Topic: local government officials

Building Permits Are Fewer, Value More In '70 Than Year Before

City Gets New Court Prosecutor

Worthington Officers Promoted To Sergeant

Sgt. Earl Houser Named Liaison

Ordinance No. 47-71

Named Administrator Of Taxation Here

George Shapter Is Head of OCMA

Ordinance No. 62-71

Council Expresses Appreciation to Resigning Clerk

Elected to Council

All Local Incumbents Returned To Office

A Man of Many Hats

Worthington Citizen of the Month

City's 1972 Budget Passed By Council

Olentangy School Board

Seeks to Remain Prosecuting Attorney

Issuing a Proclamation

IRS Busiest ON Mondays, Fridays

Chamber of Commerce Presents Brochure

Paul Cotter Retires After 30 Years at PO

Worthington Voters To Vote On Issues And People May 2

Editorials

Council Asked To Provide Employees With Health Care

Employee Benefits To Be On Council's September Agenda

Charles Hannigan Is State Examiner

Promoted To Captain

New MDC Member

Letters to the Editor

Postal Employee Retires At 61

Appointed Law Director

City to Provide Hospitalization For Employees

City Clerk to Retire Next Month

Council Approves 1973 Budget And Salary Increases

Proclamation

Ordinance No. 79-72

Alan Norris named to House committees

Sympathy resolution for Donald E. Miller

Two receive oath

City gets engineer

Letters to the Editor

Ordinance No. 61-80

Council extends salary, considers cable boxes

City manager resigns

Prosecuting attorney's opinion says city cannot dissolve Sharon Township

Elder is named acting city manager

Ordinance No. 72-80

Letters to the Editor

New captain honored

Mayor Ford steps down

Council approves pay raises, tables increase in parking

Ordinance No. 103-80

Increase in city office space will prompt 'musical chairs'

Ordinance No. 4-82

Ordinance No. 38-82

City hires finance director

Judge is honored

Judge honored

Ordinance No. 57-82

Earns CMFA designation

Ordinance No. 91-82

Taylor resigns MDC post

Ordinance No. 106-82

Ordinance No. 107-82

Dietrich named to MDC

Ordinance No. 21-83

Going out in style

Police Department is shaping up

Ordinance No. 48-83

Zimomra to stay

Brennan won't seek re-election

Ordinance No. 76-83

Ordinance No. 98-83

business people

Ordinance No. 102-83

20-year resident named to Rinehart cabinet

Ordinance No. 60-84

Zimomra to remain city service director

Streets: evaluating their condition

Ordinance No. 83-84

City's first female service director is first on the job

Advanced telecommunications now serving Worthington

Petree takes oath

Ordinance No. 107-84

Ordinance No. 102-84

Worthington city staff routinely violates administrative regulations

Ordinance No. 26-85

Ordinance No. 50-85

Ordinance No. 60-85

Children Services levy backed by local leader

All area incumbents returned to office

Council hears agency funding requests

Ordinance No. 126-85

Ordinance No. 134-85

City Council announces appointees

Ordinance No.

Prosecutor works for people

Appointed Clerk of Court

Ordinance No. 72-86

Ordinance No. 91-86