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The official newsletter of Tartan Fields Homeowner’s Association
April 2009
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TARTAN FIELDS BOARD OF DIREC TORS
© 2009 Neighborhood Networks Publishing, Inc.
Bill Kloss
President
[email protected]
Don Griffin
Treasurer
[email protected]
Teri Slick
Architecture Review Board
[email protected]
Jon Fligner
Vice President
[email protected]
Tartan Fields Property
Manager
NAI Ohio Equities, LLC
605 S. Front Street
Columbus, OH 43054
Angel L. Gee, CMCA, AMS
Manager
614-939-8600
[email protected]
Jason Taggart
[email protected]
I M P O R TA N T P H O N E N U M B E R S
SCHOOLS:
614-764-5913
Dublin city Schools
614-873-7377
Jerome High School
614-798-3569
Grizzell Middle School
614-798-3570
Eli Pinney Elementary
614-733-0012
Glacier Ridge Elementary
LOCAL NUMBERS:
614-939-8600
NAI Ohio Equities LLC
740-833-2810
Delaware County Sheriff
937-645-4100
Union County Sheriff
614-368-1911
Fire Concord Township
614-722-2000
Children’s Hospital Main
614-554-8000
Dublin Methodist Hospital
614 889-1112
Dublin Police
614-760-1600
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Dublin
UTILITIES:
740-833-2240
Del Co Water
800-633-4766
Ohio Edison Electric
800-344-4077
Columbia Gas
800-344-4077
SBC
614-833-9155
Waste Management
614-481-5320
Time Warner
DISCLAIMER: The paid advertisements contained within this magazine are not endorsed or recommended by N2 Publishing.
Therefore, this group may not be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies.
AREA DIRECTOR John E. Zimmerman
[email protected]
614-207-3589
COLUMBUS AREA EDITOR Monika Torrence
[email protected]
CREATIVE TEAM Robb Hotchkiss
Christie Joyce
Erich Nickens
PHOTOGRAPHY Adam Squier, Squier Photography
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Neighborhood Watch
On Thursday evening, January 26, The
Glen of Tartan Fields held a meeting
at the Tartan Fields Golf Club to see if
there was enough interest in starting up
a neighborhood watch program. Deputy
Ron Vogal and Sheriff Walter Davis of
the Delaware County Sheriff ’s Office
came to the club and spoke to about 50
homeowners about home safety and a
block watch program.
The main idea of a block watch program
is the reporting of anything suspicious in
your neighborhood. Who is better qualified to decide what is unusual- the residents or a deputy who may drive through
once a day? The phone call you make to
report suspicious activity could be the dif-
ference between preventing a robbery or
your starting over from scratch.
No block watch member is expected to
patrol in the wee hours of the morning
or intervene in a crime being committed.
Your job is to simply report suspicious
happenings as you go about your daily
routine.
If you have spare time and would like to
join our program, we need a few more
block captains. A block captain is a communication liaison in the community
that will deliver information to other
neighbors in the event of a crime. A
block captain could be contacted by the
Sheriff ’s Office and asked to check the
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residents for information. If interested,
please call the Sheriff ’s Office at 740833-2810.
Involvement by all is encouraged. The
national average of participation in successful watches is 60%. With spring just
around the corner and everyone being
outside more, more houses and garage
doors will be open and unlocked, which
is just an invitation to any stranger who
may be driving by. When the economy is
bad, crime increases. Let’s do our part in
keeping the great neighborhood that we
live in safe.
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Located in the Dublin
Community Recreation Center,
The Abbey Theater of Dublin
will present The Rainbow Fish
April
Saturday, Apr. 18 – 1 p.m.
Rainbow Fish
With her lovely coloring and shimmering scales, the Rainbow
Fish is used to being the most beautiful creature in the ocean.
So when the other fish ask her for some silver scales, she refuses.
How can she sacrifice the one thing that makes her so unique?
Will some good advice from the wise old Octopus persuade
the Rainbow Fish to share her gifts with those around her?
