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A different kind of golf 

By Linda Dillman 

Staff Writer 

Tucked among the trees and trails along 

Lockbourne’s Locke Meadow Park is a disc golf 

course, a wish come to fruition by local resident 

Seth Collins, with one hole reputed to be the 

most difficult in the entire state. 

Disc golf is played with the same rules and 

general concepts as regular golf, except with 

flying discs and on a smaller scale. It was started 

in the late 1970s by “Steady” Ed Headrick, 

who is credited as the father of the modern day 

Frisbee and creating the sport of disc golf. 

There are no age restrictions and anyone 

can play it from young children to Dr. Mamba 

Don Shinn, a 101-year-old man from California 

who plays every day. All you need is a disc and 

space to throw it. 

“I’ve just always wanted to build a course,” 

said Collins, who started playing disc golf 25 

years ago. “It’s been a dream of mine for over 

half my life. I knew that there was space in 

Lockbourne and always thought it would be a 

great addition to the village. My wife took a job 

with the village and talked with the mayor 

about a course. Low an behold, that was something 

that they had discussed putting in the 

park. So, I knew right there that was my 

chance.” 

Collins talked with a group of like-minded 

disc golf players–now known as the 

Lockbourne Aces–who pitched the idea of creating 

a course to Lockbourne Village Council. 

Their proposal received approval Sept. 27 and 

then hard work–all at the players expense — 

began, including tree and brush removal and 

placement of hole baskets. 

They held their first competition on Oct. 1 

and are active nearly every day. 

“Designing the course is a process and 

everyone has a different process, so I can only 

speak for my own, but I just like to go out and 

I look at the land that’s in front of me,” said 

Collins. “I try to envision a finished hole, look 

at the trees or any other obstacles that may be 

in the way such as fences, creeks, and look for 

lines that I can throw thru to make it to the 

basket. Sometimes we have to remove a tree or 

two, sometimes even plant a few strictly for the 

challenge that they will add in a few years.” 

The club is creating the course from scratch 

and is incorporating the Magnolia Trail into 

the design, along with a waterway and part of 

the nearby Erie Canal system. Collins said the 

club did not ask the village for anything but an 

opportunity. 

“They allow us to use the land and we use 

some tools here and there, but not one village 

penny will be spent on any of this,” said 

Collins. 

To offset costs of constructing the course 

with a future goal of acquiring permanent baskets 

set in concrete, the Aces accept donations, 

but are also looking for sponsors as well, such 

as companies that would like to have their 

business promoted on a daily basis throughout 

the course. 

“Our club focus for most of this year has 

been geared more towards our bag tag event 

and getting everything in order for the new 

course,” said Collins. “Every time we play 

against each other, your tag is up for grabs and 

the lowest tag goes to the winner. The goal at 

the end of the year is to have the lowest tag, 

who becomes that year’s tag champion. Our 

bag tags have been an awesome time. We had 

28 people buy in and everyone received a number 

from one to 28.” 

For information about the Aces, the 

Lockbourne course, donations or the raffle, call 

or text Collins 614-928-0898 or email him 

sethacollins1985@gmail.com You can also visit 

the Lockbourne Aces DGC or Lockbourne Disc 

Golf Course page on Facebook. 

Obetz officials consider new development 

Messenger photo by Linda Dillman 

Lockbourne Aces Disc Golf Club member Seth Collins tests out one of the 

baskets along a course the club designed in the woods near Locke Meadow 

Park. 

By Katelyn Sattler 

Staff Writer 

Obetz City Council discussed the annexation and development 

plans for the 93.8 acres Wilburn Farm at its Oct. 25 meeting. 

Currently, it is planned as a residential community, with houses 

and apartments. It would also include two parks. 

The Planning and Zoning Committee approved the preliminary 

plan, but there’s still discussion about the models, or styles, of 

homes. 

Four-sided architecture with some architectural design, like 

windows, on all sides is preferred Still up in the air are design elements 

such as style of roofing, porches, stoops, etc. 

