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A day of service at the
Highland Youth Garden
Messenger photos by Dedra Cordle
Dozens of people from across the county traveled to the
Highland Youth Garden on Jan. 20 to attend their annual Martin
Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Volunteers of all ages honored
the life and accomplishments of the civil rights icon by participating
in a variety of events to benefit the community. Shown
here planting seeds that will go toward feeding the community
is Kit Pennington. The resident of Reynoldsburg said it was her
first time volunteering at the Highland Youth Garden but she
plans to become a more frequent presence at the westside
garden. “I would like to come out here and volunteer as much
as I can,” she said.
Caleb Cuthbertson (bottom right) harvests some of the produce
still growing in the High Tunnel.
Columbus resident Colleen Feeney (below) braves the bitter
cold temperatures to pick up litter around the garden and the
residential properties.
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Seat is open on
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Area Commission
By Dedra Cordle
Staff Writer
The Greater Hilltop Area Commission
is looking to fill a vacancy.
At its meeting in January, the commission
announced it would be accepting nominations
for an open seat until Feb. 3.
Individuals who are interested in submitting
their names for consideration can
contact any current member on the commission
before the deadline. The selection
will take place at the Feb. 4 meeting.
Vice-chairman Dan Fagan said the
ideal candidate is someone who has a passion
for service and someone who is willing
to “be a voice” for the community.
“The ideal candidate is someone who is
interested in representing their neighborhood
and being a voice for whatever they
may need,” he said in an interview after
the meeting. “As commissioners, we are
often asked by the city to give input and
feedback on what is needed in the community
and so we want and need someone
who is willing to speak up on those issues
and speak up for the people in our neigh-
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Pets of the Week .................. 6
Housing in Prairie
Construction is planned for
development on Galloway Road Page 3
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Large housing development planned for Galloway Road
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By A. Kevin Corvo
Staff Writer
Construction is expected to begin later
this year on more than 600 residences on
the east side of Galloway Road, north of
Alkire Road.
The residences, a mix of single-family
detached residences, patio homes, and
multi-family units, will be constructed
across the street from existing residences
on the west side of Galloway Road, north of
Alkire Road, known as Chase Landings.
“We expect to finalize engineering for
the east side of Galloway Road in the near
term and expect construction to begin this
HeatShare grants available
The Salvation Army, in partnership
with Columbia Gas of Ohio, wants to
remind community members about a vital
initiative that provides critical assistance
to Ohioans struggling to keep their homes
warm during the winter months.
Eligible customers of Columbia Gas of
Ohio can apply for HeatShare grants
through The Salvation Army’s online portal
at SAHelp.me or by contacting their
local Salvation Army office. Caseworkers
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required forms and documentation.
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borhoods.”
The candidate who is chosen to serve on
the commission will be limited to a oneyear
term. They will fill the unexpired
term of former commissioner Rachel
Wenning, who announced her resignation
two months ago.
Wenning was an elected member of the
commission, meaning candidates will need
to meet certain requirements in order to fill
her term. According to the bylaws, candidates
will need to meet these two requirements:
• The candidate must be 18 years of age
or older.
• The candidate must be a resident of
the Greater Hilltop.
The commission initially appointed
Sahro Amin to fill the unexpired term of
Wenning last month. They were recently
told by the city department which oversees
area commissions that she was ineligible to
fill that role due to residency requirements.
The commission was able to find a seat
for Amin at the table, however.
The commission held nominations for an
open appointed seat at the January meeting.
In order to be considered for the position,
one must be 18 years of age or older
and either live, work, or own property in
the Greater Hilltop area. Fagan nominated
News and Notes
year,” said R.J. Sabatino, director of operations
for T & R Properties, the developer of
the 133-acre parcel.
The development on the east side of
Galloway Road is yet to be named and also
includes a commercial component.
Residences on the east side of Galloway
Road include 289 single-family detached
houses, 240 multi-family units, and 106
twin-single patio homes, according to
Sabatino.
At the same time, the fourth phase of
the residences on the west side of Galloway
Road — known as Chase Landings- will
begin.
Fischer Homes and D.R. Horton are
together to meet essential human needs.
The HeatShare program reflects this
shared dedication, ensuring vulnerable
populations have access to warmth and
safety when they need it most.
