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☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ Too Much Halloween Candy? Here's an Idea.
☘️ Trick-or-Treating for a Good Cause
☘️ Wendy's Takeover Rumors Just Got Real
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Thursday
Trick or Treat — 6 PM to 8 PM. Dublin's official trick or treat day.
Mortica's Market — 6 PM to 9 PM at North Market Bridge Park. Vintage clothing, handmade art, unusual finds and live music
Friday
Half Pints at Fado Pub and Kitchen — 8 PM at Fado Pub and Kitchen
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
Weather
Local Weather
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Local News
Too Much Halloween Candy? Here's an Idea.
If your kids come home tonight with more Halloween candy than anyone could possibly eat, there's a pretty nice way to put some of that extra sugar to good use.
For the sixth year, Feed The Kids Columbus is collecting unwanted Halloween candy to include in food bags for children during the holiday school break.
It's a small thing, but imagine being a kid opening one of those bags and finding a few Halloween treats tucked in alongside the food.
And you won't have to go far to donate. There are collection spots at a large amount of locations throughout Dublin. You can find the full list of drop-off locations here.
Candy donations are needed by Sunday, November 8, so volunteers have time to sort and pack everything.
A few less pieces of candy at home, and a little extra happiness for a child over the holidays. That's a pretty good trade.
Local News
Trick-or-Treating for a Good Cause
While most kids will be out collecting candy tonight, some Dublin high school students will be collecting something a little different.
Students from the National Honor Societies and Key Clubs at all three Dublin high schools are taking part in “Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat,” collecting canned goods and other non-perishable food for the Dublin Food Pantry.
They'll be going door to door in their own neighborhoods during the regular trick-or-treat hours tonight, 6–8 p.m.
There's no set route, so they may or may not make it to your street. But if you have a few canned goods or other non-perishable items handy, you might want to set them aside just in case.
And if nobody knocks, you can always drop off your donation at the Dublin Food Pantry yourself later.
Either way, it's a chance to help these students turn a night usually spent collecting treats into one that gives something back.
Local News
Wendy's Takeover Rumors Just Got Real
Remember those rumors a few months ago about Wendy's possibly being sold? Well, there's been a pretty big development.
A group of investors led by billionaire Nelson Peltz has now made a formal $1.4 billion offer to buy the Dublin-based burger chain and take it private.
We reported on the possibility of a takeover back in August, when Peltz and his investment firm were said to be considering a bid. But just a couple of weeks later, reports suggested they'd backed away from the idea.
Apparently, they weren't done thinking about it.
Wendy's has had a difficult few years, with declining sales and plans to close hundreds of restaurants. And Peltz, who's already a major shareholder, apparently thinks he can help turn things around.
But this isn't a done deal. Wendy's board needs to agree to the deal, and shareholders then need to approve it. Neither has happened yet.
For Dublin, the big question is of course what happens next if the sale goes through. New ownership would almost certainly bring changes to Wendy's, but what those changes might mean for its longtime headquarters here in Dublin remains to be seen.
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