The houses would be on 50 to 80 foot lots, with the more expensive 

houses, ranging from $350,000 to $450,000 or $500,000 on 

the larger lot sizes. Concern was expressed about the smaller lot 

sizes and the houses being too close to each other. 

Obetz City Manager Rod Davisson said the houses would be 

centered on the lots to create as much distance as possible between 

the houses. 

“The world is changing, and (we’re) trying to predict who wants 

to live there and buy those houses,” said Davisson. “Most older 

people are looking for 80, 90 foot lots, bigger spaces, yard, garage, 

that kind of stuff. The 20 and 30-year-olds just want to be able to 

walk to a Starbucks and they’re not for big yards and houses. So, 

what we ended up doing was come up with a mix of that.” 

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Rickenbacker’s improved runway 

opens amid global supply chain crunch 

The more than 12,000 foot primary runway at 

Rickenbacker International Airport is open after 

completing upgrades that will better serve the 

expanded operations of the world’s largest freighter 

aircraft, such as the Boeing 747-8F regularly flown 

by Cathay Pacific, Cargolux and other air carriers. 

Multiple phases of Federal Aviation 

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that included asphalt resurfacing to an 

advanced aircraft classification; construction of 40 

foot shoulders and expanded blast pads; 

elocation/replacement of airfield navigational aids; 

and updated lighting and signage. 

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two decades, maximize efficiency of aircraft ground 

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global connectivity. 

According to Rickenbacker Airport officials, the 

improved runway opens at a time when supply chain 

disruptions have impacted the entire freight industry. 

As one of the world’s only cargo-focused airports, 

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ocean backlogs, overseas production issues and rising 

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The airport has an annual economic impact of 

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Dog license renewal period extended 

Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano 

announced that the 2022 dog license renewal period 

has been extended by two months from Jan. 31 to 

March 31 in an effort to increase the level of licensing 

in the county. 

The temporary extension comes after the Franklin 

County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution 

making the change in a vote on Oct. 12. This initiative 

is a continuation of the pilot project initiated by 

Stinziano in coordination with the commissioners in 

2019. 

The extension will only apply to the 2022 dog 

license renewal period beginning Dec. 1, 2021 and ending 

March 31, 2022, after which the office will examine 

the effectiveness of the extended renewal period in 

increasing licensing. 

“As your Franklin County Auditor, my goal is to 

license as many dogs as possible,” said Stinziano. 

“With this licensing deadline extension, the auditor’s 

office is providing pet owners with more time to license 

their dogs.” 

The auditor’s office will continue to expand the 

opportunities for dog owners to purchase licenses, 

including through the auditor’s mobile office, the 

Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center, 

and at various community events. 

In addition to being required by state law, dog 

licensing ensures that a dog has been vaccinated 

against rabies, which is required in Franklin County. 

It also ensures any lost dog is returned quickly to their 

owner. License fees help support the Franklin County 

Dog Shelter and Adoption Center. 

One-year, three-year and permanent dog licenses 

can be purchased without penalty beginning Dec. 1. 

Licenses can be purchased online at 

doglicense.franklincountyohio.gov, or at the auditor’s 

office license counter, 373 S. High St., 21st floor in 

downtown Columbus. The counter is open Monday 

through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.


American Rescue Plan webpage 

The Franklin County Commissioners 

have launched a new webpage where residents 

can track how the county uses funds 

from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) to 

help the community recover from the pandemic. 

The site, located online at 

Recovery.FranklinCountyOhio.gov provides 

information about the ARP, what it 

means for Franklin County, a graph of 

expenditures so far, and links to information 

about the individual expenditures. 

The commissioners have already allocated 

more than $26 million for recovery. 

“Our community will be feeling the 

effects of the pandemic for years to come,” 

said board president Kevin Boyce. “We got 

lots of input from our residents about how 

we can best use this money to help them 

and their families, and this webpage represents 

an unprecedented level of transparency 

in how we’re going to use this 

funding so that they can see in real-time 

what we’re doing to help them recover.” 

