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April 13, 2011

Five face off in city council primary

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By GARY BUDZAK ThisWeek Community Newspapers

The five Republican candidates seeking three seats on Hilliard City Council in the May 3 primary all say they will work to attract more businesses to Hilliard if elected.

Two incumbents, Albert Iosue and William Uttley, are up for re-election. Joining them in the race for the three council seats are challengers Joseph Erb, Nathan Painter and Cornell Robertson.

In addition to Iosue and Uttley’s seats, a third vacancy was created after council member Tim Roberts chose not to seek re-election.

Iosue was elected to city council four years ago and Uttley, who left council because of term limit restrictions, which have since been lifted, was appointed to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Dan Nichter.

All three seats are for four-year terms that would start Jan. 1, 2012.

The candidates for council, in alphabetical order, are: • Joseph Erb, 28, vice president of government relations for Strategic Public Partners Group, has served as the senior legislative aide to the Speaker Pro Tempore of the Ohio House of Representatives for five years.

Erb has lived in Hilliard for four years, has a degree in political science from Ohio State University, and is married. The couple is expecting their first child

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Police investigating apparent suicide

By GARY BUDZAK ThisWeek Community Newspapers

Authorities say a man whose Hilliard home was searched for child pornography early on April 12 committed suicide by shooting himself

three hours later in the Hilliard Police Department parking lot.

John T. Callicotte, 46, of 4615 Edgewyn Ave., had a search warrant executed on his home shortly after 7 a.m. Tuesday, April 12, by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

and Homeland Security. According to the warrant, the residence was searched for evidence of possession and/or receipt of child pornography.

“We don’t have any record of him until this,” Hilliard Police Chief Doug Francis said.

He said video cameras had indicated that Callicotte pulled into the front of the lot at the Safety Services Building, 5171 Northwest Parkway, and sat in the lot for a period of time See POLICE, page A3

City council announces appointments

By GARY BUDZAK ThisWeek Community Newspapers

Hilliard City Council made several appointments at its April 11 meeting, reappointing two Board of Zoning Appeals members, filling the recently formed Environmental Sustainability Com-

mission, and naming seven members to the Eco- but council opted to reappoint Frank Moeller. nomic Development Commission.

Boshane and Moeller will serve five-year terms.

Nine people who applied to the ESC were apCouncil made the appointments in the form of resolutions toward the end of the meeting, agree- pointed by council, and they will serve staggered ing unanimously to reappoint Charles Boshane to terms. Pete Marsh, Kim Movshin and Carrie Stanthe BZA. There was debate whether to appoint See HILLIARD CITY COUNCIL, page A8 former council member Dana Peacock to the BZA,

Albert Iosue

William Uttley

Joseph Erb

Nathan Painter

Cornell

See FIVE FACE OFF, page A4 Robertson

Community takes a Stivers opens new Hilliard office look at Big Darby Town Center plan

By GARY BUDZAK

ThisWeek Community Newspapers

By CARLA SMITH

crowd packing the Prairie Town-

ThisWeek Community Newspapers ship Fire Station that night.

The impact of more housing — bringing with it more students — in the Hilliard and South-Western city school districts was one of the major concerns expressed about the Big Darby Town Center Master Plan at a public meeting April 5.

Urban Design Associates, the design team in charge of the creation of the master plan representing a massive planned development on the West Side, presented the final plan to a

The Town Center is to be developed within the Big Darby Accord Watershed in western Franklin County. It encompasses the western portion of Prairie Township and a southwest portion of Brown Township. The mixed-use development plan calls for the building of single-family homes and apartments, townhomes, 300,000 square feet of retail space and a hotel.

Paul Lambert, a member of See BIG DARBY, page A2

Congressman Steve Stivers’ new Hilliard office is open for business.

Stivers and a seven-member staff opened the 4,285-squarefoot office in the newest section of the former Hilliard police department building at 3790 Municipal Way last week.

Stivers’ desk, books and mementos were placed in his personal office, and he was still arranging pictures on the walls as a tour was given of the facility on April 11.

“This is the first time I’ve been in since it’s been done,” Stivers said from the conference room.

By Chris Parker/ThisWeek “It’s been a real transformation.

Congressman Steve Stivers (center) pointes out features of his new office to Hilliard Mayor Don The great thing is we’re getting Schonhardt as staffer Minyet Hua takes a message on the phone Monday, Apil 11. Stivers has

See CONGRESSMAN, page A4 moved his local office into former Hilliard police department building at 3790 Municipal Way.

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BIG DARBY TOWN CENTER PLAN Continued from page A1 the Hilliard City School District board of education, asked why the Hilliard and South-Western school districts were not included in the planning process. He said he is worried that the proposed residential development in the area will become a burden to both districts, as they will have to rely more and more on property taxes.

“My concern is that there has been no thought in regard to the school districts,” Lambert said.

“We will be relying on most of our funding now through residential property taxes.”

The impact of new development on schools could be great, he said.

Maggie Connor, of Urban Design Associates, said the question of the financial impact of development on the school district is a tough one to answer. She said that most of the new housing in the Hilliard school district would occur in the northern portion of the development, which means less impact for Hilliard schools.

“This is a relevant point,” Connor said. “However, the residential will be light within the Hilliard school district with big lots. It is our hope that the commercial development will offset any residential development.”

Hilliard City Schools District spokeswoman Amanda Morris said Lambert was speaking as an individual resident, which he is welcome to do, “but I don’t believe he was speaking on behalf of the district or the board.”

Morris said school districts have no control over how areas are developed, but that commercial and residential development does have an impact on a district economically.

“Commercial development provides a tax base without providing students, so there’s definitely a more positive economic impact,” Morris said. “Residential development provides more students, and the taxes from those homes generally are not enough to educate a student, although we’re excited people want to move here.”

The purpose of the April 5 meeting was to gather public input before the four jurisdictions involved with the development plan vote on it. Those jurisdictions are Prairie and Brown townships, Franklin County and the city of Columbus.

Connor said the Big Darby Town Center Master Plan is an extension of the work done on the Big Darby Accord. It is a plan that sets standards in place before development occurs in order to protect the highly sensitive Big Darby Creek environment.

“Currently damage is being done from existing farm land that is degrading the stream,” Conner said. “Unchecked development has negative impacts, not only to the Big Darby but socially and economically as well. We see this as an opportunity to draw economic activity to the area.”

Most of the higher density development will occur in Prairie Township, Connor said. There will be a mix of single-family homes, townhouses and mixed use in a main street configuration, she said.

“We have set criteria for the type of development,” Connor said.

“You have the opportunity to respond to the market at the time.”

The timeline for the potential development is anticipated between 2015 and 2030. Before that happens, Connor said, several things will have to take place.

The plan must first be approved by the four jurisdictions involved, she said. Next, it is expected to take at least two years for a process called landowner outreach.

A Community Improvement Corporation would be formed in order to negotiate with landowners to agree to the town center plan.

Once 1,000 acres are committed

to the plan, a second community authority will be created for the purpose of realizing the plan, Connor said. That organization would then solicit for a master developer.

“Implementation is complicated,” Connor said “It is a strategy and will take a few years to get off the ground.”

Challenges to implementation include getting sewer and water to the development. The Big Darby Accord allows the development to tie into Columbus water and sewer without annexation of land, she said.

In order to bring sewer and water to the site, an 11,000-foot extension to the existing waterline will be needed. Cost of getting water is estimated at $13.7 million, she said.

“Water and sewer has to be invested in first before development can occur,” Connor said. “How do we fund this?”

The city and the county are discussing funding options that include grant opportunities, contributions from developers and a sewer charge.

Another challenge is multiple owners who may or may not want anything to do with the town center plan.

James Schimmer, of the Franklin County Economic Development and Planning Department, said the plan presented that evening is not a fixed thing. It has to be malleable and have the ability to change as the economic climate changes.

“Please continue to work with us as we evolve this plan,” Schimmer said. “This isn’t about us but future generations. It is really important to understand that this process does not end here tonight.”

The plan is posted, along with a survey, on the Franklin County web page, www.franklincountyohio.gov/bigdarbyaccord.

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Stage says Schonhardt finished job for Grove City

By PAUL COMSTOCK ThisWeek Community Newspapers Mayor Richard “Ike” Stage on April 11 announced that Donald J. Schonhardt & Associates Inc. completed all of the work it contracted to do with the city in 2006 and 2007.

Stage on March 25 said he did not know if the work was completed.

In his April 11 announcement, Stage said, “I met with Mr. Schonhardt and one of his associates to review the engagement letter, contract and resulting work. It is clear that Donald J. Schonhardt & Associates Inc. delivered exactly what their contract specified. We appreciate the services provided by Donald J. Schonhardt & Associates Inc. and I apologize for any misunderstanding this matter may have created.

“On a matter of this importance I wanted to be certain that the professional services provided by the firm and other contractors during the period covered by the Internal Revenue Service notice were, in each case, completed,” Stage said.

At the center of the issue was a $2,792 discrepancy in a city account in 2006. Donald J. Schonhardt told The Record his company was not hired to look at that account. Last month, Stage said it was.

Schonhardt said his company provided two services to Grove City.

The first was to interview finance department personnel regarding the accounting and payroll functions as they operated at that time.

“All we were asked to do was come in, talk to people in the finance department and document the procedures as they existed ... (and) write down what they told us,” Schonhardt said.

He said his company also was asked to look at an investment account and found that gains and losses were not being recorded properly. His company was not asked to reconcile the errors, he said.

“I’m tired of any implication my firm didn’t do what it was hired to do,” Schonhardt said April 8.

On March 29, he said his office had all documentation to prove it did all it was asked to do.

He also said Stage was “looking for a scapegoat (and) looking for problems elsewhere, when there are none.”

The Internal Revenue Service notice mentioned in Stage’s announcement was issued to the city in December. It said the city owed about $685,905 in unpaid payroll withholding taxes, dating to 1999.

Later, other missed payments were found. The city paid $752,179 of its debt in February.

Since then, city officials determined that $235,311 in city funds is unaccounted for, and the missing money is the focus of the police investigation into the city’s tax debt.

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Francis said two women who had arrived to pick up an impounded car saw Callicotte in the van and alerted police.

“Police and fire went out there, and that’s when we discovered the body,” Francis said. “The medics transported him, which is normal if there is some sign

of life.”

Callicotte was pronounced dead on arrival at Riverside Methodist Hospital.

Police immediately processed the scene, taking a gun and additional evidence from the van, which was hauled into the impound lot. The parking lot was closed for three hours, but traffic was not affected on Northwest Parkway.

Francis said that although violence is not uncommon at a po-

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Five face off in council primary Continued from page A1 later this month.

“We need to bring jobs to our city,” Erb said. “We must tap into our community’s resources, reduce the barriers to growth and promote Hilliard as the place to do business in central Ohio.

Spending is at an all-time high and our taxpayers cannot afford to foot the bill any longer. We must cut spending and attract new businesses so that we have the resources to pay for essential services.”

Erb, who is seeking his first term on council, said his experience at the Statehouse will help him.

“Hilliard is a great place to raise a family and I want to keep it that way,” Erb said. “I want to be able to fund our services and relieve the tax burden that is currently on the homeowner. New businesses will bring additional revenue into the city’s coffers without adding students into our schools.”

• Albert Iosue, 42, is director of planning and programs for the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO), and has been on council since 2008 after serving on the Charter Review Commission in 2006-07. Iosue has lived in Hilliard for 15 years, has a degree in civil engineering from Ohio State, is married and has four children.

“I have one goal for the city of Hilliard,” Iosue said. “That goal is to make Hilliard the best community in central Ohio. This can be accomplished by continuing to advance the following: Manage residential growth; grow the tax base by landing new, strong businesses; improve our roads and infrastructure; improve and add more recreational opportunities; continue the focus on public safety; and continue to build on Hilliard’s financial strength.”

Iosue said he wants to continue to work hard for the citizens of Hilliard, which is why he’s seeking a second term.

