Chad Klimack
NewarkAdvocate.com
Pataskala, OH, United States
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Past articles by Chad:
New Pataskala police station project pushed into 2018
The city's efforts to build a new police station have been held up by higher-than-expected bids. Work will not start until 2018. → Read More
Group seeks input on bringing a teen center to Pataskala
A group consisting of local parents wants to see the city add a teen center and give kids something to do. → Read More
Long-running Ohio 310 interchange project nearing the end
Work on the Ohio 310/Interstate 70 interchange is nearly complete after more than a year. → Read More
Watkins Memorial High School unveils new drug-free club
Watkins Memorial on Sept. 12 held a public meeting to answer questions about its first-ever drug-free club. → Read More
History-themed walking tour returning to Pataskala Cemetery this October
The West Licking Historical Society is hosting another cemetery tour on Oct. 1 at Pataskala Cemetery. → Read More
Pataskala Antique Power Show rolls into Foundation Park
The annual Pataskala Antique Power Show will run from Sept. 22-24 at Foundation Park. → Read More
Summer flooding, recent hurricanes prompt local focus on emergency preparedness
Following summer flooding and two recent hurricanes in the south, Pataskala officials discuss emergency preparedness. → Read More
Locals work to preserve Monarch butterflies
Two Kirkersville-area residents are racing to save as many Monarch butterflies as possible. → Read More
Bridge replacement project to close section of Columbia Road for 75 days
A bridge replacement project on Columbia Road will close a section of the road for up to 75 days. → Read More
Pataskala completes bulk of 2017 paving program, but more projects on the horizon
Pataskala officials already are planning for the 2018 paving program after completing most of this year's program in recent weeks. → Read More
Water and Sewer district building new water treatment plant
Southwest Licking Community Water and Sewer District is building a new water treatment plant and a new water tower with an eye on the future. → Read More
Etna Township residents get $0 bills for trash pick up
Etna Township followed through on its vow not to charge residents for trash hauling services for the final quarter of the year. → Read More
Southwest Licking Local Schools unveils its new Early Learning Center
Southwest Licking Local Schools started the new school year by opening the doors to its new Early Learning Center, which already houses 100 students. → Read More
Residents can learn more about parks levy at upcoming meeting
The Pataskala Parks Advisory Board has scheduled a meeting at 7 p.m. Sept. 12 to discuss the parks levy on the November ballot. → Read More
Ohio 310 interchange scheduled to close for 18 days, starting Sept. 13
For the second time in a month, the Ohio 310 interchange is set to close for 18 days. → Read More
SWL Schools to share information about new drug-free club
SWL Schools is rolling out its new drug-free club at Watkins Memorial, and it is holding a meeting to share info on the program. → Read More
Pataskala officials discuss placing moratorium on future residential development
Pataskala officials have discussed the idea of using a moratorium to help the city better plan for future residential development. → Read More
A Pataskala officials has pitched creating a safe meeting space for online transactions
Pataskala officials are discussing whether it makes sense to set up a monitored area for residents to complete online transactions. → Read More
Licking Heights prepares to sell bonds to fund construction of new school
Licking Heights intends to $50 million in bonds to help fund the construction of a new high school. The sale is scheduled for Sept. 7. → Read More
Pataskala police arrest couple tied to home invasion
Pataskala police have arrested a Blacklick man and a Johnstown woman tied to a home invasion that included the theft of more than $14,000. → Read More