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Famed pianist returns home for benefit concert

First neighborhood grants go to four groups

New sidewalks, landscaping OK'd for CVS

Worthington weekend: a whirlwind of activities

Rain can't dampen spirit at local Relay for Life event

New format to help council analyze capital improvement spending

Tony Smith, son of Nicole Gnezda and Gary Smith dies in accident

Price of school lunch continues to rise

Young brothers arrested for Colonial Hills burglaries

Slate Hill will cut into school year for IB teacher training

Sculpture, speeches kick off construction of Arts Center

Parade, fireworks,fun on tap for Fourth

Former Worthington educator Bill Lane dies at 85

More tenth-graders pass OGT on first try

New center ready to fill growing need for family counseling

Council approves lease of Annex to Worthington Arts Council

Ex-dean at TWHS alleges discrimination

Taste of Worthington can fulfill your culinary fantasies

Posey family home is one stop on sunday's home and garden tour

Discrimination allegations denied

Allmon studio gallery nearly ready to open

Record crowd has good taste

Council split over future of Huntley Bowl

Consultant lauds airport complaint system; critics say ESA did not complete full task

One store opens, another to close

Jason's almost ready to open doors to the public

National travel writers to make stop in Worthington

MPC wants to look at its role in planning city's future

Board: Parents must pay tuition

Huntley Bowl holds deep meaning for Lance Bollens

Schools, city, library townships share auditor's surplus

Trainer trades in good life for dogs' lives

Police investigating hit-and-run death

First arts center board of trustees is appointed

Schools rank high, district average on report card

Sharon Twp. cop faces charge of drunk driving

Kilbourne ready to step into busy band season

Schools are ready to welcome students

Travel writers visit downtown worthington

Downtown shops to exhibit works of young artists

19 buildings fixed up during summer

Staff off to rousing start of 'best school year yet'

Worthington mosquitoes test positive for Weast Nile Virus

Schools are rated excellent, after all

Two cartoonists from the class of '78 are named distinguished alumni

Thomas Worthington gets new classrooms, labs, storage

Playground,tennis court upgrades slated

CIC to look at future of 752 building

Bird sanctuary will be 'promise kept' to Amy Clark Bader

Market Day will have something for all

Council aims to improve recycling effort

Road project on track, but cut back

Scouts dig in to help with rain-garden project

For a change, head to Old Worthington Quarter on Friday night

Cafe, shops not out of picture for 752 building

Community returns to normal after storm

Smokey Row Children's Center celebrates 25 years

Survey says: schools have good reputation, teachers, curriculum

City loooking at redevelopment in area

Limbs still at curb? City will be there soon.

14 seniors named National Merit semifinalists

Crowd shows up to hear Carole King stump for Obama

Board to vote on teachers' contract Monday

Condo to be sold at Sheriff's auction

New Albany sells city enough salt for winter

Vision 2020 should include bike paths, playgrounds, market

Board approves teachers' contract

Health care plan may save the district $3.8M by 2011

ARB: Caffe Daniela's festive outdoor lights can stay

'Go-to guy' Cynkar steps down after 25 years with schools

Public invited to discuss airport noise

Summer market to end, but indoor version to return

Ohio EPA-ordered sewer repair price tag is $6.7-million

Muslim author to address Mayor's Prayer Breakfast

School administrators get 2.85% raise

Traffic being detoured as S.R. 315 overpass is repaired

ARB rejects Holiday Inn signs with no reservations

Mingo: clerk should have experience in courthouse

O'Shaughnessy ready to take her skills to county level

City joins Dublin, Delaware County in venture

New signals to alternate traffic flow at Wilson Bridge overpass

'Safety' cited as reason to close schools on election day

Conrath, McCuen get raises, contracts

Airport study looks at solutions to noise problems

Students, professionals interact at career fair

Veterans Garden dedicated at Flint Cemetery on Nov. 11

School deals with death of student

Speaker says prejudice was evident during presidential campaign

Council wants budget to be 'mean and lean'

Students 'harvest' pennies for charity

TWHS dean suffers injury in fall

Open house, sales, events cater to local shoppers

Farmers market comes back to town on Sunday

'Affordable art' sale planned

knapke tapped for interim position

Council OKs raises, chisels at budget

Council axes money for school crossing guards

Council takes a cut of Convention and Visitors Bureau's surplus

Collegues praise Cynkar as he ends tenure

Water bills may rise if surcharge OK'd