Dan Williamson

Youth cleanup program now being analyzed

Buckel disagrees with two Pryce votes on the budget

Economic power key to black freedom, Farrakhan says

Republicans won't focus on council races until '95

Citywide recycling program only interests 5 percent

Sawaya, Hays asked to continue leading COSI move

Dempsey offers self as conservative alternative to Pryce

Kennedy calls tough truancy talk political puffery

Pryce, Buckel differ on NAFTA, agree on family leave

Columbus officials prefer countywide smoking ban

Pryce's Democratic challenger Buckel a gun lobby ally?

Board opposition delays proposed tax abatements

Buckel says it's time to tax prostitutes

Lashutka plans to push forward to develop arena

Lashutka: Bill won't buy more cops

Changes needed before city can adopt two-year budgets; Lashutka, Coleman support idea

Taxes unpaid; houses up for sale

Rumpke trucks skip recycling supporter's house

Abatements: City, school board both wait by the phone

Portman: Recycling effort start-up glitches will fade; But he still wants mandated program

City, state officials negotiate COSI lease

Two charter issues mostly ignored

Commissioners Pleased with Senior Options

City's refuse division counts on more money in 1995

COSI, zoo depend on public support in different ways

Councilmen: Riverfront cash depends on details

Portman adopts more open stance on abatements; But says his mind is unchanged

Charter campaigns remain low-key

Party heads pick close calls

Shafer: Decision mine to make

Lashutka opposes Battelle application - or does he?

Columbus is unique in offering private recycling services

City moves forward on compromise for truancy law

Council wants accountability from RCC

Race is on to fill Lazarus' Columbus council seat

GOP turns attention to council

Wanetic chosen to oversee COSI relocation

Finance reform group focuses on contributions

Espy undecided about another run at Lashutka

CRC officials seek expansion

Council likes most of mayor's budget

Pseudo-public group will be accountable, officials say

Residents prefer dropping off recyclables; Curbside subscribers hover at 5 percent

Councilwoman Bradley, 'new' law anger gun lobby

Habash takes over critical Safety Committee

Mayor will run again if son, 7, says it's OK

Sensenbrenner: Fire inspector unfair; Dutko: Safety of children comes first

Portman opposes RCC money

Controversy made mayor defensive, council members say

Silent Lashutka still supports arena

Whitehouse prefers head-to-head matchup; Banker Buk eyes City Council seat

Kennedy won't blindly accept explanations; Inquiry into police transfers may continue

Greer keeps options open in push for council

Politicos: GOP better off with black, female candidates

Moss' mayoral campaign depends on Espy

Lashutka: It's time to finish some projects

Portman will bend on council appointment

DeMoss may face fight to represent Dems; Council ticket still up in the air

Police building may still meet goal

'Bear' hearing turns into circus

Officials question need for planned review

Mud starts flying in race for Griffin's seat; Council Dems bypass county party

Capital improvements schedule still up in air

Officials: City dealing with snow better now

Developer, city pull abatement request from table

Two displeased by Griffin choice

Some solicitations are unauthorized; Columbus raises money to benefit homeless veterans

Group recommends spending limits on mayor's race; Contribution caps also suggested

Habash confident about his election chances; White: DeMoss is threat for Bradley

Franklin County experiences power surge; Statehouse delegation ready for brand-new responsibilities

Skateboarder's idea taken seriously

Nyce frustrated with city's CFL response

Lashutka, council Dems won't rock the boat; Incumbents don't rally behind their party's challengers

Few residents have joined city's recycling program; Clintonville beats out other areas in recycling

New public safety director won't hide from questions; Rice won't look into Jackson transfers

City officials get first glimpse at campaign reform ideas

Council won't debate RCC leader's salary

'Water' land purchases nearly finished

Conservation efforts please water officials

Fisher won't use complaint against Griffin

Council digests campaign finance reform ideas

Greer drops out of City Council race

'2000' group wants to make things better

McCleary blasts Coleman for central city committee; City councilman defends his record on urban issues

Columbus looks into increasing recycling opportunities; Rec centers may be used as recycling sites

Outspoken member of COTA board tenders resignation; Susan Lhota had opposed plans for an income tax levy

Council Democrats not always in step with their party; DeMoss candidacy underlines ongoing tension

Independent commission may get more 'teeth'

Griffin frustrated by hearing delay

Lashutka speaks, misspeaks on national news show

Kennedy: Reform may have to wait until after election

Columbus maps out plan to improve information access

RCC economizes on hunt for director

Fall COTA issue no sure thing

City exceeds minority hiring goals, Caprio says

City develops new planning commission

O'Brien: Hiring black attorneys a top concern

Council: We'll hold Trade Point accountable; Group seeks $150,000

Arena task force seeks to 'flesh out' plans; Group also studies financing options

Recycling program, nearly 1 year old, likely to be renewed; About 11 percent of the population takes part in the voluntary program