ArtsPower has turned Marcus Pfister’s bestselling book into a
delightful and touching musical about the value of sharing true
friendship with others.
Recommended for ages 5 & up, tickets: $7 adults, $5 children
& seniors. Tickets are available at the door or in advance at the
Dublin Community Recreation Center or by calling 614-4104550. Checks, cash and major credit cards are accepted.
Dublin Arts Council - Please join us!
DAC’s annual Garden Party fundraiser
will be held Friday, April 3rd, 6:30 to
9:30pm in the OCLC Kilgour Building
Atrium in Dublin, hosted by Honorary
Chairpersons Carolyn and Jack Pigman.
NBC 4 anchor, Colleen Marshall, will
serve as Master of Ceremonies.
Support Dublin Arts Council by shopping at the Garden Party’s silent auction,
featuring Brittany, the CW star, and a
variety of offerings including sports and
entertainment packages, fine dining experiences, artworks and more.
For details, please visit
www.dublinarts.org/gardenparty/index.
html
Dublin Community Recreation
Center - School’s Out
Not sure what to do with your kids when
school is out? Fill their day with arts
and crafts, sports, games and swimming
at the Dublin Community Rec Center!
We maintain at least a 10 to 1 camper to
staff ratio. Bring a sack lunch and pack
a swimsuit and towel. An informational
packet is available at http://www.dublin.
oh.us/recreation/camps/index.php. An
authorization form must be completed
and returned to the DCRC two weeks
prior to date of enrollment.
Dublin Youth Athletics
DYA is a community recreation and travel sports organization providing programs
for over 3,300 youth participants in Dub-
lin, Ohio. The organization is the joint
effort of parent volunteers (including over
500 parent volunteer coaches), the City of
Dublin Recreation Services Department,
and the Dublin City Schools. For information on spring registration, please visit
their website at www.dya.com
Community Bike/Walking Path
Information
Its getting warmer and you’ll soon be
pulling out the bikes or going for long
walks. Take the whole family out on a
path around beautiful Dublin. Extensive
paths are available. For a map see http://
www.dublin.oh.us/recreation/bikepath/.
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Resident Recipe
Ravenous
Bourbon Steak Marinade
¾ cup packed brown sugar
1 cup Jack Daniels
1 cup pineapple juice
2/3 cup soy sauce
4 cups water
1.Combine brown sugar and Jack Daniels, stirring until sugar is
dissolved
2.Add remaining ingredients, stir together
3.Place steaks in a 9x13 inch baking pan. Pour marinade over
steaks and let sit for at least 24 hours in refrigerator.
4.Grill steaks to desired temperature
Great for London broils or beef tips for kabobs. You can use
marinade as a basting sauce to help flavor foods.
Have a recipe to share? Please send it to
[email protected]
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“Private Events”
Looking for the perfect place to host your upcoming birthdays, anniversaries, showers or wedding?
At Tartan Fields Golf Club, we understand the importance
of a well-executed event and we will assist you in every way
to make sure that you and your guests are happy and have a
memorable time. Contact Stacy Stevenson, Events Coordinator at 614-792-0900 x265 to inquire about availability!
“Golf Tournaments”
We still have a few dates remaining this season for your Corporate or Charity Golf Tournaments. Contact Stacy Stevenson at 614-792-0900 x265 today for more information.
April Events at
Tartan Fields Golf Club
Wednesdays: Family Pizza Buffet Night 6pm-8pm
Sunday, April 5th: Palm Sunday Brunch 10am-2pm
Sunday, April 12th: Easter Brunch 10am-2pm
Friday, April 17th: Wine Dinner 7pm
Saturday, April 18th: Men’s Opening Day, Fashion Show and
Event Drawing (Golf )
Sunday, April 19th: Ladies Opening Day (Golf )
Friday, April 24th: Party on the Patio
Sunday, April 26th: Swim Team Kick-off and Apparel Day 4pm
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Council Meetings, ‘It’s Happening’
Now Streaming Online
The City of Dublin is now offering its
government access cable channel content
online.
additional functions, including the ability
to link from the Council agenda directly
to that portion of the meeting video.
effective online formats, including blogs,
interactive media and social networking
sites.
