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November 28-December 11, 2021 www.columbusmessenger.com Vol. XLII, No. 21 

Musical theatre thrives at Hamilton Schools 

By Linda Dillman 

Staff Writer 

A scene from Hamilton Schools’ 1995 production of “Peter Pan” directed by Mark 

Frazier. 

Music still fills Mark Frazier’s life four 

years after he retired from Hamilton Local 

Schools in 2017 after spending 31 years as 

a band director and 22 years during the 

same period as the district’s musical director. 

Frazier started out with productions at 

the middle school, including “The Wizard of 

Oz,” “Charlotte’s Web,” and “Beauty and 

the Beast.” Then, in 1995, he was asked to 

start a yearly school district musical. 

Today, as part of an extracurricular contract, 

he continues to direct seventh 

graders through senior students in 

Hamilton’s annual musical, often shepherding 

50 to 75 cast and crew, along with a production 

staff and 15 to 20 adult volunteers. 

“During the past 31 productions, I have 

worked with just under 2,000 students,” 

said Frazier, who directed five middle 

school musicals and 26 district productions. 

“The only year we did not produce a 

show was last year due to COVID.” 

The selection process for the next show 

starts about seven months before opening 

night. For Frazier, it starts in September 

with research on possible musicals. In 

November, he gets approval from the district 

and rights from the company who 

holds the copyright for the show. 

“Many things go into the selection 

process,” said Frazier. “Can we do vocals? 

Can we get the rights? Can we technically 

handle the show? Can we finance the show 

and is it age appropriate for our students? 

Finally, is it a production that the community 

would enjoy?” 

In December, before the start of winter 

break, Frazier begins the cycle again of 

casting the show, followed by Monday 

through Friday rehearsals starting in 

January. Set construction takes place on 

the weekends. 

“There are many different things I enjoy 

about doing the musical,” Frazier said. 

“First, is watching how the cast and crew 

grow into their roles and responsibilities. 

Second is getting to bring a script to life. 

Third is the great staff and group of volunteers 

that I get to work with. Finally, working 

with the cast and crew keeps me young.” 

Funding a full-scale production is 

derived from the profit made from the previous 

year’s production ticket sales and 

proceeds from a drama parents’ organization, 

candy bar sale, concession stand and 

community and business donations. 

“We could not do these musicals without 

our great parent and community volunteers,” 

said Frazier.” We have many volunteers 

who still help out even though their 

child graduated from high school. They 

perform many important jobs–sewing, set 

construction, painting, lighting, sound, costuming, 

fundraising, ticket sales and concession 

stand.” 

Frazier said all productions have their 

own particular challenges, such as 1995’s 

“Peter Pan” because of flying actors and a 

very large cast. Another was “Shrek” in 

2019 because of technical difficulties and 

“West Side Story” due to the large amount 

of dancing that was required. 

A move from a 1939 stage shared with 

the athletic department and a tech box 

with limited viewing changed things for 

the better when a state-of-the-art auditorium 

opened in 2009 after a new high school 

was built. 

“When designing the stage and auditorium, 

we wanted a space that could be used 

by the whole district for concerts, meetings, 

school presentations and the musical,” said 

Frazier. “When the building opened, the 

performing arts wing included fly space, 

control room, dressing rooms, orchestra pit, 

scene shop, garage doors, new lighting and 

sound and more storage. It is also great 

that the wood shop, band room and choir 

room are located nearby, instead of on the 

opposite end of the building. The only thing 

I miss about the old building is its history 

and the amount of backstage space we had.” 

While still performing in the old building–which 

did not have the benefit of air 

conditioning–exhaust fans cooled off the 

auditorium during intermission. During a 

performance, the fans were turned off, but a 

set of flaps did not close. A storm moved in, 

with hard rain and intense winds and rain 

started to blow in on the audience and orchestra. 

Dressed in a suit and tie, Frazier crawled 

out on the roof with a staple gun and tarp. 