For more information contact Nathaniel
Powell at Nathaniel.Powell@use.salvationarmy.org
or 614-437-2154.
Produce giveaway at YMCA
The Hilltop YMCA hosts a fresh produce
giveaway the third Wednesday of each
month from 4 to 6 p.m. at 2879 Valleyview
Drive in Columbus. For more information,
call the YMCA at 614-276-8224.
Amin for the open seat. There were no
objections nor were there any other nominees
to consider.
Fagan said he was glad that Amin
would be joining the commission as an
appointed member.
“I think she is really passionate about
being involved in the community and making
a difference,” he said.
A former resident of the Hilltop area,
Amin currently resides in Columbus. She
is employed as a family ambassador at the
one of the area middle schools. Three years
ago, she helped establish the Bantu Hope
Foundation, an outreach program that provides
activities, learning opportunities,
and resources for local children and their
families.
This will be the first time Amin has
served on an area commission. She said at
both the December meeting and the
January meeting that she is looking forward
to the experience.
“I am ready to get to work,” she said.
In other news, the commission selected
its officers for the year. James White will
serve as chair, while Ashley Montana will
serve as vice-chair. Joe Argiro will reprise
his role as secretary, while Dean Smith
will reprise his role as treasurer.
building 93 detached, single-family residences,
Sabatino said.
In addition to more than 600 residences,
the development on Galloway Road will
also have commercial applications.
“We have already received substantial
interest for a medical user on the commercial
piece and look forward to bringing this
exciting development in Prairie Township,”
Sabatino said.
“This has been a great collaboration
with (Prairie) Township and they have
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been wonderful partners,” Sabatino said.
Prairie Township administrator James
Jewell said the developer, in gaining
approval from the Prairie Township Board
of Zoning Appeals, satisfactorily addressed
drainage concerns on the parcel.
The development also met with the
approval of the Big Darby Accord Advisory
Panel in providing land to be maintained
as a conservation district within a park in
the city of Columbus, according to Jewell.
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SWACO offers many programs to help reduce waste
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By Rick Palsgrove
Managing Editor
Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
(SWACO) officials believe recycling is key
in controlling the amount of trash that
ends up in landfills.
“Recycling is important for many reasons:
It conserves the natural resources
that would be used to create virgin material,
it reduces energy consumption (for
instance, recycling aluminum cans uses
90% less energy than virgin aluminum), it
supports the circular economy and Ohio
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businesses, and it reduces reliance on the
landfill and extends its life,” said SWACO
Communities Program Administrator
Karen Seidel
SWACO is a political subdivision of the
State of Ohio formed under House Bill 592,
and it owns and operates the Franklin
County Sanitary Landfill.
“Our mission is to ‘champion transformational
diversion programs & safe disposal
of the waste stream,’” said Seidel. “We do
not process recyclables, but we offer many
different programs designed to increase
recycling in
Franklin County.”
These programs
include:
•Facilitating the
consortium program
for participating
communities to
ensure they can provide
the best trash,
recycling and yard
waste services to
their residents at
the most competitive
rates;
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•Public education
and outreach.
See recycleright.org
for a good example
of our recycling education
efforts.
“It’s a great resource for residents with
questions about what can be recycled,” said
Seidel.
•Providing grants, resources and technical
assistance to communities, businesses,
non-profit organizations and schools
that want to recycle or improve their recycling
programs; and
•Offering recycling and safe disposal
options for hard-to-recycle items to
Franklin County residents at our Recycling
Convenience Center and Household
Hazardous Waste Facility.
How much is actually recycled?
When asked about reports from around
the country that only a percentage of recyclable
material that is gathered is actually
recycled, Seidel said, “We have seen these
reports as well. Fortunately, they do not
represent the situation in Central Ohio at
all. Rumpke, the company that processes
the majority of residential recycling in
Franklin County, indicates that the contamination
rate at their recycling facility is
less than 10 percent, meaning more than
90 percent of the material that is delivered
to their recycling facility is recycled (the
rest are things that aren’t recyclable). That
is an amazingly low contamination rate
and is a result of good recycling habits by
our residents and businesses. It’s also a
result of the recycling education efforts
made by SWACO and others. In addition,
more than 80 percent of what we recycle in
Central Ohio goes on to have new life in a
new product right here in Ohio. We’re fortunate
to be in a state with a strong circular
recycling economy that supports almost
400 recycling-reliant businesses employing
more than 5,000 of our Ohio neighbors.”