The American Rescue Plan was passed 

by Congress and signed into law by 

President Joe Biden to help Americans 

who are suffering from the ongoing effects 

of the COVID-19 pandemic. It includes 

significant federal resources to support a 

strong public health response and vaccination 

strategy, provide direct assistance to 

families, and deliver resources to local governments 

to use in their own communities. 

Franklin County will be receiving $256 

million over the next two years. Other 

parts of the ARP provided resources for 

schools, healthcare providers, public 

health agencies, and small businesses. 

“The American Rescue Plan is important 

legislation and provides significant 

resources to help our residents recover, so 

we’re really glad to be able to get those out 

into the community and working for 

Franklin County families right away,” said 

commissioner John O’Grady. “The new 

site provides important information and 

resources, as well as a window into our 

funding priorities.” 

The commissioners held a public hearing 

and solicited written testimony from 

the community to learn about the challenges 

residents have faced over the past 

18 months and how they think this funding 

can best be used to aid in recovery. Video 

of that hearing and text of the written testimony 

can be found on the commissioners’ 

new webpage along with federally mandated 

reports on ARP spending and a link for 

residents to continue to submit ideas for 

recovery funding. 

“Too many Franklin County families 

were already struggling before the pandemic, 

and the pandemic only intensified 

these difficulties,” said commissioner Erica 

Crawley. “The funding through the 

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recover and deal with the impacts of the 

ongoing pandemic. We will ensure the 

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of our community, who were harmed 

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An update to the commissioners’ 

American Rescue Plan webpage is already 

planned, and will connect residents in need 

directly to the resources that the commissioners 

have funded with ARP dollars. 

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Recovery.FranklinCountyOhio.gov. 

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My chosen preference is a nice red lip to 

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within and underneath my eyes but 

occasionally I will pull out a bright shirt, 

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what is really going on inside. 

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like that too: it covers itself in the world of 

bright colors to convey a sense of strength, 

energy, and life but really that stylized 

flourish acts as a front for a story that is as 

dull as a set of wooden choppers. 

Like a new day, it begins promisingly 

enough by laying out the mythos of this 

tale; Since vampires first came to America 

hundreds of years ago, they have been 

engaged in a war with the humans in Los 

Angeles. Many lives were lost and when 

vampires began to lose the upper hand 

despite all their power, they struck a truce 

with regions of the state, especially those of 

the Boyle Heights neighborhood who 

proved to be the toughest opponents of the 

creatures of the night. 

This truce has held for more than a century, 

largely because the vampires of the 

area have to follow three rules: Rule number 

one is that vampires cannot let humans 

know they exist anymore. Rule number two 

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“Night Teeth” a vampire film that lacks bite 

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on the unwilling. And rule number three is 

that the vampires never ever enter Boyle 

Heights without permission. 

After this intriguing intro, we meet 

Victor (Alfie Allen) a centuries old vampire 

who is no longer willing to live by those 

rules. After failing to garner the support of 

his fellow area vampires (this world is run 

like “True Blood” where there are head 

vampires for specific regions), he takes 

matters into his own cold hands by kidnapping 

the girlfriend of Jay (Raul Castillo), 

the human truce-keeper between the 

vamps and the residents of Boyle Heights. 

Instead of continuing to focus on the 

rapidly boiling tension between Victor and 

Jay, both played by actors who have a fun 

and magnetic intensity, the film pivots to 

Jay’s sweet and clueless younger brother 

Benny (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.) who accidentally 

stumbles into Victor’s overarching 

plot to destroy the leaders of the vampiric 

clans of L.A. 

To be clear, Benny’s presence is not an 

impediment to the story; in fact, the character 

and the actor too prove to be a positive 

for the film, serving as the audience’s 

surrogate into the gory underworld as he 

tries to do something we all do each day — 

work for a paycheck. But it’s everything 

else that goes along with his portion of the 

story that weighs the film down. 

