South & Canal Winchester Messenger - July 28th, 2024

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Soccer fields as a form
of remembrance
By Linda Dillman
Staff Writer
Canal Winchester High School class of 1975 graduate Scott
Waibel wants to turn a horrendous murder into a place of remembrance
and a location where kids can feel safe while challenging
their minds and bodies.
In recalling the Dec. 7, 2021 murder of two children and an
adult in Canal Winchester, Waibel asked the Canal Winchester
Board of Education during their July 8 meeting, “How do we turn
this terrible act of violence into something good? I believe the
answer is found in the hearts of those who lost their little ones. In
their grief and their anger, they all expressed the same message–
for someone to remember their children’s names.”
With this thought in mind, Waibel pondered what he could do
to remember the names of innocent children who are not remembered
and show parents the community still remembers and cherishes
the lives of their little ones.
“How can I, as an individual, do anything to prevent or reduce
this type of violence,” asked Waibel.
His answer? Create two enclosed outdoor mini pitch soccer
fields, installed by a team of volunteers over three days, on the
grounds of Indian Trail and Winchester Trail elementary schools.
“I want to provide a mini pitch for the two elementary schools
at no cost to the schools (aside from minor electrical work),” said
Waibel. “The MLS is extremely interested in funding this project.
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Lockbourne considers tax increase
According to the village of Lockbourne’s July newsletter,
Lockbourne Village Council is considering legislation to be placed
on the Nov. 5 ballot for an income tax increase from 1 percent to
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CW’s Indian Trail addition
Canal Winchester Schools will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony
at Indian Trail Elementary, 6767 Gender Road, on Aug. 8, at 6
p.m. to celebrate the school’s new $14.3 million addition, which
adds 18 new classrooms to Indian Trail Elementary, allowing the
school to offer all-day kindergarten to all students beginning this
fall. It also provides space to move preschool classrooms to Indian
Trail Elementary, creating a center for early childhood education
for preschool through second grade in the building. Previously,
preschool was located at Winchester Trail Elementary, where students
in third through fifth grade attend.
The project, which broke ground in July 2023, was funded
without asking taxpayers for additional funding by maintaining a
balanced general fund budget and using the district’s cash balance
for construction costs.
“This project reflects Canal Winchester Schools’ commitment
to providing the best possible start for our youngest learners,”
said Canal Winchester Schools Superintendent Kiya Hunt. “By
offering all-day kindergarten and creating a dedicated center for
early childhood education, we are investing in the future of our
children and our community. We are grateful for the support of
our community to make this project possible. Together, we are
building a brighter future for Canal Winchester.”
Construction at Indian Trail Elementary continues to move
forward on schedule for completion in early August. Recently completed
work includes painting the first-floor corridor and excavating
the preschool playground. Currently, workers are focusing on
interior flooring and painting, as well as final site excavation and
grading.
The district’s project partners are Schorr Architects and
Construction Manager At-Risk Elford, Inc. Under the construction
manager at-risk model, the district and its construction partners
agree on a Maximum Guaranteed Price based on estimates
of the cost of the project’s plans. The GMP ensures that the project
stays within the district’s $14.3 million budget.
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Obetz development news
City of Groveport Economic
Development Director Michael Loges and
City of Obetz Director of Economic
Development Steve Adams made a presentation
recently to the Rickenbacker
Employer Assistance Network about housing
availability and affordability in the
area.
In a report to Groveport City Council,
Loges stated the slow population growth of
southern Franklin County is limiting
investment and the communities’ ability to
attract new employers.
According to Loges’ report, “To combat
this, the city of Obetz has secured a partnership
with Daimler and Pulte Homes to
develop Buckstone Flats within the city of
Obetz. Buckstone Flats is an 800 acre
mixed use development south of Rathmell
Road and east of Lockbourne Road.
The project, adjacent to Big Walnut
Creek, will be a community unto itself,
with 143 acres of commercial development,
nearly 700 single family homes (Buckstone
Bend), 288 apartments (Buckstone Flats),
and outdoor amenities. It’s slated to
include commercial space and amenities
such as public parks, pools, and waterfront
access.”
Money for Memorial Wall
The village of Lockbourne Memorial
Wall Committee announced it will be
awarded $250,000 from the State Capital
Budget towards the village’s Memorial
Wall Project.
