Bonnie Michael

Worthington woman vows to reform campaigns

Visitors Bureau sells Worthington

Slice of life

Letters can help preserve these historic jewels

Voters should support Issue 1

Cash flow slows for convention and visitors bureau

Council names board, commission members

Our schools will lose money

Michael, Chosy may seek seat

Worthington City Council; Pick Briggs, Chapman, Michael

Michael shares her message of public service

Michael taking campaign to people

Michael leads fund-raising race

She is a good friend

Four running for Worthington council

Michael, Chosy join Briggs on council

Candidate finds body during campaign

Council ceremony remains in limbo

New council initiated with fire from Fallon

Resident to busineses: Take this snow and shovel it

Council, Trustees to improve cemetery

Police sing blues over color of new cars

Color of crusiers give council 'blues'

MORPC hits road to pitch I-270 cooperation

Council honors longtime 'servants'

Former public servants honored by city

Council appoints charter review committee

Cite prepares for cable battle

Road work to top $500,000

New playground is 'dream come true'

Council endorses plans to shore up Walnut Grove

Michael questions 'nonresident' spending

COTA updates Council on efforts

Pool Board secures loan from City

Residents question new mayoral requirements

Council seeks technology grant ideas

Budget talks turn to city's accomplishments

Council seeks downtown details

Evening Street residents flood city council

Nextlink: City won't let us compete

Council likes initial Linworth Park plans

Michael wants board to buy Madison park land

Council considers land acquisition

City to develop parking lost east of High

Council, trustees agree to continue cemetery tax

Club celebrates 65 years

Council agrees to hear Sprint Lube's sign appeal

Continuing a tradition

Landers, Reilly enter race

Time crunch will keep Grant from seeking 2nd election

Columbus pleased with its skateboarding facility

Gazzara boosts school board field to seven

City voters won't have Election Day choices

Eight residents to vie for three board seats

Women's Club looks forward to next 65 years

Council asks staff to study city sidewalks

Worthington council approves new regulations for senior housing

Council to hear house expansion appeal

Worthington council finds Linworth Park bids acceptable this time

City Council welcomes Chapman's return

City Council awards Elder 4 percent raise

Worthington of the future focus for 1997's projects and actions

Porter says he's still busy despite retirement

Steering committee

Worthington has much to gain

Holiday luncheon planned

Michael again proposes economic development task force

Michael says possible rail station offers options

Three city council incumbents plan to seek re-election

Look of newspaper sales boxes upsets residents and council

Council OKs design for rec center project

City pondering sentencing change to OMVI ordinance

Council nixes Beth Tikvah expansion

Council OKs plan to buy building for police station

Council pondering spending reductions

Michael: Entryways need sprucing up

Incumbents plan to run for re-election to City Council

Four vie for seat on council

Duffey takes on the old guard

Fiscal stability, quality of life focus of Michael's campaign

Briggs, Chosy and Micahel for council

Budget, airport divisive issues at candidates night

Four seek the three seats on city council

Council candidate Bonnie Michael: We must be doing something right

Incumbents say they're ready to get back to work

Three city council winners say thanks for support

Council questions report on OSU airport

Budget approved; overtime funding restored

Council finds funds for Pingree

Council sets forum Sept. 12 on master plan

Council agrees to pay $185K to designer

I-270 construction project--Council decries paucity of details

Mock council offers look at Worthington's inner workings

Three incumbents will run for council

Chosy, Michael, Norstrom, Foust win uncontested council races

Michael puts federal grant requests into the right hands

Coucilwoman entreats officials in D.C.