“I have worked hard to be fiscally responsible and to only spend taxpayer dollars where it will provide a benefit to the citizens,” Iosue said. “By continually approving a balanced budget based on realistic projections, the city has been able to continue to provide the necessary services our residents have come to expect. I will continue to identify and eliminate unnecessary spending to make sure each dollar is

Candidates Night set for April 20 Hilliard voters will have the chance to meet and have their questions answered by the five men running for Hilliard City Council at a Candidates Night at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, in the Safety Services Building, 5181 Northwest Pkwy.

The Hilliard Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the event.

Libby Gierach, chamber president/CEO, said the Candidates Night is part of the chamber’s business advocacy role.

“Knowing that the city council makes (legislation) that does affect local business, we believe that it’s incumbent upon the chamber to have a forum for the community to come and

ask questions and have them answered by the people who wish to lead our community,” Gierach said.

With the assistance of a moderator, the candidates will be able to give an opening and a closing statement, and answer questions from those attending in a round-robin format.

“The public writes down their questions on a card, we will collect them, and they go through a screening committee for redundancy and appropriateness,” Gierach said. “All five candidates will answer the same question in a time allotment.”

The event should last an hour to 90 minutes, depending on how many questions are asked.

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• Nathan Painter, 33, is an attorney and president of Nathan D. Painter, LLC. Painter has lived in Hilliard for seven years (10 in the school district), has degrees in English and an MBA from OSU, and a law degree from Capital University. He is married and the couple’s first child is due in July.

“The main issue facing Hilliard is the tax burden on its families,” Painter said. “On council, I will strive to lower the tax burden on families by identifying and attracting small business and other commercial development to Hilliard. This will broaden the tax base and hopefully relieve the pressure on families.”

Painter, who currently serves on the Board of Zoning Appeals, is a former magistrate for Hilliard Mayor’s Court and Franklin County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney who worked on bringing the Hilliard Farm Market to Old Hilliard.

“Local government needs to play the role of a catalyst,” Painter said. His goals are to: “First, identify, attract and retain small businesses and other commercial enterprises. Second, maintain and enhance city services without resorting to tax and fee increases.

Third, make beautification and aesthetic improvements to the city. Fourth, maintain and potentially expand our parks and recreation opportunities. Fifth, work with local organizations to develop and enhance an environment for local arts and artists to thrive and bring community events to Hilliard to foster interaction between families and residents.”

• Cornell Robertson, 40, Franklin County’s highway de-

sign engineer, says many of the projects he’s worked on in his 19 years have been in the Hilliard area. Robertson has lived in Hilliard for 18 years and has a degree in civil engineering from OSU. He is married and has three children.

“The city of Hilliard is a great place to live and raise a family,” Robertson said. “However, we are beginning to get crowded in regard to residential developments.

“I propose working with the other council members, the mayor, and the development department to attract high-end commercial developments with high-paying salaries for a larger tax base. We could attract such high-end commercial developments by creating a technology corridor, which would provide utilities and fiber optic lines in place prior to development for immediate use.

“Britton Parkway north of Cemetery Road is a perfect candidate for a technology corridor with close proximity to downtown Hilliard and I-270.”

Robertson said he has a lot of experience talking to residents and businesses through the engineer’s office, understands the need for balanced growth, and he wants Hilliard to maintain the vision the city has given on its website.

“I would like to maintain the high level of basic services that we currently benefit from such as police, fire, trash pickup, chipper service, snow plowing of roadways, etc.,” Robertson said. “I would also like to provide additional jobs in Hilliard so our residents do not have to leave the city to go to work.”

• William Uttley, 55, is a real estate appraiser who has spent 12 years on council and served four years on the planning and zon-

ing commission. Uttley has lived 54 years in Hilliard, is a Hilliard High School graduate who has a degree in business administration from OSU, and is married and has two grown children.

“I truly enjoy serving our community and believe I have the experience and knowledge to help solve the difficult challenges ahead,” Uttley said. “Being a lifelong resident of Hilliard, I desire to see our community prosper and remain a desirable place to live.”

Uttley said he has worked closely with three administrations in Hilliard, and is concerned with how to make city government more productive with less revenue.

“Due to state budget cuts and other factors beyond our control, the city is forced to rely more exclusively on income tax collections as our key source of revenues,” Uttley said. “Attracting and retaining businesses which generate jobs and tax revenues is essential for the city of Hilliard.

“There are a number of important projects, including improvements to our city gateways, enhanced recreational opportunities, redevelopment of Old Hilliard, and the retired rail corridor, to name a few, which can be accomplished with city support.”

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Congressman Stivers opens new Hilliard office Continued from page A1 about 1,000 more square feet than we had in the old office.”

The Republican congressman’s old office was at 1299 Olentangy River Road.

“We’re geographically centered in the middle of the district now,” Stivers said. “It’s accessible to everybody. If you’re coming from the top of Union County, Richwood, it took you about 75 minutes, and now it takes 45.”

Ohio’s 15th Congressional District consists of Union and Madison counties, as well as the downtown and western portions of Columbus, and the cities of Hilliard, Grandview Heights, Grove City, London, Marysville, Plain City and Upper Arlington.

Stivers said he and Mayor Don Schonhardt had talked about moving the district’s offices to Hilliard during the 2008 election,

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From 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 15, she will present, “Living Spiritually in These Times.”

“Sustainability and Eco-Spirituality” will be the topic of Saturday’s sessions, which run from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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but then he lost in a recount to Mary Jo Kilroy. However, he told Schonhardt that if he did win the next time, he could enter into an agreement with a local government and wished to move the office to Hilliard.

Stivers defeated Kilroy in the 2010 election, but couldn’t move right away.

“The federal government doesn’t move as quickly as local government,” Stivers said. “I knew we couldn’t get things approved at the House Ethics Committee and at the House Administration Committee in time to open in January, so what I wanted to do was sign a short-term lease in my existing place, and get in by the beginning of April.”

The city of Hilliard made some changes, like adding a wall to the building to accommodate Stivers’ needs. For example, the former HPD communications center of the building is now where some of Stivers’ aides will work and

greet visitors. The older part of the building will be razed in the future, Schonhardt said.

“I think it shows that the federal government and local governments can work together to do things that work for taxpayers,” Stivers said.

The lease will run from April 3, 2011, through Jan. 2, 2013.

Stivers will pay the city $2,162.76 per month for leasing the space.

Schonhardt said moving the office was a win-win for Stivers and Hilliard, thanks to the seven new jobs.

Stivers said he will be in the Hilliard office one day a week on the average week when Congress is in session, as well as one week per month when he’s working in the district.

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Many provide aid to food pantry To the editor: On behalf of the Hilliard Community Welfare Council Food Pantry, I would like to thank the students and staff of Hilliard Weaver Middle School for the generous donation of $8,500 as a result of the very successful Empty Bowls event that was held on Feb. 23.

A special thank you goes to Shannon Murlin for coordinating this event.

We’d also like to thank the Hilliard businesses that donated time, products or money, along with members of the Hilliard community who attended the event and bid on live and silent auc-

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The Hilliard Community Welfare Council operates the food pantry, assists with utilities, and provides food and toys to families at Christmas.

The need in our community continues to increase and we could not continue to operate without the support of the generous residents of Hilliard.

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Hilliard is a place where dreams can become a reality, Mayor Don Schonhardt told hundreds of business people last week at a morning breakfast meeting in the Four Seasons Columbus.

The meeting was a chance for business people to learn about other vendors who had exhibits set up in the space, have a cup of coffee or juice, and network. Several Hilliard City Council members were in attendance, as well as other local movers and shakers.

After an hour, Schonhardt spoke briefly, using the meeting to invite businesses and people to Hilliard. “The city of Hilliard has

changed dramatically in the last decade,� Schonhardt said. “Many of you who have not been here for a while have seen the obvious changes to our community. I think one of the most important changes that we can talk about is how business-friendly the city of Hilliard has become.�

Schonhardt said economic development director David Meeks “works diligently to reduce and eliminate as many barriers as we are able to make Hilliard a place that you can do business and build that dream of yours into a reality.�

He said the Four Seasons was the dream of the late Jim Trueman, founder of Red Roof Inns and a long-time Hilliard resident.

Trueman worked closely with

Bobby Rahal, co-owner of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, whose facility remains in Hilliard. “The city of Hilliard has made tremendous advances over the past several years, and we’re extremely proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish,� Schonhardt said. “But we’re also transforming Hilliard into the Hilliard of tomorrow, and we have a lot of technology industries that have elected to move their businesses here to the city of Hilliard. “We have Verizon, Star Dynamics, Micro Electronics — many of these names are familiar to you.

And we also have many smaller businesses that are taking their dream and turning it into a reality in the city of Hilliard. “BMW Financial Group just

up the roadway, and this (past) week we have 80 of BMW’s top executives from 26 different countries visiting right here in the city of Hilliard. I think that just speaks volumes to what we are able to

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The Hilliard Area Garden Club’s fourth annual “Garden Affair� is that organization’s big event of the year, according to its president. “It started out with 15-20 people,� said Mike Walls. “Last year, we had around 75-80 people attend, and it’s picked up in interest.�

The Garden Affair takes place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, in the Hilliard Senior Center, 3800 Veterans Memorial Drive. Admission is free.

There will be exhibits from Amity Abloom, Central Ohio Cactus & Succulent Society, Chadwick Arboretum, Columbus Garden Railway Society, Com Til, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the Ohio Governor’s Residence and Heritage Garden, as well as other vendors. “It’s very cozy,� Walls said. “We don’t want it to be some national flower show type thing.�

The event’s big draw is its guest speaker at 7 p.m.

This year, it’s Scott Zanon, the author of “Desirable Trees for the Midwest.�

On the book’s website, Zanon said he chaired the Scarlet Golf Course Restoration Committee at the Ohio State University Golf Club in 2003. Finding there were no guides listing desirable trees and possessing degrees from OSU in agronomy and horticulture, he wrote his own book on the subject.

“Desirable Trees� is subtitled “50 for the Home Landscape and Larger Properties.� But don’t expect Zanon to mention every tree. “We started advertising it as the 50, and then he (Zanon) goes, ‘I may only talk about 20 of them, because I’ve only got an hour.’�

Walls said the club gets good speakers at their monthly meetings as well, such as Hilliard gardener and television personality Tom McNutt. “He goes, ‘I normally get $20,000 (per talk), but for you guys, I’d be glad to come over,� Walls said McNutt joked.

The club also has a summer field trip (last year it was the Cranberry Bog at Buckeye Lake), an annual flower sale and potluck dinners at a member’s home during the growing season. The potluck is a favorite, offering the host a chance to show off.

Walls said the club receives $2,000 each year from the city of Hilliard. “What we do is give all of it back in some sort of project every year in the city,� Walls said. The organization’s current project is a veteran’s memorial at the Municipal Park.

New members are welcome, Walls said, and the garden club is unique. “We have an amazing number of men that are members,� Walls said. “I think I am the only man president of a garden club in the state of Ohio. One thing we do not do is flower arranging (unlike) a lot of the garden clubs around.�

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Hilliard City Council announces appointments Continued from page A1 ley-Davis will serve three-year terms; Ed Cheshire, Jonathan Hsu, Bev Marsh and Michele Pershing will serve two-year terms; and Michael Buckley and Allan Gardner will serve one-year terms.

Three people were reappointed to the EDC — Rod Baesman of Baesman Printing Corp., Spencer Jacobs of Scioto Valley, and Mike Smith of Verizon. Wayne Orchowski of BMW Financial Services was named as a replacement. Kelly Darrow of The Laurels of Hilliard, Brett Febus of Insource Spend Management Group and economist William Henderson were also appointed. Their terms will begin May 11 and continue through 2015.

Council will discuss whether to appoint Libby Gierach, Todd Lewandoski and David Mor at next week’s economic and community development committee meeting. The EDC can have five to 11 members.

Council also approved a resolution authorizing an increase of $125,000 in legal services to Schottenstein, Zox and Dunn Co. for the Triangle Project. Law director Pamela Fox said four right-of-way acquisitions remain unsettled.

