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New mall owner looks for inspiration

Ghost tour tells tales of Worthington's living dead

Voters to elect Robinson or Duffey Nov. 2

Sharon Township asks suppoert for two police levies

Duffey wins district by slim margin

Lot split will allow 2 houses on Howard Avenue property

Sharon Twp. police levies win easy voter approval

More turnover and turmoil at UMCH as new director quits

Old restaurant will get new look, new use

HER office may relocate, but will stay in Worthington

UMCH shutters residential prorgam

City looks at TIF to aid center

City finally hires economic development manager

Smith, Ruth inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame

Council won't hear appeal of plans

MAC to observe 1st birthday

Council seeks another member

Drive-through food drive planned for city building

Pantry thrives due to generous community

City would take hard look at Riverlea annexation

Open house, tree lighting to usher in holidays

Board, council to hammer out TIF for Worthington Square

City ready to approve 30-year TIF

Classified workers to get 1.95% raise in '11

CIP plans: city to get new sewers, cop cars, flower baskets in 2011

12 apply for Duffey's council seat

Arts, tourism take bigger bites of city budget pie

Bonnie Michael retires briefly so she can access PERS benefits

Council to CVS: it's just not fair

Council thanks Jan Staats for her service

Jewelry store plans win ARB approval

City staff get 2.5% raises for 2011

City spending to be up 2% in 2011

Council to interview 4 candidates for Duffy's seat

Tim Dove named Ohio teacher of the year

Worthington Square mall deal is done

Kasey Burleson's generous spirit reflected in organ donation, toy drive

Family, friends surround Mike Duffy as he becomes state representative

Mauger closes chapter of Worthington city history

Antique show has a storied past of its own

Jim Mosic is the city's new top cop

New downtown restaurant will focus on seafood

Delayed cop contract reaches agenda

Find award-winning PR team at the library

Shoppers hungry for fresh food from farmers market

WKHS to offer I.B. program in 2012

Martin Luther King community celebration planned for Jan.17

City, township,county trying to address corner eyesore

Future of district program is uncertain

Staats worked behind the scene to promote market, downtown

Watts challenges audience to honor King through service

Batting cage, splash pad approver by ARB

Conrath, Duffey expect state to rescue Kindergarten-plus program

Be a good neighbor, one shovel at a time

Rockbridge moving to Perry; TRECA Capital may follow

New police contract includes pay hikes

Worthington wants to keep estate tax alive

Worthington Jewelers plan approved

Board ponders financial literacy question

Worthington Craft Guild shop reopens at Worthington Square

Management optimistic about local mall's future

Lions Club returns with swelling pride

Conrath: Schools must "refocus" to meet future Challenges

Mall will be big business news in 2011

Godown Park going to the dogs

Chamber survey: '11 will be a better year for business

Elections board certifies petitions

A number of private school students may miss the bus

HER plans move to downtown site

City to fix leaking windows at entrance to community center

Couple charged in theft of copper downspouts

ARB approves 'back room' sign for Rivage

Board to launch search for superintendent

Bank robber was in search of a home

Telhio looks for room at Holiday Inn

Chamber weathered challenges in 2010

Record crowds expected at 10th Pancake Day

Board declines to take stand on S.B. 5

Dunaway hops on schools' runaway retirement train

Sophomores look science in mouth to win Thomas Worthington event

Telhio allowed to build in Holiday Inn lot

Neighbors present appeal to council

ESC group to assist with search for new superintendent

Eyesore on 161 will be demolished

Smile! City not ready to use red-light cameras

Rybak, Campbell receive Good Neighbor Awards

Flint School demolished by Columbus

Sayama, Japan was shaken, not damaged, by earthquake

Council upholds ARB decision on addition to Oxford Street house

Kilbourne High students launch anti-bullying effort

Insight Bank may buy old Dalt's site

Unfamiliar state law prompts rush decision

Superintendent search firm seeks input on criteria

City sees $300K hit over two years if Kasich plan passes

Beth Tikvah team spells tricky, obscure words to win bee

115 city employees get $1,000 bonuses

Found markers restored, returned to Ferris

OJ House celebrates bicentennial anniversary

Godmothers try to make prom dreams come true

Loan lets work begin on shopping center