“I attached the tarp over the unclosed 

flaps, as the show was continuing,” said 

Frazier. “I was totally soaked by time I got 

off the roof. Then I had to go out for bows 

dripping wet, but the orchestra and audience 

remained dry.” 

After the final bow, storage of costumes, 

props, furniture and sets used throughout 

the years is spread throughout district 

buildings, including the old middle school. 

Costuming is stored in the dressing room 

closets and a room located sided the stage. 

Sets are disassembled, reusable lumber 

and hardware are put in storage and some 

larger set pieces stored in out buildings. 

The production dates for the 2022 musical 

(the show is still to be selected) are 

March 17 at 7 p.m.; March 18 at 7 p.m. and 

March 19 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Ticket sales 

start the beginning of March. For information, 

follow the Hamilton Local Schools’ 

website and/or Facebook page. 

For information, call 614-491-8044 ext. 

1800 and leave Frazier a voice message. 

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court will replace the basketball court; new 

playground equipment; and swing set is 

being refurbished. 

•At Bridlewood Park: the addition of a 

dog park; the playground equipment will 

be revamped soon, but will come under a 

later phase in the park improvement 

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•At Obetz Community Center Park: 

playground equipment is being refurbished, 

painted, and some additional parts 

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basketball hoops were reconditioned 

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Hamilton Elementary 

School honored 

Hamilton Elementary School was 

recently named a U.S. News Best 

Elementary School. 

Hamilton Elementary School placed 

among the top 5 percent of elementary 

schools ranked in the state of Ohio to qualify 

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Hamilton Elementary School is ranked 

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Ohio, with an overall score of 94.38 percent 

out of 100 percent. This is the first year 

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Big developments planned for Obetz 

By Katelyn Sattler 

Staff Writer 

The city of Obetz continues to grow. 

Developer Joe Ciminello, of Ciminello’s Inc., who 

has upscale developments in Grove City and New 

Albany, presented the Preliminary Development Plan 

of the Younkin Farm (located near the intersection of 

Lockbourne and Rathmell roads) to Obetz’s Planning 

and Zoning Commission on Nov. 10. This property has 

been through Planning and Zoning before, as in 2007 

there was preliminary approval and then, in 2008, it 

was updated to include the Leave A Mark Church site. 

Tentatively named “Inspiration Obetz,” the development 

will consist of 242 single-family houses, including 

170 houses on 50-foot lots, 158 houses on 60-foot 

lots, and 96 houses on 70-foot lots, all of which will be 

120-foot depths. 

Ciminello has designated 25 percent open space, or 

14-15 acres, which is above the 20 percent open space 

requirement, which will include a playground area and 

the Obetz Swim Club. 

“We always want to be able to look back and be 

proud that the community appreciated (in value) and 

aged well,” said Ciminello. 

The Obetz city administration has already approved 

the plan. 

Obetz Community Services Director Stacey Boumis 

said they want to create interconnected neighborhoods 

with walkable paths, not subdivisions. 

Terry Andrews of Lennar Homes, the builder for 

“Inspiration Obetz”, said the price ranges for the three 

different selections of houses will be low to mid 

$300,000 for Cottage level, mid $300,000 to $400,000 

for Venture level, and $375,000 to $500,000 for 

Cornerstone level. He said they will be comparable to 

Butler Farms or better. The houses will be centered on 

the lots to avoid the houses being too close to each 

other. 

Andrews said, because the cost of the lumber packages 

have gone up by $25,000 to $30,000, the house 

style and size will be pre-programmed to streamline 

the process. Buyers can then pick a lot of the style and 

size house they want to buy. 

“Everybody’s gone to this new model, which may 

stop in the near future once commodities prices come 

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Obetz continues to have discussions with Hamilton 

Township Schools so they will be well aware of what’s 

coming. The development is expected to bring up to 

1,000 students to the schools over the five- to sevenyear 

build-out period. 

According to officials, the existing schools have been 

built to allow add ons to accommodate growth in student 

numbers. 