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“A Garden Affair,” presented by the Hilliard Area Garden Club, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday April 19, at the Hilliard Community Senior Center, 3810 Veterans Memorial Drive. Author Scott Zanon will present “Desirable Trees for the Midwest” at 7 pm. Exhibitors include Chadwick Arboretum, Com-Til, Twin Sycamores, Amity Abloom, ODNR, Columbus Garden Railway Society and others. This event is open to the public – door prizes and refreshments will be provided. Contact Patti Aronhalt at (614) 560-3978.

Also at the meeting, director of public service Butch Seidle anA closer look nounced that an open burn to establish the Hilliard Community Garden would be rescheduled to Also at the meeting, direc10 a.m. April 19 or 20. The con- tor of public service Butch trolled burn would be at a water Seidle announced that an tower north of the Estates of Hoff- open burn to establish the man Farms, west of Cosgray Road Hilliard Community Garden and southwest of Homestead Park. would be rescheduled to 10 The burn would also serve as a a.m. April 19 or 20. The training exercise for the Norwich controlled burn would be at Township Fire Department in fight- a water tower north of the ing field fires.

Estates of Hoffman Farms, Prior to the council meeting, the west of Cosgray Road and public safety and legal affairs committee moved an ordinance on to southwest of Homestead council to allow pushcarts and Park. The burn would also serve as a training exercise pushcart vendors in some parks.

Hilliard Police Chief Doug for the Norwich Township Francis also presented the com- Fire Department in fighting mittee his department’s annual re- field fires. port and discussed reviving a reHe said that retired officers have serve police unit. Francis said the 20-member unit would be volun- expressed an interest in serving tary, and would be useful on oc- on the unit, as have graduates of the Citizen Police Academy. casions like July 4.

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Hilliard City Council announces appointments Continued from page A1 ley-Davis will serve three-year terms; Ed Cheshire, Jonathan Hsu, Bev Marsh and Michele Pershing will serve two-year terms; and Michael Buckley and Allan Gardner will serve one-year terms.

Three people were reappointed to the EDC — Rod Baesman of Baesman Printing Corp., Spencer Jacobs of Scioto Valley, and Mike Smith of Verizon. Wayne Orchowski of BMW Financial Services was named as a replacement. Kelly Darrow of The Laurels of Hilliard, Brett Febus of Insource Spend Management Group and economist William Henderson were also appointed. Their terms will begin May 11 and continue through 2015.

Council will discuss whether to appoint Libby Gierach, Todd Lewandoski and David Mor at next week’s economic and community development committee meeting. The EDC can have five to 11 members.

Council also approved a resolution authorizing an increase of $125,000 in legal services to Schottenstein, Zox and Dunn Co. for the Triangle Project. Law director Pamela Fox said four right-of-way acquisitions remain unsettled.

Coming up Continued from page A4 pancakes, French toast, milk, coffee and orange juice. The cost is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children. Carryout available.

“A Garden Affair,” presented by the Hilliard Area Garden Club, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday April 19, at the Hilliard Community Senior Center, 3810 Veterans Memorial Drive. Author Scott Zanon will present “Desirable Trees for the Midwest” at 7 pm. Exhibitors include Chadwick Arboretum, Com-Til, Twin Sycamores, Amity Abloom, ODNR, Columbus Garden Railway Society and others. This event is open to the public – door prizes and refreshments will be provided. Contact Patti Aronhalt at (614) 560-3978.

Also at the meeting, director of public service Butch Seidle anA closer look nounced that an open burn to establish the Hilliard Community Garden would be rescheduled to Also at the meeting, direc10 a.m. April 19 or 20. The con- tor of public service Butch trolled burn would be at a water Seidle announced that an tower north of the Estates of Hoff- open burn to establish the man Farms, west of Cosgray Road Hilliard Community Garden and southwest of Homestead Park. would be rescheduled to 10 The burn would also serve as a a.m. April 19 or 20. The training exercise for the Norwich controlled burn would be at Township Fire Department in fight- a water tower north of the ing field fires.

Estates of Hoffman Farms, Prior to the council meeting, the west of Cosgray Road and public safety and legal affairs committee moved an ordinance on to southwest of Homestead council to allow pushcarts and Park. The burn would also serve as a training exercise pushcart vendors in some parks.

Hilliard Police Chief Doug for the Norwich Township Francis also presented the com- Fire Department in fighting mittee his department’s annual re- field fires. port and discussed reviving a reHe said that retired officers have serve police unit. Francis said the 20-member unit would be volun- expressed an interest in serving tary, and would be useful on oc- on the unit, as have graduates of the Citizen Police Academy. casions like July 4.

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jfischer@thisweeknews.com Few halls are as embedded in the consciousness of popular American music as Harlem’s Apollo Theater. The litany of artists who began their career there reads like a who’s who of jazz, R&B and soul.

The Columbus Jazz Orchestra pays tribute to this rich history with “A Night at the Apollo” through Sunday, April 17, at the Southern Theatre. Joined by singer Marva Hicks, the program will celebrate the music of Ella Fitzgerald, Gladys Knight, James Brown, Sam Cooke and more.

Tickets are $49-$41. Call (614) 294-5200.

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sy-pop tunes. Kinda like Norah Jones meets Katy Perry. She might prove a bit edgy for the upper echelons of superstardom, but Pritchard — who also was in the original cast of Spring Awakening on Broadway — has “buzz artist” written all over her.

She’s touring in support of her The Beat is admittedly hit and debut album, Wasted in Jackson.

Tickets are $12/$14. Call 1miss when it comes to predicting opportunities to say you-saw- 800-745-3000. them-when, but we can’t shake the notion that Friday, April 15, 3 Irene Kelley is one of those diamond-in-the-rough artists, at The Basement, is one of those times, as young Lauren a singer-songwriter who’s had Pritchard opens for Brandon some success with her songs James and Matt White, a pair (which have been recorded by Trof Johnny (Mayer)-come-latelys. isha Yearwood, Alan Jackson, Pritchard’s voice is lush, pow- Loretta Lynn and more) but who erful and beguiling, an instrument displays genuine chops as a perin full effect on her soulful, root- forming artist as well.

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The Latrobe, Pa., native’s path became clear when she was kicked out of her Led Zeppelin cover band in high school for suggesting they add a Dolly Parton song to the set list.

Her new CD, Thunderbird, is a treat.

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4 scene amid the glamour and violence of mainstream rap, Atmosphere epitomizes it. Sadly, the Wednesday, April 20, show by the Minneapolis-based duo at the Newport Music Hall is sold out.

So if you want some hip-hop conscience in the coming days, you’ll have to hope that by the time you read this, the Talib Kweli show Friday, April 15, at Skully’s Music Diner, is not yet sold out. (It happened for his Skully’s date last year, so…)

The one-time partner of Mos Def drops clever rhymes and serious wordplay over soulful and jazzy riffs.

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Steffanie Leigh as Mary Poppins, Talon Ackerman as Michael Banks and Camille Mancuso as Jane Banks in the National Tour of Mary Poppins.

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5 Steffanie Leigh was working when she got the lead role in the national tour of Mary Poppins.

“I was definitely not as good a nanny as Mary Poppins,” Leigh told The Beat with a laugh.

That bit of real-life coincidence is just a stage-setter for the magic of which Leigh gets to be a part on a nightly basis.

“To be ‘practically perfect.’It’s fun to create those illusions,” Leigh said.

Those illusions include, of course, flight, but also a plethora of items retrieved from her magic bag during the opening number, Practically Perfect. (Leigh refused to provide behind-the-scenes secrets for either.)

She did, however, explain that the stage production storyline is not a mirror image of the 1964 film, as the creative team opted to adapt some of the same and some different vignettes from the book on which both are based.

“It’s more of a character study of the family and their transformation,” Leigh explained. A family — the Bankses — which she

Broadway Across America – Columbus will present the national tour of Mary Poppins April 20 through May 8 at the Ohio Theatre.

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pretty amazing.”

Leigh concurred, adding that longtime fan favorites like Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and Jolly Holiday stand alongside new numbers composed for the stage show like the powerful Anything Can Happen.

“But I really love singing Feed the Birds,” Leigh added. “It has such beautiful lyrics and melody.

And, in our production it’s set in front of a beautiful backdrop of St. Paul’s Cathedral.”

Both Mancuso and Leigh have seen the movie over and over, but more from a fan’s perspective than an actor’s. Leigh said that, while the stage show is different, the film’s popularity is nothing to run away from.

“We embrace the fact that it’s well-known,” she explained. “I’ll never be Julie Andrews. But I love getting to play such a magical character, where you can just let your imagination go.”

helps transform.

Her charges include Michael and Jane Banks, the latter of which is played by 11-year-old Camille Mancuso of Blacklick.

“We start off being total brats and snobs,” Mancuso told The Beat. “Mary takes us on some crazy adventures and we realize we don’t have to be brats. We can just have fun.”

And fun is had by all. Mancuso said the children are the busiest of all the cast members, but that it seems a fair trade to participate in all the rollicking, frolicking fun.

“I get to spell Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious every day,” Mancuso said. “And getting to interact with all these great people For more from The Beat’s inon stage is a blast. It’s so much terviews with Camille Mancuso fun to sing and dance because these and Steffanie Leigh, read the Beatsongs are energetic and crazy. It’s Blog at www.ThisWeekNews.com.

Turkish delights abound in Dublin strip mall Situated in present-day Turkey, the historic city of Ephesus was a major urban center, even during the high times of the ancient Greeks and the Roman Empire.

Situated in a strip mall in Dublin, Cafe Ephesus brings to our area those potent traditions of lusty Turkish cooking at unbeatable values (big portions, great food and right-on prices).

Cafe Ephesus adds to its cost-effective attractions by subtracting the adult beverage part from your bill: It doesn’t sell booze. And while the place isn’t fancy, it’s far from a drag to eat in its modern and pleasant facilities.

In your ears will be rousing Turkish tunes and on the walls are a few framed, postcard-worthy photographs of watery scenes near the famous city. There are also a couple of colorful, hanging Turkish rugs, some pretty blue tiles along the back wall and a paneled, festive painting of a laid-out banquet positioned above the little semi-open kitchen.

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by G.A. Benton Of course, it’s what’s on the dishes that counts, and that’s the most impressive aspect of Cafe Ephesus. A great way to begin exploring some of its bold Turkish flavors is with the Combination Plate of dips and salad-cold appetizers ($14, easily serves three).

Arrayed like a dartboard, that killer veggie-heavy platter hit the bulls-eye of authenticity with Kisir, similar to tabbouli but more complex and crunchy, with nuts and a much higher bulgur-toparsley ratio; Ezme, like a fiery Turkish salsa; Haydari , a rich and thick yogurt dip brightened by dill and mint; Dolmasi, vegetarian grape leaves stuffed with cinnamon rice, pine nuts and currants; Barbunya Pilaki, a neat pinto bean, onion, potato and tomato salad; Soslu

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Patlican, like a lovely ratatouille; Patlican Saltasi, a great, smoky, fresh and lemony baba ganoush; and a rich hummus flavored with cumin and lemon.

From the hot appetizers, it’s hard to

lamby Shish ($15) and Doner ($12) — Turkish gyro, but so much better than the usual stuff. Seekers of more aromatic food might pick the sausagey Adana kebabs ($12), also available in a nifty chicken version.

Not into kebabs tonight? No problem, Ephesus has you covered with a seafood dish like an unusual, rich and terrific Tilapia ($13), baked with mushrooms, peppers, onions and plenty of cheese and sided with one of Ephesus’ great salads. But there are also other terrestrial triumphs, like wonderful cabbage rolls (Lahana Dolmasi, $12).

Desserts lived up to Ephesus’ fantastic savory fare. Try the homemade, nottoo-sweet baklava ($5) that’s flaky and golden brown on top, dense and nutty underneath.

beat the marvelous and minty Mucver ($6). Probably the healthiest pancakes you’ll ever eat, they’re crispy yet springy and made with shredded veggies (mostly zucchini and potato) and come with a side of herbed yogurt dip.

