The Dublin Jerome High School, Dublin’s newest high school, wanted to embrace the city’s Irish heritage to nourish the students’ curious appetite in the Celtic name. They designed the scripting of a traditional Celtic knot with wide cloth banners, which symbolized the...
Children with special needs often are faced with roadblocks when it comes to community playgrounds. Mobility challenges and vision impairment can hinder them from taking advantage of neighborhood swing sets and slides. The City of Dublin, along with local businesses,...
In 2006, several senior citizens who had grown up in Dublin shared their life experiences with third and fourth graders at Wyandotte Elementary. They laughed, cried, and inspired the students to want to give back to the community and preserve these precious memories...
The Dublin Community Church is a historical community landmark that dates back to 1877. With time, the building has endured the environment, weather and age. Recently, members of the Buildings and Grounds committee of the Church noted deterioration to the steeple and...
For several years, the Dublin community has been fortunate to have many organizations that support youth self-esteem, such as Fairy Godmothers, a non-profit public charity. Their main mission is to collect and provide new or gently used formal gowns to junior and...
For anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one, it can be a hard and lonely road to recovery. A little encouragement can go a long way in easing the feelings of confusion and sadness that are part of the grieving process. A local non-profit community agency,...
