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Open Source: Are there hiking clubs in and around Delaware County?

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By Taylor Henninger Verified
| Delaware Source
Editor’s Note: This story started with a reader question submitted through Open Source, our platform for community-driven reporting. Have a question of your own? Click here to submit. DELAWARE — Delaware County is home to two state parks, 13 Preservation Parks sites and five nature preserves. Most of those feature miles of paved and/or unpaved trails perfect for hiking.
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New Delaware Chamber president Susie Bibler outlines early priorities for members and expansion

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By Taylor Henninger Verified
| Delaware Source
DELAWARE — Only four months into her new role as president of the Delaware Area Chamber of Commerce, Susie Bibler is already making progress on her goals for the organization. Bibler took over the position in March from Holly Quaine, who served as president of the chamber for 18 years before passing the baton. However, Bibler said she didn’t come into this role to make changes for the sake of making changes — everything she does as chamber president is to improve the services for members.
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Delaware County Transit adopts RTA structure to support growth, expand county service

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By Taylor Henninger Verified
| Delaware Source
DELAWARE — Delaware County Transit plans to serve more of the county with a Regional Transit Authority now overseeing growth rather than a board from a county system. The organizational change, approved by county commissioners on Monday, does not have any impact on current operations, but positions the agency to better respond to growth. The change is in response to the growth in ridership and the growth of population, according to Delaware County Transit Executive Director Andy Volenik.
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