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Imagine grabbing a beer from a local restaurant, walking with it in hand on the sidewalk downtown and stopping by some local shops, all while sipping away.
That image could become reality if the Village creates a DORA, or designated outdoor refreshment area, in downtown Yellow Springs.
Village Council briefly discussed the idea during the new business portion of its meeting on April 19. No legislation was considered or votes taken.
In a DORA, those 21 and older can legally consume alcohol on public property. Retail establishments can also allow customers to bring in alcoholic beverages, but the drinks can’t be taken from one restaurant or bar to another.
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was a longtime public servant, and an advocate for the environment. He was an icon for the rails-to-trails movement in Ohio.
On Saturday, a special funeral procession was held on the bike trail between Yellow Springs and Xenia. It was for Ed Dressler, the man known as the “father” of Greene county’s network of trails.
Charles E. Dressler, or Ed, was a longtime public servant, and an advocate for the environment. He was an icon for the rails-to-trails movement in Ohio. He transformed hundreds of miles of overgrown and unused railroad tracks in southwestern Ohio into the paved bike trails that exist today. Parks and trails professionals from all over the United States and Canada visited the Miami Valley to see Dressler’s trails.
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