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☘️ Dublin Area Events

☘️ Local Weather

☘️ A Kid Again Is Taking Over Coffman Park

☘️ A Few of Us Helped Dublin Win This

☘️ Watch Ohio State at Muirfield Village for Free

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A Kid Again Is Taking Over Coffman Park

There’s a pretty big family event happening at Coffman Park on Sunday, and it’s for a good cause.

A Kid Again is holding its Capes & Crowns Walk and Family Fun Fest from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

A Kid Again Is Taking Over Coffman Park

The organization creates experiences for families raising children with life-threatening conditions, and Sunday’s event is part fundraiser, part very large family festival.

The walk starts at 10 a.m., followed by a Fun Fest with bounce houses, animal encounters, magicians, live music, costume characters, Touch-A-Truck, arts and crafts and quite a bit more.

And given the name, costumes are definitely encouraged. There’s even a “dress to impress” costume showcase at the amphitheater.

It’s all happening around the Coffman Park Pavilion on Sunday morning.

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A Few of Us Helped Dublin Win This

Remember a couple of weeks ago when we were trying to help Dublin Police win that statewide photo contest?

Well, our police department won.

A Few of Us Helped Dublin Win This

And it looks like some of us may have had something to do with it.

Almost 200 of us clicked the voting link I shared in the newsletter. Whether everyone actually voted once they got there — or maybe voted a few times after that — I guess we’ll never know.

But the photo of our police cruiser underneath the Dublin Link is officially a winner in the Light Ohio Blue First Responder Photo Contest.

So thanks to everyone who took a few seconds to vote. It looks like it worked.

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Watch Ohio State at Muirfield for Free

There’s some pretty good college golf coming to Muirfield Village next week.

Ohio State’s men’s and women’s golf teams are hosting the Barbara Nicklaus Cup on Monday and Tuesday — and you can watch for free.

Watch Ohio State at Muirfield for Free

Four schools are competing: Ohio State, Michigan, Clemson and Charlotte, with the men’s and women’s teams playing together in a match-play competition.

And Monday afternoon should be the fun one.

Ohio State takes on Michigan at 12:30 p.m.

The Buckeyes also play Charlotte Monday morning at 7:45 and Clemson Tuesday morning at 7:45.

Admission and parking at Muirfield Village are free for all three matches, and proceeds connected to the event benefit Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

So if you’ve ever wanted to watch college golf — or just get inside Muirfield Village without buying a Memorial ticket — this is a pretty good opportunity.

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