Worthington News (SNP)

I'm voting for future generations of students

Use your common sense

I'll continue to ask questions concerning levy

Poor communication displays a lack of trust

Preserve our reputation

Pro-levy literature convinces me to vote 'no'

Proposed increase isn't as high as it looks

Read information with care

Candidates share anti-connector views

Stage program teachers diversity, tolerance lesssons

Board does a good job

Obituaries

Worthington is a 'Tree City USA'

'News' urges 'yes' vote on 6.29-mill levy

Marriage announcements

Support the school levy and send a message

Ag Day plants seeds for city, suburban kids

Police issue nearly 100 citations, on Route 315

CARE offers tax alternative

Levy opponents, proponents argue need for tax issue

Budget cuts outlined

Has Timko ever supported a school levy?

Passing levy will maintain district's high quality

Volunteers offer service with a smile

Newspaper editorial ignores many residents

Union switches tune on state tests, report card

Budget reductions are no big deal for schools

Kudos to animal hospital

Levy support should not depend upon perfection

We're glad to invest in our children

Closer look shows OSU costlier than Worthington

Focus should be on issues

Students will feel impact

There are many reasons to approve this levy

Will group still care if it sinks school levy?

Board tells Montana Mills Bread to change sign

Try a positive apporach

Council candidates discuss abatements, pedestrian issues

Worthington's Elder receives MORPC award

City planning new sources of water

Merchants say Pooch Parade good for business

Tree-planting honors Coleman, teaches lesson

Obituaries

Engagement announcements

Issue 12 makes sense to us

State's actions speak louder than its motto

Voters say 'Yes!' to school levy

Racial discrimination lawsuit trial against schools begins

Consumers hunger for all that's old

Dog groups thank Worthington for parade

Moms deserve spotlight every day of the year

State report cards only tell part of success story

Take advantage of slower pace our center city offers

Perry looking to appoint trustee

Class of 2001 deserves its own 'Celebration'

Letter carriers to collect food donations Saturday

Volunteers, businesses help event hit high note

Man sought for questioning has traffic trouble history

Police continue to monitor 315 traffic

Custodian accused of taking nude photos of girls

Promotions help closing of American Traditions

Engagement announcements

Obituaries

Booming family appreciates your support

Golden anniversary: Boosters group celebrating 50years of sports for area youths

Historic lesson

Deputies, prosecutor speak with attorney for SUV driver sought after fatal crash

Energy habits won't change until we get wake-up call

Fenton could use a class in sensitivity

Parents prepare for return of college kids

Settlement reached in discrimination suit against schools

Free concerts on Village Green start Sunday

Blame parents, not money

CPS does not deserve 'level' field it once had

Parents shouldn't host drinking parties for teens

Take some time to thank teachers

WKHS seniors deserve Celebration of Excellence

Fresh produce and folk music are staples at Farmers' Market

Engagement announcements

Obituaries

Marriage announcements

Exhibit gives students exposure, experience

Council approves advertising for bids for capital projects

Memorial parade and ceremonies are Monday

SwimInc.'s pools will be heated

Trial date June 5 for man accused of taking nude photos

Colorful Cardinal Day

Boosters gymnastics program is flourishing

Honorees know what it means to 'do' good

I will work on connecting with entire community

Lack of sidewalks on I-71 bridge will be dangerous

Vicious cycle of killing must stop

District has far to go in order to brag

It's time to abolish IRS

Myers is appointed as a Perry Township trustee

We honor fallen veterans best by living good lives

Rotarians say club is about local, global help

Obituaries

Riverlea should consider Worthington neighbors

Vote was one step in making district stronger