Topic: ballot issues

Schools make community strong and successful

Don't blindly follow union, newspaper choices

Send CARE package away

Education dollars benefit entire community

Schools a great investment

School issue might be missing in absentee booklets

District taught us to challenge, ask questions

Vote 'No' to protect our district's future

Don't repeal school levy

Unite, don't divide district

Perry Township police levy: Voters to decide fate of 3.3-mill levy

Police receive reports of political sign thefts

Levy supporters deserve credit for student success

Levy request reflects lack of financial accountability

School tax repeal defeated

Hasbrouck, Best Bressman are elected to school board

School funding issue won't go away in near future

Election Day behavior was intimidating to voters

Zoning board members don't ignore residents

School improvements are a journey, not a race

School district's spending plan changes once again

2001 was a roller coaster rider for Worthington schools

Car tax issue friends, foes put campaigns in high gear

Car tax supporters outspend opponents by nearly $70,000

Ban opponents say council ignored ventilation systems

Residents need safeguards offered by smoking ban

Ban assumed too much about nonsmokers in bars

Even with cuts, library spent funding responsibily

Countywide ADAMH levy passes

COTA will ask for painless tax increase

COTA committee works to get word out for Issue 7

District gets the word out

Voters can learn about bond issue at two October forums

Vote yes on Issue 5 and reject Issue 4

Issue 4 offers Ohio sesible smoking policy

Officials hope session's poor turnout is good omen

Issue 14 a quality investment for residents

Know your smoking issues when you vote Nov. 7

Choose Issue 5 over Issue 4 to keep smoking ban

Issue 3 benefits business owners, not students

Issue 7 tackles transportation's future

City council votes to endorse COTA's 0.25-percent sales-tax

City Council throws support behind Issue 5, opposes Issue 4

Issue 4 prevents action against genuine health risk

Worthington joins other area cities in promoting Issue 5

Voters will see through smokescreen of Issue 4

District leaders field questions from handful of voters

Pass Issue 5, reject Issue4

Issue 2--Amendment would allow minimum wage to grow with inflation

Issue 3--Approval would authorize 7 gambling areas, 2 Cleveland casinos

Voters must decide on district's bond issue Tuesday

Issue 4 allows consumers, businesses to make choice

Gambling supporters, foes square off

Ohioans should choose Issue 5 over Issue 4

Lhota: Issue 7 approval would enable COTA to add additional bus routes

Nov. 7 ballot loaded with four statewide issues

Landslide victory leaves district smiling

Ohio voters support stiffer smoking ban

Bond issue wins easily

COTA issue too close to call--until Nov. 21

Perry twp. voters approve police levy

Voters say no to gambling and smoking, yes to minimum wage

Despite passage, Issue 14 is too good to be true

Communities brace for new smoking ban

Issue 5 signals further erosion of civil liberties

Franklin County voters lift COTA to win

Arguments against bans don't hold any water

Voters understood exactly what issue 5 accomplished

Ban in place, smoking fight still not snuffed

Issue 14 offers help to frail senior citizens

Issue 14 is both humane, practical

Senior Services levy approved

Group's mission: Inform, encourage district's voters

Tough times do not reduce need to support students

School levy falls hard

Issue 1 passage also provides new capital funds

City can't provide today's services at yesterday's cost

Making the case for, against issue 1

Kids' quality education shows schools are worth it

Quality of education is at risk if Issue 49 fails

School district has no more fat to be trimmed

District gives great education and is worth levy investment

Issue 49 is a fair deal to community

Volunteers stump for school levy

Not perfect, but it's a successful district

Families need the money schools are asking for

Consider reactions when making levy decision

Won't some levy proceeds fund employee contracts?

School District may not be sharing residents' pain

District levy campaign in full swing; voters speak out

District's quality education makes it worthy of levy vote

'Yes' vote will protect important district programs

Children's education more important than vacations

Cuts if levy fails would be devastating to schools

Arguments against levy do not present convincing case

District provides education well worth 'yes' vote on levy

Schools' superior education helps make area attractive

Failure would fail community

Slide to mediocrity would begin with levy failure

Concessions are appreciated