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Amphitheater's had a long road

Concessions help coalition approve Epcon project

Wolfe lauded as powerful, caring leader

Columbus searches for soccer stadium answers

Council approves FOP contract - with misgivings

Columbus leaders frustrated by violent culture

Northland Mall loses Woolworth's, gains a food court

Portman won't oppose subscription recycling

Car museum may park at COSI

Wexner expected to lead COSI fund-raising effort

Bradley accepts new system for storm water fees

Refuse truck contract complaints stall council

Heavy metal crowd lighter than expected

Coleman continues to pursue campaign goals

Capital projects delay expected by some leaders; City won't go to voters in November

Hardy to leave library board

CSG graduates to attend college this fall

E. Gordon Gee; OSU President: He's personable & political

Officials not pleased with call for purchasing review

FNCCC rejects mixed-use development

Portman spends lots of time on solid waste; Trash issues keep councilman busy

Convention center called success despite cost overrun

Lazarus works to meet campaign goals

Grumbles accompany passage of recycling plan

Road to city campaign finance reform begins

First candidate announces 1995 council campaign

Griffin top choice for Lazarus replacement

Police looking into track truck contract

Basketball arena takes precedence over soccer stadium

Jacobs Group: Bigger is better for anchors

Canvassing the arts: Dale Starr is master of exacting technique of wood engraving

Democratic county chairman: Bring on the mayoral race

Another approved refuse vehicle contract irks Portman

Park Road church plans rejected by FNCCC

Arena negotiations progress smoothly, quietly

Recyclers would be 'happy to see' 20 percent

Loitering down at Carriage Place

Huntley Road day-care center won't open this fall; Owner frustrated by zoning controversy

Foust supports process which OK'd day care

Enshane Hill follows desire to learn to Japan

Slower wage growth means slower tax revenue growth

Lynn Greer again eyeing City Council seat

Youth cleanup program now being analyzed

$2M sale possible: School board oks land deal with Columbus

Republicans won't focus on council races until '95

Citywide recycling program only interests 5 percent

Sawaya, Hays asked to continue leading COSI move

Kennedy calls tough truancy talk political puffery

Tall club hosts pig roast

Police believe string of assaults will end

Coalition OKs rezoning lot on Lazelle Road

Columbus officials prefer countywide smoking ban

Board opposition delays proposed tax abatements

Columbus disposed of trash plant, but kept tax increase

North Side landlord frets over drug traffic

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

Abatements: City, school board both wait by the phone

Country Caboose plans derailed, for now

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

Newcomer wins pizza challenge

CJT to present 'Annie' this month

FNWC approves Patrick Motors requests

Two charter issues mostly ignored

City's refuse division counts on more money in 1995

Leapin' lizards!

Councilmen: Riverfront cash depends on details

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

Charter campaigns remain low-key

Far north group briefed on Columbus code

Lashutka opposes Battelle application - or does he?

Columbus is unique in offering private recycling services

New Wal-Mart is city's first

Dining with Jon Christensen: Frezno's eclectic kitchen means eclectic cuisine

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

Former Swiss Club now home to new cafe

Polaris area residents support liquor sales

Future of lot concerns NWCA

Wanetic chosen to oversee COSI relocation

Group's leaders oppose Griffin appointment

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

St. Charles students Merit recognition

Bikeway plans stall because of lack of funds

Habash: Give neighborhoods trash can choice

Inner-city housing development may see turnaround; Affordable homes are committee's goal

Restaurant brings a little of Manhattan to Central Ohio

Hospital to be 75 percent larger

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

Convention and vistors bureau: Columbus seeks more funds from suburbs