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Once I have your approval, I can begin to
work on this funding piece.”
According to Waibel, the names of the
children and adult killed in 2021 would
appear at center court. At each corner he
proposed would be four distinct images–
family; faith; education, skills, goals; and
friends.
“My goal is that this pitch will generate
discussion, honor the children we’ve lost
and change the lives of everyone who
comes to play,” Waibel said.
Board President Monika Talley thought
Waibel’s project was a “wonderful” idea
and thanked him for keeping the children’s
memory alive. She said she “definitely”
supports it.
Other CW school news
The board approved a contract with the
Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office for a
school resource office for the 2024-25
school year. The position is currently
housed at the high school.
Treasurer Nick Roberts said the
$86,126 contract contains a minimal
increase.
The sheriff’s office will provide one
deputy for eight hour a day, forty hours a
week for 186 working days during the
school year. The deputy’s patrol service is
exclusive to the school board in order to
keep the peace, protect property and perform
other necessary police functions.

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School district land
transfers a tough task
By Rick Palsgrove
Managing editor
A requested transfer of territory from
Groveport Madison Schools to Hamilton
Local Schools would not be an easy task.
“It’s difficult to do and not common,”
said attorney Adam Miller during a presentation
to the Groveport Madison Board
of Education on July 10. “It’s as rare as a
full solar eclipse in Ohio.”
Residents from a neighborhood located
in Obetz and Hamilton Township, but
whose children attend Groveport Madison
Schools, are seeking to transfer their area
to Hamilton Township Schools. The neighborhood
in question, McFadyens Acres, is
located within the boundaries of the city of
Obetz and Hamilton Township, just west of
Alum Creek Drive.
Miller said in his presentation that,
after a citizen petition is filed, the two districts
would have to negotiate boundaries
and financial equities, both districts would
have to approve a resolution of transfer,
and then the issue would have to go before
the State Board of Education for a decision.
“Even if the two districts agree, the
State Board may not approve,” said Miller,
adding that the State Board weighs factors
such as the impact on tax values and
financial aspects, district funding, racial
balance, a district’s place on the state’s
facility funding list, and a district’s place
on the state’s financial equity list.
He said the State Board also considers if
the proposed territory transfer is best for
the students and the districts involved.
“The State Board of Education disapproves
most transfers,” said Miller.
Two McFadyens Acres residents spoke
at the June 12 Groveport Madison Board of
Education meeting and requested the
transfer. They stated the neighborhood
consists of 11 streets and that a petition
signed by 178 of the 230 registered voters
in the area favor the transfer request. They
said their neighborhood is part of the
Obetz and Hamilton Township community,
participates in activities there, and residents
feel “very displaced” in Groveport
Madison. They said their kids play with
Hamilton Township children, especially in
Obetz area sports. They added, “We belong
in Hamilton Township, it’s good for our
kids, it’s what they need.”
According to the Ohio Revised Code,
school district property transfers can only
be requested in even numbered years.
The Groveport Madison Board of
Education took no action on the issue at its
July 10 meeting.
When asked how such a transfer would
affect the district financially and by enrollment,
Groveport Madison officials previously
declined comment.
According to Hamilton Local Schools
Superintendent Mark Tyler, “This is something
coming from members of the community.
The school district is in no way
involved. We are not in anyway attempting
to take property from any other school district.”
According to city of Obetz officials, the
city of Obetz has taken on a mediator role
to ensure its residents’ concerns are heard
and addressed appropriately.
“We have not received any further information
regarding the transfer request
between Hamilton Local Schools and
Groveport Madison Schools at this time,”
Obetz Public Relations Manager Kaitlin
Duncan. “I know it was a topic on
Groveport Madison’s Board of Education
agenda on July 10, but it was just a presentation
from their lawyers about the
process. The city of Obetz is here to be a
mediator between the districts, if needed,
to ensure that the residents' concerns are
heard and addressed appropriately. Our
commitment is to support our residents
through this process and facilitate constructive
dialogue between all parties
involved. We do not have an official position
on the transfer request itself, but we
are aware that a substantial number of
residents signed the petition for transfer.
