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  • By JOSHUA A. BICKEL/THISWEEKNEWS
    Andy Leonard, 11, places a piece of mosaic tile while working on a community art project under Emerald Parkway June 13 in Dublin. Leonard, along with about 2,500 other schoolkids, are working on the mosaic, which will eventually fill the pedestrian and bicycle tunnel at Emerald Parkway and Dublin Road. This summer, the Community Education Program is offering a weeklong class, "Community Mosaic," for students who want to work on the project. The next summer class runs from July 15-19.

    Camps help with mosaic artwork in pedestrian tunnel

    One of Dublin's summer camps is held in a tunnel, but creativity is preferred over a headlamp.

  • By CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKNEWS
    Dublin Coffman High School graduate Evan Iannucci played with his band at the Jackson Blues Festival in Michigan 48 hours before he graduated. He plans to study music at Capital University.

    Grad hopes to turn blues into way to make some green

    Between graduation and playing at the Jackson Blues Festival in Michigan, Evan Iannucci had a busy week.

  • By JENNIFER NOBLIT/THISWEEKNEWS
    The 20-year-old firing range in the basement of the Dublin Justice Center has received $445,000 in renovations.

    Renovated range offers police better training options

    The Dublin Division of Police will take aim at better training with a renovated firing range.

  • 2013 BIA Parade of Homes

    By JENNIFER NOBLIT/THISWEEKNEWS
    This home by Coppertree Homes is one of 13 on display in the BIA Parade of Homes at Jerome Village June 15-30.

    Glacier Park site for this year's event June 15-30

    A new development sprouting on the northwestern edge of Dublin will host this year's nature-themed BIA Parade of Homes.

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Sports

  • Boys Lacrosse

    JOSHUA A. BICKEL/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Upper Arlington's Gus Ackley runs downfield as Dublin Jerome's J.B. Smith defends during the Golden Bears' 7-6 win in the Division I state championship game June 8 at Marv Moorehead Stadium. Ackley, a senior midfielder, was named first-team All-American and first-team all-state along with teammates Jake Nolan and Jack Warmolts.

    Jerome eager for next season

    Coming off its second consecutive loss in the Division I state final, the Dublin Jerome High School boys lacrosse team should be hungrier than ever before.

  • Rowing

    Taylor assists Dublin squad at national event

    The Dublin high school club boys rowing team has a new coach this season in Joe Lambert and last had a boys boat at USRowing Youth Nationals in 2008 before its lightweight 8 advanced this season.

  • Track & Field

    Coffman girls enjoy success at state meet

    Despite competing in only four events in the Division I state meet June 7 and 8 at Ohio State, the Dublin Coffman High School girls track and field team made the most of its opportunities.

  • Boys Lacrosse

    Jerome again falls short in state final

    Over the past two seasons, the Dublin Jerome High School boys lacrosse team has established that it's one of the state's top two programs -- at least when it comes to the postseason.

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Arts.Food.Fun

  • By Submitted photo
    The Summerland Tour 2013, featuring Everclear (above), Live, Filter and Sponge, stops at Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Friday, June 21. Tickets are $30/$15. Visit promowestlive.com.

    Simple rules define Summerland tour

    Art Alexakis, Everclear frontman and founder of the Summerland Tour, has just a few rules for the bands he brings along on the tour of ’90s alt-rock acts, making its second go-round in 2013.

  • 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.

  • Ace of Cups hosts Parquet Courts Monday, June 24.

    Fischer's Fab Five

    Austin-based musician Alejandro Rose-Garcia prefers, for professional purposes, to use a name made up by friends around a campfire when they were all giving themselves weird, throwback trail-guide names -- Shakey Graves.

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