That means that City Council meetings
and episodes of the “It’s Happening in
Dublin” news magazine show are now
available on demand on the City’s Web
site, www.dublin.oh.us. Archives will be
available of all shows starting in 2009.
The video should run seamlessly and
without delay via high-speed internet
connections.
“This allows us to offer the same program
to everyone without significant additional
cost,” Edwards said.
“This also will allow people to access an
archive of past meetings and shows, starting with 2009, from anywhere, any time,”
Edwards said.
Dublin Time Warner customers can still
watch DTV content on channel 6 or
9, depending on their service. Council
meetings are broadcast at 1 and 7 p.m.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. “It’s Happening in Dublin” and content from Dublin City School District
airs from 1 to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 11:30
p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
“Until now, we’ve offered podcasts of the
audio from Council meetings and segments of ‘It’s Happening’ on the Web
site, but this is the first time we’ve had
streaming video of the meetings,” said
Bruce Edwards, City of Dublin Web
Designer/Editor. Soon, the City will add
Previously, DTV content was only available to Time Warner customers in Dublin. The new service is part of the City’s
ongoing efforts to expand communications efforts into less expensive and more
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The Tartan Times is for you and about you and your Tartan
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If you have photos or other information you’d like published,
please send it to Monika Torrence at [email protected]
and we’ll be sure to get it in a future issue.
We have several editorial templates available to make it easy
to submit a story. Just fill in the blanks and we’ll turn it into a
story!
Here are some story ideas.
Resident Recipe – submit a favorite recipe, one you get a lot
of compliments on. These can be desserts, appetizers, specialty
drinks, entrees or anything else you like to make!
Business Beat – many of you own a business. Let us feature
it and write about what you do and how you got into it. Your
neighbors want to do business locally and the more they know
about you the more likely they are to come to you.
Athlete of the Month – a student or adult athlete is featured
each month, any sport from football, baseball, lacrosse to figure
skating, dancing or karate!
Family Spotlight – this is a place to talk about your family or
highlight a new family that has just moved into the neighborhood.
KIDS 2 KIDS – if you’ve got a budding journalist we want to see
what they can write! They can submit poems, stories, articles
about friends, information about a cool new hobby, sport, school
activity, etc. They can also interview other kids. Let them get
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playmates. More information about the Tartan Fields Directory
will be included in the May issue of The Tartan Times.
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Your phone number, cell phone number too if you like
Email address
Kids names and ages (ex. Emma 9, Sam 4)
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After the holiday decorations were packed away, did you feel
like your home was missing something? All the bright lights
and colorful wrapping papers added a certain warmth and comfort to your home.
So how do you accomplish these feelings in your home without
the holiday decorations?
As an Interior Designer, we achieve these same feelings of
warmth and comfort with the finishing touches. These touches
are pieces like accessories, artwork, accent pillows and window
coverings.
You can change the look of a room by adding colorful accent
pillows to a sofa or a new window treatment that allows more
natural light into your room, as well as adding more color to the
walls.
Selling your home this spring? How do you make a lasting
impression that sets your home apart from others in your market?
It is not an easy process for all home owners, the transition from
home owner to home seller. You have to change your mind set
when putting your home on the market. Your home now needs
to be a showcase that a buyer can imagine themselves living in
and raising their family.
What is the best way to achieve the “Showcase” image? The
home needs to feel and look like it is in brand new condition.
This means freshly painted walls, clean carpets, and an overall
less is more concept. Kitchen counters should have very little
clutter and storage spaces should show that there is still room
for more items to be added. Depersonalizing your home is a
must.
So you love these ideas but feel that it is too overwhelming to
accomplish on your own. Will hiring an Interior Designer be
too costly?
With the time and effort you save from the advice and expertise of an Interior Designer it will be the best money you have
invested in your home.
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if a friend or relative needs
financial help,
do it the right way
With consumer credit numbers and housing foreclosure rates at
all time highs, there may indeed be someone close to you who
needs financial help.
