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Community

Latest reporting from the Community desk.

Two COTA buses traveling on a wet road surrounded by trees, with a cyclist nearby.

COTA open house gives UA residents final say on new bus routes

COTA hosts a public open house Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington, giving residents a final chance to ask questions about the new Line 30 Hilliard-OSU route and the Line 1 split and Dublin extension before both launch Sept. 7.

Free UA CARES Helpdesk returns Sept. 2 at Bob Crane Community Center

The UA CARES Helpdesk offers free, walk-in help for older adults and caregivers at Bob Crane Community Center on Sept. 2, connecting residents to food assistance, mental health services and home safety resources in the wake of the Aug. 11 storms.

Lou Berliner Park mostly reopens nine days after derecho

Lou Berliner Sports Park in Upper Arlington has largely reopened after the Aug. 11 derecho, with repairs nearly complete and scheduled events and tournaments continuing as planned despite a partial closure still in effect.

Marathon sends runners through UA; 20+ streets lose parking Sunday

Upper Arlington residents on more than 20 street segments must clear parked cars before midnight Saturday ahead of the OhioHealth Grandview Yard Half & Quarter Marathon, which sends runners through UA neighborhoods from 7 to 11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 23.

Two men in matching red cardigans smile in front of a City of Upper Arlington wall logo.

Filmmaker behind addiction documentary is UA city attorney's brother

Filmmaker Jeff Shulman, brother of Upper Arlington City Attorney Darren Shulman, will screen his addiction-recovery documentary *What It Takes* free at the Municipal Services Center on Thursday, Aug. 20, with a panel discussion tied to the city's Recovery Court.

UA opens food waste dumpster for storm-spoiled food

Upper Arlington placed a food waste dumpster at the Municipal Services Center for residents who lost refrigerator and freezer contents during the extended power outage following the Aug. 11 derecho; the dumpster accepts spoiled food only, not storm debris.

UA parents launch suicide-prevention nonprofit, 5K honoring son

Upper Arlington parents Melissa and Steven Edell have launched the Carter Edell Foundation and organized the Forward for Hope 5K at Thompson Park on Saturday, Aug. 15, honoring their 14-year-old son Carter, a Hastings Middle School student who died by suicide in September 2025, while pushing for policy changes in how UA Schools trains adults to recognize students in crisis.

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