HDC Blog Ziti the Noodle Dog Returns to Limited Competition! Ziti's Welcome Back Card from the Gated Dock (left) and smiling on a bench at a park HDC Looks Back on Working with Gabe Hays and Wallace Pancher Group L: The Wagon House after exterior improvements and addition of a brick walk. R: Belmont County Courthouse HDC Starts Work on a New Project in North Olmsted Front corner and rear corner of the Old City Hall in North Olmsted, Ohio HDC was awarded HDC Says Goodbye to 10 Years of Artifact Curation HDC's shelves before and after a visit from MCX-CMAC Between 2009 and 2012, HDC conducted archaeological investigations Work Continues on the Gardner House View of the south basement looking are fireplace and chimney supports HDC’s work at the Historic Gardner Homestead in Worthington Ziti Continues to Recover from Surgery Since February, Ziti goes to Medvet for rehab twice a week and once a month for acupuncture. She is also Historic Preservation and Public Housing HDC’s initial involvement with public housing started in 1993, when a Black developer asked us to prepare HABS documentation of HDC’s Past and Current Work with MKSK One of the best parts of our job is the partners we get to work with and learn from. HDC Mount Zion Baptist Church Unveils Mural HDC president Charissa Durst recently attended the rose window mural unveiling at Mount Zion Baptist Church on Juneteenth. HDC has Making Historic Buildings Accessible On a recent episode of WOSU’s All Sides with Anna Staver experts in historic preservation discussed the difficulty in making HDC President Charissa Durst is a Guest on WOSU All Sides On June 18, 2024, Charissa Durst was a guest on WOSU’s All Sides with Anna Staver on a segment titled Ziti the Noodle Dog Retires from Competitive Dog Sports When Ziti suddenly had trouble using her rear legs, an MRI revealed multiple areas of intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), a 1 2 3 … 11 Next »
