Worthington City Council

Lack of quorum means no vote on town-house development

Council OKs Simsbury Place amendment

Guidelines in place for UMCH site

Council: TIF may move ahead but not done deal

Commission chairman says city shouldn't purchase lodge

Income, costs poised to rise 1-2% in 2015

30-year TIF will help fund public projects

City leaders OK mobility study of Old Worthington

Council sets steps to organizations seeking city funds

New committee will focus on bicycle paths, walkway options

Complex deal: Slow growth prompts TIF amendment for Shops

Showe plans: City might entertain land buy for park

City should show vision, buy site for pocket park

City seeks members for bicycle and pedestrian advisory board

Citizens group pitches pocket park to public

Event: Public forum set for March 30

Pocket park: Citizens group draws about 40 to first meeting

Letters: Pocket park's value is measurable beyond dollars

Showe property: Council says no to pocket-park purchase

Some Crandall residents want sidewalks added

Letters: Council blew huge opportunity to maintain a little green space

Letters: Vote against park shows council members 'just don't get it'

Letters: Record is clear: Far more people favor than oppose pocket park

Letters: Council showed little regard for wishes of its constituents

Letters: Assertion that council isn't listening to residents is absurd

City's 'open process' benefits developers more than residents

Sale of UMCH site subject to concern

State Route 161: Repaving project set for 2016

Council may nip bamboo in city yards: Proposed legislation sprouts from multiple complaints by residents

Outdoor dining guidelines: City crafting policy related to alcohol

City Council favors stop signs as safety tactic

Approved bamboo ordinance focuses on confinement

Worthington City Council: Bob Chosy stopping at 20 years of service

Responding to UMCH plan: Council: We are listening, doing our jobs

Petition related to referendums: Group aims to provide more time in process

Worthington City Council: Letter will be sent on its way to LC

Letters to the editor: Negative attitudes expressed at meeting were disheartening

Letters to the editor: Listening would have council acting in line with sentiment

Letters to the editor: Dismissing real issue of project shows council isn't listening

FCBank benefits from tax abatement, grant

City shares letter regarding development

November ballot: Challengers stepping forward for council seats

Council calls for unity, sends issue to ballot

Settlement accepted for community center's roof issue

Council field has 3 seats, 5 candidates

Law director: Amendment is worrisome

Council needs to remember decisions have lasting impact

Law director's comments don't connect with initiative's intent

City Council member: Why I oppose the initiative

Council tried to reach out, seek compromise on referendum

Michael has regard for values, advocates for new ideas in city

Residents asked to prevent bad zoning, development decisions

Issue 38: Council officially opposing amendment

Wilson Bridge office building: Trivium to renovate site for medical complex

City's charter works; Initiative addresses the wrong problem

752 building: Sweet Carrot receives 10-year deal, set to discuss plan

Worthington City Council: Expense issues call for fund adjustment

Council reached new low with statements related to initiative

Michael deserves support; That doesn't go for amendment

Developer commits to preserving Masonic Lodge

Sweet Carrot plans: Owner makes commitment to respect site's history

Candidates to meet with voters Oct. 13

Charter-amendment issue: Trivium head: Passage could crimp development

Letters: Efforts for Masonic Lodge a 'shining moment'

Worthington charter: City preparing for 10-year interval review

City council backs TIF for medical complex

Letters: Michael's understanding of things that help city is needed

Letters: Michael: I support reasonable development, working together

City code opens zones for breweries

City's capital improvements: Proposed plan for 2016-20 kicks off the budget process

City Council candidates: Challengers differ on Issue 38, specific concerns

Council's stance on UMCH plan: Statement aims to allay notion of support

Sixty days would give time, so long subject could be forgotten

Michael has worked tirelessly, considered what is best for town

City Council candidates: Incumbents seek to use their experience in moving forward

Worthington City Council: Proposal pledging to table issues fails to satisfy

Letters to the editor: Brooks' city knowledge would help drive solutions on council

Letters to the editor: Chamber backs 30-day policy, encourages informed decisions

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 an urgent response to inappropriate development

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 should be carefully considered in light of legacy

Letters to the editor: Decision is clear, no to Issue 38 and yes to Michael on council

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would facilitate city's responsible development

Letters to the editor: Belief that people deserve to be heard leads to support of issue

Letters to the editor: Issue 38 would help preserve Worthington's unique character

Letters to the editor: Charter change issue should be defeated as unnecessary

Letters to the editor: Michael's leadership, work to understand issues, stands out

Letters to the editor: Issue about maintaining city's greatest asset, residents' voice

Election Day: Voters have final say on council, Issue 38

Campaign finance reports: Michael raises most among city council candidates

Issue 38 reaches finish as narrow winner

Worthington City Council: Newcomer Foust leads voting to join incumbents

Center membership fees: New rates will go into effect in 2016

Worthington City Council: Budget work starts debate over bureau

City reacting to charter issue

Foust ready for challenges, learning curve

Zaftig Brewing: License transfer will clear the way for move

2016 budget: Funding for safety services main variable: Although much is unchanged from 2015, the possibility of retirements will decide its safety service portion

Staff staying on track with search for manager: New economic development manager could be named by end of 2015 as other Worthington staffers fill the gap

City signs: Officials point to benefits of 2016 project

Pay raises discussed: Council hasn't increased wages since 1988