She said virtually all the residential
recycling collected in Franklin County is
processed at a new, $100 million Rumpke
Recycling facility in Columbus.
“It’s the largest such facility in North
America,” said Seidel. “This state-of-the art
facility employs 60 people to process up to
250,000 tons of recycling each year from
nearly 50 Ohio counties. Rumpke offers
tours of the facility in operation — it’s worth
seeing in person to understand the efforts
that are being made to get this material to
the manufacturers that can use it as a raw
material to be made into new items.
Rumpke is also expanding the list of items
that can be recycled at its new facility,
including clear clamshell containers like
the ones that berries or pastries might
come in.”
Recycled products
When asked what kinds of products, etc.
are produced from materials that are recycled
in central Ohio, Seidel said, “A variety
of items, including new cardboard boxes,
aluminum cans, and glass bottles, in addition
to things like plastic lumber and fiberglass
insulation. You can find examples
and other information on our Circular Ohio
website.”
The Franklin County Sanitary Landfill
is the only landfill in Franklin County
where municipal solid waste (household
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and business trash) can be disposed of. The
current life expectancy for the landfill is
about 40 years. There are two other landfills
in Franklin County for construction
and demolition material.
SWACO recycling expansion
SWACO’s Recycling Convenience
Center opened in November 2023 as the
first-of-its-kind facility in Franklin County
to accept hard to recycle household items
like tires, batteries, food waste and
Styrofoam. SWACO is making the center
more convenient for residents to use by
removing paint fees and expanding the list
of materials accepted.
The center will also now collect plastic
prescription pill bottles from residents for
recycling. While over-the-counter pill bottles
can be recycled in curbside recycling
carts, plastic prescription bottles and their
lids are not accepted curbside. Plastic prescription
bottles brought to the Recycling
Convenience Center should be empty, and
the bottles will be recycled with Industrial
Recyclers in Sydney, Ohio.
In addition to the expanded list of materials
accepted, SWACO is removing the $1
per can fee previously charged for the recycling
of household latex paint. Now latex
and all other household paint are accepted
for free from residents.
The center is accepting several seasonal
items this year including pumpkins and
gourds, outdoor and holiday string lights,
live evergreen trees, wreaths and garland
(free from decoration) and leaves. These
items will be collected annually during the
seasons in which they’re in demand.
•Bagged leaves will be accepted through
Jan. 31 (paper bags only, no plastic bags).
•Live holiday trees and greenery free of
decorations, tinsel and plastic will be
accepted through Jan. 31
•Holiday string lights are accepted
year-round in the bins marked for electronic
or e-Waste.
Since opening a year ago, the center has
helped over 2,000 customers to divert more
than 190,000 pounds of material from the
landfill, the equivalent of six school buses.
The Recycling Convenience Center is
located at 2566 Jackson Pike in Columbus
and is operational Monday through Friday
from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Residents can
drive up to the convenience center and
unload their recyclable and other materials,
placing them in designated and clearly
marked bins or areas. SWACO’s center is
staffed to assist residents and collect fees
for some of the materials accepted at this
facility.
Examples of recyclable material include:
paper and cardboard; plastic bottles and
containers; glass bottles and jars; metal
cans and cups; and cartons.
Items not acceptable for recycling are:
plastic bags, wrap, or film; batteries,
propane tanks, or other flammables; tanglers
like clothes hangers, hoses, chains,
wires, clothing, or electronics; and foam
cups, plates, and food containers.