For some quick cash, Benny takes over 

Jay’s main job as a chauffeur for the rich 

and dangerous. Jay tells him to keep his 

head down, don’t ask questions, and survive 

the night. His first (and only) clients of 

the night are two women, Blaire and Zoe 

(played by Debbie Ryan and Lucy Fry, 

respectively), who provide him with a list of 

five places to go with an order to complete 

the task before sunrise. 

During the ride to the first attraction of 

the night, Blaire and Zoe mess with his 

head a bit, asking questions about what he 

would do if this was the last night of his 

life. Though unnerved by the women, he is 

drawn to them too, willing to do their bidding 

despite thinking that something is 

amiss. 

Willow is a sweet 8- 

month-old kitten. She is 

a loving girl who enjoys 

a good belly rub and an 

ear scratch. Willow is 

great with other cats 

and wonderful with children. 

She would be a 

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Trinity is a shy dog 

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She is a bit shy and 

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pets of the week 

At the first stop, 

Benny hears screams 

coming from the mansion; 

at the second, he 

finds a bag filled with 

money splattered with 

blood. At the third, he 

realizes that they are 

vampires, sent out on 

a mission to cause 

deadly chaos so Victor 

can take over the L.A. 

scene. Unfortunately 


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Dedra 

Cordle 

for Benny, his night just gets worse as his 

story starts to revolve around a slow bubbling 

romance with Blaire, the least bloodthirsty 

of the two vampire women (she’s 

also the more boring of the dastardly duo, 

so there’s that). 

Upon learning that Victor has his sights 

set on Jay, Benny goes along with the vampires 

as they wreak havoc across the neon 

soaked city, even providing assistance to 

them from time to time. His actions, some 

puzzling and implausible, provide for some 

of the biggest questionable decisions this 

film makes, making “Night Teeth” feel as if 

it were a first or second draft from writer 

Brent Dillon, rather than the final one sent 

in before the production started. 

With storylines that bounce all over the 

place and the abundance of missed opportunities 

to showcase characters whose 

actors were game for mischief and mayhem, 

“Night Teeth” is a disappointing vampiric 

film that, sadly, lacks bite. Though 

the style of the film provided some flair and 

entertainment (shots where the camera 

flips slowly upside down was a nice touch), 

you couldn’t help but think throughout the 

viewing that this could have been something 

more, something better, than it actually 

was. 

Grade: C 

Dedra Cordle is a Messenger staff writer 

and columnist. 

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Obetz Historians revive the past 

By Katelyn Sattler 

Staff Writer 

As Obetz blossoms into a city, a group of its citizens 

is seeking to preserve the town’s history. 

Obetz was once known as Obetz Junction and is 

named after one of its original settlers, Charles Obetz. 

The newly-named Obetz Historians met Oct. 13 at 

the Obetz Community Center to discuss how they want 

to pass down the town’s history to younger generations. 

The group shared some stories and began the 

process of organizing and brainstorming goals for the 

group to pursue. 

Joyce Blake was elected president, Jerry Benson 

was elected vice president, Obetz Councilwoman 

Bonnie Wiley was elected secretary, and the treasurer 

position remains open. They hope to vote in a treasurer 

at the group’s next meeting. 

Obetz Historians wants to publish a book about 

Obetz’s history using memories and photographs from 

current residents. 

Wiley would like new city employees to know more 

about Obetz history: 

“We hire people in charge of our parks, but they 

don’t know our history because we have no dedicated 

history,” said Wiley. 

She wants people “to know where they’re from, 

what their identity is, and what happened some time 

ago so that they can have some idea of keeping that 

history.” 

Benson spoke with Obetz Community Services 

Director Stacey Boumis extensively about having a 

Founder’s Day event in 2028. This would mark 100 

years since the Obetz was formed, and Founder’s Day 

would occur annually thereafter. 

Benson suggested putting short history videos 

online to attract the interest of young people. 

Becki Thacker-Dunn suggested getting high school 

seniors involved in the project. She said students get a 

tour every year so why not combine it with the history 

project and make it more of a community service project? 

