Read it online here at ThisWeekNews.comWednesday March 25, 2015 12:34 PMAt the regular Westerville City School Board meeting, board members approved increasing school lunch prices by 10 cents for the 2015-16 school year.Elementary school lunches this year are $2.50 and will rise to $2.60. Middle and high school lunches will rise from $2.75 to $2.85.Schools… Continue reading School lunch prices will go up a dime this fall
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Mock Trial crown, preps for nationals
See the online ThisWeek News article by clicking hereWednesday March 25, 2015 12:36 PMNorth Mock Trial Team celebrating their State victoryFor the first time, the Westerville North High School Mock Trial team will be advancing to the national competition in Raleigh, N.C.North's Team Darrow won the Ohio Mock Trial State Championship by defeating Ashland High… Continue reading Mock Trial crown, preps for nationals
Easy Marinated Chicken Breast Recipe
I went to my grandmother's house a few years ago to spend time with her and my grandpa. For dinner, she made this delicious marinated chicken and as a curious college-student at the time, I asked her to show me how she made it. Lucky for me, it was an incredibly simple recipe. In honor of… Continue reading Easy Marinated Chicken Breast Recipe
Water-sewer rate increases necessary, officials say
Monday March 23, 2015 1:12 PMWater and sewer rates in Johnston might be increased in 2016 to offset a predicted deficit village officials said during a council meeting Tuesday, March 17.To avoid a deficit in the 2016 water and sewer operating budget, the village will need to increase water and sewer rates by at least… Continue reading Water-sewer rate increases necessary, officials say
Disney World Tips
I recently went to Disney World with my mom and best friend, Emily, and I wanted to share some of my tips for having an amazing Disney vacation. Tip #0: This post is a thinly disguised way of me to show off my vacation photos and tell you how much I enjoyed/ am missing Disney World.… Continue reading Disney World Tips
Renovated, expanded Pointview to welcome students in fall 2016
Wednesday March 11, 2015 11:53 AMWesterville City Schools' renovation and expansion of Pointview Elementary School will take an estimated 18 months to complete and cost $5.5 million, district officials said.The renovation and expansion, carefully designed to create "inspirational learning environments," should be complete for students' return to class for the start of the 2016-17 school… Continue reading Renovated, expanded Pointview to welcome students in fall 2016
Not all will have to pay for all-day kindergarten
Read it online here at ThisWeekNews.comTuesday March 3, 2015 8:54 PMSuperintendent John Kellogg updated Westerville school board members last week on the district's plans for all-day kindergarten, which will start this fall.A lottery to determine enrollment in the 260 spots to be offered in the program's first year likely will mirror the district's current magnet… Continue reading Not all will have to pay for all-day kindergarten
North presents showcase ‘Hello Dolly!’
119 students involved in 'good ol' classic' musicalWednesday March 11, 2015 11:57 AMThe Westerville North High School Theatre and Music Departments will say "hello" to spring with the musical Hello, Dolly!Junior Taylor Crumrine stars as Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi in Westerville North's production of Hello, Dolly!The show will be performed at 7 p.m. today through… Continue reading North presents showcase ‘Hello Dolly!’
Genoa, Heritage students make regional spelling bee
See it online at ThisWeekNews.comTuesday March 3, 2015 8:53 PM Two Westerville middle school students have qualified for the Ohio University's Scripps College of Communication Region II final local spelling bee on March 14.Aishu Ilangovan of Genoa Middle School and Katie Graves of Heritage Middle School will compete against 52 students at the university's Baker University… Continue reading Genoa, Heritage students make regional spelling bee
Salt supplies still in good shape, despite snowfall
See it online at ThisWeekNews.comSunday March 1, 2015 3:52 PMThe salt supply in Johnstown and surrounding areas appears to be in good shape thus far this winter.Jack Liggett, Johnstown's service director, said more than 350 tons of salt have been used during the nine snow events in the village. Even having used that much salt,… Continue reading Salt supplies still in good shape, despite snowfall
