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‘We’ll be ready to fight’: Olentangy Liberty, Big Walnut football prepare for familiar foes
DELAWARE — Grayson Davis was a mere inches away from giving the Olentangy Liberty football team its first win of the year. But linebackers Desmond Nelson and Howard Bates and the rest of the Gahanna defense thwarted what would have been a game-winning two-point conversion at the goal line.
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Revised Powell Village Green conceptual plans draw sharp criticism from residents, again
POWELL — Revised plans for Powell’s Village Green did little to ease the concerns of some residents Thursday night, as a packed City Council chambers erupted in boos and shouts of “You’re not listening!”. The reaction came as Pizzuti Solutions, the consultant hired to lead the...
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PODCAST: Pillar Credit Union steps up to save Marion’s “Coats for Christmas” Drive, shares holiday budgeting options
MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—Pillar Credit Union is stepping in to ensure Marion’s longtime “Coats for Christmas” drive continues this winter after learning the annual event was not scheduled to return in 2026. Speaking on the “Community Spotlight” podcast, Pillar Credit Union representative Daniel Bradshaw said...
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OhioHealth honors Marion oncologist for expanding care
A personal loss helped set Dr. Arvinder Bhinder on a path to transform cancer care in Marion. More than a decade after joining OhioHealth , Bhinder has been honored for helping bring specialized treatment, precision medicine and clinical trials closer to patients. Bhinder received the Distinguished Service in Medical Oncology Award on Oct. 9 at OhioHealth's Fall Cancer Conference, according to a community announcement. The recognition honors his work helping expand cancer services in Marion and across the OhioHealth system. His interest in oncology grew from a personal loss. During his first year of medical school in India, Bhinder learned his mother had breast cancer. His family struggled to find specialized care, with the nearest cancer center requiring a two-day train ride. She died less than a year later. "For a long time, I was afraid of cancer," Bhinder said. "But during my training, I saw how research and innovation were transforming outcomes for patients. It opened my eyes to the possibility of making a real difference in people's lives." Building cancer care in Marion After residency training at the University at Buffalo, Bhinder joined a research program at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. He later completed a fellowship in
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Delaware Schools Seek Input as 2040 Plan Tackles Growth, $100 Million in Repairs
Delaware City Schools is asking residents to help shape the future of its buildings as the district’s long-term facilities plan, Delaware 2040, moves into its options phase, the district reported through coverage in the Delaware Source. The planning effort is driven by two numbers district leaders say they cannot ignore: an estimated 800 additional students […]