Worthington Department of Public Service

Water supply causes alarm: situation to be remedied soon-capacity of present plant inadequate

Relief in water situation soon

Water question solved

Water question before Council: residents of South Granby Street present petition for macadam roadway

Working to relieve water shortage: negotiations now under way to secure supply from Columbus

Water supply to be increased

Village government to hire one man in dual capacity

Board acts on water tank overflow, Mrs. Elmer Snouffer appointed assistant cashier

Notice

Local Waterworks Board Asks Patrons To Conserve Water Supply

Airplane Beacon Installed On Water Tower

Soft Water to be Used For One Month

Council Hears First Water Ordinance

Letter To The Editor

State civil service test announced

Village hit by heavy rain

Council has a sewer meeting

Council re-employs Arthur Amner

Changed announced in trash collection

Ordinance No. 26-60

Councilmen express appreciation of J. H. Taladay's services

Ordinance No. 34-60

Council restricts location of new filling stations

Ordinance No. 98-63

Service Department commended

City tries to clear all 55 miles of roads

Ordinance No. 1-70

Worthington's service building

Dedicating the city's new buildings

Ordinance No. 49-70

Editorial

Residents asked to bag their leaves

Leaf pickup thru Dec.

Salt trucks busy

Invention wins award, saves city money

New Service Director employed by city

Adoptive homes needed now

City capital improvements designed to save dollars

Editor's corner

Census Bureau needs workers here

City armed and ready to do battle with snow

City moving ahead on Highland buildings

Zimomra to remain city service director

Ordinance No. 83-84

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

City recycling program

Worthington Police prepare for weapons switch

Umbstaetter takes retirement to watch it snow, worry-free

City restates its yard waste rules

City crews have little trouble with first storm

City to collect hazardous waste

No rest for the weary

Water line breaks add to city winter distress

Worthingotn announces revised leaf collection

Jan. 1 water main ruptures called Y2K 'coincidence'

Worthington offers curbside leaf pickup

Mysterious oil slick closes Olentangy River Road for hours

Worthington getting ready for winter's snowy, icy streets

Rain causes minor damage

Snow, sleet keeps city crews busy

Street work expected to cost $858,000

City working to educate public on pollution issues

Snow crews ready for winter

Reduce energy consumption, winter heating costs

Snowfall puts city crews to the test

No rest for city's plow drivers during snow

City prioritizes road-repair needs, with southeast focus

City loses out on salt

City looks for ways to simplify recycling

City finds road-salt refuge in New Albany

Winter goes downhill for snow crews

City buys salt, beet juice to keep roads cleared

City Council looks to update waterlines

Residents to pay more or have less

Worthington gets it right when it comes to service

Be a good neighbor, one shovel at a time

City attacks ice, crosses fingers for warm temps

Rains bring more sewer overflows in city

City leaders hope grant will get sewer project off to good start

Worthington's well-armed snow crew ready, waiting

Worthington joins fleet-maintenance pact

Worthington assesing, cleaning up

Worthington council honors retiring Groth, Minister