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On the final day of the 2021 Geneva Sectionals meet, two OSU Buckeyes threw down impressive 50 breast swims to close out the four-day affair. At the end of the meet, the OSU Buckeye men and women topped the team standings, earning 1,779 and 1,334.50 points respectively. Both men’s and women’s teams of Firestone Akron also placed second in both genders’ standings while the Hudson Explorer Aquatics (HEAT) men and New Albany Aquatic Club women placed third in their respective categories.
In the women’s 50 breast, Olympic Trials semifinalist
Hannah Bach of OSU improved from her lifetime best of 31.69, which came from her opening 50 during Trials prelims (1:07.89), touching the wall at 31.41. Bach entered sectionals with a 32.03 entry, following up with a 31.76 morning effort before her finals winning time. Cleveland Swim Institute’s
Dublin
Secrets of yoga
What is so hard every day? For many it is balancing work, volunteer commitments, meetings, children, family time and the countless other things that take up our daily life.
Robert and Meenakshi Moses, who have been teaching and practicing yoga and a healthy lifestyle for both mind and body for decades, will be speaking together and sharing some of their secrets tonight at 7 p.m. at the Dublin Community Center. The Moseses try to live and be in each and every moment physically and mentally.
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Published: 5/2/2021 9:30:51 AM
Dublin will continue its Town Meeting tradition next year, after voters resoundingly voted to keep the town’s current format, rather than switch to ballot voting.
In a drive-in Town Meeting at Cricket Hill Farm on Saturday, voters said “no” in a 118-20 vote on an article which would have implemented the voting system known as “SB2,” which allows voters to debate and amend articles at a deliberative session, and then vote on all issues at a later date at the polls. John Morris, who submitted the petition article, said ballot voting allows more people to be involved in the process of town government.
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Apr 9, 2021 10:57 AM
Dublin City Council has announced that a grant agreement has now been signed for funding of over €900,000 for the redevelopment of Dalymount Park.
The agreement was signed with the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media in relation to the Dalymount Park Redevelopment Project.
The allocation of €918,750 from the Large Scale Sports Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF) will part fund the design and planning elements of the project.
Dublin City Council will now appoint an architect led integrated design team that will begin work shortly on the preliminary design.
During this process there will be consultation with all the relevant stakeholders including both Bohemian FC and Shelbourne FC and the wider North Dublin Community.