Ava Misseldine grew up around teas and baking. Originally from Hilo, Hawaii, Ava moved to Ohio to complete her Master’s Degree at Ohio State University. She worked as a chemical engineer for a number of years but the sixteen hour… [Read More]
Embracing its historic roots as a farm community, the city of Dublin hosts its first-ever community market, formed by members of the Dublin community, local business owners and farmers. The market will officially commence Wednesday, July 1 at 4:30PM at… [Read More]
Three months ago, we reported on an emerging development deal being orchestrated by the City of Columbus that would allow the City of Dublin to annex 277 acres of land that currently belongs to Jerome Township. This land makes up… [Read More]
From CMHGourmand.com: Chile Verde Cafe – Revamped, Revisited….Refreshing Posted by cmhgourmand Chile Verde knocked down the walls next door and doubled their floor space – adding a lot of room to their former snug layout. This past Sunday the doors… [Read More]
From My Columbus Ohio Blog: Tutto Vino We went to Tutto Vino in Dublin last month. I’m not sure what I expected but I was surprised to found the wine shop and bistro in a very suburban type shopping plaza…. [Read More]
From The MidWest TechBiz Blog: The Dublin Entrepreneurial Center By Rick Coplin Dublin’s Economic Development Department, and TechColumbus have partnered to develop an entrepreneurial center in Dublin, Ohio. The Dublin Entrepreneurial Center (The DEC) has been in the planning and… [Read More]
The City of Dublin is attempting to annex around 300 acres of land from Jerome Township for development. This would require Dublin to cut a deal with the City of Columbus and at would require water and sewer services from… [Read More]
You know that saying, “sometimes you have to break up in order to make up”? Well, it’s never been so true as with my on/off love affair with Anna’s Greek Restaurant, a place I had stopped going to for a… [Read More]
Just read on Twitter that La Tavola restaurant may have closed its doors last night. Anyone know if it is true? While I only ate there a couple of times, it will bum me out if another local restaurant shut… [Read More]
According to this article in This Week News, Jason’s Restaurant will be changing names soon. Both the Dublin and Worthington locations will soon be rebranded as J. Liu’s, as an Arizona-based chain called Jason’s Deli opens their first Ohio location…. [Read More]
So, what sort of hot topics are the suburban mayors thinking about in 2009? A pair of Dispatch articles yesterday reveals two major items: new parking garages being built into denser projects, and new entry point gateways serving as new… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Developments bring work, play closer Monday, November 17, 2008 BY MARK FERENCHIK The Oak Park development, rising from a Dublin field in Union County, will contain a bit of everything — town homes and single-family houses, stores,… [Read More]
Like an idiot I didn’t bring my camera, but the nice folks sitting next to me sent me some of theirs. So here they are, and then my impressions of the whole event: I got there around 4 PM, and… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Developer partnering with local governments Monday, August 18, 2008 BY JIM WOODS AND MARK FERENCHIK Behind closed doors, Gahanna school-board members discussed a $5.6 million deal to buy an old Kroger site for high-school classrooms, stores and… [Read More]
They are planning a store in Old Dublin on High/Bridge Street, to open Spring 2009. Jeni’s was a vendor at the Irish Festival this weekend and they had a big banner to advertise. I am one excited Dubliner!
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