Joshua Keeran
Editor at Delaware Gazette
Delaware Gazette reporter covering the City of Delaware, the City of Powell, and the Olentangy Local School District.
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1 week ago |
delgazette.com | Joshua Keeran
Throughout Delaware County over the Memorial Day weekend, area residents attended parades, ceremonies, and viewed displays honoring those individuals who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. One such display was located on the grounds of the Lewis Center United Methodist Church on Lewis Center Road. Not only were the grounds decorated with over 200 American flags, but the Traveling Korean War Memorial (pictured) was on display Saturday through Monday.
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1 month ago |
delgazette.com | Joshua Keeran
The following births were reported by Grady Memorial Hospital:• April 18 — Nicholas Trinh, son of Monica and Ryan Trinh of Delaware. • April 23 — Luca Carifa, son of Kristin Seif and Adam Carifa of Delaware. • April 23 — Angel Gael Fleites Cordova, son of Alma Rosa Cordova de La Cruz and Miguel Angel Fleites Lopez of Delaware. Birth announcements are printed with permission.
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1 month ago |
delgazette.com | Joshua Keeran
The annual Good Friday Service and Cross Walk was held Friday in downtown Delaware. The Cross Walk began and ended at St. Mary Catholic Church. Pictured standing near the Rutherford B. Hayes statue are participants in this year’s event, which included an Ecumenical Service at St. Mary Catholic Church. Courtesy | Rev. Jennifer Eastman Hinkle The annual Good Friday Service and Cross Walk was held Friday in downtown Delaware. The Cross Walk began and ended at St. Mary Catholic Church.
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1 month ago |
delgazette.com | Joshua Keeran
The following births were reported by Grady Memorial Hospital:• March 17 — Leo Farley-Acfalle, son of Jacey Farley and Mark Acfalle• March 20 — Emerson Mark James Erlenbach, son of Jana Robinette Erlenbach and Steven Erlenbach. Birth announcements are printed with permission.
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1 month ago |
delgazette.com | Joshua Keeran
Westerville — Otterbein University will host acclaimed actor and activist Sean Astin for its Vernon L. Pack ’50 Distinguished Lecture at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 14, in the Fritsche Theatre at Cowan Hall, 30 S. Grove St., Westerville. Astin’s lecture, Using Your Voice in Today’s Political Conversation, is free and open to the public. Learn more and reserve your tickets at www.otterbein.edu/pack.
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