Delaware County urges residents to support families and report suspected child abuse—learn how to help keep children safe today.
Taylor Henninger
General assignment reporter at Delaware Source, writing about education, government and everything in between. Ohio University alumna, outdoor enthusiast and cat lover. Share your story ideas or tips with me via taylor@delawaresource.com.
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HelpLine appoints new interim director as leadership transition continues
HelpLine names Jason Bridges as interim director amid leadership transition—learn how the nonprofit continues supporting crisis intervention today.
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Quiet Giants: Coastline Coffee brings California culture to historic Rathbone location
Discover Coastline Coffee in Rathbone for California vibes, local pastries, and community events.
Posted inGrowth & Development
ODOT begins 4 month closure of State Route 315 for infrastructure repairs
State Route 315 is closed for 4 months for repairs; check detour info and plan your route now.
Posted inOpen Source
Open Source: Who are the Delaware County Library trustees?
Meet the seven trustees steering Delaware County Library’s future; learn how to get involved or follow upcoming board openings.
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Brad Rellinger appointed to fill Olentangy School Board vacancy
POWELL — The Olentangy Local Schools Board of Education is back to a five-member board after members nominated Brad Rellinger to fill a vacancy at Thursday’s special meeting. The vacancy came after the board announced Kevin O’Brien would be resigning after 17 years on the board at the Feb. 26 meeting. After a two-week period […]
Posted inPublic Safety
Marion contractor sentenced for $450K fraud scheme
DELAWARE — A Marion contractor who defrauded customers out of nearly $450,000 will serve 17 to 22 years in prison after being convicted on 47 felony counts in Delaware County Common Pleas Court. Ryan C. Needels, owner of Clear View Construction, defrauded consumers of nearly $450,000 in a long-running scheme in which he accepted large […]
Posted inOpen Source
Open Source: Do city park districts collaborate with Preservation Parks District?
Editor’s Note: This story started with a reader question submitted through Open Source, our platform for community-driven reporting. Have a question of your own? Click here to submit. DELAWARE — There are over 65 parks across Delaware County that are managed by cities, townships and the county-wide Preservation Parks district. Bigger cities, including Delaware, Powell, […]
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Willis Education Center student pleads not guilty to possessing a firearm at school
DELAWARE — A Willis Education Center student who was charged with possession of a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance at school pleaded not guilty to the charge. The 16-year-old male student entered a denial — equivalent to a plea of not guilty in adult criminal court — during his March 16 arraignment in the Delaware […]
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Top shelf sips, low pressure place: Open Btl is for wine lovers, skeptics alike
DELAWARE — Downtown Delaware’s newest spot for late-night sips promises grape expectations for its wine selection, art-deco atmosphere and one-of-a-kind rooftop patio. Open Btl has taken over the former site of J. Gumbos restaurant at 39 E. Williams St. and will host its grand opening on Friday, March 20 with a 5:30 p.m. ribbon cutting. […]