You gotta get the kebabs right at a Turkish restaurant, and Ephesus certainly does. Served with a fluffy rice pilaf plus a pickled cabbage, parsley and raw onion mix (good for making little sandwiches with the ubiquitous grilled pita here), they all rocked. It’s nearly For a complete guide to impossible to pin down a favorite, but local restaurants, visit heartier eaters might target the juicy and ColumbusDiningGuide.com

Bakery gets cooking inside Chinese restaurant in Clintonville Ying’s Tea House & Yum-Yum has a sweet new partner.

Ying Liu, owner of the Clintonville restaurant, and baker Elena Birukow have formed Yum-Yum Bakery, which now occupies a portion of the space at 4312 N. High St. Birukow’s creations run the gamut — from savory to sweet and touching all styles. Pastry cases are lined with cannoli, napoleons, Russian-style stuffed buns, fresh-baked breads, cinnamon rolls, muffins and other baked goods.

Unconventional flavors are in order for doughnuts and cupcakes, she said.

“I have many ideas,” she said.

She is particularly known for her elaborate

wedding cakes.

Birukow also takes special orders for desserts that are not part of the daily lineup.

“Everything a bakery can do, I can do,” said the Moscow native.

To make things convenient for the earlymorning crowd, the bakery opens at 7 a.m. every day. Liu, for her part, said she is bent on improving the coffee drinks and tea options. She soon will start importing loose-leaf teas from China.

Birukow and Liu met through a mutual

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friend. Liu said she originally intended to open a dessert shop three years ago but it morphed into a full-service Chinese restaurant.

Originally, she sublet half the space from a maker of Middle Eastern pita. She took over It’s safe to say Roger Gentile the entire 3,600-square-foot space about a likes wine a lot. year ago after the former occupant closed.

And he wants others to enjoy The bakery and restaurant are open daily. it as much.

For more information, call 614-262-7587.

“I try to make wine relatable

Hometown Oriental Carryout and Deli has changed hands.

The Northwest Side restaurant, owned by husband-and-wife team Hartanto Nugroho and Liliana Liem, has been renamed Lily’s Asian Cuisine, 787 Bethel Road in the Olentangy Plaza.

The couple said they will continue to offer most items on the previous menu while they introduce their own bill of fare, which offers mostly Chinese with the occasional Japanese and Thai dish, too.

They already have installed a sushi bar.

Liem formerly was a sushi chef at Whole Foods.

It’s a big change for the 2,100-square-foot space, known for its cafeteria-like austerity as well as duck and barbecued pork hanging on hooks behind the counter. (Both items will remain on the menu but will not be displayed in the same manner.)

Most entrees are in the $10 to $12 range.

Siblings Marie and Peter Kwan recently owned the restaurant. Peter Kwan has stayed on as one of the chefs but his sister is no longer

By Tim Norman/ThisWeek with the restaurant.

Elena Birukow shows off one of her cakes while standing next to the counter filled with The new owners say they will do some cosother delicacies she creates at Ying’s Teahouse & Yum-Yum Bakery, 4312 N. High St. metic work to the interior and intend to apply The bakery is located in a portion of the Chinese restaurant in Clintonville. for a license to sell beer and wine.

Over the years, the space has been transformed. He has traded a deli for Mama Mimi’s Take N’ Roger Gentile Bake Pizza. The space has undergone several remodeling projects. A second-floor room is used for wine-tastings and classes.

“If you don’t change, you’re going out of business,” he said.

At 65, he still enjoys his job.

“Do you understand how much I love this?” he said.

To see Gentile’s review of 2009 Geretto “Confidenza” Refosco IGT, go to www.ThisWeekNews.com/foodandwine.

to people,” said the owner of Gentile’s, the Wine Sellers.

“Wine should be fun.”

Gentile, who’s spent more than 40 years in the business, is the new Wine Wisdom columnist for Food & Wine. He replaces certified sommelier Chris Dillman.

The author of two books — “The Basics of Wine” and “Discovering Ohio Wine” — has spent most of his adult life selling wine and educating people about the subject. For a short time, he was a TV personality — the Wine Wizard — on PM Magazine and later did restaurant reviews for the show.

Recipe of the week The shop, 1565 King Ave. in the Grandview Heights area, was founded by his father in 1954.

Shortly after graduating from Ohio State University, Gentile began working at the store fulltime. He would later return to Ohio State to teach wine classes.

The shop is a wine and craftbeer depot with no pop, potato Ahi tuna stack, courtesy of chips, lottery or beef jerky.

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There are two reasons why Beacon Elementary School holds a “Fun Fair” each year.

“Most importantly, it’s just about getting our community together and having fun,” said Beacon principal Jane Leach. “Fun is the first thing. It is a fundraiser secondly.”

The Fun Fair will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 16, at Beacon, 3600 Lacon Road. The fun will come in the form of carnival games, facepainting, bake sale, popcorn, hot dogs, a silent auction and a raffle for the students.

For the raffle, faculty members donate items or experiences for the children, who will buy tickets.

Leach, for example, has a cre-

projects it onto the screen or wall,” Leach said.

“We have one per grade level, and we want to have one in each classroom,” she said. “Right now, they’re sharing, and teachers share well, but it could be used all day every day in every classroom if we had one.”

Parents, teachers and even high school students volunteer at the Fun Fair, Leach said. Beacon students get the day off to have a fun day at their school.

“I couldn’t tell you what we raise, but it’s a good time and a successful experience,” Leach said. “The fun that we’ll have on April 16 will support the educational growth of our children.

When you can combine fun with supporting the instructional program, it’s wonderful.”

For more information, call phone (614) 771-2256.

ative prize for Saturday’s Fun Fair.

“The bobcat is our mascot, and I have a puppet, and he’s just wildly famous in our school,” Leach said. “One of the things (that students can win) is that they can have lunch with Mrs. Leach and Mr. Bobcat. Believe it or not, that’s popular.”

For at least a decade, the Fun Fair has helped Beacon to purchase items to help educate its students. This year, the goal is “an ELMO in every classroom.”

The ELMO is not to be confused with the Sesame Street character, although they share the same name. The company’s products include a “digital visual presenter.”

“An ELMO is a piece of technology that teachers can put children’s writing or their math work directly on this machinery and it

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The OHSAA sparked emotion in more than one direction April 7 when it denied a proposal from the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association to allow a two-week period of skill instruction in May. According to the official OHSFCA release that has been posted online by several news outlets, including JJHuddle.com, the proposal asked for two weeks of football instruction during the final two weeks of May. The timeframe for the workouts would have been a maximum of 10 hours and would not have exceeded more than two hours per workout.

Also as part of the proposal, athletes participating in an OHSAA spring sport would have been required to complete their season before participating in the football workouts.

For spring sport coaches such as A.J. Auld of the Dublin Jerome High School boys lacrosse program, the OHSAA’s unanimous rejection relieves the continuing pressure for prep athletes to specialize.

“I encourage my guys to be multi-sport athletes because it’s good for a number of reasons,” Auld said. “I know the OHSAA promotes all sports and not just football. If they approved this, why would they just allow one sport to be able to do that? Why wouldn’t they allow basketball to do it? I have a good relationship with the football coach at Jerome, and us sharing players has been mutually beneficial. I know I can’t simulate the intensity (during a practice) that one of my players can have going up against one of their rivals on a Friday night, and the same is true in the other direction.”

For others such as Brookhaven’s Steve Ayers, the OHSAA’s decision to deny the proposal was “kind of disappointing.”

In its official release, the OHSAA cited “concerns over the impact it would have on other spring sports, as well as the requests that would come from other sports.”

The OHSAA indicated, however, that it is examining the possibility of expanding the 10 days of coaching currently permitted over the summer in all team sports.

Some of the nation’s most recruited football states, including California, Florida and Texas, are among those that have some format that includes spring football practice.

“We really don’t get that many days in the summer,” said Ayers, who is an assistant football coach with the Bearcats and the school’s head coach for wrestling and boys track and field. “Down south they all have spring football, and as a state, it kind of puts us behind. It seems like another thing to hold us back. We kind of felt good that they were thinking about it. When coaches collaborate, they can work it out.”

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Davidson coach Brian White knows weightlifting and conditioning are important for his team in the offseason and he doesn’t place much stock into the 7-on-7 passing drills during the summer. The Wildcats have to restock much of their offensive and defensive lines for next season.

Football

’Cats have much riding on lines

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At a glance

Hilliard Davidson High School football coach Brian White realizes the success of his program relies on a year-round commitment.

That commitment has led to Division I state championships in 2006 and ’09, five OCC titles and four regional championships.

Last season, the Wildcats finished 131, losing 28-14 to Huber Heights Wayne in a state semifinal.

“Any team that considers themselves to be a program, it’s a year-round thing,” White said. “I don’t necessarily like it being that way. I’m sure there’s a lot of people out there that think we’re not letting kids be kids anymore, but in order for us to keep up with the (Dublin) Coffmans, the Upper Arlingtons, the Darbys

•Coach: Brian White, 13th season •2010 record: 13-1 overall, 7-0 (first) in OCCCentral Division •Final 2010 computer ranking: Second in Division I, Region 3

and schools like that, we have to do the same things they’re doing, and any school that is competing now at a high level is doing it for the most part 11 months out of the year.”

Once the mandatory 30-day rest period after each season is complete, White said his players return to the weight room and their focus remains on lifting weights for most of the offseason.

“Our main goals in the offseason center around just commitment to the weight room,” he said. “We ask our kids if they can commit 90 days or take advantage of 90 opportunities to get in and train to make themselves better between the start of our lifting program in January all the way up to the first day of two-a-days. If we can get 90 days from a kid, we feel like they’re doing pretty good.”

Though players must adhere to that 30day rest period, White said the coaching staff remains busy during that month, attending clinics and contacting collegiate coaches in an attempt to secure scholarships for players.

While several programs participate in 7-on-7 drills during the summer, White said his program puts little emphasis on such drills since they stress more of a passing offense. The Wildcats’ offense centers around their ground game.

Davidson loses 18 seniors, including four of its five starters on the offensive line in Kyle Annis, Logan Backstrom, Michael Berg and David Montenaro. Expected to return is right tackle Jordan Weatherby.

“We have a multitude of concerns,” White said. “We lose four out of five offensive linemen and that’s where the basis of our program starts offensively.

We have a few more kids back on the defensive side of the ball than we do on the offensive side of the ball, but we also lose some great kids on the defensive side as well.

“We have some holes to fill up front.

That’s where, if we’re going to be any good at all, we have to be good up front and especially on offense with our offensive line.”

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Football

Panthers seek new leaders who can step up fast

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This offseason, the Hilliard Darby High School football team is in the process of trying to find suitable replacements for seven seniors who started on its spread option offense, including quarterback Matt Allen and four linemen, and four seniors who started on defense.

Allen will be particularly difficult to replace, as he rushed for 655 yards and 16 touchdowns and passed for 590 yards and seven touchdowns and was named co-OCC-Central Division Player of the Year last fall.

As a starting cornerback, Allen also was second-team all-district See OHSAA, page B2 in Division I.

At a glance

•Coach: John Santagata, third season •2010 record: 8-3 overall, 5-2 (third) in OCC-Central Division •Final 2010 computer ranking: Sixth in Division I, Region 3

While coach John Santagata acknowledges that he has some big holes to fill in his lineup, he said his top priority is replacing the excellent leadership that his 15 seniors provided last season, when the Panthers went 83 a nd qualified for the playoffs for just the second time in program history, despite having only

By Lorrie Cecil/ThisWeek

Darby must replace several key players, including quarterback-cornerback Matt Allen (center) and lineman Tae Bradley (right). Two-way starter Caleb Day (left) is expected to return.

48 athletes in the program.

“Our seniors were great leaders both on and off the field, and that’s why we were able to win so many games with such a small team,” Santagata said.

“We’ve got some good athletes in the younger classes who are going to move up and help fill the voids left behind by our seniors, but it’s so important that

we find new leaders and that we develop some good team chemistry before the start of next season.”

Thirty days after the season ended with a 22-7 loss to Springfield in the first round of the Region 3 playoffs on Nov. 6, the Panthers began lifting weights and working on their conditioning for next season.

Santagata said the number of players who show up to those training sessions is sometimes pretty small because so many of his athletes are involved in winter and spring sports, but he doesn’t mind the low turnouts as long as his players are staying physically active.

