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A new plan for the southwest corner of King Avenue and North High Street…
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Crowd surfing kids, a three-piece rock band with scruffy hair and no frills garage…Project Update: Quarry Trails
July 5, 2019 5:21 pm
Brent Warren
A little over two years ago, Wagenbrenner Development and Metro Parks announced a plan to transform a large former quarry site north of Trabue Road into the region’s 20th Metro Park and an adjacent mixed-use development (both the new park and the development are called Quarry Trails). Soon after, it was announced that the land […]
Metro Parks Launch Campaign for Proposed 0.95-Mill Levy
September 12, 2018 2:52 pm
Lauren Sega
On Wednesday, the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks kicked off the campaign for their proposed 10-year levy, which will appear on the local ballot as Issue 3 for the general election on Tuesday, November 6. At 0.95-mill, this levy is a 0.2-mill increase from the levy the public passed in 2009, which expires at […]