It could be a tough decision. Perhaps that person has had a
spotless credit record and has been hit by a perfect storm of
events – a lost job or sudden medical bills can destroy a person’s
financial future in a few short months. Of course, it could also
be someone you love who has not had the best financial record
and a simple jump in their monthly payment for their adjustable-rate mortgage might be all it takes to send them over the
edge.
way to give the lender a better deal than CD rates and a borrower a significantly better deal than a bank, but it involves a
binding agreement and both sides being informed about the
consequences of breaking it.
Can you and your friend or relative discuss money honestly?
There’s no more loaded a topic than money, and with some
people, the mere suggestion of the topic can bring guilt, resentment and in some cases, anger. Discussing another’s money
problems and offering help has to be planned, and to some
degree, rehearsed.
So here are some questions to ask yourself before you lend a hand:
Will your attitude about this person change? Money is a big
window into a person’s life – you may have been friends forever,
but once you get a glimpse of a person’s financial circumstances,
you might see them differently or possibly feel you know too
much about them. Helping someone close with money can definitely change the balance of power in a relationship, and if you
value the relationship, you really need to know if your perceptions will change about the person if you offer help.
Can you afford this to be a gift? Anytime you help a friend or
relative, it’s wise to consider the possibility of never being paid
back. If you can’t face the possibility that you will never see
this money again, don’t offer it. Talk to a trusted financial or
tax adviser about your financial flexibility to assist someone in
trouble.
How does your spouse/partner feel about you offering help?
In the best of relationships, couples sometimes fight over the
help and support one might offer their friends or members of
their family. It is always wise to discuss all of these issues with
a spouse or partner before an offer of financial help is made. It
might uncover financial needs at home you never knew you had.
Is there some other help you can offer besides money? If a person has a sick relative and they can’t afford respite care or if their
home has undergone damage due to a storm, can you donate
elbow grease or some other relevant support besides cash? If you
can offer help in a way that actually cuts a friend’s or relative’s
costs and saves them time, that could be more relevant in the
long run.
What if the one in need of a bailout is a prospective spouse
or partner? This can get really dicey, or it can be a sign of how
strong the relationship is. It’s not uncommon for prospective
spouses or partners to have credit trouble or face financial problems when losing a job or facing health issues. Couples need to
set financial ground rules as part of starting a new relationship,
and clearing the air about financial worries is a good step going
in. Couples should exchange critical financial information and
credit reports as a way of dedicating themselves to responsible
financial behavior for a lifetime.
So what do you do? It was Shakespeare who wrote, “Never a
borrower nor a lender be,” and he definitely had a point. Money
has a way of gumming up the works in a relationship, even
when relatives and friends are scrupulous about paying back.
Why? When you’re helping someone, you’re losing cash flow.
Would you know how to structure a private loan? Private loans
between friends or relatives require documentation and the
advice of a financial expert such as a financial planning professional can be helpful in this case. Loans can be structured in a
This article was provided by the Financial Planners Association of Central Ohio (FPA)
www.fpacentralohio.org.
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Chili Cook-Off
The Moberger Family
Congratulations to Mark and Tracey
Lechner for winning the Chili Cook-off
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Joyce Bohl and Darlene Pape
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Tartan Valentine’s Day Dinner
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William and Elizabeth Watts
Steve and Julie Kambeitz
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Sunset Walk And Woof
10 Fri 8 p.m.
Bring your canine friend on a 2.5-mile
hike. Meet at bulletin board near picnic
shelter at mainpark entrance
Woodcock Watch
17 Fri 8 p.m.
Take a 1-mile hike and scan the fields for
the aerial courtship display of the American woodcock. Meet at bulletin board
near picnic shelter at mainpark entrance
Cavity Nesters Tram Ride
25 Sat 2 p.m.
Enjoy a tram ride and look for bluebirds
and other cavity nesting birds. Meet
at bulletin board near picnic shelter at
mainpark entrance
Amphibian Night Ride
25 Wed 8 p.m.
Take a tram ride to the wetlands and
listen for frogs and toads on a walk along
the wetland boardwalk. Bring a flashlight.
