Delaware advances a townhome project for first-time buyers with trails, a pool, and clubhouse — discover more about McNett Meadows.
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Inaugural Lincoln Mile race comes to Delaware in August
Join the inaugural Lincoln Mile race on Aug. 15 in Delaware and support local teams — register now for this unique mile-long event.
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The Delaware Minotaur: What has Crooked Cottage Escape Rooms unleashed on us all?
Join the Delaware Minotaur outdoor adventure by Crooked Cottage Escape Rooms — solve local mysteries and climb the leaderboard.
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Open Source: Unity Park debuts smaller splash pad as part of long-term redevelopment plan
Unity Park opens a new splash pad as part of ongoing upgrades, but residents noticed it is drastically different than the larger Veterans Park splash pad.
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Delaware’s electric aggregation program ends in June. Here’s what happens next
Delaware’s electric aggregation program ends in June; residents will return to default supply. Learn more about the transition and your options.
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Owner of Benjamin Franklin Plumbing builds business around family, fairness and doing the job right
When Nick Johnson pulled his plumbing truck onto a street near the same park where he played Little League as a kid, he had to stop and take a picture. The job itself was a simple kitchen faucet swap. But for Johnson, the moment was much bigger than that. Born and raised in central Ohio, […]
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Ready, Set, Wake: How to kick off boating season smoothly
DELAWARE — From casting lines to making wakes, Memorial Day weekend serves as the unofficial start of boating season as families fill waterways across Delaware County. Whether it’s someone’s first time out on the water, or they’re a seasoned sailor, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Watercraft Division and America’s Boating Club of Central Ohio […]
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Open Source: Can Delaware’s wastewater treatment plant keep up with city growth?
DELAWARE — Everyone who lives in Delaware, especially those who have lived here for longer than 10 years, knows that the city’s growth is unprecedented. Delaware’s population is nearing 45,000, based on city estimates, meaning since 2000, the city’s population has almost doubled in size. The city’s approximately 310,000 total square feet of ground floor […]
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Dempsey Middle School students and staff safe after brief lockdown
Dempsey Middle School resumes normal activities after lockdown over a BB gun.
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Park Bench People: How to get your own commemorative park bench
Honor a loved one with a commemorative bench or tree in Delaware parks — learn how to apply and create a lasting tribute today.