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  • By CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKNEWS
    Rayna Morgan (left) and Cindy Dunigan work to clean up a yard on Dayton Avenue during Realtor Care Day, Wednesday, June 12.

    Realtors work to make home sweeter

    Realtors care about homes.

  • Alumni to gather again July 4th

    By PAUL VERNON/THISWEEKNEWS
    Arthur Darnborough, a retired teacher from the former Columbus North High School, holds the plaque he received when he was named to the North High School Hall of Fame. The longtime history teacher wrote a post-master's thesis on the history of North after its official closing in 1979.

    Former North High School teacher has fond memories

    For the teachers and faculty, old North High School in Columbus was the best and its students were the brightest.

  • By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/THISWEEKNEWS
    Betsy Bachtel, a work specialist at Clintonville’s Columbus Speech and Hearing Center, poses for a portrait last week inside one of the center’s preschools. Bachtel was a student at the preschool in the 1960s and recently identified herself in a collection of archival photographs at the center.

    Fortuitous photographic find brings back memories

    The photo took Betsy Bachtel back years.

  • VIDEO

    By ERIN HOLL/THISWEEKNEWS
    Clintonville residents Allison Collins and Justin Rooney have turned their front yard into a large edible garden dubbed the 'Como Yarden' utilizing permaculture principles. The yarden is entering its sixth growing season.

    'Yarden' produces unorthodox bounty for Como Avenue couple

    Clintonville couple Allison Collins and Justin Rooney have turned their front yard into Como Yarden, an area filled with edible plants of all sorts.

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Sports

  • Watterson Roundup

    CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Sophomore Sam Rice is expected to be among the top returnees next year for the Watterson baseball team after earning first-team all-CCL honors this season.

    Baseball team's season a success

    Watterson High School baseball coach Scott Manahan believes the 2013 season was a success despite the fact that his team didn't meet all of its goals, including winning CCL and district championships.

  • Braves' Darling disappointed in state finish

    Arionna Darling of the Whetstone High School girls track and field team experienced a range of emotions on June 8.

  • City Notes

    Duo helps Eastmoor girls win state title

    Sophomore Cheyanne Carter wasn't exactly sure how long it had been since the Eastmoor Academy girls track and field team last won a state championship, but she knew it had been awhile.

  • Watterson Roundup

    Mankovecky wins regional, gets diploma

    Watterson High School senior Joe Mankovecky couldn't attend his graduation ceremony June 1 because he was busy competing for the boys track and field team in the Division II regional meet at Welcome Stadium in Dayton.

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Arts.Food.Fun

  • Table Talk

    By COURTESY OF MILLER'S ALE HOUSE
    This is an interior shot of Miller's Ale House. The Jupiter, Fla.-based company is opening a store at 1201 Olentangy River Road by the end of the year.

    Tap house with veto-proof menu likes Grandview area

    Miller’s Columbus Ale House is bringing its expansive beer selection and menu to 1201 Olentangy River Road.

  • By Submitted photo
    The Palace Theatre hosts Sesame Street Live Saturday and Sunday, June 15 and 16.

    Fischer's Fab 10

    Finally! It was spring 2012 when it was announced that One Direction would be touring the U.S. this year, including a June 18 stop at Nationwide Arena. Of course, that also means you have either had tickets (or not) for nearly that long. Maybe some brokers still have them available. Have you been saving your money? Meantime, here’s a full 10 other Fab shows.

  • Lights brings her acoustic mini-tour to Columbus for a Monday, June 17, show at The Bluestone. Tickets are $20/$22. Visit liveatthebluestone.com.

    Self-taught electro-popster returns to acoustic roots

    Guitar was the first instrument the electronic artist Lights learned to play, so it's not that far-fetched that she'd make acoustic music, or arrange acoustic versions of her electro-pop tunes. In fact, many of her songs start out that way before getting the fully produced treatment that ends up on her records.

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