We are committed to supporting our residents
through the process and facilitating
constructive dialogue between all parties
involved. The request is being led by a
group of concerned citizens. ”
According to Duncan, approximately
124 students would be involved in the
potential transfer to the Hamilton Local
Schools.
“This number is based on the latest
demographic data we have for the neighborhood,”
said Duncan.
It’s possible this number could be lower
as some students may be home schooled or
attend a private school.
“The transfer process is still in its early
stages,” said Duncan. “As we understand,
there are two main paths for a boundary
change. The first includes a petition, and
ultimately approval by the state. The
other, involves a negotiated agreement
between the two school districts. We are
aware that a petition was submitted, but
did not make the deadline and was rejected
by Groveport Madison. As a result, the citizens
are now approaching the Groveport
Madison school board and asking that they
engage in the negotiated process. As far as
we know, the Groveport Madison board
has yet to determine whether it will engage
in the negotiated change. The timeline for
this process is not yet defined and will
depend on various factors, including the
willingness of the boards to participate,
regulatory requirements, stakeholder
engagement, and state approval (if
required).”
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Destination: Canal Winchester’s Summer Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday
from 9 a.m. to noon through the end of September at the Canal Winchester Area
Historical Society’s complex on North High Street for a season of fresh fruits and
veggies, local eggs and honey, fresh baked pies, cookies, breads, jellies, jams,
home decor, and more. Check the Farmers’ Market Facebook page each Friday for
a list of vendors who will be attending the following Saturday. Pictured here are
some local fresh peppers being sold at Sunset Hill Farm’s stand at the Canal
Winchester Summer Farmers’ Market.
Visitors can grab local coffee from
Rising Son as they explore the morning
market.
A variety of vendors gather each week
providing fresh produce, local coffee,
wildflowers, and more at the Canal
Winchester Summer Farmers’ Market.
Running Scared 5K
The Running Scared 5K and
Community Health Fair will be held Oct.
26 from 9 a.m. to noon at Canal Winchester
High School, 300 Washington St. The
Community Health Fair is sponsored by
Diley Ridge Medical Center. The 5K is
sponsored by Nationwide Children’s
Hospital. Visit the Facebook page.
Barber Museum
The National Barber Museum in Canal
Winchester is located at 135 Franklin St.
(behind the former CW High School building).
The museum, housed in approximately
5,000 square feet, showcases art, artifacts,
and memorabilia from decades of the
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Let’s play pickleball at CW’s new courts
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Messenger photos by Rick Palsgrove
The city of Canal Winchester held a grand
opening of the McGill Park, 6725
Lithopolis-Winchester Road, pickleball
courts on July 18. Following the ceremony,
the inaugural pickleball game was
played by Mayor Joe Steager and Council
President Will Bennett with Bennett winning
the match 11-5. Pictured here at
right is Bennett returning a volley to
Steager. The city will also handed out
custom pickleballs to the first 100 guests
at the event. The pickleball courts will be
open daily from dawn to 10 p.m., with
lighting available for evening play.
Visitors must provide their own equipment.
The five courts are available on a
first come, first served basis, although
visitors are asked to be considerate of
their playing time and to share with others.
Rental opportunities for special
events will be available later this year.
Mayor Joe Steager delivered a few
remarks before the opening of the new
pickleball courts.
Mayor Joe Steager and Council President
Will Bennett shake hands before the inaugural
pickleball game on the new courts.
Mayor Joe Steager and former Mayor Mike Ebert cut the ribbon to open the new pickleball
courts.
Pickleball players happily took to the new courts.
Central Ohio
Projects in the
State’s Capital Budget
In my last column, I wrote about the construction
projects in our district that received funding in the
community portion of Ohio’s capital budget. You
may recall that, out of the total $4.2 billion capital
budget, $870 million was allocated to community
building projects--$170 million as a regular amount
and $700 million in one-time funds resulting from
the last biennium budget’s surplus in unanticipated
collections.
Over 130 projects totaling over $500 million of requests
surfaced from throughout central Ohio. The
Columbus Partnership, the public/private entity
that is charged with promoting our region’s economic
growth, acted as a clearinghouse for the collection
of information about all the proposals.
Columbus area legislators, both Democratic and Republican,
came together to prioritize the projects
and recommend funding for those we deemed the
worthiest. I was encouraged by the spirit of camaraderie
and collaboration among my colleagues. All
of us wanted to do what was in the best collective
interest of our area of the state and our work got accomplished
accordingly. Today I will describe some
of the projects that will affect central Ohio.