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Softball

Bradley’s switches paying dividends

By BRAD EMERINE ThisWeek Community Newspapers

Most of the components that helped the Hilliard Bradley High School softball team find success last season returned to the second-year program.

But coach Kevin Moody made some changes anyway, and they appear to be working. The Jaguars won their first five games by a combined score of 4111.

The biggest changes surround twotime all-state performer Kellie Roudabush. Hitting in the middle of the lineup last season, Roudabush batted .587, drove in 29 runs in the Jaguars’ 26 games and was named the Division II district Player of the Year.

So Moody moved her to the leadoff spot.

“We wanted to get her more at-bats because she’s such a great hitter,” Moody said. “She has responded by starting on

fire. And when the rest of the team sees her get on base, they loosen up.”

Through five games, Roudabush was 14-for-17 (.823) with seven singles, three doubles, two triples and two home runs.

She had scored 11 runs.

The switch also showed that Moody had faith in the rest of the team, because he knew the move wouldn’t work if the middle of the lineup couldn’t produce RBI. Teams could pitch around Roudabush if her teammates couldn’t step up.

“Our three, four and five hitters have really done their jobs,” he said. “Jordan Camp has 10 hits in the three-hole and although she’s primarily a slap-hitter, she has hit a few deep as well. Mickey Smith has been putting the ball in play and supplying timely hits at cleanup and freshman Abi Groseclose has really been strong with two triples and a home run in the fifth spot. Smith and Groseclose have 12 RBI combined.”

Roudabush admits that the change

At a glance

Below are recent results and the coming schedule for the Bradley softball team: *April 4 — Defeated New Albany 8-2 in opener April 5 — Game vs. Marysville postponed. No makeup has been announced. *April 5 — Def. Franklin Heights 7-3

doesn’t seem natural to her yet.

“It’s different, but you really only lead off once a game,” she said. “I need to be more patient. I just look at it as playing a different role. My job is to score runs, not bat them in. I think (Colleen O’Shea) is doing a nice job moving me around the bases and the middle of the order is doing their job. We’re scoring a lot of runs.”

*April 8 — Def. Big Walnut 10-3 April 9 — Def. Westerville North 11-1; def.

Groveport 5-2 *April 13 — Played Delaware *April 14 — At Mount Vernon *April 15 — Played Olentangy Orange April 16 — Played Watterson *April 18 — At Watkins Memorial *April 20 — Home vs. New Albany Of note: The Jaguars were 5-0 overall and 2-0 in the OCC-Capital before April 13. *OCC-Capital game

“She works her butt off in the weight room and is just a dynamic player wherever you put her.”

If the team was struggling in the circle, Roudabush would be called upon more often. But senior Tayler Young, an all-league pitcher last season, has again started strong and given Roudabush the opportunity to play shortstop.

“Tayler has been in command,” Moody said. “I think moving the rubber (from 40) to 43 feet has made her much better. Her ball movement is fantastic. I’m really excited about the way she’s pitching and the way her ball is moving. Kellie has been stellar at shortstop as well.”

If things continue to progress at this rate, the Jaguars could be looking at a second OCC-Capital Division championship and a deep postseason run.

Roudabush also has a different role in the field. After going 14-4 with a 1.33 ERA last season while pitching in twothirds of the team’s games and going 21-6 with a 0.45 ERA as a sophomore at Darby, she may do less pitching this season as she prepares to play infield at the University of Akron next year.

“She is 3-0 with a 1.66 ERA and 24 bemerine@thisweeknews.com strikeouts in 21 innings,” Moody said. www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

Softball

Changes give Davidson boost of confidence

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Darby catcher Cheyenne Hamaker gets upended by DeSales’ Anna Gentile but holds on for the out during the third inning April 9.

The host Panthers lost 13-3, but defeated Marysville 2-1 later that day. Hamaker has been solid on offense and defense for Darby.

Softball

Darby struggling on offense

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The Hilliard Darby High School softball team entered the season with high hopes because of the versatility of its athletes.

But second-year coach Erin McClincy knew it would take some time to formulate a consistent lineup while seeing what the young Panthers could do.

Now, injuries to pitcher Carole Allen and third baseman Mollie Obert have prompted changes.

“Mollie Obert, one of our two seniors, has a finger issue that could keep her out a while,” McClincy said. “Carole Allen has a sprained MCL and we don’t know how long she’ll be out either. We’re still shuffling the lineup and checking up for our next plan of attack.”

Allen pitched in three of her team’s four games before the injury.

The good news for the Panthers is that freshman Savannah Pizzurro stepped in to pitch a three-hitter in a 2-1 victory over Marysville on April 9.

“That was exciting to see Savannah pitch that well in her varsity debut,” McClincy said. “Hopefully that will give the girls some confidence and momentum heading into a big week for us with three league games.”

Darby lost its first two league games to Worthington Kilbourne 4-0 on April 5 and Central Crossing 8-1 on April 6. The Pan-

At a glance

Below are the recent results and coming schedule for the Darby softball team: March 30 — Game at Groveport postponed. No makeup has been announced.

April 2 — Defeated Jonathan Alder 6-5 in 9 innings; lost to Pickerington North 8-4 *April 5 — Lost to Worthington Kilbourne 4-0 *April 6 — Lost to Central Crossing 8-1 April 9 — Lost to DeSales 13-3; def. Marysville 2-1 *April 11 — Game vs. Dublin Coffman postponed *April 12 — Played Westland *April 13 — Played Thomas Worthington April 14 — At Westerville South *April 18 — At Davidson *April 19 — Home vs. Upper Arlington *April 20 — At Kilbourne Of note: The Panthers were 2-4 overall and 0-2 in the OCC-Central before April 12. *OCC-Central game

good speed. But you have to get on base to make it work and put the pressure on the defense.”

Junior catcher Cheyenne Hamaker has been a bright spot for Darby.

“She’s been doing her job at the plate and behind the plate for us,” McClincy said.

“She’s hitting the ball, putting it in play, bunting and all the things a No. 2 hitter should do. She’s also calling the game behind the plate. She’s throwing out runners and is a wall back there. It’s a luxury to have a catcher who can do all those things.

“I have all the confidence in her to call the pitches. As a former pitcher, I think it’s important for the pitcher and catcher to work together and trust one another.”

McClincy also noted the defensive play of center fielder Tyler Kohli.

Now, the Panthers hope to add timely hitting and a more efficient offense to the defense and pitching.

“We’ll continue to work on things, but I think, especially with a young team, hitting is contagious,” McClincy said. “If one person can get on a roll, it certainly could lead us out of it as a team. Confidence is so vital to young players. In the meantime, maybe pitching and defense can keep us in games.”

thers scored just 16 runs in their first six games, with 10 of those coming in the first two games.

“We’re struggling at the plate, definitely,” McClincy said. “Pitch selection is part of it.

We just need to take what we’ve been doing in practice drills and put that into action during games. We should have an effective short bemerine@thisweeknews.com game because we’ve got some hitters and www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

OHSAA Continued from page B1 Among the reasons the OHSFCA created the proposal was a concern regarding AAU flag football programs and their influence on OHSAA-sponsored football.

In addition, it cited a lack of opportunity for Ohio high school football players to display their skills to college coaches during the May recruiting period.

“I know a lot of people might be against it, but obviously I’m a football coach and I’m also a football fan,” Dublin Coffman football coach Mark Crabtree said. “Anything that can be done to promote the sport of football I’m in favor of doing. During the last two weeks of May, most of our players are doing absolutely nothing unless they’re competing in a regional tournament in their spring sport, and those are the kinds of athletes that we’d want to be competing at that time.

“Football is the one sport that gets the short end of the stick because all of the other sports you can do year-round in some form. We’re limited the most, yet it’s the biggest sport with fans and them being fanatical about it.”

•The OHSAA voted 6-3 to approve a proposal from the soccer coaches association to expand the girls soccer state tournament from two divisions to three beginning this fall. Girls soccer surpassed the 501-team benchmark during 2010.

Twenty-three teams from the Central District competed in Division II last fall, producing one district champion.

Although the OHSAA has not announced breakdowns by division, teams such as Worthington Christian (116 girls) and Wellington (77 girls) likely would be among those that would drop to Division III. Worthington Christian was seeded third for the district tournament and Welling-

ton was seeded eighth last fall.

“That gives us a better chance once we get into the tournament,” Worthington Christian athletics director Kevin Weakley said of his team’s likely drop. “The challenge in Division II is that there are a lot bigger schools than us in it like Bexley and Hartley. When we made the jump to Division III with the boys, it helped us significantly.”

Another effect of the increase in divisions is that schools such as DeSales and Watterson as well as some Columbus City Schools would drop from Division I to II. DeSales and Watterson have been perennial powers in boys soccer while competing in Division II, but neither school got past the district semifinal round while competing in Division I in girls soccer last fall. julrey@thisweeknews.com www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

Hilliard Davidson High School softball coach Angelo Forte shook up his lineup and noticed immediate results.

After losing three of their first four games, the Wildcats went 11 in their first two OCC-Central Division contests, beating Westland 6-0 on April 5 and losing to Central Crossing 3-0 on April 8.

After losing both games of an April 2 doubleheader road trip to Cincinnati Glen Este 6-3 and Milford 11-1 in six innings, Forte moved catcher Zoe Allegretti and second baseman Tessa Kilgore to the outfield, sent freshman Alex Ashley behind the plate and placed freshman Lizzy Doby at second.

“We have made some changes in our lineup to shore up our outfield,” Forte said. “Zoe is naturally an outfielder and Tess makes us stronger out there. (In Cincinnati) our outfield let us down.”

Kilgore said the trip to Cincinnati was a wake-up call for the Wildcats. “(April 2) was a rough day and the team morale hit a low point early,” Kilgore said. “We’re not a cliquey team. Everyone has their role and we are more than just one person.

“Our team morale is a lot better and this team plays better when it has a better attitude. We realize we’re all on the team for a reason and the older players have to take everyone under their wing and help them to get better.”

Davidson managed to bounce back against Westland.

“We really needed that (win),” Kilgore said. “That helped to light a fire under us.”

“They are all big wins, but with the way we had played over the weekend, (Westland) was a good win for us,” Forte said. “It definitely helped. This was a light week for us and we had some good practices.”

Workouts on April 6 and 7 helped the team mesh when it needed to make improvements.

“We just keep practicing and we have a goal in mind like we do every year and that’s to make it to a district championship,” said Forte, whose team lost to top-seeded Grove City 1-0 in a Division I district final last season. “No one game in the regular season is a championship, so you just have to keep working

At a glance

Below are the recent results and coming schedule for the Davidson softball team: March 29 — Lost to Hartley 2-1 in opener March 31 — Game at New Albany postponed. No makeup has been announced.

April 1 — Defeated Jonathan Alder 5-4 in 10 innings April 2 — Lost to Cincinnati Glen Este 6-3; lost to Milford 11-1 in six innings *April 5 — Def. Westland 6-0 *April 8 — Lost to Central Crossing 3-0 *April 12 — Played Worthington Kilbourne *April 13 — Played Dublin Coffman *April 15 — At Upper Arlington April 16 — Home vs. Big Walnut and Dublin Scioto *April 18 — Home vs. Darby *April 20 — At Westland Of note: The Wildcats were 2-4 overall and 1-1 in the OCC-Central before April 12. *OCC-Central game

to get better.”

The coaching staff turned to the seniors — Allegretti, Kilgore, shortstop Mallory Sodders and pitcher Sam Smith — for ideas.

“The practices (April 6 and 7) went very smoothly and we learned a lot,” Kilgore said.

“There are four (seniors) and we have to make sure everyone as a whole is stepping up. We have a lot of young faces and every game we get a little better, not only physically, but mentally.”

Against Central Crossing, the Wildcats struck out 11 times against pitcher Savannah Dorsey.

Kilgore had a triple and both Ashley and freshman Charlee Clark had singles.

“I thought we had some good at-bats, though the stats didn’t show it,” Forte said. “I thought we were much more aggressive at the plate.”

Davidson took last weekend off because of ACT testing on April 9. Scheduled to play five games this week, Forte compared it to the calm before a storm.

