Dan Williamson

Watson: Levy needed to make COTA service usable

Community Relations director seeks independence

City to prioritize public crime control needs

Truants may be sent to drop-in center

Lashutka talks up decreases in city's crime rate; Opponent Moss says he could do better

Dewey Wins! ... almost all the time

Affirmative action; Officials: Local programs unaffected by ruling

City wants to squash sewer plans

Candidates promise to make ethics an issue

Commissioners doubtful about arena

Columbus to remove hazardous paint from old houses

COSI could be moved by summer of '98, architect says

Columbus gears up recycling education program

Debate brews over districts, truancy policy; City plans to focus only on CPS at first

'Graffiti' idea displeases paint people

City's bond issue request nears $240 million

Columbus to beef up fire services up north; Action comes as suburbs begin to limit automatic responses

Council unlikely to tackle toplessness before election

Truancy battle plan still on schedule for fall start-up

Focus turns to neighborhoods for Lashutka, Moss

D. Richard McFerson; Nationwide chief has no problem keeping busy; McFerson likes to talk business

Fisher promises to fight for residents

Griffin active since appointment to council; Griffin: City can handle mandatory recycling

Lashutka worries about his re-election campaign first; Republican council hopefuls don't expect money from mayor

Motil remains confident candidate despite setbacks; Motil says council needs his construction experience

Rinehart helped GOP candidates raise bucks

Lashutka won't sign council's anti-graffiti law; But he won't veto it, so new measure still will take effect

Columbus' AIDS rate ranks high

Coleman leads council's pack in abstaining from votes

Obetz says he can take council to next level; Obetz makes promise to empower neighborhoods

DeMoss depends on experience; DeMoss: Columbus must get along with neighbors

COTA lays groundwork for levy campaign

Bradley: I'm council's 'voice of the people'; Bradley keeps her priorities simple

Habash wants to be recognized for hard work

Preisse promises to be surprise; Preisse: City must help restore neighborhoods

Federal decisions could complicate city's budget process

Support begins trickling in for COTA tax increase

Columbus moves forward with fiber optic system

Purchasing plan would need administration's support

Ohio Pen work could begin next spring

The men who would be mayor -- Part I; Moss confident he's ready to take the next step

Dorrian knew storm water rates too high

Lashutka: City Year needs more local support; Mayor says he understands need for federal budget cuts

The men who would be mayor -- Part 2; Lashutka points to successes as he seeks re-election

Task force: Move purchasing division

Council candidates polled on recycling plant; Some candidates pushing for more recycling