Topic: legislation

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

Alan Norris seeks fairness for victims

Rep. Hughes wants change in adoptions

House Bill 111 makes receational district a possibility here

Norris supports new bill

State legislation may short school district of funds

Legislation may affect shools

Back to committee

State legislation discussed

Bill benefits small newspapers

Editor's corner

Board feels act could usurp power

Editor's corner

Petition filed against "group homes"

Letters to the Editor

Mock trials underway at WHS

Council hears comment on new sign legislation

Editor's corner

Editor's corner

Council votes to get tough with drunk drivers

Council enacts child restraint law

Letters to the Editor

Tougher drunk driving law reduces OMVI offenses 30%

Board of Education suppports legislation

Commission set for Bicentennial

Residents request conditional use law

School Board to hold special meeting

Deshler speaks on transfers

Mayors object to OMVI bill

Hotel parties concern group

'Win-win' process yields county plan for annexation

Annexation bill OK'd

School Board opposes bill

Residents get opportunity to speak out on Issue One

Laws could curb drinking parties

False alarms law may change

Proposed zoning law covers adult materials

City Council discusses improvement bonds

Council tables mad dog law

Council adopts vicious dog law

Budget cuts could delay Post Office construction

Editorials

Council considers training fire law

Council may get pay raise

MDC downs park fees

City may beef up demolition laws as more buildings come down

Weed law could threaten natural areas

House demolition raises need for new laws

Budget impacts catastrophic care

Concerned citizens file complaint

S.B. 218 eases levy pain

District backs modified S.B. 218

Board puts 9.7-mill levy on ballot

S.B. 218

Wylie Readies Bills for 102nd Congress

Take Vehicles From Drunk Drivers, Voters Say

District will lose big is SB 170 is passed

Watts predicts chaos if 170 becomes law

Suburban panel aims at Robin Hood bill: Kohler says group on target

Residents urge Board of Education to think globally in planning future

Funding bill gets defeated

County considers tattoo legislation

County group to OK tattoo rules

Officials to seek signatures for referendum petition

City may allow roadway solicitations

Thomas addresses chamber

Bill addressed unfunded schools mandates

HB 698 targets welfare reform: Committee hearing possible in next few weeks

Cuts threatened: Levy failure could cost jobs

Pep rally on Green to launch levy campaign

Ax to fall if school levy fails

Woods, Gazzara spar over merits of school levy

Pro-levy, anti-levy leaders face off: Asbury: operation is lean

Timko: System wasteful

WEA: 75 can't ne let go

Issue 43: Voters will decide on 6.4-mill levy Tuesday

Politics interfered with BZA vote-Gazzarra

Finance reform group focuses on contributions

'Robin Hood' in for tough fight

Tiberi seeks welfare reform

State proposal would cost district millions

Fields sets sights on Ohio house

Lawrence introduces bill to produce impact fee

Impact Fees are too late to help Worthington

Watts wants to keep focus on education

Lashutka hopeful SWACO will get flow of control

Michael: state government needs more businessmen

City trips on punitive sidewalks legislation

Four Worthington seniors yet to pass ninth-grade test

Mayors speak out against state's annexation bill

Legislation would keep more highway dollars in Ohio

Lashutka not interested in sharing chase cash

Northwest Task Force makes pitch to Lashutka

Lashutka keeps in touch with public

Agencies worry about welfare reform

Parents for Academics First promises to bounce back: Group has been quiet since failing to deliver petitions

Officials share insight on 'Robin Hood' reality; High court ruling didn't specifically preclude possibility

Experience may save lives

Water towers will keep out commercial, Thomas says