“We’re getting ready for a long stretch run,” he said. “We have an unusual mix (on the team) because we have experience and we also have a lot of youth. (This) week will show us a lot.” shennen@thisweeknews.com www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

Darby athletes to compete in college Three members of the Hilliard Darby High School football team have made commitments to play college football in seniors Blake Clowes (Kentucky Christian), Matt Cyrus (Ohio Dominican) and Sufyan El-Geroushi (Urbana).

Those players helped lead the Panthers to an 8-3 overall record and their second Division I, Region 3 playoff appearance last fall.

As Darby’s center, Clowes was named first-team all-district and all-OCC-Central Division.

Cyrus, a linebacker, was special

mention all-district and firstteam all-league. El-Geroushi, who played right guard on the offensive line, was second-team all-league.

Clowes and Cyrus signed letters of intent Feb. 2, while ElGeroushi was scheduled to sign his letter during a ceremony in Darby’s main gym April 13.

Other Darby athletes scheduled to sign during the ceremony were Korinne Culley (lacrosse, Grand Valley State), Seth Ervin (soccer, Findlay) and Olivia Mathews (volleyball, Seton Hill.)

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PANTHERS

Sports briefs Griffin to speak at charity camp Former Ohio State running back Archie Griffin will be the featured speaker at the annual Lauren’s First and Goal Football Camp on June 26 at Otterbein University.

The camp is a fundraiser for Lauren’s First and Goal Foundation, which provides financial support for brain tumor research and families living with pediatric cancer.

The one-day camp is open to student-athletes entering grades 9-12 this fall. Athletes

will be divided into small groups to receive instruction in offensive and defensive skills from volunteer coaches.

To register for the camp, visit www.LaurensFirstandGoal.org.

Alumni football games planned Alumni Football USA is organizing teams of former high school players who want “to play in one more full contact football game.”

Players can sign up at AlumniFootballUSA.com or call (877) 578-8547. Teams are lim-

WILDCATS Continued from page B1 Davidson expects to return two key players in its backfield in running backs Alex Mickley and Tyler Talbott. Mickley led the team with 1,538 yards rushing and 29 touchdowns last season.

The Wildcats must replace

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ited to 40 players.

Games will be played around Ohio in August. Alumni Football USA will provide the equipment.

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“The only thing we can do with them right now is primarily lifting weights to get them physically ready for next seaWrestling event son,” Santagata said. “We put together a powerlifting team to set for April 16 compete in a meet in Danville The 19th Ohio Tournament on Feb. 19 because it gives the of Champions wrestling event kids something to look forward is scheduled for Saturday, April to and motivates them to keep 16, at the Greater Columbus working hard. We may have Convention Center. According only 10 kids in the weight room to organizers, more than 2,200 on certain days, but I like the wrestlers from more than 30 fact that they’re competing yearstates will compete. The round. We want to get them wrestlers are ages 5 to 40. competing with and for each other, whether it’s in the weight room or in another sport.”

With only 10 juniors in the program, Santagata is asking his sophomore class to help Key players expected to return carry the leadership load next on defense include back Chase season.

Delande, linebackers Jake Himmeger and Jack Kincade and linemen Sam Coles and Dylan Skaggs.

quarterback Jimmy Curtis, who will be graduating. White said the candidates to fill the position include Talbott, Brandon Gleim, Nick Iske, Nick Stull and Nick Waters.

Davidson’s biggest loss on defense is end Keith Heitzman, who fdirenna@thisweeknews.com has signed to play at Michigan. www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

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Several of the Panthers’ sophomores appear ready to answer that challenge, as four started on defense and two others started on offense last season.

Sophomore Caleb Day started at slotback and cornerback and was special mention alldistrict and second-team allleague on defense. Sophomore Chase Longwell started at strong safety and backed up Allen at quarterback and was special mention all-league on defense.

Longwell, who rushed for 70 yards and one touchdown on 20 carries and was 2-for-2 passing for 28 yards and a touchdown, is the frontrunner to replace Allen at quarterback.

Sophomore linebacker Cameron Kohl, who led the Panthers with 92 tackles, is expected to be a defensive leader

once again next fall.

Santagata and his staff will use the team’s 10 offseason contact days beginning the second week of July to hold intense practices that will help identify the Panthers’ next generation of starters and leaders.

“This will be the smallest senior class we’ve ever had, but our overall numbers are back on the upswing now,” Santagata said. “We played a lot of sophomores last year, and a couple of them, such as Longwell and Day, played both ways.

We’re looking to see who is going to emerge as leaders between now and the start of the season, because that’s going to be very important to our success in the future.” ablankenship@thisweeknews.com www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

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Football

Plenty of questions surround OCC-Central From staff reports Below are capsule looks at OCC-Central Division football teams. To read full offseason stories, including comments from all coaches, for each team as well as all teams throughout central Ohio over the coming weeks, visit the Spring Football Edition of Friday Night Live at ThisWeekSPORTS.com.

Central Crossing •Coach: Chris Harr, second season •2010 record: 2-8 overall, 16 (seventh) in OCC-Central Division •Final 2010 computer ranking: 27th in Division I, Region 3 •Outlook: As the Comets go through their first complete offseason under coach Chris Harr, enthusiasm likely never has been higher.

Before Harr was hired last April 22, the Comets didn’t have a structured weight-room program. After last season’s struggles, it wasn’t necessarily the losing record that Harr wanted to change — it was his team’s physical stature.

Since the Comets didn’t play in 2009 because of a school-district levy failure, many of the team’s regular players last season were in middle school the last time they played organized football. The Comets’ starting quarterback was sophomore Tory Clark.

Former Ohio State and Dallas Cowboys running back Jamar Martin is in charge of the Comets’ offseason strength and conditioning program. As he handles that, Harr is working to bring two more coaches on staff.

The Comets are in need of a freshman team coach and they also are looking to add another offensive coach.

Dublin Coffman •Coach: Mark Crabtree, 11th season •2010 record: 8-3 overall, 61 (second) in OCC-Central Division •Final 2010 computer ranking: Fifth in Division I, Region 3 •Outlook: Followers of central Ohio high school football likely will be watching with curiosity to see what the area’s finest quarterback factory will produce next.

Since Mark Crabtree took over as Coffman’s coach in 2001, the list of signal callers the program has generated includes former Notre Dame standout and current Denver Broncos backup Brady Quinn as well as college recruits such as Jack Rafferty (Otterbein) and Zack Stoudt (Mississippi).

Senior Cole Stoudt, who started most of the past three seasons, was the latest to sign to play collegiately when he committed to Clemson in February.

While Cole Stoudt might have been the most obvious loss for a Coffman team that went 8-3 overall last fall, it isn’t a mystery to Crabtree who will be team’s next quarterback.

Coffman will be losing 33 players to graduation. With the quarterback vacancy already appearing to be filled by sopho-

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It almost has become a rite of passage in recent years for either the Dublin Coffman or Hilliard Davidson high school football teams to still be playing during the third week of November.

For the other six teams competing in the current alignment of the OCC-Central Division, the annual talent and success that those two programs have boasted have made for some rough Friday nights.

In this installment, we're examining what Davidson and Coffman are doing to stay on top, and what the OCC-Central's other squads are doing to move up in the standings.

What can the Wildcats do for an encore after winning state titles in 2006 and ’09 and being a state semifinalist last fall? Their task includes replacing six players from the 2010 graduating class who have committed to Division I colleges.

Coffman will have a new quarterback next fall, but for several years the Shamrocks have shown a propensity to churn out players at that position.

Can Hilliard Darby keep it going after having a bounce-back year last fall, or will a team that battled the injury bug last year like Upper Arlington or Worthington Kilbourne be able to get back on track?

For Central Crossing, Thomas Worthington and Westland, building programs that have struggled in recent years is a task that each is continuing to take on.

Next week, we take a look at the teams in the OCC-Cardinal.

more James Walsh, finding replacements for some of the other key positions is the Shamrocks’ biggest offseason project.

Thomas Worthington •Coach: Scott Gordon, fifth season •2010 record: 3-7 overall, 25 (sixth) in OCC-Central Division •Final 2010 computer ranking: 20th in Division I, Region 3 •Outlook: Under coach Scott Gordon, the Cardinals have adopted one- or two-word slogans that summarize all of the goals for the coming season.

In 2011, the team might use the phrase “team speed,” and not just because of the new synthetic turf that will be installed at Dow Nelson Field next month.

Nana Kyeremeh, a junior safety who anchored the secondary last season, turned heads when he ran a 40-yard time of 4.3 seconds at the McAllister Scouting Report developmental combine in Powell last month. As a result, he has been attracting interest from Division I college coaches, namely Akron and Toledo.

Kyeremeh is one of several players who will lead a newlook offense in 2011.

Last season, junior running back Eric Monfort missed the first six games with a separated shoulder before returning with a 222-yard performance in a 34-27 win over Westland on Oct. 8. The Cardinals won two of their four games with Monfort in the lineup.

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is at quarterback. Gordon said as many as nine players will compete to replace senior John Chadwell, including Scott Brown, Austin Kaiser and Jeremy Nicklos.

ing the offseason. White said his ing: 19th in Division I, Region icant experience back on the lines will be 6-foot-6 two-way program uses eight of those days 3 •Outlook: When coach Vince lineman Chris Skura, who will for summer camp. The other two are utilized to participate in area Trombetti scans his list of play- be a senior next fall. He was speers expected to return for the cial mention all-OCC last fall.

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Rowing

Hilliard among clubs prepping for season

By JARROD ULREY ThisWeek Community Newspapers

The Westerville high school club girls rowing team got shut out in its bid to advance boats to the US Rowing Youth Nationals last June.

The depth that the team has shown throughout the winter months in both its heavyweight 8 and lightweight 8 boats gives coach Trish Chase confidence that that scenario won’t play out again next month.

Three members of Westerville’s heavyweight 8 boat and one from its lightweight 8 already have made commitments to compete in college, and there likely will be others signing from both boats in the coming weeks.

Westerville opens its regatta schedule Saturday, April 16, as host to the Hoover Invitational on Hoover Reservoir.

Thirty-five teams and more than 1,400 athletes competed in the event last year and bigger numbers are expected for this year’s meet, according to Chase.

“We’re very optimistic about the upcoming season,” said Chase, who along with her husband, Matt Chase, are in their 16th seasons heading Westerville’s program. “With over 90 rowers on the team, we have very nice depth. The majority of the women’s heavyweight 8 are being highly recruited by Division I universities. The varsity lightweight women also look very competitive. Both squads have their eye on US Rowing Youth Nationals this year.”

New Albany seniors Ashley Bauer (Ohio State) and Amanda Poll (Ohio State) and Westerville Central senior Anna Lind (Iowa) of the heavyweight 8 boat will row collegiately. Poll is the coxswain, while Bauer sits in the seventh seat and Lind is in the fourth seat.

Also on the boat are senior Cara Linse (Olentangy Liberty), juniors Lindsey Brown (Upper Arlington), Victoria Langerwasser (Olentangy), Tatiana Lundstrom (Westerville North) and Boston Shields

(home school) and sophomore Jackie Huddle (New Albany).

Westerville North senior Alex Sawatzki will be coxswain for the lightweight 8 and plans to sign with Ohio State. Also vying for spots on the boat are Westerville North seniors Alison Edwards, Emi Grandjean and Sarah Scott, Worthington Christian junior Liz Akin, Worthington Linworth Alternative junior Gracie Bachmann, Liberty sophomore Kaitlyn Cantrell, Westerville Central sophomores Grace Busick and Delaney West and New Albany freshman Kelsey Michely.

The boys team’s lightweight 8 boat finished 10th (6 minutes, 13.985 seconds) and its heavyweight 8 boat was 19th (6:21.15) at Youth Nationals last June.

Expected to compete on the heavyweight 8 boat are seniors Hunter LaCorgne (St. Charles), Jon Lucas (home school), Tyler Lucas (home school), Jeremy Sobiech (Westerville North)

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and Mike Tarnapoll (New Albany), junior coxswain Taylor Gainey (Pickerington North), juniors Ben Leonard (home school) and Conor Moran (Big Walnut) and sophomore Josh Gould (home school). Tarnapoll has been accepted to Cornell and Sobiech will row for Jacksonville.