In extensive consultation with community leaders,
municipal and county elected officials, and business
leaders, six projects were identified that would have
far-reaching impact across the region. Collectively,
these six projects garnered about two-thirds of the
region’s total funding. They include $20 million toward
the Ohio Center for Advanced Technologies at
Columbus State Community College. The Center
will help train many area residents to take the
emerging jobs in high tech manufacturing, biological
sciences, medicine, construction, and information
technology coming to our region as a result of
Intel, Google, and others locating major facilities
here. The Columbus Symphony will obtain $18.5
million toward its new concert hall and expanded
performing arts outreach initiatives.. The Downtown
Capital Line, the first phase of a comprehensive
downtown area activity development effort for
residents and tourists alike, will receive $10 million.
The Heritage Bicycle Trail expansion will be funded,
in part, with $8 million. The $2 billion John Glenn
International Airport expansion will receive $7.5 million
in seed money. Finally, renovations for Nationwide
Arena will get $2 million for its facility
modernization. Although all these projects will require
significant additional private investment, the
state felt it should supplement such efforts for initiatives
that will affect so many folks throughout our
community.
I will describe some of the many additional smaller
central Ohio projects that obtained the remaining
funding in my next communication with you.
(Dave Dobos represents the 10th District in the Ohio
House of Representatives, which consists of parts of
West, Southwest, and South Columbus, Grove City, Urbancrest,
and portions of Franklin and Jackson Townships.
He reports regularly on his activities in this
position and his campaign has paid for this communication
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Obetz Zucchinifest
The 2024 Obetz Zucchinifest will be
held Aug. 30 from 5-11 p.m.; Aug. 31 from
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Sept. 1 from 11 a.m. to
11 p.m.; and Sept. 2 from noon to 6 p.m. at
Fortress Obetz, 2015 Recreation Trail,
Obetz. Visit obetzzucchinifest.com for
information. The schedule:
August 30
•Automotion Car Show - registration
from 4-6 p.m. and car show from 6-8 p.m.
•Your Stage - Southend Boys, 6 p.m.
•Automotion Car Show awards presented
by Boots Longenette, 8 p.m.
•Main Stage - Slaughter, 9 p.m.
August 31
•Parade, 11 a.m.
•Your Stage - Red Light Go, 2:30 p.m.;
Old Skool, 5 p.m.
•Main Stage - 7 p.m., 90’s Rewind Tour
— featuring Dru Hill with special guests
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Digital Underground, C&C Music Factory,
and Tag Team.
September 1
•Your Stage - Sean Prather Band, 11:30
a.m.; Corey Hager, 2 p.m.; Alan Carl, 4:30
p.m.
•Main Stage - Parmalee, 7 p.m.; Gary
Allan, 8:30 p.m.
September 2
•Horse-N-Around, noon to 5 p.m.
•COSI Science Show, 12:30-1p.m.
•New Ohio Wrestling, 1-4 p.m.
•Realm of the Reptile, 1:30 p.m.
•COSI Science Show, 2:45-3:15 p.m.
South High Library
The Columbus Metropolitan Library’s
South High Branch is located at 3540 S.
High St., Columbus. Visit www.columbuslibrary.org
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ABUNDANT LIFE
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1778 Lisle Ave., Obetz
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Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service - 10:30 a.m.
OBETZ UNITED
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1781 Obetz Avenue • Obetz, Ohio 43207
“Don’t let the undertaker be
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Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
Church: 11:00 a.m.
Pastor: Vijay Buck
PEACE FREE
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28 Elm St., Canal Winchester
614-837-6689 www.peacecw.org
Pastor Steven Carlson
Our mission is to "joyfully serve, praise,
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Sunday Services: 8:00am and 10:30am
Sunday School: 9:15am
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Participants in the 17th annual Dr. Bender 5K Classic at Canal Winchester High
School on July 20 are shown here in the final stretch to the finish line, completing
the 5K in just under 21 minutes.
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Winchester High School cross country and track and field programs. Bender spent
20 years as a track and cross country coach and his impact in those spaces continues
to be honored by the annual event.
