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☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ A New Dublin Landmark. But Where?
☘️ 2,300 Pounds of Halloween Generosity
☘️ School Levies Nearby. What About Dublin?
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Saturday
Diwali Festival — 5 PM to 8 PM at Coffman Park
Cinema Saturdays – Dublin Summer Fun Series — 6 PM to 10 PM at Riverside Crossing Park. The season's final movie night kicks off with Coco, followed by Wicked: For Good (rated G and PG, respectively).
Sunday
Tours at Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park — 1 PM to 3 PM at Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park
Wedding Resale Market — 11 AM to 1 PM at Embassy Suites Dublin
Tuesday
Administrative Committee — 5 PM to 7 PM at Council Chambers
Wednesday
Food Truck Wednesdays — 11 AM to 1:30 PM at Coffman Park
Chief’s Advisory Committee — 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Council Chambers
Weather
Local Weather
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Local News
A New Dublin Landmark. But Where?
Have you ever walked past a spot in Dublin and thought it would be a good place for a piece of public art?
Well, the city is actually asking you right now to make that suggestion.
Dublin is planning a new public art installation for 2028, the year its public art program turns 40. And if you've lived here for a while, you know some of the pieces have become part of how we recognize the city.
Take the Field of Corn. Love it or hate it, those 109 concrete ears of corn are hard to forget. Or the Dancing Hares at Ballantrae, which have become a familiar sight for anyone who spends time around that part of town.
Now Dublin is looking for a home for its next piece of public art. And instead of just asking whether residents like the idea, the city wants to know where they'd actually put it.
There's an online survey with a map where you can mark the spot you have in mind. Maybe it's somewhere you pass every day, or a corner of Dublin you think deserves a little more attention.
So, where would you put it? You can suggest your spot here.
Local News
2,300 Pounds of Halloween Generosity
Some people put a few pumpkins on the porch for Halloween. Others go a little further. And then there's Brian Kent and his family.
What started as a small front-yard Halloween display six years ago has turned into the Sawmill Forest Spooky Trail, drawing hundreds of visitors to their Dublin home.
But the best part isn't the scares.
As the display grew, visitors started asking how much admission cost. Rather than charge people to walk through, Brian decided to put out collection bins for the Dublin Food Pantry.
And Dublin showed up.
The family's goal this year was to collect 1,200 pounds of food. But when NBC4 spoke with Brian's son, Oliver, the family had already collected 2,300 pounds.
And with the trail still welcoming visitors on Friday night, that number could be even higher by now.
So if you're looking for a few scares this Halloween, here's one where the real treat is what the neighbors are doing for each other.
Local News
School Levies Nearby. What About Dublin?
If you've heard talk about another school levy possibly coming to Dublin, you might want to keep an eye on what's happening in some neighboring school districts.
On Tuesday, voters across central Ohio will decide whether to approve new taxes and borrowing for their schools.
And some of the numbers are pretty substantial.
In Upper Arlington, voters are being asked to approve a package that includes $273.5 million for school construction, along with a new operating levy. For a home valued at $500,000 by the county auditor, the district estimates the combined increase would be about $1,250 a year.
Pickerington is asking voters to approve a new income tax after an earlier levy failed in May. Bexley and several other districts also have school funding measures on the ballot.
Dublin obviously doesn't have a school levy on Tuesday's ballot. But with talk of another levy possibly coming here, it'll be interesting to see which of these proposals voters approve—and whether the results influence the conversation about school funding here in Dublin.
You can learn more about the other school district’s levies here.
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