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Columbus attorney shuts down
another Hilltop area drug house
Hilltop History & Heritage
This undated advertisement from the late 1940s features the grand opening of the
A&P Grocery store, then located at 2872 West Broad St. The store boasted a large
parking lot and great prices. The forerunner to the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company (known as A&P) started as a small tea and coffee retail shop in New York
City in 1859, then expanded to include a mail order division, and ultimately added
more products, becoming a collection of grocery stores. By the 1930s, the company
had over 15,000 stores nationwide and was the largest retailer of any kind in the
U.S. The A&P store shown above opened just after World War II. The location
served customers until the mid-1960s. Other A&P stores on the westside have
included ones at 3435 Sullivant Ave. and in the back portion of the Westland Mall
site. All Ohio A&P stores closed by 2006 and the company ceased operations in
2015. If you have a photo to share, contact Stacy Berndsen-Campbell at stacyberndsen12@gmail.com.
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secured a court order to shut down a westside
drug house where police and the city
received numerous complaints about drug
activity. In recent months, Columbus
police officers observed heavy foot traffic in
and out of the Hilltop property and conducted
several stops of individuals leaving
the premises who had drugs in their possession.
The police department executed an
order to board up the property, located at
94 Orel Ave.
“While it’s a new year, our priorities
remain the same - to go after drug houses
and any property owners whose negligence
and lawlessness degrade the quality of life
in our neighborhoods,” said Klein. “Thanks
to CPD, the Property Action Team, and
concerned neighbors, this drug house is
boarded up and this area of the Hilltop is
safer. I encourage anyone who sees nuisance
or criminal activity to report it to the
division of police or 311 so we can take similar
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drug sales.
Just last week, a community member
reported to police that this activity
remained ongoing.
CPD’s investigation came on the heels of
an overdose at the property in 2023, and
city officials directly observing drug paraphernalia
inside the property’s garage in
May of 2024. Also, by May of 2024, CPD
and city staff had received a number of
community complaints of nuisance activity
occurring at the property.
The property is located directly across
the street from another drug house the
Property Action Team filed against in June
2024, which was also boarded up by CPD.
“Taking out a drug house directly across
the street from one boarded up just six
months ago goes to show that when the city
takes action against a problem property,
we don’t just walk away, we stay engaged
with the division of police and neighbors.
Now, the Hilltop is safer because our partners
and the community worked together
to make a difference,” said Property Action
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Pets of the Week
Ricki, 2, is a total
sweetie who is perfectly
imperfect.
She loves people
and cuddles so she
would make a great
companion for anyone.
She does
struggle with some
chronic sniffles but if you don’t mind
cleaning her nose every once in a while,
she will reward you with a lifetime of nuzzles
and happiness. Adopt Ricki from
Colony Cats.
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Lima Bean had a
rough start in life.
He was one of over
50 dogs living in
horrible conditions.
Since being
removed, he has
received vet care
and is slowly learning
people petting
him is okay. He has no idea how to play or
what toys are. Walking on a leash is a
scary thing. He is a work in progress that
needs a quiet home that will continue to
work with him so he knows he is safe.
Lima Bean needs a calm, quiet house. He
would benefit from having another dog
around. He is up for adoption through
Colony Cats and Dogs.
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Paris is a sweet girl
who is housebroken,
crate trained,
and in her element
when she’s hanging
out with her friends.
Paris is easy to love
and even easier to
live with. She is selfentertaining
throughout the day, content
with a good nap during work hours, and
always up for some couch snuggles when
it’s time to unwind. She is wonderful on
the leash, loves car rides, and her calm,
docile nature makes her the ideal bestie
for everything from quiet nights in to weekend
adventures.
FYI: franklincountydogs.com
Grayson is a 9-
month-old beautiful
girl. She is very
active and loves to
play. She is a cuddler,
but does not
like being left alone.
She has never been
around any dogs or
cats other than her
littermates. She would do best in a home
with adults who have time to spend with
her. Adopt Grayson from Friends for Life
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Franklin County Board of Commissioners:
President Erica C. Crawley • Commissioner John O’Grady, and Commissioner Kevin L. Boyce
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners and The Franklin County Office on Aging
join with the Messenger Newspaper in providing this update on aging issues in Franklin County.
Generation X Turns 60: A New Chapter
for Aging in Franklin County
In 2025, the first members of Generation X (born
1965–1980) are turning 60, marking a new milestone in
aging. Known for their independence and adaptability,
this “latchkey” generation grew up during rapid technological
change and are now stepping into the senior
demographic with evolving needs.
The Franklin County Office on Aging is ready to support
this vibrant generation, offering resources to empower
seniors to live independently and with dignity.
