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☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Still Cleaning Up From Saturday’s Storm? Here’s What Dublin Offers.
☘️ Something New Recently Opened at the North Market
☘️ He Came to Dublin to Work the Memorial. He Didn’t Make It Home.
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Dublin Area Events
Tuesday
Coffman Volleyball Youth Camp — Jun 8 - 10 at Dublin Coffman High School
Retro Arcade Coding for Kids — Jun 8 - 12 at 7020 Hospital Drive
Vacation Bible School (VBS) — Jun 8 - 11 at at Discover Christian Church, 2900 Martin Rd
Rainfall Forest VBS — June 8 - 12, 9 am to 12 at Northwest Chapel, 6700 Rings Rd
Empower Hour – Dublin Summer Fun Series — 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Riverside Crossing Park. Mix up your workout routine with free outdoor fitness classes led by certified instructors.
Wednesday
Dublin hiring event — 9 AM at 5500 Glendon Ct
Walk with a Doc — 9 AM at Coffman Park, 5200 Emerald Pkwy
Food Truck Wednesdays — 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM at Coffman Park
5-and-Drive — 4 PM at Dublin Presbyterian Church, 5775 Dublinshire Dr. Pulled Pork Sandwiches and much more for a suggested donation of $5 per meal.
Midweek Music – Dublin Summer Fun Series — 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Riverside Crossing Park
Thursday
Volunteer for Dublin's Corporate Charity Cup — 4 PM at Columbus Marriott Northwest
North Market Bridge Park – Night Market — 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM at Bridge Park
Columbus Crew Takeover at North Market Bridge Park Night Market — 6 PM at 6750 Longshore Street
Pickle Cancer — 6 PM at The Country Club at Muirfield Village. A Pickleball Party to Fight Breast Cancer
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Still Cleaning Up From Saturday’s Storm? Here’s What Dublin Offers.
If you've got branches down from Saturday, the city has two ways to help. For larger trimmings over five feet, you can request curbside chipper service through GoDublin — crews are working through a backlog right now so give it a little time. For smaller branches four feet or under, bundle them with twine or put loose material in biodegradable bags marked "Yard Waste" and set them out Monday for regular pickup. Keep each bundle or bag under 50 pounds.
Residential requests are being handled before parks and public spaces, so if you've already put in a request, you're in the queue.
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And if you're out cleaning up this week, worth checking in on a neighbor who might need an extra hand.
Local News
Something New Recently Opened at North Market Bridge Park
If you've not been to North Market Bridge Park lately, there's a new spot worth trying. BBQ & The Pier opened in late May in the space that used to be Colo Market & Oyster Bar, serving fresh oysters, fish and chips, barbecue, and what they're calling coastal-inspired comfort food.
The concept is led by two Columbus restaurant veterans. One of them you might already know — Enis Ndreu, who founded Holy Crepes back in 2017 and runs the Holy Crepes stand right there at North Market Dublin. His partner Elvis Lloshi spent a decade managing Iron Grill in Clintonville before it closed earlier this year.
Worth a stop next time you're in Bridge Park.
Local News
He Came to Work the Memorial. He Didn’t Make It Home.
Some sad news connected to our tournament. Bryce Adair was a 31-year-old CBS Sports production assistant who came to Dublin this week to help broadcast the Memorial. He died Saturday morning from injuries suffered in a car crash Wednesday night. He had an Emmy on his shelf from CBS's Super Bowl broadcast and was training to become a steadicam operator. Everyone who knew him said the same thing — warm smile, kind soul, lit up every room.
Jim Nantz stopped the broadcast Saturday to say goodbye. He told viewers he'd never seen 250 people carry that much grief into a production in over 40 years. "The world was his and he deserved the world."
He came here to do a job he loved. Our condolences to his family. Full story here.
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— Nick