Worthington Suburbia News (SNP)

Workers hit street again this summer

Hugs and hustle

Schools focus on fun for final days

Dandelion whine; Anything growing without permission is The Enemy

Thank you for your good deed

Is the trash plant dead? It is costing a lot to find out

Will someone step up to the plate? Aging guidebook is ready to print

Jubilee event raises $23,000

Money means lots of smiles

Flower sales benefit charity

Thanks for diabetes efforts

Post-prom fest sets a record

Twig event benefits hospital

Asbury trims nearly $1 million from proposed budget

Porta will remember his final class fondly

Test delays four seniors' celebration

Lee, Roman call it quits coaching the Wolves; Both started Kilbourne programs

Injured girls 'have a long way to go'

Numbers don't tell entire proficiency test story

Warriors save best for state meet

Cards boys relay team takes state championship

Dykes avoids trouble, takes third place in state

Postseason honors heaped on Trott

Police close book on one rape case

Cards replacement for Hamilton looks familiar

Worthington Inn strives for relaxed atmosphere

Sickles extends network to Washington, D.C.

Tournament volunteer says the work could make a book

Mills mall entices officials with projections; Columbus in middle of negotiations

Cellular One commits to new site

Officers' hearing still on hold

City to prioritize public crime control needs

Minor changes improve accident-prone intersections; City gets bang for its buck, official says

Perry signs new deal with firefighters; Annual raises average 4.9 percent

Odyssey of the Mind travelers

Cheering them on

Parents sue principal, others, over treatment of 12-year-old son; Officials: We properly handled student with ADD

Wound up

Cemetery board begins studying possible Walnut Grove expansion

Worthington may lower property taxes again

Council doubles bed tax to beef up bureau

One way or another; Parents will decide what they want

It will be hard to move on

You must practice to be good

Please mow the ballfields

Band will miss him

Prom event is popular

Board OKs $68.2 million in spending

Donated Japanese flags flown to honor children

Northrup proud of recent grads

A father's lesson; Pass it on to your children

Grads share job, money worries

Worthington Legion team returns tough nucleus

Budget process is complicated process

Wolfe planning for retirement

Graduates forecast challenges, successes; Some say parents' level of prosperity may be out of reach

Worthington Summer League better than ever; Jackson, Trent and Van Exel all return

Wolves mark will be hard to match

Cards OCC title topped winning year

Cards posted year of tremendous track success; Smith, Beattie voted coaches of the year

Signing on the dotted line

Trustees consider options for Rosslyn Avenue repairs

College-bound

Velie to attend Wright State

Truants may be sent to drop-in center

Ohio Railway Museum ready to roll once again

Perry residents seek info on waste control district

Coleman says he'll end long council career; Chosy tosses his hat in ring again

FNCCC sets stage for new dinner theater

Former executives hang up ties to start Claybaker's

Backstage at Disney: Bringing magic to life

Bethel Methodists unveil new facility

Lashutka talks up decreases in city's crime rate; Opponent Moss says he could do better

Civic groups get fired up over traffic suggestions; Proposals anger NWCA, FNCCC officials

'Mr. Pastie' makes Upper Arlington his home; Meatpie maker eyes Midwest for product

Hard Road retirement condos proposed

Obituaries

Worthington PTA honors Reflection winners

Dixon named Cards MVP

Engagement announcements

Hoover ready for new challenge at McKinley; Former Westerville North coach is Canton's choice

Library lines up contractor; New branch won't be ready to open until early 1996

Signs of summer

Lindsay new WKHS principal

Church story is not accurate

Porter proposes new sidewalk program

Mound with a view

Proper focus in Rost case is the children

Opinions vary on attention disorder

Try A Premiere Playhouse

Business support program

It is a question of fairness

High school students ace art competitions

The A Team deserve praise

District prepares to move on textbook purchases

Books are costly, Sonedecker says

Dewey Wins! ... almost all the time

Four-division alignment is approved for OCC; New format goes into effect for 1997-98

Kilbourne's Lower switches jobs, not schools

Cards Lavender named scholastic All-American; Grad also Worthington Hall of Famer