When Oct. 21, the date the village will become a 

city, was mentioned, Blake said, “I mean, it’s good, but 

it’s kind of sad – but on the other hand, that’s why 

we’re doing this.” 

She feels a village is more personal than a city. 

Some suggested displaying photos and artifacts in 

the entry area of city hall where residents pay their 

utility bills. 

Benson also talked about forming a 501(c)(3) nonprofit 

for funding purposes. He mentioned it as a way 

to get money for their plans, saying “I’ve done it with 

the Historical Society.” 

He wants to approach the non-profit Big Walnut 

Area Community Improvement Corporation. 

“They give money for projects and stuff like that,” 

he said. 

The Obetz Historians would have to submit a letter 

of intent and let them know how they would use the 

money. Then the BWACIC would then give the Obetz 

Historians a donation. 

Wiley then said that, if their group disbands, the 

money has to go to another nonprofit and Thacker- 

Dunn added that at the end of each year, any money 

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still in the bank has to be earmarked for 

something. Benson suggested hiring a consultant 

to give them structure on how they 

need to put all this together. 

Benson would like to put the chronology 

of all the mayors and council people in the 

book, and then “put everyone that lives in 

Obetz in the book, because we’re all part of 

history this hundred year anniversary so 

everybody will be in there.” 

“I know it sounds like a lot, but there's 

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only about 5,000 or so residents,” said 

Benson. “And that could be maybe three or 

(more) pages. I don’t know if we put them 

all in the book, then everybody gets recognition 

for living here because that's what it 

is. It’s all about the book. Now that we’re 

here, we’re all historians together.” 

The next meeting will be Nov. 9, at 1 

p.m. They’re hoping to be able to meet 

again at the Senior Center, 1650 Obetz 

Avenue. 

Resident Jerry Benson wants to see 

some of the apartments be condominiums. 

“The reason is that people who buy condos 

stay, and people that rent, trash the 

place and are gone in a year,” said Benson. 

Mayor Angela Kirk said she had similar 

concerns, but they’ve taken those types of 

issues into consideration. 

“I was not a fan of apartments either, 

but these apartments are one of the very 

high end we’ve worked on,” said Kirk. 

Councilwoman Bonnie Wiley asked the 

developer to put in “Watch For Children” 

signs around the development. 

The preliminary plan was approved 

with the understanding that the developers 

will come back for final approval before 

breaking ground in the spring. 

Other news 

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It appears the city will be receiving a 

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Davisson said, “It looks like it’s going to 

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•Benson reminded everyone that the 

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The genius of the old Warner Brothers’ cartoons 

The best of the Warner Brothers cartoons 

created in the late 1940s and into the 

1950s - featuring Bugs Bunny and assorted 

other well known characters - are pure 

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This is the era when the studio refined 

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on the outrageous or the offensive. 

The animation pays close attention to 

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The drawing and animating of these 

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music to the cartoons fits the action to near 

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But I think it is in the writing where 

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of slapstick. 

While the jokes and one 

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One of my favorite examples of this is in 

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tucked into the cartoon that really makes it 

for me. 

In the scene, the Sheriff of Nottingham 

is chasing Bugs and they come upon the 

Royal Garden of the king. 

The Sheriff is appalled that Bugs is 

Editor’s Notebook 

Rick 

Palsgrove 

standing on “royal 

ground” which leads 

to a back and forth 

about this ground 

being better than 

that ground. 

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where the Royal 

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room Tudor dream 

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completed, the 

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the Royal Garden. 

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time has lapsed between the Sheriff falling 

for Bugs’ trick and his actual construction 

work on the house because the structure is 

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The whole scene plays out for nearly a 

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seven minutes and 55 seconds. 

The segment proves to me that the 

Warner Brothers’ cartoon writers, while 

fond of quick jokes, also had a high appreciation 

for letting a joke take its own time 

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Magnificent stuff. 

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11/21 

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