Meet at bulletin board near picnic shelter
at mainpark entrance
Senior Tram Ride: Vernal Pool
29 Wed 11 a.m.
Learn about vernal pools and the breeding habits of salamanders on a 45-minute
tram ride. Meet at bulletin board near
picnic shelter at mainpark entrance
Sunset Astronomy
26 Sun 8:30 p.m.
Look at planets and
stars using telescopes and binoculars, with astronomer Jay Young.
Meet at bulletin
board near picnic
shelter at mainpark
entrance
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Featured properties may not be listed by the office/agent presenting this brochure.
All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed. We would like to thank
Tartan Fields Residents Jon & Pam Kirk for providing this information.
Address
Style
SqFt
Beds
Full Bath Half Baths
Parking
Days on Mkt List Price
Sold Price
7204 Rob Roy Dr
2 STORY
3740
5
2
2
3 CAR GAR
174
$439,900
$410,000
7230 Brodie Blvd
2 STORY
3870
4
3
1
3 CAR GAR
206
$499,900
$432,000
9914 Archer Ln
2 STORY
3701
4
3
1
3 CAR GAR
174
$494,900
$450,000
5362 Gordon Way
2 STORY
3582
5
2
1
3 CAR GAR
18
$524,900
$469,000
7778 Tillinghast Dr
2 STORY
3130
4
2
1
2 CAR GAR
518
$499,900
$500,000
7744 Tillinghast Dr
2 STORY
4782
4
4
1
2 CAR GAR
198
$549,900
$540,000
6701 Brodie Blvd
2 STORY
4
4
1
3 CAR GAR
4
$547,627
$566,305
7038 Rob Roy Dr
2 STORY
4000
4
3
1
3 CAR GAR
15
$595,000
$575,000
7703 Tartan Fields Dr
2 STORY
5100
5
4
1
3 CAR GAR
17
$662,500
$620,000
10076 Archer Ln
2 STORY
4354
4
3
2
3 CAR GAR
29
$659,000
$629,000
9177 Tartan Fields Dr
2 STORY
5300
5
5
0
3 CAR GAR
249
$735,000
$690,000
10309 Mackenzie Way
2 STORY
6109
5
5
1
3 CAR GAR
306
$1,000,000
$927,500
7020 Rob Roy Dr
2 STORY
6345
5
4
1
3 CAR GAR
127
$999,000
$955,000
8264 Tillinghast Dr
2 STORY
6268
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4 CAR GAR
221
$1,075,000
$1,000,000
9016 Tartan Fields Dr
2 STORY
7200
5
4
2
3 CAR GAR
18
$1,260,000
$1,075,000
6940 MacNeil Dr
2 STORY
8624
5
5
2
4 CAR GAR
143
$1,550,000
$1,430,000
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Tartan Fields Resident Business Guide
To find out how to get your business listed for FREE - email John at [email protected]
Corporate Apparel &
Promotional Products
M! Specialty Advertising Inc.
Ken Mlicki
614-435-1429
www.mspecialty.com
Custom Murals
“Painted Dreams” Custom Murals
Larissa Swayne
614.783.6416
[email protected]
DESIGNER JEWELRY
Baubles
Elaine Renaker
[email protected]
614.792.7989
EQUESTRIAN
Highmark Farm Ltd.-Equestrian
Amber Mustafaga
614-395-7188
[email protected]
creating style by using the colours of your world
Financial Planning
Pension Design Group
Dave Schafer
614.789.9472
[email protected]
Smith Barney – The Stewart Group
Jeffrey L. Stewart
614-798-3212
[email protected]
This Award winning interior design team can make
building and relocating to a new home or office effortless.
