Columbus, OH News

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• 3-year-old shot in Knox County
• Man shot dead in South Linden
• Knox County 3-year-old critically wounded by gunshot
• On this Memorial Day, may we all take a moment to thank and remember the service...
• Happy Memorial Day to everyone!
• Motorcycle crash kills woman
• Raise likely for county’s nonunion workers
• CCAD, Faculty Featured in Animation Publication
• State deal uses rejected land
• Campaign ads leave voters neck-deep in mud
• This soap can save girls’ lives
• Westerville military memorial allows honoring personal heroes, too
• Standardization sought in sex-crime responses
• Dayton’s local campus to shift to Dublin
• New buoy marks Lake Erie shipwreck
• You can take it with you, in most situations
• Highways get names of fallen troops
• Whitehall might raze 10% of condos in troubled complex
• Lawyers take risk in public defense
• Things back to normal as Asian Festival ends
• Columbus Mileposts | May 28, 1988: ’Shoe hosts 64,000 Pink Floyd fans
• 99-year-old is killed in 2-car crash
• Crime Stoppers: Clues sought in man’s death
• Blue among gray?
• help the provenpoverty of Columbus,Ohio
• Delaware County crash kills elderly woman
• Mid-Biennium Review | Big bill will affect all state agencies
• Victim remembered as ‘kindhearted’
• City schools make good on promises
• Making a case for a new levy
• Gay families struggle to safeguard adopted kids
• Holiday closings
• Columbus Mileposts: May 27, 1919 | Drinks were lacking that extra kick
• Asian Festival closes early after gunfire
• Man drowns in local quarry
• Another member of ‘Greatest Generation’ passes on
• Alternatives to improve Rt. 33 intersections studied
• Northland students seize opportunity
• Columbus Commons a hit with kids
• Pressure put on grad schools
• Ad, call connect long-lost siblings
• At least one dead in Delaware County crash
• Man drowns in West Side quarry, friends couldn't save him
• Photos: Statehouse wreath ceremony
• Police ID man who killed woman on South Side
• Stipend to aid those who keep families out of shelter
• School remembers slain girl
• Probation ends case of heroin smuggling
• Policeman pleads guilty to sex crimes
• More state troopers to hit region’s roads
• Man freed when dead ex-con linked to slaying
• Jury penalizes condo company for fraud
• Fisherman drowns in Caesar Creek Lake
• Ash borer in Muskingum County
• Anti-truancy effort lauded
• Another official says he can’t back up Democratic fundraiser’s claims
• Abusive partners often won’t stay away
• Justices reject challenge to gay-marriage ballot push
• Columbus Mileposts: May 26, 1956 | When Elvis played Veterans Memorial
• Man’s plot to burn his home earns prison time
• Smog could foul holiday weekend
• No hurry on moving land-line legislation
• Workers’ comp might cut rate
• Grant points county's prisoners down path of recovery
• Teen caught with pot at high school
• County's Evers centers focus on infrastructure, investments
• Johnstown launches 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• Business gets $100K grant to buy auto-cushion machines
• PRA member excited to reopen Pataskala pool to community
• Pataskala council mulls increased rates for water, sewer service
• Jennell hired as Southwest Licking's new superintendent
• $5.1M sewer project one step closer to fruition
• New venue, expanded hours Covered Bridge Fest scheduled to run Sept. 21-23
• Commissioners clear hurdle for tax abatement
• Community Care Day draws its largest group of volunteers
• Trustees keep promise to improve area's police presence
• Couple took plunge after meeting at Big Splash
• Senior's book became more than a graduation requirement
• Big Splash Aquatics Center prepares for summer
• Ohio Army National Guard air defense artillery unit to deploy
• Jury awards damages over failed Short North condo project
• Owner gets prison for hiring man to burn his house
• Probation imposed for role in heroin smuggling into jail
• DeWine sues the Beach Waterpark over refunds
• Idegy inks promotional merchandise deals with three pro teams
• Abercrombie & Fitch drops price, entertains lease option on huge warehouse
• Emerald ash borer found in Muskingum County
• Crowd ready to invest in startups has to be ready to lose
• Slideshow: Columbus Commons kicks off with concert at new pavilion
• PayPal to be accepted at 15 major retail chains, including Abercrombie & Fitch
• Retired Ohio officer pleads guilty to sex charges
• Marysville School Board OKs Ritter's five-year forecast
• Meijer exploring new store at Colemans Crossing Boulevard
• Ohio Supreme Court dismisses same-sex marriage lawsuit
• Accel’s Abraham named to Peoples Bancorp board
• Alumnus Exhibits Work in New York
• As we prepare to enter this long, Memorial Day holiday weekend, we would like to...