Lennar Homes has committed to $1,500 per lot to 

amenities such as a Swim Club and a park. The Swim 

Club will have a country club type of atmosphere with 

a swim team so that other swim teams will come to 

Obetz to compete. The pool will be available to all 

Obetz residents, not just the residents of the development. 

“The community has been asking for that for years,” 

said Obetz Mayor Angela Kirk. 

When asked how the city will continue to pay for 

services like police, fire, and snow removal, Obetz Law 

Director Gene Hollins said, “Growth is driven by the 

good work that’s been done for the last 25 years here to 

create the commercial tax base. And we will continue 

to create a commercial tax base for us and the school 

district.” 

The development passed Planning and Zoning with 

only one commissioner voting “no” because of the 50- 

foot lot size. Commissioner Dan Raver believes that’s 

too small. 

If Obetz City Council approves the preliminary plan 

at its next meeting, it will then go through engineering 

plans (administratively through the Engineering 

Department), and then the final plan will be presented 

to council. As the plan is conceptual, it could look different 

in the end. 

The Big Walnut Run Subarea B Preliminary 

Development Plan was also discussed. It will consist of 

66 houses on 60-foot, 70-foot, and 80-foot lots for a density 

of 1.6 dwelling units per acre. The closest intersection 

is Groveport and Bixby roads. An open space occupies 

the northwest corner of the development, which is 

wooded and acts as a floodway. 

Phase 1, on the other side of Bixby Road, is more 

dense and connects to the Fairchild Estates subdivision. 

The children in Subarea B will attend Groveport 

Madison schools. Stavroff Interests, LTD, is 

the developer and Ryan Homes will build 

the houses. 

The Preliminary Development Plan 

passed Planning and Zoning unanimously 

and will go before council for approval at its 

next meeting. 

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OCC realigns in 2024-25 

By Rick Palsgrove 

Managing Editor 

Gunner’s Mate 3rd Class James Swank, 

of Lockbourne, is aboard Arleigh Burkeclass 

guided-missile destroyer USS Chafee. 

The ship is on a scheduled deployment in 

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Friendly neighborhood rivals the Canal 

Winchester Indians and the Groveport 

Madison Cruisers will reunite in the same 

division of the Ohio Capital Conference 

starting with the 2024-25 season. 

The move became possible when the 32- 

team OCC approved adding Teays Valley 

and Logan to the conference. Teays Valley 

currently is in the Mid-State League and 

Logan has competed as an independent 

since its former conference, the 

Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, 

became defunct at the end of 2016-17. The 

OCC began with eight teams in 1968 and 

has since grown to its current size with 

teams located throughout central Ohio. 

The OCC Buckeye Division starting in 

2024-25 will include: Canal Winchester, 

Groveport Madison, Newark, Lancaster, 

Logan, Pickerington Central, 

Reynoldsburg, and Teays Valley. 

The new division will excite Indian and 

Cruiser fans because it places the two 

rivals in the same division again after they 

were moved to different ones in 2020-21. 

Canal Winchester reaction 

“I’m excited for our student athletes, 

coaches, and community,” said Canal 

Winchester High School Athletic Director 

Pat Durbin of the realignment. “It is an 

excellent fit for Canal Winchester and 

we’re looking forward to it.” 

Durbin said he likes the new OCC 

Buckeye Division for many reasons. 

“It’s an opportunity to develop friendly 

rivalries within our proximity,” said 

Durbin. “The competitive balance is very 

good.” 

Durbin anticipates an increase in ticket 

revenue because of the neighborhood rivalries 

and because fans will not have to travel 

far to attend games away from home. 

“These schools have fans that travel 

well,” said Durbin. 

Additionally, he said fans from neighboring 

communities may be friends or family 

members of Canal Winchester fans and 

it is fun to go to a game with people who 

you are close with. 

“Also, our transportation costs will go 

down because we will be transporting athletes 

fewer miles,” said Durbin, who gave 

the example that in the OCC division 

Canal Winchester currently is in, it takes 

about an hour and 10 minutes to travel 

from Canal Winchester to Delaware Hayes 

High School. 

