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Kellogg seeking re-election to Monroe first selectman seat Staff report FacebookTwitterEmail MONROE — First Selectman Ken Kellogg has announced that he will seek re‐election this November. “It is an honor serving the people of Monroe,” said Kellogg. “Despite the fact that most of my second term has been primarily focused on responding to the COVID‐19 pandemic, my administration continued to make strong progress, deliver essential services and keep our local economy strong.” Kellog...

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals Can Columbus Suburban Schools Become More Inclusive? Central Ohio suburban districts—some diverse, some not so much—are having some uncomfortable discussions about racial inequities. Columbus Monthly When Sophia Baker was in middle school, she was stopped by a police officer while riding her bike on the Bexley street where she lives. She was headed to an after-school sports practice. The officer, she recalls, said her bike “fit th...

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals The Charm of Sessions Village A French-inspired enclave just off East Broad Street is a precious spot for those who appreciate its history. Brian R. Ball Bexley native Liz Taylor still recalls playing with a childhood friend in the early 1960s in the attic of a house in Sessions Village, an East Broad Street community that has felt like her home for her entire life.  “I always loved Sessions Village growing up,” says Taylor of the q...

Talk About Clyde: City recreation gears up for summer Jeanette Ricker New playground equipment is scheduled to be installed at Thaddeus Hurd Park this summer, formerly known as Cherry Street Park. Jim Mason, park superintendent, said the Clyde Recreation Board approved the purchase, but the installation date is not yet determined, citing unexpected manufacturing and delivery delays due to COVID-19. The equipment is all inclusive with several components to accommodate both handicapped and able-b...

Best Places to Live in the Midwest By Abby Monteil, Stacker News On 1/13/21 at 8:00 PM EST Although the Midwest region of the United States has been derogatorily referred to as "flyover country" in some instances, millions of Americans are more than happy to make their homes within these states. The cost of living tends to be cheaper, and the people are often naturally friendly. The Midwest is also a great example of the United States diversity. There are plenty of small towns, from Universi...