Specialising in turn-key Interior Design
Color Consulting • Window Treatments
Blinds • Furniture • Artwork
Accessories • Wall Coverings
www.coloursbydesign.com
614.496.0385 • 614.496.2801
Steinhaus Financial Group
Richard J. Martin
614.431.4305
[email protected]
FITNESS
Fitness Spectrum
Matthew Hickey
614-425-5016
www.FitnessSpectrum.com
FITNESS & NUTRITION
Individual Fitness Solutions
Julie Schoch
614-390-7139
[email protected]
HANDYMAN
Benetti Woodworks
Joe Benetti-owner
614.441.3497
[email protected]
Home Decor
Just So Home
Susan Lehman
614-793-HOME
www.JustSoHome.com
INSURANCE
Haughn & Associates, Inc.
Michael Haughn, President
614-789-6800
www.haughn.com
Whalen Insurance Agency, Inc.
Tim Whalen
[email protected]
614-764-0966
Interior Design
Colours by Design
Jodi Homsi
614.496.0385
www.ColoursbyDesign.com
Lorraine Curley Interiors
Lorraine Curley, ASID - Owner
614-791-0600
[email protected]
REAL ESTATE
Brad Yates
Manor Homes
(614) 841-1800
[email protected]
Investments
Ken McMahon
A.G. Edwards
614-221-8371
[email protected]
Carrie Klingel
Coldwell Banker King Thompson
614-565-3284
[email protected]
Runnymede Capital Advisors, Inc.
James Arnold
614.457.6096
[email protected]
Chryssa Gartner
Dominion Homes
614.402.3269
[email protected]
INVESTIGATION PROTECTION
RECOVERY
State of Ohio Licensed Investigators
614-878-8200
[email protected]
www.belayusa.com
Dee Ann Couche
Coldwell Banker King Thompson
614-923-2700
[email protected]
MEDICAL SPA
Spa Medico
614.798.8990
www.spamedico.com
Other
Dublin Elite Martial Arts and Boxing
Saul Hernandez, Owner
614-572-3020
www.dublinelite.com
“Every Dog’s Day” Dogsitting
Fran Call
614-761-2424
[email protected]
Locker Soccer Academy
Steve Locker
614-760-5522
www.lockersoccer.com
Jon & Pam Kirk
Remax Premier Choice
Direct: 614.791.2011
Email: [email protected]
Taggart Management & Real Estate
Services LLC
Jason Taggart
614-876-4848
[email protected]
TRAVEL AGENT
Creative Vacations
Patty Frazier
614-792-0220
[email protected]
Wine Tasting Parties
Wine Shop At Home
Barbara Humphrey
[email protected]
614-799-9464
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Ever wonder where to eat next? Wonder no more – here’s a great Dublin restaurant guide!
Dublin Restaurant Guide
AMERICAN
BISTRO
First Watch Restaurant
6768 Perimeter Loop Rd.
614-799-2774
La Chatelaine French Bakery & Bistro
65 W. Bridge St.
763-7151
Hoggy’s
7509 Sawmill Rd.
614-791-8661
LaScala Italian Bistro
4199 W. Dublin Granville Rd.
614-889-9431
Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse
6360 Frantz Rd.
614-717-2828
CAFÉ
J. Liu’s Restaurant & Bar
50 West Bridge St
718-1818
Mary Kelley’s Restaurant
7148 Muirfield Dr.
614-760-7041
Matt the Miller’s Tavern,
6725 Avery-Muirfield Rd.
614-799-9100
Oscar’s
84 N. High St.
614-792-3354
Rusty Bucket Corner Tavern
6644 Perimeter Loop Rd.
614-889-2594
Stoney River Legendary Steaks
5000 Upper Metro Place
760-9811
The Turn Tavern & Grille
7383 Scioto Parkway, Powell
740-881-9082
Scioto Reserve Country Club
Open to the Public
Biddies Coach House
76 S. High St.
614-764-9359
Tucci’s
35 N. High St.
614-792-3466
Vincenzo’s Convenient Elegance
6393 Sawmill Rd.
614-792-1010
MEXICAN
Vaquero’s Mexican Restaurant
6771 Dublin Center Dr.
614-659-0779
PIZZA
Morgan House
5300 Glick Rd.
614-889-5703
Bridge Street Pizza
16 E. Bridge St.
614-761-3169
CHINESE
Enrico’s Pizza & Restaurant
5788 Frantz Rd.
614-766-6900
Café China Inc.