• Sutton Statement on Memorial Day
• Photo: ’Shoe shine
• Armed fiance fatally shot by police ‘would not kill me,’ woman says
• Bills boost job hopes of former offenders
• Ohio Senate freezes work on Kasich’s tax plan for banks
• Delta cutting flight between Phoenix, Cincinnati
• Procter & Gamble refocusing on developed markets
• Photo: Chalk artist
• Clintonville returns to turn-lane issue that caused so much drama
• Time Warner chief pushing for packages with fewer channels
• Defense bill good news for Ohio’s Air Guard
• Another fix considered for leaky Goodale Park pond
• FBI probe prompts Mandel to give back money
• Ohio passes oil and gas well regulations
• Grand Lake visitors warned of toxic algae
• Having killed on the road before, motorcyclist gets 6 years
• Asian Festival growing, thanks to budget boost
• Photo: Downtown’s opening act
• Gambling bill excludes Columbus from racino aid
• Program helps nurture young lives
• Unusually warm May has been month to remember
• Man dies after shooting himself accidentally
• Summer Inman slaying case going to first trial
• Some closed Cleveland churches might reopen next month
• Hospital settles suit over fetal remains
• Deal in place for Cleveland school district
• Chardon shooting suspect to be tried as adult
• Olentangy board approves teachers’ contract
• OSU adds religious-studies major
• Businessman to pay for duct-cleaning scam
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - May 22 to 29, 2012
• Boehner Column: White House Should Focus on Economy & Jobs, Not Election-Year Politics
• New Albany grad a rocker at heart
• Area Memorial Day events are abundant
• Third killing nets prison sentence for Marion man
• First algae warning sign of the year goes up at Grand Lake St. Marys
• Fire-chief candidates narrowed to 3 finalists
• An article from the Washington Post regarding the spending cuts and tax hikes se...
• Glimcher revamping outlet malls under new Outlet Collection brand
• Banks see profit gains for 11th straight quarter
• Committee passes gambling-law rewrite
• Trial attorneys peeved about last-minute workers’ comp changes in budget bill
• Express thinks stock undervalued, buying back $100M worth
• Teen admitted Chardon school killings, can be tried as adult
• Wexner: $1K invested in ’69 worth $50M today
• RG Steel idling operations in Md., Ohio, W. Va.
• Study: Fed low-income loans going to high earners
• Southwest Licking hires Jennell as superintendent
• Teachers may forgo next year's step raises
• Analyst: Gas prices in Columbus won’t heat up too much this summer
• Band concert May 29
• Golfers headed to nationals May 22-25
• Numbers confusion blocks Columbus school-levy panel
• Clintonville man dies after apparently unintentional shooting
• Photo: Hot dogs and hoop skirts
• Unknown driver ran over man lying in road
• Mandel returns tainted $105,000
• Despite warnings, ‘wipe-out’ bridge claims its share of bicyclists
• Justices uphold state smoking ban
• School rallies around coach with terminal cancer
• OSU tuition about to go up, but so is financial aid
• Ohio Wesleyan guarantees admission to Columbus State’s best
• Beer and wine stay on the menu at state fair
• Ex-security guard at Walmart gets 9 years on child-porn charge
• Fracking rules moved out of House committee
• Greek-Americans send help to relatives overseas as financial crisis deepens
• Ohio Third Frontier program sitting on $166M of funding
• $2.3M in fines to be collected after smoking ban upheld
• Couple guilty of running pill mill
• IHOP operator accused of money laundering, insurance fraud
• Dunkirk Realty buys Kettering Tower in Dayton
• Vote on Cleveland schools in doubt
• Report: Cincinnati Banks project to have $91.6M impact
• Spending, operations revisions sent to governor
• Dangers of ‘bath salts’ in spotlight
• Landlord’s rentals littered with violations
• Bill would disclose ‘fracking’ chemicals
