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☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ Several Dublin Teams Make Their Mark at State
☘️ New Numbers Raise Redistricting Questions
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Monday
Dublin City Council — 7 PM to 10 PM at Council Chambers
Tuesday
Dine 'N Donate Fundraiser - Lunch Bunch at Rusty Bucket — 11:30 AM at 6726 Perimeter Dr
Veterans Experience at Dublin Scioto — 4 PM to 7 PM at Dublin Scioto High School. Explore more than 90 veterans’ stories brought to life by Dublin Scioto students in an immersive exhibit honoring their military service and experiences.
Community Services Advisory Commission — 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM at City Hall
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
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
Planning & Zoning Commission — 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM at Council Chambers
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Local News
Several Dublin Teams Make Their Mark at State
It was a big weekend for Dublin high school sports, with several teams competing deep into the postseason and one still chasing a state championship.
Jerome boys soccer kept its season alive yesterday with a 3–2 victory over Cincinnati Sycamore in the regional final. The defending state champions now advance to Wednesday's state semifinal, putting them just two wins away from another title.
Jerome boys cross country also had an impressive weekend, finishing fourth in Ohio at Saturday's Division I state championship. Coffman finished 19th, while Coffman's Benjamin Canales placed 14th individually with a time of 15:40.8.
There were some heartbreaking finishes, too. Jerome girls soccer fell 1–0 to Upper Arlington in Saturday's regional final, while Coffman girls soccer lost a close 3–2 overtime game against Mason. Coffman's girls volleyball team also saw its postseason end Thursday with a three-set loss to Cincinnati's Ursuline Academy.
Congratulations to all our Dublin athletes and coaches on their hard work this season! And a special good luck to Jerome boys soccer as they head into Wednesday's state semifinal!
Local News
New Numbers Raise Redistricting Questions
Back in September, we wrote about Dublin families asking to keep their children together at the same high school after redistricting. They weren't asking to change the new boundaries, just to let younger siblings follow their older brothers and sisters when there's room.
One of the questions we raised was how many students would actually be involved. And what we've learned makes the parents' request look rather modest.
Data shared with Dublin Daily shows 78 younger siblings entering high school in 2027, followed by 80 in 2028 and 44 in 2029. And those numbers are divided between Coffman and Jerome, meaning we're talking about just a few dozen students per school in each incoming class.
Parents have offered to provide their own transportation, and as we reported previously, Dublin has allowed similar exceptions during earlier redistrictings. The district has opposed the request, citing concerns about enrollment planning and maintaining consistent rules for families.
But with redistricting also intended to accommodate future growth, it's worth asking how much these relatively small numbers would actually affect those plans, and why Dublin City Schools leadership isn't doing more to keep siblings together.
Still, the discussion may not be over. Some families remain hopeful that the Board will reconsider its decision.
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