Dublin Neighbor in Major Federal Lawsuit

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☘️ Dublin Area Events

☘️ Dublin Finally Drew a Line On the Noise

☘️ Even Chris Pratt Thinks Dublin’s Parks are Second Best

☘️ A Dublin Neighbor is Facing a Major Federal Lawsuit

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Local News

A reader wrote in recently about excessive car noise in her neighborhood — and based on what the city has been hearing, she's far from alone. Loud exhausts, modified cars, engine noise that carries three streets over — it's been a growing complaint across Dublin as the community keeps getting busier. The city heard it, and earlier this year did something about it.

City Council approved an updated noise ordinance in February that sets actual measurable limits for the first time. Vehicle exhaust noise on local roads now has a decibel cap. Car stereos do too. And engine braking — that aggressive deceleration noise from large trucks — is now banned within city limits entirely. Before this, enforcement came down to an officer's judgment call on what was "excessive." Now there's a number.

What we didn't know until now is how organized this actually is. Dublin Police told residents there's a circuit these drivers run — Bridge Park to Riverside to Jerome Road and back. The drivers apparently have a name for it: the race track. And it's not just locals. Police have been writing tickets for people coming from all over Central Ohio specifically to run this loop, showing off to diners on the Bridge Park patios before heading out through our neighborhoods.

Catching them isn't easy. Police patrol the area but can't be everywhere at once. The new ordinance gives them sharper tools when they do show up — and now at least everyone knows what they're dealing with.

More info here.

Local News

The city's communications team had a good week. With the Memorial Pro-Am bringing some recognizable faces to Muirfield Village, someone had the good sense to stick a microphone in front of them — and the results were pretty great.

The highlight: Rob Lowe and Chris Pratt, both Parks and Recreation veterans, were asked about Dublin's parks department. Pratt's verdict? Second best in the country. First place, he was quick to clarify, goes to Pawnee. (If you know, you know.) "But if it isn't Pawnee, it's the city of Dublin." Rob Lowe called our crowds the best at any PGA event. "That's true. Fact," Pratt confirmed.

Luke Bryan, who has played in the Pro-Am eleven years running, put it simply: "Dublin always has a way of showing out." Hard to argue with that. Peyton Manning was there too, though he mostly kept his comments to evaluating golf shots.

Nice to hear it from people who've been everywhere. See the full clip on the City of Dublin's Instagram here.

Local News

Something worth knowing about. A Dublin immigration attorney is facing a federal class-action lawsuit filed last week, with some serious allegations attached. The suit claims her firm ran a high-volume operation that filed false immigration petitions without clients' knowledge — leaving some of those clients vulnerable to deportation — and that legal documents were signed electronically without anyone reviewing them first.

She's pushing back hard. Through a spokesperson, she called the allegations unfounded and said the firm is built on the highest ethical standards. She plans to fight it.

It's an active lawsuit, so nothing is proven yet. The Columbus Dispatch has the full story here.

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