From Senior Options and Adult Protective Services to
Kinship Support Programs and Caregiver Assistance,
our programs are designed to meet the unique needs of
older adults and their families.
Key Services Include:
• Senior Options: Home-delivered meals,
transportation, and emergency response systems.
• Minor Home Repair: Handrails, wheelchair ramps,
and furnace repairs.
• Caregiver Support: Counseling, respite care, and supplies
for non-paid caregivers.
• Kinship Support: Assistance for adults aged 55+
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For 50 years, we’ve served older adults, and as Generation
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Home energy assistance available with Winter Crisis Program
With icy temperatures and severe winter
weather hitting much of Ohio, the state
of Ohio is urging residents to take advantage
of a program designed to keep homes
warm and families safe.
The Ohio Department of Development’s
Home Energy Assistance Winter Crisis
Program provides income-eligible Ohioans
one-time assistance managing their home
energy bill. The program runs through
March 31.
The Winter Crisis Program assists
Ohioans facing service disconnection, those
who have already been disconnected, individuals
needing to establish new service, fits.
those required to pay for a service transfer, Households serviced by a Public
and those with a Percentage of Income Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO)-regulated
Payment Plan (PIPP) default or who need
utility must sign up for PIPP or
to make their first PIPP payment. It also another payment plan if there is still an
supports households with 25 percent or less outstanding balance on the utility bill after
of bulk fuel in their tank to maintain service.
receiving assistance.
Qualifying households must have a Ohioans can start their application
gross annual income at or below 175 percent
online but must schedule an appointment
of the federal poverty level. For a fam-
with their local energy assistance provider
ily of four, that is $54,600.
to complete the application. Depending on
Last year, the Winter Crisis Program the agency, the appointment may be in person,
assisted nearly 77,000 households in Ohio,
on the phone, or remotely. The applica-
providing a total of $23.5 million in benetion
and list of providers can be found
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online at energyhelp.ohio.gov.
Clients need to bring copies of the following
documents to their appointment:
•Copies of their most-recent energy
bills, if available
•A list of all household members and
proof of income for the last 30 days or 12
months for each member
•Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency
for all household members
•Proof of disability, if applicable
For more information about the Winter
Crisis Program, visit energyhelp.ohio.gov.
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WESTGATE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
61 S. Powell Ave., Columbus,OH 43204
Let’s Worship Together!
Worship Service - 9:00 a.m.
Sunday School - 10:00 a.m.
Join us on Facebook
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Be a Part of Our Local
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Five Columbus Metropolitan Library
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Road and South High branches. Schedule
an appointment at
columbuslibrary.org/notary-service.
GLENWOOD UM CHURCH
2833 Valleyview Dr.
(Corner of Valleyview & Hague Ave.)
(614) 274-8469
Rev. Dr. Kevin Orr
Join us for In-Person
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The Legal Aid Society of Columbus will
offer free legal advice the third Tuesday of
each month at the Westland Area Library,
4740 West Broad St. Representatives will
be on hand from 4 to 6 p.m. to discuss noncriminal
legal matters like health benefits,
medicare, and landlord issues. For more
information, call the library at 614-878-
1301.
Hilltop Legal Clinic
The Legal Aid Society of Columbus will
host a Hilltop Legal Clinic every Monday
from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Columbus
Metropolitan Library Hilltop Branch, 511
S. Hague Ave. in Columbus. A legal aid
attorney will be available to answer questions
regarding landlord and tenant issues,
public benefits, consumer debt, and family
law. To receive free advice, you must have
a gross household income below 200 percent
of the Federal Poverty Level. For more
information, call Legal Aid at 614-241-
2001.
GALLOWAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
6191 Hall Road
Galloway, OH 43119
(614) 878-5015
Worship @10:45 a.m.
Where every single one of
God's children is welcome!
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700 Athens Ave., Columbus, OH 43204
(740) 954-3050 or (614) 284-1167
Service every Sunday, 11 a.m.
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Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Westside
and surrounding Communities.
“WE HAVE WORK TO DO”
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614-756-1754
hastingsandsons.
columbus@gmail.com
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YWALL &
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614-551-6963
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614-332-3320
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614-274-5629
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Room Additions,
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Bsmt Waterproofing
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272-5422
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Roofmg * Siding
Porches & Decks
614-319-6010
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