Durbin said the new division is not just 

about football. 

“We have 17 athletic programs that are 

doing well,” said Durbin, who noted the 

girls cross country team went to the regionals 

this year and the boys soccer team was 

district champions. “We aspire to get to a 

another level. We have strength. We can 

compete at a high level and welcome the 

challenge. This will be highlighted in this 

new division.” 

Durbin, who is a member of the OCC’s 

realignment committee, said that realignments 

are never perfect. He said the OCC 

realignment committee reviews the 

league’s divisions every four years to see if 

any adjustments need to be made. 

However, he added, “All the members of 

the OCC work together to do the best we 

can to be as fair and equitable as we can.” 

Groveport Madison reaction 

“I love the new alignment,” said 

Groveport Madison High School Athletic 

Director Steve Petros. “School size isn’t 

that important to me. I like the fact that, 

except for Pickerington Central, the division 

will be all single high school districts.” 

Petros said the travel times between the 

schools in the division are “fantastic” for 

Groveport Madison. 

“Even Logan, which seems far away, is 

only 30 minutes away because of U.S. 

Route 33,” said Petros. “This is about as 

good as we could hope for in terms of our 

teams and families having to travel.” 

Petros said he is happy Groveport 

Madison and Canal Winchester are back 

together in the same OCC division. 

“Bringing Canal Winchester in the division 

with us makes all the sense in the 

world,” said Petros. “I was very upset when 

a school that is an exit away was put in a 

different division (in 2020-21).” 

Petros said this new version of the OCC 

Buckeye Division will continue to be a competitive 

division. 

“The sports vary on who the dominant 

school will be,” said Petros. “The new 

schools (Teays Valley and Logan) will have 

a little bit of an adjustment period but will 

be just fine.” 

He said the new alignment “is a great 

thing for Groveport Madison.” 

“I feel like we may finally have a division 

that could remain the same for a long 

time,” said Petros. “Our kids should be 

excited to be in one of the top divisions in 

the state of Ohio. We will continue to have 

to work hard to be competitive in all of our 

sports. I would hope that would motivate 

all of our student-athletes.” 

In its more than a century of athletic 

competition, the Groveport Madison 

Cruisers have competed in three leagues: 

the Franklin County League from the early 

1900s to the 1957-58 season; the Mid-Eight 

League from 1958-59 to 1973-74; and the 

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Obetz Mayor Angela Kirk announced 

the upcoming holiday events for the city. 

On Dec. 10, there will be a tree lighting 

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sing some Christmas carols that night. 

On Dec. 11, Santa’s sleigh will travel 

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614-866-3025 

Pastor Nick Shaw 

Sunday Morning Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. 



is an international trade association representing 

companies involved in the distribution, 

rental and support of equipment used 

in construction, mining, forestry, power 

generation, agriculture and industrial 

applications. It is also the only industrystandard 

training to be recognized. 

Accreditation was not available to high 

school programs until 2019. With acceptance 

as an accredited member, the 

Agriculture and Heavy Equipment program, 

and its students, will be only one of 

two high schools to have such recognition. 

With AED accreditation, agriculture 

and heavy equipment students from 

Eastland-Fairfield have experienced 

newly-opened doors contributing toward 

their futures. Many businesses in the 

industry are looking for employees that 

EMMANUEL LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

80 E. Markison Ave., Columbus, OH 43207 

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SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE 

8:30 am & 11:00 am 

BIBLE CLASS 

Adult and Youth (K-5) 

9:45 am 

*11:00 service includes a radio broadcast 

in our parking lot on FM 87.9 

Please visit the 

South/Canal Winchester 

Church of your choice. 

List your Worship 

Services here. 

For info. call 614-272-5422 

Be a Part of Our Local Worship Guide 

Our Worship Guide is geared toward celebrating faith and helping readers connect 

with religious resources in our community. Make sure these readers know 

how you can help with a presence in this very special section distributed to more 

than 19,000 households in the South area. 

