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Upper Arlington offers free suicide prevention training Sept. 21

Upper Arlington will host a free 90-minute QPR suicide prevention training at the Bob Crane Community Center on Monday, Sept. 21, teaching residents how to recognize warning signs and connect someone in crisis with help.

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Grandview Chocolate Walk returns Oct. 8 with 26 local stops

The Grandview Heights Public Library Foundation's 12th Annual Chocolate Walk will send ticketholders on a walking tour of 26 participating businesses on Oct. 8, with $25 tickets benefiting the library foundation.

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UA Community Foundation benefits from Grandview Yard Race

The Upper Arlington Community Foundation again served as a beneficiary of the OhioHealth Grandview Yard Half & Quarter Marathon and Purple Heart 5K on Aug. 23, with registration fees and donations supporting the nonprofit's local programs.

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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.

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