The boys lightweight 8 boat will be comprised of seniors Matt Casper (home school), Grant Mohar (Olentangy) and

Matt Murdoch (DeSales), senior coxswain Kevin Heppner (Westerville North), juniors David Casper (home school), Danny Just (Westerville North) and Jon Weiss (New Albany) and sophomores Ryan Kesselring (Westerville South) and Patrick LaCorgne (St. Charles).

“I’m excited with the coming spring,” Matt Chase said.

“My varsity men worked hard through the winter, and we have early signs of it paying off.”

•Dublin was represented at Youth Nationals last year by its girls lightweight 4, which placed 10th (7:50.592).

This season, coach Gina Crooks believes her best boat might be its heavyweight 4 that features senior Kat Bauer, juniors Mikaela Duckworth, Olivia Gugliemotto and Sydney Casey and junior coxswain Sarah Asad.

Each of those rowers also will be on the team’s heavyweight 8 boat along with junior Bailey Irelan and sophomore

Maddie Irelan. Sophomore Tess Cassidy is the team’s top lightweight rower, according to Crooks.

“So far things are looking great,” said Crooks, who along with her husband, Jared Crooks, are in their third seasons as cocoaches. “We’ve had a huge turnout with our novice program. I believe we have three 8s of novices, and we only had one boat of novices in the fall.

I think it’s just been because of word of mouth. We really have high hopes for our girls varsity 8 and all of our 4s.”

Seniors Ben Cahalin and Griffin Fillman are lightweights who are serving as captains for the boys team. Senior Brady Basham is the team’s top heavyweight rower, according to Jared Crooks.

“We’ve almost doubled our numbers (since last year), so it’s been pretty crazy,” Jared Crooks said. “We started off with one 8 and now we’ve basically got two 8s. We have

more numbers, but we also have a lot more athletes. I’m pretty excited about my lightweight 4 and my heavyweight 4 boats.”

•The Hilliard girls club team has 11 competitors this spring, including five who came out for the sport for the first time.

Back from last season are seniors Paige Holcomb and Morgan Staric, junior Samantha Schmucker and sophomore Erin Rose Shaeffer.

Competing in novice boats likely will be juniors Danielle Johnson and Jessica Takos and freshmen Terri Boganwright, Courtney Duke, Alycia Ridgeley, Amanda Vaught and Chelsea Wheat.

“We’ve been out all the days we’ve wanted, except for two,” second-year coach Jackie Ruetenik said. “They’ve been holding their own, so that was good to see.” julrey@thisweeknews.com www.ThisWeekSPORTS.com

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Sports briefs Bengals receiver to hold camp

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At 3:30 p.m., a men’s Division I college allstar game featuring seniors from Ohio schools will be played.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jordan Shipley’s inaugural football camp is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 21-22 at Sycamore High School in Cincinnati.

Shipley will direct camp activities and provide instruction, along with prep and collegiate coaches from the Cincinnati area. The camp is open to boys and girls ages 7-14.

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Watterson High School will play host to sports camps in June and July. For registration forms, visit www.bishopwatterson.com and click on athletics/summer camps.

For more information, contact the athletics department at (614) 268-8671, extension 244.

All-Star Classic set for April 17

Reds outfielder to hold camp

The third annual Jump25.com Ohio College All-Star Classic will be held Sunday, April 17, at Upper Arlington High School.

The event will begin at noon with a high school boys all-star game featuring seniors from central Ohio. At 1:45 p.m., seniors from Ohio NCAA Division II and III and NAIA schools will play in the men’s small college all-star game.

Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jay Bruce’s baseball camp is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 25-26 at Prasco Park in Cincinnati.

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Sports briefs

St. Charles holding various camps St. Charles Preparatory School is holding various camps.

A 10-week basketball camp for boys in grades 7-8 is under way and runs 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays through June 1. Contact coach Will Gruber at wgruber@cdeducation.org or (614) 260-2303.

A football camp for boys entering grades 1-8 is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 13-16. Contact coach Jeff Pharion at jeffpharion@hotmail.com or (614) 825-6694.

A baseball camp for boys ages 7-14 is scheduled for 9 a.m. to noon June 20-23. Contact coach Ray Benjamin at benj33@aol.com or (614) 778-2052.

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1929 Fortstone Ln, Unit 1929 4814 Riverrock Dr, 43228, and, 43228, Michael D. Hick4360 Shire Creek Ct, 43026, William F. Emerick and Marcia Banco Popular, North America, man, $99,400. $142,500.

225 Darbyhurst Rd, 43228, Hock, $599,900.

Loren Bliss, $85,000.

6115 Heritage Lakes Dr, 43026, Anthony Onur Torusoglu, Dublin $321,000.

7044 Corazan Dr, 43016, Vin4523 Huntwicke Dr, 43026, cent C. Daubel and Jennifer L. Beau A. Bollinger and SamanDaubel, $935,000. tha L. Bollinger, $295,000.

5861 McInnis Rd, 43016, 4495 Brixshire Dr, 43026, Erinn E. Molnar, $197,208.

Sarah N. Paolini and Nicholas 5959 Whittingham Dr, A. Paolini, $257,000.

Cul-De-Sac Lot 43017, Kenneth M. Kinkopf 5952 Portside Dr, 43026, and Carole A. Kinkopf, Rusty S. Campbell and Sarah E. 4 BR, 2.5 BA $522,000.

Campbell, $143,500.

9789 Archer Lane, 43017, 5066 Ivywild Ave, 43026, Free Recorded Info 24-Hours 1-800-201-4308 ID #2157 Thomas Leonard and Kyung Hanadi Al-Tawil, $134,000.

Leonard, $477,000.

4991 Meadow Run Dr, 43026, Marty Anders 7424 Maynooth Dr, 43017, Jackie L. Trador; Condo, 614-527-0811 Rameshkumar Vengidaswamy $133,000.

Search for all homes, and Anuradha Jayaraman, 2632 Rustling Oak Blvd, condos & land for sale at $277,500.

43026, Linda J. Miller; Condo, www.allcolumbushomes.com 2982 Grandwoods Cir, 43017, $89,900. info@andersteam.com 2663 Brittany Oaks Blvd, Carron Moyer, $94,400.

43026, Jason E. Feldheim; Condo, $88,000.

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Financial finesse

Setting and keeping financial goals With the coming of the spring season comes the opportunity to start fresh in all areas of your life — including your finances.

As you consider this, it’s important to include financial resolutions on your list. Following are some tips to help you set financial goals and start off on the right foot: Set measurable goals and put them on paper.

Instead of making a resolution to simply save more money, set an amount you’d like to save and chart your progress. Writing out your resolutions creates a contract with yourself that will increase your likelihood of success.

Have a plan. If you decide to save, break it up into more manageable pieces and write down your plan. Reaching $5,000 means saving roughly $420 per month. Then figure out how you can trim about $100 a week from your expenses (bringing lunch from home, skipping the lattes, etc.).

By breaking it up, the big number will seem reachable.

Make it automatic. If creating an emergency fund is your goal, consider having a portion of each paycheck automatically deposited into a savings account. Direct deposit makes it less likely you’ll be tempted to use the money for other purposes and both employers and banks make it easy to set up and direct funds into different checking, savings or other accounts. Saving just $25 a week through this disciplined approach will net you $3,900 in three years.

Use a system to track your money. Money management software can provide a complete picture of your personal finances; free demo versions of some of the popular money management programs are available online. AddiJORDAN tionally, through online bankMILLER III ing, many financial institutions make it easy to download your account information to these programs.

Save your receipts. Keep all of your receipts and statements for the year in a folder. Having detailed records of expenditures can help you gain a better understanding of your spending patterns and could lead to greater tax deductions for those who itemize.

When you set your financial resolutions and develop your plan, include your entire family in the process. This is a great way to teach children how to manage money and develop good spending habits — a crucial life lesson and one that children should learn at an early age.

Teaching children about finances and personal responsibility will help them become successful, independent adults.

Jordan Miller is a financial center manager with Fifth Third Bank. He can be reached at (614) 291-2017 or Jordan.MillerIii@53.com

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Camp Bow Wow Hilliard Welcomes

Vehicle provides ‘teachable moment’ A parental advisory sent last week by Hilliard City Schools alerted the parents of students in five local schools that a student spotted a vehicle that was driving slowly in the Avery Estates area.

The next day, an updated alert was sent, saying the driver was a contractor checking on work that was being done at some of the homes.

In the update, Tharp Sixth Grade School principal Cori Kindl Hyleas Fountain, a 2008 Olympic silver medalist from Kettercalled the matter “a wonderful ing, poses with Wayne Orchowski, chief operating officer for teachable moment for our stuBMW Group Financial Services, at the Regional Service dents.” She advised students to Center in Hilliard. Fountain, who is in training for the hepwalk in groups or pairs, and pay tathlon at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, recently attention to their surroundings. spoke to nearly 200 employees about her experiences. BMW If someone is noticed driving Group is a partner for the United States Olympic Committee. strangely near students, the Hilliard Police Department should School district residents may be called at 614-876-2429 and Beast” at 8 p.m. April 29, 2 and provided with a detailed de- 8 p.m. April 30, and 3 p.m. May drop off unwanted electronic equipment such as cell phones, scription of the vehicle and driv- 1. Call 614-771-2299.

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“Hello, Dolly!” at 7 p.m. May 6- and small appliances. A comand 3 p.m. May 8. Call 614- mercial shredder will be availHilliard high schools 7,921-7366. able for the safe disposal of paper to present musicals documents. Also, recycling bins will be available for those wishSpring musicals will be staged Recycling event ing to recycle at their homes. at all three Hilliard high schools The Hilliard District Student over the next couple of weeks: set for Saturday Hilliard City Schools Student Advisors is a group of student • Bradley Theatre will present “Oklahoma!” at 7 p.m. Friday, Advisors group is hosting the leaders from each of the three April 15, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sat- third annual “Go Blue, Be Green high schools who meet with Suurday, April 16. For more infor- Community Recycling Day” perintendent Dale A. McVey sevfrom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, eral times during the school year mation, call 614-921-7425.

• Davidson Theatre will pres- April 16, at Hilliard Darby High to discuss school topics and to organize the recycling day. ent Disney's “Beauty and the School, 4200 Leppert Road.

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Applications/resumes accepted at NCMHS, 1301 N. High St., Cols., OH 43201, or fax to 614-2982227 or e-mail hr@ncmhs.org EOE

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St. Vincent Family Center has several openings for Clinicians. The qualified candidates will work with children and their fami lies to provide therapeu tic services to include di agnostic assessments, psychotherapy, treat ment planning, mental health education and link age to community resour ces. Experience with mental health diagnosis and status exam of chil dren and adolescents and crisis assessment.

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Qualified applicants may stop by to complete an application or download an application from our website at www.svfc.org and mail the completed application and resume to: St. Vincent Family Center, Attn: Human Re sources, 1490 E. Main Street, Columbus, OH 43205 or fax to 614-2528468. EOE. No Phone Calls Please

Oberfield’s Inc., a recognized leader in the con crete products industry is actively seeking "Full Time" candidates for our Columbus and Obetz fa cilities. Candidates must demonstrate a positive at titude, team focus, and a passion for excellence and growth. We offer good pay, benefits, and the potential for advance ment.

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To apply, call Rosemarie @ 614/497-5453.

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DOCK SUPERVISOR Vitran Express, Inc . has immediate opening for a F/T dock supervisor for 2nd and 3rd shifts. 1 year experience in LTL freight industry a must.

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• Upper School (Grades 912) Mathematics Department Chair • Lower School (Grades PreK-4) Spanish Teacher • Upper School (Grades 912) History Teacher • Computer Systems and Desktop Support • Music Accompanist and Assistant (part-time) Further information is available under "Job Opportunities" at www. columbusacademy.org.

