Delaware Gazette

The Delaware Gazette is a daily newspaper based in Delaware, Ohio, in the United States. It is operated by AIM Media Midwest.

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City to participate in downtown SID

3 days ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

The City of Delaware has voted to sign a petition that will include it in a Special Improvement District (SID) aiming to improve the appearance of downtown Delaware. On Monday, the Delaware City Council authorized City Manager Paul Brake to sign Main Street Delaware’s petition, adding the City’s three properties in the district — City Hall, COhatch, and the Main Street office — to the SID.
Choir director takes final bow at Hayes

6 days ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

After 25 years at Delaware City Schools, Dr. Dara Gillis will retire from the district this summer. Gillis joined the district in 2000 and served as the choir director for fifth and sixth grade students at Willis Intermediate School until 2002 when she took over for Kim Boyd as the choir director at Hayes High School.
Powell extends marijuana moratorium

6 days ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

With its 12-month moratorium on the retail cultivation, processing, and dispensing of adult-use and medical marijuana in the city set to expire this month, the City of Powell has elected to extend the moratorium for another year.
DCS holds Pacer STEAM Camp

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

Elementary and middle school students got hands-on with different machines, printers, and design software at Willis Education Center as Delaware City Schools held its Pacer STEAM camp for the second year. During the camp, students learned to create designs and then how to use various machines, including a laser engraver, to make their designs tangible.
City holding second reading on another settlement involving Dinovo

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

A second reading of an ordinance that would approve a settlement between the Delaware Municipal Court Clerk’s Office and former Chief Deputy Clerk Lisa Keller will be held during Monday’s meeting of the Delaware City Council. The settlement, which stems from a letter sent to the City from Keller’s legal counsel last November regarding her employment with the Delaware Municipal Clerk of Court’s Office from May 2023 through October 2024, is for $50,000.
Powell voters to decide on aggregation

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

Powell voters will have the opportunity to decide on an electric service aggregation program this fall. On Tuesday, the Powell City Council voted to approve an ordinance authorizing the City to place a measure on the general election ballot in November directing the City on whether it should initiate an opt-out aggregation program. Should voters approve the ballot measure, the City would then begin the process of reviewing various suppliers to secure the best rate for the community.
Visiting judge assigned to Morrow County murder case

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

A visiting judge has been assigned in the case of a Morrow County man charged with the murder of a Morrow County Sheriff’s deputy after the judge presiding over the case recused himself.
‘Singin in the Rain’ opens this weekend

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

Tickets are on sale now as the Arena Fair Theatre production of “Singin’ in the Rain” dances through its final week of rehearsals. The show was selected by Director Cat Hodge because of its setting and status as a classic. “I love ‘Singin’ in the Rain’!” Hodge said. “It’s a classic set in the 1920s, 100 years ago, and one of the things I think is really interesting besides being a great movie is it’s dealing with a time of technological change. I thought that was really neat.
School district sells property; talks TIF proposal

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Glenn Battishill

The Delaware City Schools Board of Education held a special meeting Thursday to approve the sale of the district’s property on North Washington Street and to hear a presentation from the City of Delaware about a planned hockey complex to be built on the southwest corner of Sawmill Parkway and U.S. Route 42. The property, located at 248 N. Washington St., was previously used as the administration building by the district before the administrative staff was moved to Willis Education Center.
Distillery nears opening in Lewis Center

1 week ago | delgazette.com | Dillon Davis

After 20 years of friendship, two married couples in the Galena area have decided to join forces in business. In doing so, they have brought a small-craft spirits distillery and cocktail bar to Delaware County. On June 19, Lauri and Kevin Webb, and Kelly and Wes Stark will open the doors of The Still House Bar at DoG Distilling Company to the public. Located at 3773 E.