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☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ Dublin Earns a Spot Among Ohio's Top 4%
☘️ Dublin Police Are Back With Hands-On Safety
☘️ One Dublin Academy In, Another Out?
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Wednesday
Food Truck Wednesdays — 11 AM to 1:30 PM at Coffman Park
Veterans Day Ceremony — 11 AM to 12 PM at Grounds of Remembrance in Dublin Veterans Park
Thursday
Planning & Zoning Commission — 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM at Council Chambers
Happy Hour Jazz — 4 PM at 6750 Longshore Street
Board Game Night - Everdell — 6 PM at Beyond the Board
Fall Sugar Cookie Decorating with Royal Icing — 6 PM at 54 S. High Street
Friday
Sales Connection Breakfast Series - Topic: Relationship First Sales Approach — 8:30 AM at 129 S High St
Half Pints at Fado Pub & Kitchen — 7 PM at Fado Pub and Kitchen
Saturday
Pokemon Go Wild Area Meetup — 10 AM to 6 PM at Coffman Park
Autumn Fest — 10 AM at 6750 Longshore Street
Build the Band — 1 PM at 6727 Dublin Center Drive. Does your child love music and making new friends? Join this free group trial lesson.
SOS Saturday with FANG — 1 PM at Round Table Games
November Sip N Stitch 2026 — 2 PM at Getaway Brewing
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Local Weather
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Local News
Dublin Earns a Spot Among Ohio's Top 4%
Here's some good news from City Hall. Dublin has received the Auditor of State Award with Distinction, a recognition that fewer than 4% of audited government entities in Ohio receive each year.
The award was presented to Dublin's Finance team during a City Council meeting, recognizing the city's financial reporting and recordkeeping.
So what does that actually mean? The city's financial reports were submitted on time, and its audit came back clean, without significant deficiencies or other findings that would disqualify it from the award.
Of course, whether the city spends its money wisely is something people in our community have different opinions about. And this award doesn't settle that debate. What it does recognize is the city's high standards for financial reporting and recordkeeping.
Dublin has earned this recognition before, but it's still an accomplishment worth recognizing. Congratulations to the Finance team and everyone involved!
Local News
Dublin Police Are Back With Hands-On Safety
Back in August, we told you about Dublin Police's self-defense class, where you don't just sit and listen to advice. You actually get to practice what to do if someone grabs you or tries to prevent you from getting away.
Well, if you missed it, there's another opportunity coming up next Tuesday, November 17.
During the four-hour class, you'll practice breaking free from someone's grip, getting away from a threatening situation, and making enough noise to attract attention. Everyone who completes the class also receives a personal safety alarm.
The class runs 5–9 p.m. at the Dublin Justice Center and is open to adults 18 and older. It costs $25 for Dublin residents and $35 for nonresidents.
Local News
One Dublin Academy In, Another Out?
If your teenager is interested in law, government or perhaps even a future career in politics, Dublin City Schools may soon have something new for them.
At this week’s school board meeting, the district proposed adding a Law, Policy & Civic Leadership Academy at Emerald Campus for the 2027–28 school year. Apparently, enough students have expressed an interest to get the district thinking about creating an entire program around it.
But while one academy might be coming, another appears to be on its way out. The Hospitality Academy, which introduced students to careers in tourism, hotels and event management, didn't run this school year because too few students signed up. The district is now proposing to remove it from its academic offerings.
It's an interesting glimpse into what Dublin students want to study. And that's part of what Emerald Campus is all about: giving students a chance to explore different careers before deciding what to do after high school.
Neither change is final yet. Both are part of the proposed academic programs guide for 2027–28.
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