• Disagreements holding up gambling bill
• 14 taxi cabs fail city’s inspection
• Past intraparty squabbles covered again at debate
• Cleveland Ave. could get bus upgrade
• 25 National Merit scholarship winners named
• Turner Commends Vote to Approve the Dayton VAMC for Designation as a National Historic Landmark
• Turner Leads Bipartisan Letter on Behalf of American Candle Manufacturers
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on Senate Student Loan Votes
• Turner to POTUS: Share Your Draft Agreements of Secret Deals with Russia
• Ceremony to honor Rozanski
• Dublin school board expected to take first vote on tax issue May 29
• Lemonade stand benefits fallen soldier's memorial fund
• Leaders believe greenhouse will grow more than just plants
• Lidle to replace Nosker as Davis principal
• Neighbors complain about illegal parking at center
• Electronics, jewelry stolen in burglary
• Revised forecast predicts negative balance by 2014
• Riverside-Glick lane closures remain during tournament
• Dublin offerings go beyond 'summer school'
• 'Service learning' foundation for Growing Together
• Students take cooking, nutrition classes on road
• CAC election official says campaigning rule may change
• Members pay tribute after CAC's DeFourny steps down
• Memory Lane returns with Monday's ceremony
• Oakland Park Avenue ash trees will avoid city's ax
• Planned sign would welcome folks to library, park
• Man robbed at Solar Drive home
• Report of 'distraught' man with gun prompts lockdown
• Waste Management breaks ground on CNG filling station
• 2013 Presidents Cup should draw fans to 2012 tourney
• Hilliard police looking for missing endangered juvenile
• Movie review: God Bless America
• Wines for grilling out
• Sensory Overload: Connections
• Comedy Q&A with Shane Mauss
• Preview: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros at the LC
• Staff Pick: P. Blackk mixtape release at Fleur
• Feature: Sinkane
• Preview: Screaming Females at Double Happiness
• Preview: Robin Hood by Actors’ Theatre
• Ask Nicci: Right place, right time, but no phone number
• What’s in your bag? with Dave Allen
• TV review: Hatfields & McCoys
• Movie review: Sound of my Voice
• Preview: New Edition at Nationwide Arena
• Staff pick: Derek Hess book signing
• Feature: Patisserie Lallier
• Preview: Memphis the Musical
• Staff Pick: Lil’ Kim at Alrosa Villa
• Staff Pick: Juicy J at the Newport
• Food review: Dinin’ Hall
• Bar profile: FM All American Bar & Grill
• Meet Dee W. Ieye, Tupperware lady
• Alive Summer Music Tour
• Preview: Dance Uptown: Dirt
• Movie review: Men in Black 3
• Campaign Ad Watch: "Change"
• IHOP operator accused of $3M crime scheme
• Ohio Wesleyan transfer agreement
• Police identify officer involved in Far West Side fatal shooting
• Former Walmart security officer sent to prison on child-porn charge
• Student Puppet Shows Bring Smiles to All
• House fracking bill addresses confidential chemicals (sort of)
• Disagreements stall rewrite of Ohio's gambling law
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA TO HOST VETERANS BENEFIT WORKSHOPS IN FAIRBORN AND CIRCLEVILLE
• Ohio State University trustees to vote on tuition hike
• Ohio State proposes raising tuition and fees 3.2 percent
• City inspectors find problems at troubled landlord's properties
• Ohio smoking ban upheld by state Supreme Court
• Big Lots clipped by grocery, technology selections
• Business students, have you scheduled your classes for the summer quarter yet? I...
• Chamber survey: Small businesses ready to hire
• Firefighters say woman killed in blaze
• TransUnion: Ohioans finding it easier to pay car loans
• Big Lots sets new stock buyback effort in motion
• Jury convicts Ohio couple on pill mill charges
• Ohio Smoke Free Workplace Act is constitutional
• Happy 110th Anniversary Franklin University! I am a new student currently stati...