Canal Winchester athletes pose after completing the 17th annual Dr. Bender 5k
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National School Lunch and Breakfast
Canal Winchester Schools will offer breakfast and lunch at no
cost for all students during the 2024-25 school year through a new
option within the National School Lunch and School Breakfast
Programs.
For the upcoming school year, the district qualified for the
Community Eligibility Provision, an option available to the
nation’s highest-poverty schools and districts to serve breakfast
and lunch at no cost to all enrolled students without collecting
household applications. Approximately 45 percent of Canal
Winchester students qualified for free or reduced lunch during the
2023-24 school year.
Key benefits of the program: Ensures all students have access
to nutritious meals; Enhances students’ concentration, academic
performance, and overall health; Reduces food insecurity and stigma
associated with free meals; Creates a more inclusive and supportive
school environment; and Increases student participation
in school meals.
“This initiative supports our students’ well-being, ensuring
they have the nutrition they need to stay focused and succeed in
the classroom,” said Canal Winchester Schools Superintendent
Kiya Hunt. “By removing the barriers of food insecurity, we are
creating a more equitable learning environment and easing the
financial burden on families. This program is a significant step
forward in our commitment to supporting the whole child and
enhancing the educational experience for every student in our district.”
Schools that adopt CEP are reimbursed using a formula based
on the percentage of enrolled students who are eligible for free
meals based on participation in other programs, like the
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Temporary
Assistance for Need Families.
“Through this program, we’ll be able to ensure that all of our
students have access to a healthy breakfast and lunch each school
day at a minimal cost to the district,” said Canal Winchester
Schools Treasurer Nick Roberts. “We’re excited to offer this opportunity
to better support children and families in our community
and to further enrich the educational resources and experiences
that Canal Winchester Schools provides.”
Free meals for all students - also called universal free meals -
provide numerous benefits, including ensuring that all students
have access to nutritious meals, which can enhance their concentration,
academic performance, and overall health. These programs
can also reduce food insecurity and stigma associated with
free meals, creating a more inclusive and supportive school environment.
Research shows that participation in the CEP program
increases the number of students who participate in school meals,
particularly for students whose family income is near the free
meal eligibility cut-off.
The Canal Winchester Board of Education is expected to vote to
formally approve participation in the program at a board meeting
in August. Canal Winchester Schools partners with Chartwells to
provide student dining services.

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Marion-Franklin Branch
The Columbus Metropolitan Library
will break ground on its new Marion-
Franklin Branch at 2800 Lockbourne Road
on July 29 at 10:30 a.m., kicking off construction
with a visual ceremony that will
include library leaders and city and community
officials. The brief event is free and
open to all.
The current Marion-Franklin Branch,
located within the former Beery Middle
School at 2740 Lockbourne Road, opened in
2014 as an “express branch” to serve a community
that did not previously have close
access to library services. It will remain
open during construction of the new
branch. The new, stand alone Marion-
Franklin Branch will be built a few blocks
to the south of the current branch and will
more than double its size from roughly
4,000 square feet to approximately 10,000
square feet. CML hopes to open the new
Marion-Franklin Branch in 2025. Turner is
the construction manager at risk and
Schooley Caldwell and Evoke Studios are
the architects.
CML opened its new Gahanna Branch
in 2023 and its new Reynoldsburg Branch
earlier this year. CML’s Linden and
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renovation and expansion and CML
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Hamilton school board
Hamilton Local Board of Education
meetings are held at 6 p.m. at the
Hamilton Local Education Center, 775
Rathmell Road, Columbus. For information
on meeting dates visit www.hamiltonlocal.k12.oh.us.
Hamilton Twp. trustees
The Hamilton Township trustees meet
the second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month at 7:30 p.m. at 6400 Lockbourne
Road, Lockbourne. If a meeting falls on a
holiday, it will be rescheduled for the following
day. Special meetings held as needed.
Obetz City Council
The Obetz Council meets the second and
fourth Mondays of each month at 6 p.m. in
the Council Chambers at 4175 Alum Creek
Drive, Obetz, to review and pass legislation
and hear concerns from the residents. If
the meeting date occurs on a holiday, the
regular meeting is held on the next
Tuesday following the holiday. Call (614)
491-1080.
