Dean Narciso
Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch
Reporter, Columbus Dispatch. Delaware, Madison and Union counties/ government, crime, public libraries. Reducing emissions by speaking less and biking more
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Dean Narciso
When Westerville City Council confirms Holly Murchland June 3 as the city's chief of police, she will become the first female in history to lead the department's 80 sworn officers in a city of more than 38,000 residents. She succeeds Charles Chandler, who retired earlier this year after taking a medical leave of absence in November. Holly Murchland, newly appointed Westerville Division of Police chief.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Dean Narciso
The Galena Village Council debated a dress code for council members during a recent meeting. Council members disagreed on whether attire like hoodies and yoga pants were appropriate for meetings. One council member argued for a "business casual" minimum standard, while another felt casual attire was acceptable in the small town setting. The discussion stemmed from an ongoing update to the Rules of Council.
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3 weeks ago |
cantonrep.com | Dean Narciso
• A proposed complex in Delaware County, Ohio, aims to add three indoor and one outdoor hockey rink to address the high demand for ice time in central Ohio. • The complex, called "Performance Impact Arena and Pavilion," would also include a concert venue and potentially commercial and residential components. • AAA Columbus Blue Jackets, a youth hockey organization, supports the project, citing the need for more ice rinks and the potential to host more tournaments.
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3 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Dean Narciso
A proposed complex in Delaware County, Ohio, aims to add three indoor and one outdoor hockey rink to address the high demand for ice time in central Ohio. The complex, called "Performance Impact Arena and Pavilion," would also include a concert venue and potentially commercial and residential components. AAA Columbus Blue Jackets, a youth hockey organization, supports the project, citing the need for more ice rinks and the potential to host more tournaments.
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4 weeks ago |
zanesvilletimesrecorder.com | Dean Narciso
Pileated woodpeckers are damaging car mirrors and windshields in a Riverlea, Ohio, neighborhood. The woodpeckers attack the reflective surfaces, likely perceiving their reflections as rivals. Residents are covering their car mirrors or parking in garages to prevent further damage. Experts say the drumming behavior is typical during mating season and poses no threat to humans.
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