Today I decided to bake some cookies. I opened up my cookie cookbook and turned to a neat recipe that I customized based on my liking. If I were to bake these cookies again, I'd divide the recipe in half because I was able to make 3 dozen cookies and that's a lot. I also wouldn't… Continue reading Oatmeal chocolate chip drop cookies
This morning I went to the Worthington Farmer's Market for the first time. I'd heard it ranked as one of the best in Ohio so I wanted to experience it for myself. Personally, I think Granville is the best farmer's market but Worthington definitely had more vendors. It was overwhelming how many tents and vendors there were. One thing… Continue reading Worthington Farmer’s Market Haul
It's after Memorial Day, so that means it's summer, right? I painted my nails last night and as my AC was blasting me with cold air, I decided to try out some hot summery nails. I used Essie nail polish in lime green and hot pink, alternating fingers. To make the watermelon seeds, I used a Sharpie. I… Continue reading Summer watermelon nails
Read it on ThisWeekNews.comThe Johnstown village water and sewer department conducted an extensive water-use audit recently and presented those findings to Village Council at the regular June 16 council meeting.According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the average loss in any water system is 16 percent.The specific numbers for Johnstown are being revised after a clerical… Continue reading Village water-use audit numbers being compiled
My lease at my current apartment complex is up at the end of August. It's crazy to think that this time last year I was apartment hunting and really nervous about moving to a new apartment. Now, I'm right back in that boat: apartment hunting and really scared about moving. If I'm scared about moving,… Continue reading Should I stay or should I go?
Read it on ThisWeekNews.com hereWednesday June 17, 2015 10:10 AMWesterville City Schools was one of six programs nationwide to receive the prestigious 2015 Apex Learning Award of Excellence this spring.The Apex Learning Award of Excellence recognizes innovative schools and districts across the country for excellence in implementing blended and virtual learning programs that result in… Continue reading Enrichment Center, EOS honored as national model
Read online story at ThisWeekNews.comFriday June 19, 2015 8:09 PMThe fun, food and festivities of summertime Fourth of July parades, come early to the village of Johnstown, with the annual Johnstown Fireman's Festival.The festival will begin Wednesday, June 24, and run through Saturday, June 27.The parade is scheduled to step off at noon, Saturday, rain… Continue reading Johnstown’s Firemen’s Festival
See original hereFriday June 19, 2015 2:50 PMRepairs to Concord Road could be delayed up to six weeks because of delays with a utility company moving service lines and poles, according to Johnstown Village Manager Jim Lenner in his report to Village Council during its June 16 meeting.Lenner said Century Link -- a company that provides internet,… Continue reading Delay in moving utility lines holds up Concord project
Last weekend, I went to the Columbus Arts Festival downtown. I'd never gone before and was amazed at the sheer number of vendors there were. You could find any type of art medium for sale there. All the artists were incredibly talented. I was also excited to be in an area of Columbus that I don't venture… Continue reading ArtsFest
Originally published in print in Westerville's ThisWeek News and online hereBus transportation and meals are being offered to middle school students, and for the first time, kindergarten students can enrollWednesday June 10, 2015 2:10 PMEven though schools are out for the summer, the learning continues in Westerville City Schools.The district offers summer school classes for… Continue reading Changing district policies put new spins on summer school offerings
Debbie Wakefield 