• ‘Racino’ on track to open next week at Scioto Downs
• Boy who fell from car and was run over is ID’d
• Church bidding state fair adieu
• Area jobless rate dips to 6.6%
• Kasich glad wild-animal ban is OK’d
• Veterans forgotten no more
• Family: Thanks for sentencing killer to die
• Injury rate low in Ohio, yet state lags in prevention
• Ohio House adds gifted schools to education bill
• Kasich poised to sign Erie water-usage bill
• Man killed in standoff
• Justice Stratton says it’s time to go
• CareSource adding another 200 jobs
• ODOT considering rest stop leases to raise cash
• Nature Conservancy unveils Natural Treasures landmarks list
• Port Columbus traffic down, Rickenbacker cargo up in April
• Chase suspends stock buyback as it awaits new capital rules
• Old leases keeping some landowners from cashing in on shale
• Convicted landlord’s rentals to be inspected
• Bill to aid victims of sex, labor trafficking
• Charles R. Petree II | 1933-2012: Judge remembered as gentleman
• Though giving is up, United Way has fewer dollars to direct
• Despite softer language, Taylor still no fan of health-care overhaul
• Budget fine-tuning wins panel’s support
• Man convicted of failing to stop SUV after crash that killed pedestrian
• Lobbyist named new GOP director
• Ohio seeks $500,000 more a year to fight cancer
• Unidentified bicyclist hit on East Side has died
• Columbus Mileposts | May 23, 1975: Cemetery almost dead end for Rt. 315
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Washington Post Editorial Board Challenges Obama Administration to Stop Denying Opportunity Scholarships to Poor D.C. Kids
• Pizzuti delivers Grove City Town Center update
• Food truck, cart 'hop' debuts May 27 at Parsons and Gates
• Caretakers of a Legacy awards Villagers honored for their work in area
• Pure ice cubes used for cocktails at Curio at Harvest
• Village Notebook Society, Commission have different duties, same goals
• City to end parking on some alleys and streets
• Bexley schools could hold out for 2014 levy
• Helman to address Bexley's graduates
• Familiar messages heard at nighttime safety summit
• Grants can spur groups to dream
• Athletic boosters: Thanks for your mulch sale orders
• Three grant proposals in line for funding
• SWAT officer kills man during hostage incident
• Supreme Court Justice Stratton announces retirement
• Port Columbus traffic takes 2% tumble in April
• Nature Conservancy kicks off summer Natural Treasures contest; winner gets Honda Insight
• Veterans' remains buried in Dayton after being found on South Side
• I had a great time meeting with students at Crestwood High School this morning.
• Exotic-animal bill heads to Kasich after approval by House, Senate
• Woman dies in crash on Rt. 33 near Canal Winchester
• Man pleads 'no contest' to leaving scene of fatal crash
• Housing market recovery continues in Central Ohio, statewide in April
• Express to debut on Broadway as retailer secures Times Square site
• Discover Financial leads state tax incentive approvals
• Western Reserve expands 5-month-old valuation practice
• Central Ohio unemployment down to 6.4%
• Ohio law ends labeling of pit bulls as 'vicious'
• United Way approves spending plan that contains cuts to member-agency programs
• Central Ohio's jobless rate fell in April
• Countdown: Public universities’ highest-paid presidents
• Ohio Lottery taking cautious approach to slots revenue estimate
• First Look: Hollywood Casino Toledo gives gamblers preview for Columbus
• CAC vacancy won’t be addressed until June 7
• Council approves zoning change for Mount Carmel property
• Medical coverage provider deal means 150 jobs
• Ohio U. student charged with rape at frat house
• Report: Ohio has one lowest rates of death by injury in nation
• Sutton Announces Military Academy Appointees from Northeast Ohio
• Unidentified bicyclist dies from crash injuries
• O’Brien: Arena dealings must be public
• 4-year-old opens door of moving car, dies
• On Restaurants | A sweet job solution
• Revised bill could cut banks’ taxes
• Seeing red over a patch of green
• AEP sparring with FirstEnergy over the airwaves
• CareSource adding 150 jobs in downtown Dayton