CW City Council
Canal Winchester City Council meetings
are held on the first and third Monday of
every month. Meetings begin at 7 p.m. The
meetings are open to the public.
Council meets in work session at 6 p.m.
prior to each city council meeting to discuss
legislative items and other issues of the
city prior to being included on a city council
agenda. The first work session of the
month focuses on finance/economic development
items and the second monthly
work session focuses on service/safety
items. While each work session includes
specific areas of focus, other items may be
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CW school board meetings
The Canal Winchester Board of
Education meets on the second Monday of
each month at 7 p.m. in the Canal
Winchester Education Center, 100
Washington St. on the second floor in room
204/206. The public is welcome to attend.
First ursday
Groveport will hold its First Thursday
event this summer along the leisure path
in Cruiser Park, 4677 Bixby Road, on Aug.
1 from 4:30-7 p.m. First Thursday features
live music, food trucks, more than 40 vendors,
giveaways to the first 200 attendees,
face painting and bounce house, a petting
zoo, and more. The Aug. 1 event will
include a dog show. The event and parking
are free. Musical performers are: Aug. 1 -
Hilda and Mike. Giveaways are: Aug. 1 -
baseball hat.
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SECURING 4.2 MILLION FOR SENATE
DISTRICT 3 & FRANKLIN COUNTY
Dear Neighbor,
I'm thrilled to share some exciting news with you. As
your State Senator, I am committed to ensuring our
community thrives and remains a beautiful place to live,
work, and raise a family. I have fought hard for our district
and advocated for millions to benefit projects that
impact our communities. Today, I am pleased to announce
that my advocacy was not in vain—significantinvestments
through the Capital Budget projects will
benefit Senate District 3 and Franklin County families
and businesses.
This announcement marks the second phase of our
Capital Budget process, with a $350 million investment
by the Senate in Ohio communities for capital improvements.
• $1.4M for Adaptive Sports: Power of Ability
• $1.25M for Columbus Museum of Art upgrades
• $1M for The Buckeye Ranch
• $600K for Canal Winchester McGill Park
• $500K each for LifeTown Columbus, Central
Presbyte rian Church (CAPA), Franklin Park
Conservatory’s Wolfe Palm House and Davis
Showhouse, Mid-Ohio Food Collective Eastland
Prosperity Center, Netcare Facility Improvements,
REV1 Ventures Modern Innovation Center and
Incubator, Van Buren Center renovations, and Vista
Village
• $400K each for Grove City Town Center Playground,
Linden Green Line Trail Expansion, and Maryhaven
Residential Treatment Facility
• $300K each for Final Third Foundation's Pathways Park
Facility, PAST Foundation Advanced Manufacturing
Fab Lab
• $250K each for AndHealth + Lower Lights
Community Specialty Access Project, Childhood
League Center, Green Lawn Cemetery Huntington
Chapel Restoration, Heinzerling Community Capital
Infrastructure Project, Memorial Wall at Lockbourne/
Rickenbacker, PrimaryOne Health & An Health
Specialty Access Project, St. Vincent Behavioral
Health Project, The Refuge’s new building, Tobacco
Treatment Center of Ohio, Minerva Park Trail
Improvement Project
• $243K for JCC of Greater Columbus
• $232K for Whetstone Park of Roses
• $200K each for Brobst Park Improvements, Central
Ohio Fire Museum Restoration, Sanctuary Night
expansion, Shadowbox Expansion
• $100K each for Franklin County Fairgrounds 4 H Horse
Barns, Livingston Avenue Community New
Direction Project, Northern Lights Community Center
• $61K for Westerville Area Resource Ministry
• $40K for CRIS Facilities
• $25K for STEAM and Sensory Motor/Stress Relief for
Children and Teachers
Results matter, so stay connected to my office by subscribing
to our website for updates and
notifications.
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CW’s Music in the Park
Canal Winchester’s Music in the Park is
a free summer concert series held the third
Friday of the month from 6-9 p.m. at
Stradley Park, 30 S. High St., through
September weather permitting.
Attendees are encouraged to bring a
lawn chair and picnic, purchase food from
one of the food trucks on site, or carry-out
from one of the downtown restaurants.
Visitors can purchase alcoholic beverages
from participating establishments to enjoy
within the Designated Outdoor
Refreshment Area (DORA) boundaries.