6796 Perimeter Loop Rd
614-799-0855
P F Chang’s China Bistro
6135 Parkcenter Circle
614-726-0070
Shanghai Lily
6161 Glick Rd.
614-789-9330
Iacono’s Pizza & Restaurant
9303 Dublin Rd.
614-766-0444
Rotolo’s Pizza
6485 Perimeter Dr.
614-764-3750
PUB
Windchimes Chinese Restaurant
5742 Frantz Rd.
614-792-0990
Brazenhead
56 N. High St.
614-792-3738
ITALIAN
Digger & Finch
6720 Riverside Dr.
614-889-8585
Moretti’s
5849 Sawmill Rd.
614-717-0400
Sumeno’s
7400 Sawmill Rd.
614-791-0939
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To place a FREE classified, submit new listings to www.n2pub.com by the 28th of the month. Click on “Submit Information” then
“Items for Sale” and fill out the required information.
FOR SALE: 02 BMW 325i, silver, premium pkg, moonroof, excellent condition, $13,995. 740-815-8587
BABY SITTER NEEDED! We are looking for a sitter
for our 16 month old daughter in our neighborhood
or vicinity. 8-5 M-F in your home. Please call if you are
interested! Dena 740 881-3256
FOR SALE: Two green pottery barn kids retro rockers
for sale. Never been used. $50.00 each. Call 614-7981422
FOR RENT: Sanibel Island, FL house (Yellow Bird is her
name) located on the quiet east end of the island (lighthouse end) for rent. Pool with hot tub, 2 bedrooms on
first floor with an additional sofa sleeper. 614.738.9284.
WANTED: Someone who loves kids and can be consistently available to babysit during meetings for mothers
(every other Friday, Sept.-May, from 9:00a.m.-noon).
Please contact Anne Spillman at 614-336-4203
FOR SALE: Whirlpool Microware-white. 6 years old.....
works great...mounts over stove. $50...OBO. 740-9179437.
FOR SALE: Decorative and functional copper accessories for the home and garden. Check out www.gooddirections.com for products. Call Tim at 614-789-0478
for questions and pricing.
BABYSITTER: 13 year old St. Brendan School honor
student with two years experience available for babysitting in Ballantrae neighborhood. References available.
Please call Megan at 614-659-9320.
WANTED: Looking for experienced full time nanny 5
days a week for 9 mo old son and 3 yr. old daughter. Exp
with cpr, developmental delay. Comfort and experience
giving meds with reliable trans. Please call 614-7981422. Jennifer Keener
FOR SALE: Never-used Honda “mini” tiller for sale at
$200. Call Jim Squeo at 562-2357 or 791-9312. 5729
Bonaly Ct
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DOG GONE WILDLIFE SOLUTIONS
Skunks
Raccoons
Squirrels
20% off
Services
614-778-8131 www.wildlifesolutions.com
Moles
Birds
Bats
Snow Removal Offered : Are you a Senior Citizen or someone needing help with snow removal? Call
Jim Squeo (5729 Bonaly Ct) at 562-2357 or 791-9312.
He will be glad to help out!
BABYSITTER NEEDED: We are in need of a full-time
sitter for our 3-month-old daughter beginning in March.
Experience with infants a must. If interested, please call
614-507-0701.
FOR HIRE: Summer Nanny! I am a freshman at Ohio
State from Dublin. I am looking for a part-time summer
nanny position. I love kids and have a lot of experience
with every age. Please contact Maggie at 614-5306247. I hope to meet your family soon!
FOR HIRE: OSU junior is interested in babysitting! I
have a big heart for kids and lots of experience. I have
weeknights, weekends, and some weekdays available. My rate is $10 an hour. Please contact Bethany
at 561.578.1958. I look forward to meeting with your
family!
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