• Campaign donations to Mandel, Renacci under investigation
• State could call due $5M loan to Willard & Kelsey
• American Greetings to move into new HQ in 2014
• Eaton merging with Cooper Industries, to incorporate in Ireland
• Fight about car led to killing, police say
• Ginther ally will serve as his chief of staff
• Westerville schools to stay in black until ’17
• Metro Parks chief not part of tragic Everest climb
• Westerville investigating middle-school teacher who texted student
• 2 of 3 lawsuits settled involving judge in sexual-harassment allegations
• OSU to push more classroom technology
• Pay up, perks down for new Gahanna superintendent
• Man admits killing pedestrian at party
• Probe examines campaign donations to Mandel, Renacci
• Killer gets at least 49 years
• SB5 group joins redistricting push
• State wants ads at rest stops to offset its costs
• Auditor: State vehicles’ biodiesel too costly
• Dann loses appeal in campaign-funds case
• Pain-clinic doctor loses medical license
• Obama Administration Still Denying Poor D.C. Kids the Chance at Good Education
• Women’s Policy Committee to Focus on Jobs, Priorities of Families & Small Businesses
• Man's arrest in wife's death comes after series of violence charges
• Longtime Otterbein administrator Van Sant dies
• Grandview council mulls incentives for 2Checkout.com
• Man admits killing pedestrian at party
• Teacher suspended over texts asking for student's photo
• School board approves $170,000 salary for Gahanna-Jefferson superintendent
• Police arrest man wanted for shooting at officers
• Man says he killed wife because of a car-buying dispute
• Campaign contributions from employees of Canton firm under investigation
• Former clerk sentenced for theft in office
• Ohio's second casino is all about convenience
• Illness keeps Metro Parks director from reaching Everest summit
• Wagenbrenner lands $3M Clean Ohio grant for Grandview Crossing project
• BioScrip cutting 189 jobs in Columbus following Walgreens deal
• 38 in Congress owned JPMorgan stock, report finds
• Retail is Detail could come to Central Ohio
• Lawsuits involving Judge Hale are settled
• Auditor wants to stop pumping biodiesel in state vehicles
• AMC theaters bought by Chinese chain for $2.6B
• Alumna, Faculty Explores Immigration in Solo Exhibition
• Top of the List: Family law firms
• Are you a Franklin student or alumni member looking to change careers? Join us...
• Ohioans like Columbus best, poll finds
• Report breaks down wrongful convictions
• Columbus State center advises students on transferring
• Man tells Gahanna police he killed wife
• Chrysler recalling 87,000 Toledo-built Jeep Wranglers
• Study: Young women value high pay more than young men
• Penn National now third-largest U.S. gaming company
• State legislature considering work-sharing bill
• Loopholes in fracking rules could keep some chemicals secret
• Death-penalty cases drop
• Licking County officials wary of ‘fracking’ problems
• New OSU hospital tower not just ‘sticks and bricks’
• Program helps moms who need it most
• More sign up to donate organs after Facebook push
• Dead man found in car in South Linden likely was robbery victim
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Like namesake, Dublin park rises to little fanfare
• Northland area struggling
• Pipeline of local road projects refilling despite lack of funds
• Kickball reminds players of the life foster kids miss
• Saturday shooting victim dies
• Military burial for 10 veterans
• Clues sought in 2010 shootings that killed man, wounded cousin
• Columbus Mileposts | May 21, 1975: Train carried symbols of nation’s heritage
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Memorial Day observances
• Ohio companies gained $5 billion in investments in ’11
• April startups increase over same month last year
• Ostrander used-car dealership sets grand opening on July 7
• Woman fatally shot in Gahanna, husband in custody
• Of shark tanks and card sharks
• South Side woman dies in Jamaica
• Money for Piketon plant proves elusive
• Sighting worth going cuckoo over
• Air base grounds flying club
