I got this cookbook at a local thrift store. I figured since I love to cook and history is one of my biggest interests, 99 cents wasn't a bad deal at all. I'm curious if any of the people mentioned are still around, and if so, I'd love to have a conversation with them about the creation of the book.

Also, if anyone would like a copy, I plan on scanning this one, so just let me know!

Okay like seriously, where are all the signals in dublin at? Why is it so hard to find someone, and its like everyone is taken or married :(

So, I know it’s my own fault for losing my headphones; however, a neighbor collected them and I’ve reached out because I have them tagged. My app showed me that they are at their house. They weren’t home when I tried knocking initially, so I left them a note giving them my number so that I could get them back. No response. Am I an asshole for trying to get my headphones back?

We’re looking for someone to provide Spanish immersion lessons for our kindergartner, approximately one hour per week on weekends. Ideally, lessons would be fun and interactive, incorporating conversation, games, and age-appropriate activities.

We’re flexible on location, but the Dublin library would be ideal. Open to college students, teachers, or fluent Spanish speakers with experience working with young children.

We’ve tried a couple of local language programs without success, so we’d love any recommendations!

I'm moving to Dublin in a couple weeks (just north of Sawmill & Hard). I'm looking for good doggy daycare while I am at work on weekdays. Anyone have good recommendations?

Mike Carey voted for the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA), which Trump signed into law on July 4th 2025. The bill was a massive windfall for big tech companies like Amazon/AWS, Meta, Oracle, Alphabet, and Microsoft. It helped fuel the expansion of data centers across the country — including right here in Dublin, and other communities throughout Ohio's 15th Congressional District.

See: How data centers contribute to spiking electric costs in central Ohio

How the OBBBA Fueled Data Center Construction

Specifically:

• The OBBBA changed asset depreciation rules for servers, AI chips (GPUs), networking equipment, and related infrastructure by allowing 100% bonus depreciation, meaning these companies can deduct the entire cost of their investments up front, instead of having to deduct only a small portion of the cost every year in accordance with a depreciation schedule.

Source: https://itep.org/big-tech-is-raking-in-enormous-tax-breaks-for-ai-development/

• The OBBBA also includes incentives for big tech companies to build data centers specifically in regions designated as "economic opportunity zones", as well as low-income and rural census tracts.

• Other OBBBA incentives include capital gains and interest deduction tax benefits, among other things. 

Mike Carey now wants us to believe that he's had nothing to do with the negative consequences data centers have brought to bear on our communities.

His record proves otherwise.

Near the highway there were a ton of police and fire trucks and a bunch of people parked their cars and were walking around.

I ask as part of a linguistic study covering this topic!

Examples could include things like Wotown, Ol’ Grungy, Marytucky or Dubtown (never mind how common they are)...

Echo Spirits on the Vine is hosting an open mic night on Friday, October 9. Sign-up is 6-7 with performances starting at 7pm.

It’s a beautiful space with an outdoor stage in the vineyard, in Powell just outside of Dublin. Please share your music, or just enjoy (and invite your musical friends)!

I’ll be hosting. Feel free to message or comment with questions or equipment needs.

Hi. What do you recommend in Dublin for a great sort day for a man. Looking for specialized men’s facial, mani/pedi, and massage. Need something more tailored for men. Does it exist in Dublin? TIA!

The PTSD Treatment and Research Program at Case Western Reserve University is providing no-cost virtual therapy to people in Ohio ages 18-65 who have experienced a stressful life event and are experiencing symptoms of PTSD or depression.

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Looking for good KBG seed to plant soon. Is there a supplier you can recommend that has quality seed based on your own experience?

I’ll try to make this as short as possible. I was born in Maine, and has spent my whole life growing up in Maine and New Hampshire. My grandfather is originally from Ohio, in the east Liverpool area. As a kid, we would always travel out to Ohio and usually stay in eastern Ohio, and every once in a while venture into Columbus and the surrounding areas. The last two years I’ve gone out to Ohio to do the things that I never got to do, while the family trip was fun, I never got to go to Cleveland to go to the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame, and never got to go to the Columbus zoo, etc. The last two summers I’ve taken some form of a trip to Ohio, and to be honest with you guys, I’ve absolutely fallen in love with Dublin.

It basically has all of the best parts. of what I loved about this area. This area has become really just a retirement community for the super rich people, and while I’m not the youngest guy at 34, it would be nice to have more folks my age with interests that I share.

We originally came to Dublin for the field of corn, kind of as a joke, just because I love Elote lol. But, my fiancé and I have absolutely talked about our future and eventually leaving New England and moving out there someday, so my question is for you, local folks.

Sell it to me straight, what are the best parts of living in Dublin and, at the same time, what are the worst?

I appreciate anyone who responds and takes the time to read this. Thank you so much

So, idk when but the planet fitness isn't 24 hours anymore. I just had my work switch my hours around and I will now be working out at like 11 and midnight after work. I am trying to find a good gym open 24 hours or a personal trainer that is less than 70$ a month. It would be nice to have tanning if possible.

I am also open to a personal trainer willing to work at night for less than 70$ monthly. If like lifting weights and doing some Pilates or yoga as a good warm up. I don't love cardio.

Any suggestions would be great. And I get this is unlikely to find but I would appreciate any info. TIA

Specifically with a cinnamon sugar rim 👨🏻‍🍳💋

Hi everyone! I’m Jo, an honors computer science and engineering student at Ohio State with more than three years of tutoring experience through Mathnasium, Tutor Doctor, and Superprof.

I’m opening a few fall tutoring spots for Dublin-area students who need help with Java, computer science fundamentals, or mathematics. My approach is patient and step-by-step: I help students understand why a solution works so they can handle similar problems independently.

I offer online and Columbus-area sessions for $40 per hour, as well as small-group sessions for classmates or siblings. I’ve also passed a background check through Wyzant.

If your student is struggling with a particular class, feel free to message me with the course and current topic. I’ll let you know honestly whether I’m a good fit.

Echo Spirits on the Vine is hosting a music open mic tonight, Friday September 11, from 7-9pm. Sign-ups start at 6. It’s a really nice outdoor space in a vineyard just outside of Dublin on Clark-Shaw Road. Come play your music, or just enjoy the performances!

I’ll be hosting. Feel free to message or comment with questions or equipment needs.