More information on DORA is on the city’s
website. No outside alcohol is permitted
within the park. The End of Summer Bash
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Rise then close out the season on Sept. 20
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Gender Road construction
The next phase of improvements to the
Gender Road corridor began July 8. Phase
6 construction will focus on Winchester
Boule vard and Gender Road through the
U.S. 33 interchange, with the goal of
enhancing pedestrian safety and improving
pedestrian mobility. Project details are
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Pedestrian paths will be added from
Winchester Boulevard to just north of U.S.
33. This includes a new sidewalk on the
east side of the bridge. Dedicated turn
lanes are being constructed to enter onto
U.S. 33. Canal Winchester branded bridge
walls will add visual appeal to the drive
into town. Additional bridge work will take
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Murder Mystery Event
Set in the 1920s, Mr. Al Spumoni, as the city's most notorious
gangster and beloved ice cream tycoon, prepares to celebrate his
birthday in grand style, little do the attendees know that a sinister
plot is afoot.
Whispers of old vendettas, clandestine deals, and simmering
tensions create an atmosphere ripe for the unthinkable. We gather
for a murder mystery event like no other. A tale of deception,
betrayal, and secrets that will unfold before your very eyes. With
a guest list brimming with colorful characters, from rival mobsters
to ambitious entrepreneurs, each harboring their own motives and
secrets, the stage is set for an unforgettable evening of mystery
and suspense.
Keep your wits about you, for as the night progresses, alliances
will shift, alibis will be questioned, and the shadows will reveal
their darkest secrets.
Performed by members of the Wagnalls Community Theater on
Aug. 10 with proceeds benefiting The Wagnalls Memorial. Tickets
are $50/person, $75/couple, and $40 for seniors including hors oeuvres
and two drink tickets. Souvenir thermal tumblers with an
additional drink ticket are also available. Dress for the 1920s
party if you like.
The evening starts at 6:30 p.m. and will last until 10 p.m.
Tickets are available online at wagnalls.org or on Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/thewagnallslibrary/events.
Tickets may also be purchased in person before July 31 in the
Wagnalls Memorial Library, 150 E. Columbus St., Lithopolis, during
normal business hours. For questions, call 614-837-4765.
Open Door Art Show
Visit The Wagnalls Memorial, 150 E. Columbus St., Lithopolis,
for the second art exhibit in its centennial series curated by local
artist, Mary Massara. The curated series celebrates local diversity
in art and in artists throughout the year.
The Open Door Studio of Columbus (opendoorcolumbus.org)
will be exhibiting its artists’ works through Aug. 24 in loft above
the Wagnalls Library.
The gallery is open during normal library hours, Monday /
Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday / Thursday 10 a.m. to 8
p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. At times the Loft may be
used for library programs or private events, so call before coming
to visit: 614-837-4765.
So, you want to be a wizard
As a part of Fairfield County’s Wands & Wizards weekend, The
Wagnalls Memorial, 150 E. Columbus St., Lithopolis, opens its
doors to Professor Margaret McClanahan and Professor Sidney
Snape on Aug. 10 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. They will teach lessons on
transfiguration, potions and more. Lunch will be included in this
day-long event. This event is free; however, registration is
required due to limited space. Ages 11 to adult. Register online at
https://www.wagnalls.org/page/calendar or by calling 614-837-
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Legally Blonde musical
The Wagnalls Community Theater, 150 E. Columbus St.,
Lithopolis, is casting for, “Legally Blonde, the Musical.” Auditions
are Aug. 13 and 14 with callbacks on Aug. 15 for actors ages 16
and up. People of all races, ethnicities, religions, cultures, genders,
sexual orientations, and abilities may audition for all productions.
The performances is Nov. 1-3 and 8-10.
Prepare no more than 64 measures (1 minute) of music from
the show or a show of a similar style for your audition. You may
sing a cappella or with a track, but no accompanist. If asked to
return for a callback, you will be asked to sing a song(s) from the
show. If auditioning for a speaking role, you will also be asked to
read sides from the show. Everyone will also have a dance audition
so wear comfortable shoes to move in. Note, this production
may be using real dogs.
For information, email wagnallscommunitytheater@gmail.com
or find Wagnalls Community Theater on Facebook.
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