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S.A. Comunale, a leading contractor in the fire pro tection industry has an im mediate opportunity availa ble for a Fire Sprinkler In spector at our Branch Of fice located in Columbus, Ohio. As a member of the Inspection Team you will be responsible for inspect ing wet and dry sprinkler systems per NFPA 25 and customer standards, fire pumps, fire alarm systems per NFPA 72 and customer standards, and fire extinguishers per NFPA 10 requirements.

The ideal candidate must have at least three to five years experience in the fire protection industry and possess general knowl edge of wet systems, dry systems, fire pumps, fire alarm panels, controllers and other communication devices. In addition, the in dividual must have the abil ity to interact with fire de partment and insurance company representatives.

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Nestled in the trees overlooking the Scioto river, this one-of-a-kind home is available in The Quarry. Be soothed by the calm waters as you relax on your deck! The newer kit is updated w/Miller cab, updtd BA, soaring ceils in the LR, & a LL that is perfect for informal entertaining.

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CAPTIVATING WATER VIEWS

DUBLIN RIVERFRONT HOME

ATTENTION INVESTORS

Located just steps from historic downtown Dublin this riverfront home is situated on almost a half acre lot w/a deep water dock. Home features Brazilian Cherry hdwd flrs, mother-in-law suite/ apt, 4 FPs, deck ovrlking the river & 4-car tandem gar. Stop in for a visit & stay for a lifetime.

4 Columbus Duplex’s-total of 8 units. Low maintenance exterior, perfect owner occupied and investor! All units rented with higher rent potential. Curb Offers Only.

$699,900

$699,900

$599,900

MLS#2928212

MLS#210007928

PERFECTION!

COUNTRY LIVING

Wooded views surround you from the outside, while a soothing palette of natures’ colors were lovingly chosen for a zen like ambience. First floor owners’ suite, first floor den, loft, full basement with extra course, 2-car garage, granite kitchen with designer style. This condo is simply exquisite!

Scenic Hilliard 2-story on 1.6 acres.

Features 4 BR, 2.5 BA, FR w/fireplace, 1st floor laundry. Newer roof, siding & gutters. 32x48 detached outbuilding.

3-car attached garage.

$293,900

$289,900

MLS#211008207

NEW LISTING

MLS#210002020

MLS#2940504

WOODS OF DUBLINSHIRE Spacious 4 BR, 2.5 BA home with 3,163 SF of living space. Great potential in this 2-story.

Large master suite w/sitting area, 2 large walk-in closets, double sinks. Large kit open to 2-sty grt rm. Nice private lot. This is a short sale & needs some TLC priced to move fast. $279,900

BALLANTRAE JEWEL

Beautiful home w/stone & stucco exterior features soaring ceilings in the GR, granite kit w/see thru FP nook next to the sunlit morning rm. Formal DR w/crown molding & chair rail. 4-6 BR, 4.5 BA. 1st flr owner BR, den & lndry rm. Loft/Bonus rm.

Professional theatre rm & billiard rm w/kitchenette in LL. Patio in rear yard great for outdoor entertaining.

3-car attached side load garage w/opener. $500,000 MLS#211006805

RIVER LANDINGS 2-STORY

B’ful well maintained 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 2-sty in River Landings. Gleaming hdwd floors in entry & kit. Grnt cntrs & center Island in lg kit with bay eat-in area open to spac fam rm with FP. Nice all season rm with hdwd flr & views of great lndscpd bkyd w/brick patio.

MLS#210039133 $279,900

MLS#210022187

CARRINGTON WAY 2-STORY Fabulous 4 BR 2-story w/designer upgraded kit w/granite counters & tray ceil. Large 1st flr den w/French doors. Hdwd trim & 6-panel doors thru-out. Recently painted w/soft palate of colors. Expansive owner suite w/marble shower & whirlpool tub. $354,900

MLS#210032335

BRITTON FARMS GRAND HOME Step inside & admire the 2-story entrance, large island kitchen, sunny eating space, 4 large bedrooms, spa-like bath & vaulted owners suite. A fenced yard with large deck perfect for backyard smores & parties! Bright, light & room for everyone. $279,000 MLS#210035954

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HANOVER SQ DR SPLIT

RIDGEWOOD 4-LEVEL SPLIT

SERENITY ON 9 ACRES

A charming 2-story Condo with inviting features and beautiful scenery. 2 bedroom with 3 full baths, great room, & rec room. Gorgeous kitchen with new granite counters and dining area. Den with a water view. 2nd level laundry & utility room. Back patio are with a magnificent view of water and pond! Access to walking & bike trail!

Pride of ownership in this 3 BR & BA! Kitchen has been completely remodeled with Corian counters, Hickory cabinets & recessed lighting.

Basement is partially finished. Screened in porch is a great place for entertaining & leads to the fenced in backyard w/patio. Fireplace in LL, ceramic tile entry & terrazzo porch.

Amazing property just 25 mins west of Hilliard. 3 lg BR, 2 full BA, 3-car det gar, summer house, & just over 9 acres full of fruits trees & walking paths. The 1st floor features kit w/hdwd flrs & eat-in area, liv rm, den, fam rm, WB stove, & 1st flr owners BR w/BA.

$259,900

$254,900

$249,900

MLS#211011609

MLS#211010379

RIDGEWOOD 4-LEVEL SPLIT

RIVER PLACE UPDATED HOME

Gather in the vaulted great room addition!

Kitchen has cherry cabinetry and a cozy window seat overlooking the fragrant mimosa tree. Hardwoods floors, 4 generous size BRs, 2 full bas & a beautiful fenced yard with shed. Buckeye tree included!

Open, spacious floor plan with room for everyone! All new carpet, paint, granite kitchen & baths! This home has been lovingly maintained.4largebedrooms,2.5baths,deck overlooking green space & so much more!

$239,900

$239,900

MLS#210035089

MLS#210043215

RIDGEWOOD CHARM One of the prettiest yards in the area with a shady pergola & curved paver walkway. 4 generous size bedrooms,family&livingrooms&alovelysunroom overlooks fenced yard. Hardwood floors, turned stairway, freshly painted throughout. Must see!

MLS#210025788 $245,000

PRETTIEST HOME IN BROOKFIELD VILLAGE! All you need to do is simply move in! Remodeled master bath with beautiful ceramic tile, finished lower level, 4 generous bedrooms, 2.5 baths, first floor utility room, close to shopping, parks, and restaurants. Asking price $229,900

HAYDENS RESERVE BEAUTY B’ful 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2-sty! Kit w/granite counters, 42” cabinets, large pantry, SS appliances & laminate wood floor. Great room w/cathedral ceilings, stone floor to ceiling FP & new tile flooring. 1st floor owners suite & laundry.

Vaulted 4-season room, club house & pool.

MLS#210034940

HERITAGE CREEK BEAUTY Pride of ownership shows thru-out this one owner home w/1st flr owner suite & BA. Large kit includes appl’s & plenty of cabinets. Great rm is open w/ cathedral ceilings & skylights. Formal BR, bsmt, loft, & neutral décor thru-out. Enjoy the covered porch or entertain in the fncd bkyd w/deck.

MLS#211008434 $229,900

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$244,900

MLS#211002165

RIDGEWOOD SPLIT Don’t miss this 4 bedroom 2.5 bath 3-level split.

Beautifully updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances & newer laminate flooring. Large living room & dining room. Hardwood floors in all bedrooms. 3-season/Florida room overlooking fenced yard. Deck, shed & well landscaped. $219,900

MLS#211004225

NEW LISTING

RIDGEWOOD RANCH

Updated 3 BR ranch w/cherry cabinetry, designer stainless appl’s, gorgeous granite w/an island that is open to the living room w/natural hardwood floors. Updates include the roof in ‘05, tankless water system ‘08, furnace & A/C in ‘07 & so much more. $209,900

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TERRA DRIVE 2-STORY

Beautiful 2-story home, close to down town. Gorgeous!

Entry/kitchen/eat in/half-bath! Large kitchen w/ center island & SS appliances. Open to family room.

Nice finished lower-level for workout area. Owner vaulted suite w/master bath w/double sinks/garden tub/walk-in-closets. LL Rec room & stamped concrete patio. Much more, come visit today! $204,900 MLS#211011258

HAMPTON RESERVE CONDO

WYNNEOAK 2-STORY

A TRUE BEAUTY

B’ful 3 BR, 3 full BA End Unit! GR w/wall of wins, FP & hdwd flrs. Grmt kit w/grnt cntrs & 42” cabs. Enjoy the view of the Nature preserve & pond from the 4-season rm. 1st flr owner ste, lndry & den/or 2nd BR. Hg 2nd flr fin bonus rm w/full BA & tons of add’l storage space. This is a must see & priced thousands below cost of building new.

5 Striking home at the end of a cul-de-sac with oversize lot!9 foot ceilings give a spacious feeling to this great home w/large FR & sunlit bayed eating area.

Island kit w/plentiful cabinetry & first flr lndry. Fin LL, patio & more to explore!

TheGlennisperfectlynestledneartheScioto River, shopping, & easy access! This 2-story home is updated w/a lovely spa BA, pretty kitchen w/new cntrtps, newer roof, HVAC & a shady bk patio!

$199,900

$189,900

MLS#210027921

MLS#211000742 $179,900

MLS#210021546

NEW LISTING

RIDGEWOOD 3-LEVEL SPLIT Super value on this 3-level split! Lovely full brick fireplace in living room, & lower level is finished with second fireplace.

Expansive fenced yard with patio & mature trees. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths & fully equipped kitchen! $169,900

MLS#210030946

SCIOTO WOODS 2-STORY

EDGEWATER BEAUTY

HUMMELL GROVE 4-LEVEL SPLIT

Property has it all! Stream, fire pit, pond, patio, deck, hot tub & 3-season rm.

Owners suite w/new Berber carpet & private access to BA. Wood floors on 1st floor. Large FR open to DR. New appl’s, roof & siding. Newly finished basement w/built-ins, surround sound & office.

Located in Edgewater with pretty ponds, walking paths, and parks! 3 large BRs, plentiful closet space, GR, and large kitchen with all appliances included. Backs to wded area with a nice size fenced yard.

Easy to move right in and enjoy!

This 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath features an updated kitchen with Corian like counters, SS appliances. Updated bath w/ceramic floor & shower. New roof & siding 2009, new H20 tank in 2008. Laminate floor entry hall. ¾ red oak floor in kitchen & dining room.

Close to shopping and community parks.

$169,999

$149,900

$134,900

MLS#210033896

MLS#211010155

LUXAIR RANCH

Well maintained brick ranch home in the heart of Hilliard. New roof in ‘08. Kitchen has been updated w/oak cabinets. Large family room addition w/french doors to the patio & fenced yard. Newer windows, trim & 6-panel doors. 2-car tandem block gar has work benches & electric. Great starter home!!

MLS#211010210 $129,900

MLS#210039560

NEW PRICE

COUNTRY RANCH Enjoy the country life w/city access in this all brick 3 BR, 2 BA ranch. Kitchen w/custom cabinets & hardwood floors, front screened-in patio & oversized 2.5-car garage. Over half acre lot. SOLD “AS IS”. SS Bank Approved $113,000

MLS#2923272

VILLAGE AT SOUTHERN POINT CONDO Well maintained 3 bedroom condo with detached 2-car garage. Upgraded fixtures throughout home & neutral décor. Large owner bedroom with plant ledge & walk-in closet. Upstairs laundry. Nice covered porch. Walk to parks and community pool. $104,900

MLS#211004602

HILLIARD COMMONS CONDO

ROSARY RANCH

Neutral 2 bedroom condo includes all appliances. Finished rec. room in LL with half bath. New roof in 2009. Clubhouse with fitness facility & pool. Columbus Taxes with Hilliard Schools. Immediate occupancy & ready for your personal touches!

Own cheaper than rent. Rehab of this home is almost complete. Flooring, kitchen, bathroom & paint will all be new.

Walking distance to schools.

$69,900

$39,900

MLS#211006491

GROVE CITY ACREAGE 50.66 acres Agricultural zoning. CAUV renewed, Lease rights until December 2011 farming 48.20 acres with income of $4,820 annually.

MLS#210024584 $379,950

MLS#210016851