Steve Gambini

Council approves FOP contract - with misgivings

SWACO, Mid-American agree in principle to settle suits

SWACO may count on more help from city

Feeding a white elephant; Columbus may foot the bill

SWACO in need of massive repairs to survive; Layoffs, closings considered

Trash-burner may pit city against suburbs

SWACO board approves 25 layoffs

Anti-dioxin group may conduct own trash plant tests

Landfills could handle flow if plant closes

Underground railroad; Offering a new leash on life

Officials: Facts don't equate to fears

Pier One center's operations may increase 30 percent; Company seeks special trade status

Down in the dump? Let's find something fun to do

Columbus disposed of trash plant, but kept tax increase

Officials concerned about landfill's life span

Habash: Give neighborhoods trash can choice

Gun control; Feeding the underground economy

Columbus appears Philip Morris target; Smoking lobby brings big bucks to local campaign

GOP turns to fresh faces for council campaigns

Democratic council candidates to stress track record

Putnam's leadership remembered; Former Academy headmaster dies

SWACO tried to work out many problems; Authority trying to expand landfill

Failed rate change adds to suburbs' mistrust of Columbus; Water monopoly also plays a role

Columbus to pick up 'rent' on trash plant

Electric division fighting takeover

Pit stop at 27,000 feet

Dealing with those dirty little jobs; Mr. Pfeiffer works to keep his Central Ohio 'neighborhood' clean

Trash-plant bids gather dust while city waits for feds; Moss calls delay election year politics

City bond issues would pave way for many projects

COTA told to expand inner-city service or lose support

ACE gets boost from city's community policing fund

City's economy is best he's ever seen, Dorrian says

Council incumbents rake in cash; Lashutka laps Moss in fund-raising race

COTA's response brings Obetz back on board; Busing authority considers revising inner city plans

Columbus scrambles to limit lead poisoning

Some commissions struggle to find identity; Cable TV panel isn't even sure of its members

Rinehart is not first in traffic trouble

Pooper scooper law could return

Departments seek end-of-year cash

Portman investigates two recycling programs

Tax bills could grow like weeds; City may use tax bills to charge land owners for cleanup

Suspect's former co-workers expected trouble

The snow warriors; Columbus' finest plow drivers get a jump on Old Man Winter

Dobie rolling on the riverfront on first day; New corporation boss just in time for Pizzuti project

City doesn't sweat federal shutdown - yet

Bohm/NBBJ withdraws abatement request

Riverfront residential project set

Refuse division to buy trucks early

Columbus nears settlement record; County, city to settle lawsuit

Fisher wants to hit ground running

Columbus may seek new source of funds for employee training

Rosen brings together dog tales

Class-action dioxin lawsuit expected

'Mystery' solved in expensive council campaign

City seeks expansion of economic development zone

Psychic: Local officials to be hit by illness, scandal; He also sees defeat for OSU, victory for Clinton

City's commitments begin with soccer stadium; Sheir ready to fight tax issues

Struggle goes on to revitalize Linden district

There is no substitute for an alarm

Technology helps refuse drivers keep Columbus clean

Private money counted on for foundation of arena plans

Fisher's qualms hold up annexations

Columbus moves to revamp city's purchasing area

Arena critics: Use more private cash

Arena backers to focus on area's wants, not needs

Complaint dismissal raises concerns

SWACO still selling electricity

Portman: You can't fix City Hall's problems

Public Works spending climbs

Arena tax issues to wait until '97

Suburbs welcome Columbus' new EMS efforts

Miller to leave prosecutor's post with few regrets

Rock innovator McGuinn plays benefit Friday

Convention Center eyes expansion 3 years after opening

Lashutka hopeful SWACO will get flow of control

Columbus sinks $2 million more into 'virtual city'

Portman archives show gumshoe flair

Council keeps cable stations alive despite conflicts

City, school officials to discuss security

City trips on punitive sidewalks legislation

City ecstatic over phone, cable future

Doyle crosses council's line with outburst

Convention Bureau wants more money

New group to develop inner city

Service to customers way of life for Ward

Police prepared to use drug-sniffing dogs in schools

Intrastate control may save SWACO

Mayors speak out against state's annexation bill

Now Councilman Sensenbrenner must earn that title

Coleman doesn't want door to be shut on pen talks

Report: Convention Center should expand north

Columbus to prioritize capital projects

Columbus says Polaris concert noise is not a problem

Council OKs development despite objections

City prepared to declare war on mosquitoes

Statute doesn't apply to Burns

Negotiations with firefighters hit snag

Many Easton businesses might get 10-year tax break

Pen pollution study finally OK'd

Clock may be ticking on abatements in Easton