Columbus City Council

Gun control; Feeding the underground economy

I share the concerns

Councilwoman Bradley, 'new' law anger gun lobby

Legal claim snarls the sale of parkland: Homewood claims right of first refusal

Portman opposes RCC money

Controversy made mayor defensive, council members say

Whitehouse prefers head-to-head matchup; Banker Buk eyes City Council seat

Kennedy won't blindly accept explanations; Inquiry into police transfers may continue

Officers tell council they were devastated by transfers

Greer keeps options open in push for council

Politicos: GOP better off with black, female candidates

Portman will bend on council appointment

District sues housing developer

DeMoss may face fight to represent Dems; Council ticket still up in the air

Start with the lobbyists

Questions Griffin selection

'Bear' hearing turns into circus

Democratic council candidates to stress track record

GOP turns to fresh faces for council campaigns

Officials question need for planned review

Mud starts flying in race for Griffin's seat; Council Dems bypass county party

Capital improvements schedule still up in air

Community leaders will keep their eyes on Griffin; Sinno won't run in November

Two displeased by Griffin choice

Habash confident about his election chances; White: DeMoss is threat for Bradley

Lashutka, council Dems won't rock the boat; Incumbents don't rally behind their party's challengers

Coleman opens door to end council run; Longtime councilman still undecided about re-election bid

City officials get first glimpse at campaign reform ideas

Council won't debate RCC leader's salary

Group opposes church: Council will discuss project

Fisher won't use complaint against Griffin

Council digests campaign finance reform ideas

Greer drops out of City Council race

McCleary blasts Coleman for central city committee; City councilman defends his record on urban issues

Council Democrats not always in step with their party; DeMoss candidacy underlines ongoing tension

Independent commission may get more 'teeth'

Griffin frustrated by hearing delay

Kennedy: Reform may have to wait until after election

Council: We'll hold Trade Point accountable; Group seeks $150,000

Truants may be sent to drop-in center

November vote: Far North rec center not in bond package

'Graffiti' idea displeases paint people

City's bond issue request nears $240 million

Council unlikely to tackle toplessness before election

Truancy battle plan still on schedule for fall start-up

Fisher promises to fight for residents

Griffin active since appointment to council; Griffin: City can handle mandatory recycling

Lashutka worries about his re-election campaign first; Republican council hopefuls don't expect money from mayor

Motil remains confident candidate despite setbacks; Motil says council needs his construction experience

Rinehart helped GOP candidates raise bucks

Lashutka won't sign council's anti-graffiti law; But he won't veto it, so new measure still will take effect

Coleman leads council's pack in abstaining from votes

Fisher gets some Tuttle heat

Obetz says he can take council to next level; Obetz makes promise to empower neighborhoods

DeMoss depends on experience; DeMoss: Columbus must get along with neighbors

Bradley: I'm council's 'voice of the people'; Bradley keeps her priorities simple

Habash wants to be recognized for hard work

Preisse promises to be surprise; Preisse: City must help restore neighborhoods

Ohio Pen work could begin next spring

Council candidates polled on recycling plant; Some candidates pushing for more recycling

Council, full term; Re-elect all four

Council, unexpired term; Choose Griffin

She will confront the issues

Council incumbents rake in cash; Lashutka laps Moss in fund-raising race

Columbus scrambles to limit lead poisoning

Pooper scooper law could return

City doesn't sweat federal shutdown - yet

Bohm/NBBJ withdraws abatement request

Far North gives theater good reviews: Unanimous vote allows Crosswoods rezoning

Fisher wants to hit ground running

'Mystery' solved in expensive council campaign

FNCCC oks Rite Aid rezoning at Worthington-Galena/Park

Lashutka hopeful SWACO will get flow of control

Portman archives show gumshoe flair

Council keeps cable stations alive despite conflicts

City trips on punitive sidewalks legislation

Doyle crosses council's line with outburst

Police prepared to use drug-sniffing dogs in schools

FNCCC calls rare closed session

Coleman doesn't want door to be shut on pen talks

Columbus to prioritize capital projects

Council OKs development despite objections

Negotiations with firefighters hit snag

Many Easton businesses might get 10-year tax break

Pen pollution study finally OK'd

Worthington pleased Columbus committed to DARE

Forecast shows Columbus' financial growth slowing

Zoning decisions irk neighborhood group

Columbus to branch out in developing infrastructure

Columbus promises services if annexation amended

Thurber pleased with residents' lobbying efforts

CDC rejects recommendation

Contract could trigger pen demolition

Last-minute compromise seals yard waste deal

Hiring freeze helps city trim projected deficit

Widening of clogged Sawmill Road planned for 1997

'Santa Maria' dead on course for city's budget

FNCCC accepts storage units

Habash presses cable station to open meetings

Coleman, Lashutka share their visions for 1997