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Central Avenue Street Repairs to Begin March 17
East side street work to last until early April. Read more»
 
Delaware Earns 29th ‘Tree City USA’ Honor
Community's commitment to urban forestry is recognized by national group. Read more»
 
Parents Invited to Presentation on Rx, Over-the-counter Medication Abuse
Event led by Police Officer is March 17 at Willis Intermediate School Read more»
 
City Adds Facebook Page to Social Media Lineup
The City of Delaware now has its own Facebook page Read more»
 
Police Officer Offering Rape Aggression Defense Classes
RAD classes to be held at Hayes High School. Read more»
 
Community Can Help Land High-Speed Google Test Network
City leading countywide effort; survey responses needed. Read more»
 
Youth Baseball, Softball Registration Under Way
Activity guide to be delivered in free This Week bag February 20. Read more»
 
New Playground Taking Shape at Nottingham Park
Work is underway on west side neighborhood park. Read more»
 
Residents Have Options While City Awaits Repairs to Siren
Fire Chief and Police Chief recommend alternatives for affected residents and businesses. Read more»
 
Delaware Police Sgt. Selected City Employee of the Year
City of Delaware workers recognize their Employee of the Year. Read more»
 
Snow Removal Effort Continues on Streets
Crews will be plowing snow off  residential streets and roads. Read more»
 
Support Your Community: Be a Poll Worker
The Delaware County Board of Elections has a need for poll workers across the county. Read more»
 
Don't Miss the 2010 Daddy-Daughter Dance!
The Feb. 19 dance will run from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Council for Older Adults, 800 Cheshire Road, Delaware. Read more»
 
City Uses Grant to Buy Vacant Delaware Hotel
The City, in partnership with Delaware County, used a federal grant to purchase a vacant hotel that will be demolished for future re-development. Read more»
 
City Hires Economic Development Coordinator
Shannon Hamons will serve as the city’s economic development coordinator effective Feb. 8. Read more»
 
Employment Opportunities with 2010 Census
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring in Delaware County for the 2010 Census.  Read more»
 
City Offices Closed Monday for Martin Luther King Day

City of Delaware offices will close Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Day.

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Trees, Greenery Will be Collected at Curbside
City plans to collect Christmas trees and greenery Jan. 11-Feb. 5. Read more»
 
Mingo Recreation Center Hours Announced
Parks and Recreation Department sets winter hours for Mingo Park Recreation Center. Read more»
 
City, County Residents Can be Part of 12-County Survey
Residents can help shape region's future by taking part in 12-county survey. Read more»
 
OEPA to Inject Red Dye in Olentangy River for Study
An OEPA study of the Olentangy River will require the use of red Rhodamine WT dye as a tracer. Read more»
 
Water Line Repaired; Boil Order in Place
Water is back on and a boil order is in place for a West side neighborhood after a water transmission line failed Thursday evening. Read more»
 
U.S. 23 On-Ramp Activity Scheduled
Crack-sealing work is planned on the U.S. 23-William Street ramp. Read more»
 
Tree Ceremony Highlights 'First Friday'
The annual downtown Christmas Tree lighting ceremony is Friday at 7:30 p.m. Read more»
 
Seasonal Yard Waste Collection Scheduled Through Dec. 11
Yard waste collection will continue through Friday, December 11. Read more»
 
Milner Elected Mayor by Vote of Fellow Council Members
At-large Council Member Gary Milner will serve as Mayor for the next two years after being elected by a vote of council members. Read more»
 
Wilmer Street Storm Sewer Repairs Scheduled
The Public Utilities Department will  repair a storm sewer near the Wilmer Street-Henry Street intersection  Monday, November 16. Read more»
 
Residents Reminded to Keep Leaves Out of Streets, Gutters
Residents are asked to help keep gutters and catch basins clear of leaves and debris in order to allow for the storm water system to function at maximum capacity. Read more»
 
Ramp Crack Sealing Activity Extended
The Public Works Department will continue crack sealing activities on  two U.S. 23 exit ramps. Read more»
 
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