• Whetstone celebrates 50 years
• Newest pantry filling a gap in Union County
• Air-quality warning issued for today
• Columbus Mileposts: May 20, 1837 | Local banks handled ‘Hard Times’
• Deputies: SUV torched; flames burn market
• Ohio Briefs
• Man’s face re-created by artist
• One dead, one hurt in South Side shooting
• Timing of city council prayer stirs outcry
• City, OSU police working on mutual-aid pact
• Tomato festival hopes to add beer
• Shots fired at two detectives
• Class sizes grow, but too few residencies
• Travel briefs
• Nationwide Arena: Control handed to private board
• Man killed, another wounded in South Side shooting
• Air-quality alert issued for Sunday
• Throng crowds Downtown for Race for the Cure
• Pardon from Kasich is rare
• No appeals for public in drilling bill
• Man shot dead in East Side dispute
• Roar of support
• Clowns might weep over state of art
• Willing and able
• Girlfriend sentenced to 13 years in slaying
• Mumbah, patient 'father' gorilla, dies
• Glass blamed for worst injury
• AMBER, weather alerts coming to cellphones
• Rescuer puzzled at being called hero
• CPR training goes countywide
• Gahanna’s education chief to be announced
• Man charged with stealing air conditioners
• Mosquitoes are swarming early this year
• Police: Man asked kids to pose nude
• Stabbing victim’s car hits 2 kids
• House vote keeps Piketon funding
• Mother-in-law was neglected, court says
• Case Closed | Updates on past crime and courts stories
• Columbus Mileposts | May 19, 1910: Halley’s comet a no-show in Columbus
• Woman won’t be charged in slaying
• Not-guilty pleas entered for man in child-rape case
• Call center could bring 200 jobs to Whitehall
• Johnstown to host town-hall meeting on substance abuse
• C-TEC, local fire departments form testing consortium
• Northridge students ask Post 254 to participate in school ceremony
• Johnstown resumes hunt for finance director
• Treasurer: District needs to return to ballot in November
• C-TEC, local fire departments form testing consortium
• Johnstown to host town-hall meeting on substance abuse
• School board's superintendent finalists are Jennell, Sotlar
• Board considers funding options
• DeWine remembers lost law enforcement officers
• Prison's Shadow Walk supports Komen event
• Salvation Army's new pantry met with favor
• SWCS awaits state funding-formula decisions
• P.E. teacher retiring after 35 years
• Police reports
• SWCS' Baer named pupil transportation driver of the year
• Taste of Westland organizers mull details
• Police say man caused $175,000 in damage during AC thefts
• 'Fracking' oversight bill would drop public appeal process of permits
• Family doesn't buy killer's story
• Mumbah, patriarch gorilla at Columbus Zoo, dies at 47
• Sex offender who spent seven years in prison arrested again
• Waste Management to start Central Ohio conversion to CNG fleet
• Food safety lab opening in Columbus, adding 40 workers
• Michelin subsidiary triples size of Columbus service center
• Fairfield County students learn CPR
• House Votes to Pass Sutton Amendment Saving Ohio Jobs
• Social Madness challenge draws 140 nominations from Columbus
• How exactly do they come up with Ohio’s unemployment rate?
• Great luncheon with the Accounting faculty at Cuyahoga County Community College...
• Honda extends top sponsorship at Mid-Ohio car track, school
• ThisWeek News: Gahanna-Jefferson schools choose new superintendent
• Prosecutor won't charge woman in boyfriend's death
• Former Dublin man sentenced in mortgage fraud case
• Grandview mayor: Bigger levy, service fees could solve shortage
• Uptown Leadership Westerville wants to jumpstart effort
• Tour Bridgeview golf course
• Central Ohio earnings reports for the week
• Alumnus Nominated for Daytime Emmy
• Parents plead to preserve schools for developmentally disabled
• Help on way for Ohio’s older foster kids
• 5 pets end up dead in Buckeye Lake
• Ohio unemployment drops again to 7.4%
• Newborn infant dies after dog attack
• Happy Friday! Another week is coming to an end; finish up the week strong so yo...
• It's shaping up to be a beautiful Friday and gorgeous weekend. How do you plan...