Contact us today to secure your spot in our Worship Guide. 

614.272.5422 • kathy@columbusmessenger.com 

come from AED-accredited programs, 

which often means greater exposure to 

highly-recognized companies, higher-paying 

jobs, and access to both at accelerated 

rates. 

By completing the program at Eastland- 

Fairfield, students will also earn college 

credit that will count for up to six course 

credits, translating into up to eight fewer 

weeks of post-secondary school. All 

Eastland-Fairfield students that complete 

the program will also graduate on the cusp 

of earning bronze level status in the industry 

field. 

Earlier this school year, the pharmacy 

technician program at Fairfield Career 

Center completed the process and was notified 

that it will continue to be accredited by 

the Pharmacy Technician Certification 

Board. 

The PTCB is the accrediting body that 

possesses a unifying standard for pharmacy 

technician programs when addressing 

medication safety and patient care. By 

completing a pharmacy technician program 

accredited by the PTCB, learners are then 

eligible to take the PTCE (Pharmacy 

Certification Board Exam), which is more 

widely accepted throughout the industry 

and opens doorways to future opportunities. 

By completing a PTCB accredited program, 

learners are not required to become 

state board approved before taking the 

exam and are not required to work the necessary 

500 hours under physician supervision 

before taking the exam. PTCB-accredited 

programs also prepare Pharmacy 

Technician program completers the flexibility 

to explore both retail or institutional 

(ex: hospital, clinic, dispensary) pharmacy 

across the country. 

Being a PTCB accredited program also 

makes additional certifications available to 

students looking to create their own custom-built 

experience to prepare for life 

after graduation. 

These certificates allow students to specialize 

in specific areas of the pharmacy 

technician industry, heighten the level of 

tasks they are certified to complete, and 

increase the level of independent engagement 

with patients. 

They will also prepare individuals for 

their next steps be it entering the workforce, 

medical school, or a post-secondary 

pharmaceutical program.

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Eastland-Fairfield students 

inducted to NTHS 

Several local high school students earned were 

inducted into the National Technical Honor Society at 

Fairfield Career Center and Eastland Career Center. 

The following students were accepted into the 

Eastland Career Center NTHS chapter: Nicole 

Householder (culinary, Canal Winchester); Nanyeli 

Encarnacion Laurencio (dental assisting, Groveport 

Madison); Mya Reeves (dental assisting, Hamilton 

Township); Cameron Evans (pre-engineering, Canal 

Winchester); Stephanie Fleming (medical office, 

Groveport Madison); Kenedi Smith (medical office, 

Hamilton Township); Tori Tate (medical office, 

Hamilton Township). 

The following Fairfield Career Center students 

were honored: Megan Randleman (animal management 

and service, Groveport Madison); Lileah 

Haudenschilt (construction, Canal Winchester). 

November 28, 2021 -- MESSENGER - PAGE 9 

Tax assistance program 

According to Franklin County Auditor Michael 

Stinziano, the Property Tax Assistance Program will 

accept applications from low-income elderly homeowners 

who need help paying their 2021 first half property taxes. 

The PTAP provides emergency one-time property 

tax assistance to low-income homeowners age 60 or 

older and is a nonprofit entity funded solely through 

donations. The auditor’s office has administered the 

program since November 2019. 

“PTAP plays a crucial role by helping our elderly 

homeowners on fixed incomes keep their homes 

despite rising home values,” Stinziano said. 

PTAP applications are reviewed by a board that 

includes the Franklin County auditor’s office, Franklin 

County treasurer’s office, Franklin County Office on 

Aging, and Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging. 

Applications are due by Dec. 20. Information about the 

program and an application can be found on the auditor’s 

office website. For additional information and 

questions, residents may call 614-525-3243. 

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47 Yrs. Exp. - Refs. Avail. 

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12/19 

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614-419-3977 

or 614-863-9912 

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Also Fencing & 

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614-284-2100 

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