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Grove City has updated its Internet service. Grove City Council on Feb. 21 approved an ordinance that would authorize the city administrator to enter into an agreement with Time Warner Communications for internet access.
Tests have confirmed the odor that forced the closing of Westland High School most of last week did not originate in any of the building’s systems or equipment.
City administrator Chuck Boso appointed William Vedra Jr. as the city’s full-time deputy city administrator effective Feb. 7.
A recycling-based company that wants to open a Grove City facility is taking another stab at meeting zoning requirements.
While still trying to get permission to open a Grove City facility, Entire Energy and Renewables is looking at other possible locations.
The Evans Center in Grove City last year logged more than 5,500 hours of volunteer service, a number that more than doubled 2004’s 2,050 hours of service.
The Grove City Community Winds group will mark its 10th anniversary year with concerts both in and out of state.
Check out the roundup of local events, activities, meetings, etc., for the coming week.
Steven Neeley was just happy to be wrestling, let alone winning a Division I sectional title.
After setting the program record for wins, the Central Crossing High School girls basketball team entered the postseason with high expectations.
Grove City High School boys basketball coach Greg Waits downplayed having to face another South-Western City Schools program in the first round of the Division I district tournament.
Based on their times and seeds, none of the three individuals and six relays that the Grove City High School swimming and diving teams had competing in the Division I district meet Feb. 18 at Ohio State were considered shoo-ins to advance to state.
Cellist Sara Sant’Ambrogio will be the guest soloist with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra for its “Symphonic Grandeur” concerts Friday and Saturday, Feb. 24-25, at the Ohio Theatre. Tickets are $68-$24.75. Visit www.columbussymphony.com.
Steven Fusaro tweaks the menu at the Italian spot.
The high-flying Inferno Gourmet Burgers has a rock-and-roll environment and satisfying grub.
Playing for Change will perform Monday, Feb. 27, at the Lincoln Theatre. Tickets are $35/$25. Visit www.capa.com.
The wine shows off some notes of apple and pear, and even a cornmeal fragrance, Wine Wisdom author Roger Gentile says.
Drums Downtown, Bombay Bicycle Club, Yonder Mountain String band join Fab Five
Feb 23, 2012 | Currently: 36° Partly Cloudy
Awarding $20,000 in scholarships this year! Nominate your student in grades 9-12 today.
Profiling businesses that are growing in our communities
Read about amazing student volunteers in our community.