• Ohio Village to reopen to public
• MORPC backs off purchase of former Karlsberger building
• OSU reported 46 violations in 21 sports since Tressell resigned
• Man shot at officers, then fled, police say
• Couple who confined girl will do time
• Mom gets 9 years in teen’s malnutrition death
• 9/11 ruled bad date for bridge-plot trial
• Study backs tougher sentences
• Man injured in South Side shootout with police
• Access for all swimmers? Not yet
• Columbus foresees budget surplus
• House panel raises bar on third-grade reading test standards
• Teen guilty in crash that killed pregnant girlfriend
• Columbus schools to stay in food business
• Biden softens his attack on Romney, Bain Capital
• Former school treasurer charged with theft
• All hands hit the road for Highway Patrol today
• 2-year-old drowns in pool
• ‘Medical corridor’ initiatives emerging
• Kasich backs drug tests to get welfare
• Court suspends ex-official’s law license over illegal email copies
• FBI to look into charge made by committeeman in GOP power struggle
• Komen Race participants advised to arrive early
• Boehner Column: The President's Health Care Law is Hurting Our Economy, and Must Be Fully Repealed
• Fast & Furious: House Leaders Demand Answers from Attorney General
• Turner: FY13 NDAA Key to Continued Growth at WPAFB
• Turner Statement on Passage of FY 2013 National Defense Authorization Act
• Dublin school district may place 6.94-mill levy on fall ballot
• Council authorizes city officials to sign new police contract
• Council to vote May 21 on incentives for Discover data center
• CAC chairman DeFourny resigns
• Rock on the Range: The good, the bad and the deathly intriguing
• Staff pick: Eco-Chic Craftacular
• Sutton Calls on Congress to 'Buy American' in Transportation Bill
• Clintonville Area Commission chairman resigns
• Aug. 2 Van Halen concert postponed
• MORPC reconsidering its options for downtown HQ
• Buckeye Lake residents fear for pets
• Bob-Boyd making fresh start as city’s lone Lincoln dealer
• Biden, in Ohio, says economy must benefit all
• Man sentenced to 15 years for shooting at officer
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA SUPPORTS DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND STATE AND FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS BILLS
• Trial won't start on Sept. 11 for 5 alleged bridge-bomb plotters
• Mom gets 9 years in teen’s malnutrition death
• Investors share concern about upcoming Facebook IPO. If you had the money to inv...
• Transcript of today's credit report chat
• Ernst & Young study favorable to Kasich’s oil and gas tax plan
• MedCentral partner search could inspire Columbus-Cleveland tug-of-war
• About those popups ...
• Former school treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Ohio bank tax reform clears House
• Civil War-era village to reopen after years of budget problems
• Columbus No. 25 in non-farm job growth
• Pulitzer Prize winning biologist to open EcoSummit in Columbus
• Associate Professor Publishes Children’s Book
• New adoption partnership helps find homes for kids in foster care
• Martin appointed Delaware County sheriff
• Objects of Desire: Spring sleepwear
• Rock on the Range: Rob Zombie
• Fashion: The latest in dress styles
• Sensory Overload: The Weight of Whales
• Festivals: Nelsonville Music Festival & 9Fest
• Staff Pick: The Avett Brothers at the LC Pavilion
• Beer review: Two Brothers Circus Penguin Brewer’s Choice
• Local music: Math on the Range
• Rock on the Range: Noise Auction
• Comedy Q&A: Joey Diaz
• Staff pick: Ben Folds at the LC Pavilion
• Preview: Wexner Center Spring 2012 Exhibitions
• Preview: A Garden Variety Show
• Staff Pick: 24-hour Science Fiction Marathon at the Drexel
• Movie review: Darling Companion
• Beer: American Craft Beer Week celebrations
• Feature: These Are Things
• Restaurant review: Gallo’s Pit BBQ
• Rock on the Range: How to grow a festival
• The characters of Sacha Baron Cohen
• Profile: Skylab artist in residence Jessica Langley
• Street food: Ray Ray’s at Ace of Cups
• Olentangy teachers approve 3-year contract
• Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway buys 63-newspaper group
• West Jefferson teacher suspended, will not coach
• Ohio Senate OKs pension bill
• TechColumbus hires CEO from Oklahoma tech group
• Ohio Senate OKs pension overhaul; House could take months
• Skechers Shape-up settlement sending $156K to Ohio
• Couple dives in to rescue Pataskala city pool
• Appleton Papers to go public after merger
• Cleveland bus system wants hydrogen-fuel station
• Drilling boom in Carroll County slows amid Chesapeake woes
• New levy-bond issue plan for Dublin schools
• $450 million expansion at Nationwide Children’s reflects patient focus
• Man eludes police after shots fired
• Study sweetens thinking about coffee’s benefits
• Exotic-animals law ready for final votes
• Man indicted in case of tanning-salon photos
• 10-year-old girl shot by dad at Cracker Barrel dies
• New spat in legislature over family-planning aid
• GOP backs off drug testing for welfare recipients
• Chat with a consumer-complaint specialist about credit reports at noon today
• Delaware police chief tapped for sheriff
• Biden stays on attack during trip to Ohio
• New Albany, police reach agreement on contract
• Hilltop slaying suspect has a record
• Redistricting study panel gets more time
• Ohio House panel approves anti-cancer bill
• Official: Somalia must find own way
• Columbus Mileposts | May 17, 1798: One of the city’s founders becomes an American
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Victim of North Linden apartment fire is named
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - May 15 to 21, 2012
• Congressman Boehner Urges President Obama to Cooperate With “Fast & Furious” Investigation
• Turner-Culberson Tour of WPAFB Results in Spotlight on NASIC
• Turner: Biden Wrong on Delphi Pensions, Inspector General Claims Administration Involvement
• Latta Announces Congressional Art Competition Winner
• Middle School Students from Hamilton stop-by Capitol to Meet with Congressman Boehner
• Congressman Boehner on Addressing Our Country’s Big Challenges: “This Is All About Jobs”
• Boehner: Anything Short of Full ObamaCare Repeal is Unacceptable
• Fueling Job Creation by Stopping Small Business Tax Hikes & Reforming the Tax Code
• Cavello leaves leadership role after 27 years
• Police Reports
• Pizza provider revamping old banquet site
• Encore Academy spotlights student talent
• City still recruiting for Clean-Up Week
• Eighth-grader's hunger for knowledge leads to CSCC
• Unexpected savings expected to help to stretch Olentangy levy
• Changes at park will help nearby river, animals
• Fire chief: Part-time department staff risky
• 'Harassed' board member: Bodyguard necessary for safety
• Policy foes evident in network
• Hyatts teacher, student inspire at Relay For Life
• Computer, cash stolen from car on Olentangy
• City board to determine if fired worker can appeal
• Brink bashes treasurer's budget forecast
• Pool ready for summer; memberships on sale
• Central senior earns National Merit Scholarship
• Vocal music director helped build state-recognized programs
• Senior girl charged with heroin, gun possession
• Waterloo Road bridge replacement under way
• Forecast will set the size of fall levy
• Troupe kicks off season with 'Robin Hood'
• What are you wearing: Tanisha Richardson
• TV Review: The Eric Andre Show
• TV Review: Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace
• Federal official urges local Somalis to aid their broken country
• In new pact, Olentangy teachers get raises, pay more for health care
• Hilltop man charged in killing had just served 7 years for gun crime
• TechColumbus picks founder of Oklahoma's i2E as new CEO
• Sutton: 'The Violence Against Women Act Needs to Protect All Women'
• Proposed welfare drug-testing program removed
• Fire victim was 48-year-old resident of North Linden apartment complex
• Congratulations Michael on being appointed Chair of the Department of Humanities...
• Kucinich won't seek West Coast congressional seat
• Get ready to gag: Ohio State's second corpse flower set to bloom
• Ohio Catholic university ends student health plan
• Summit: Internet, vacancies no threat to a retail resurgence
• Slideshow: Ohio Machine lacrosse team sets world record in home opener
• Great presentation today on managing conflict by Dr. Gary Stroud. The presentat...
• Biden kicks off Ohio campaign swing in Youngstown
• Frontier Airlines grounding connection between Columbus and Milwaukee
• Graphic video attacks foe of proposed exotic-animals law
• Alumnus Has Busy Exhibition Schedule to Kick Off Summer
• Mass layoffs drop in 1Q
• Columbus Regional Airport Authority gets Fitch upgrade
• Ohio stuck at 39th for college-educated population, Fed report finds
• Kay Jewelers opens at Tuttle Mall, more retailers coming
• Chat with a consumer complaint specialist about credit reports at noon Thursday
• Grandview school board, teachers agree on 2-year contract
• Reynoldsburg school board OKs open enrollment
• Abercrombie & Fitch suffers during first quarter
• No raises, higher health-care costs for Grandview teachers
• Resignation of special-needs teaching aide accepted by Columbus school board
• Discover bringing center to Ohio
• Leader: City resists ‘gay-friendly’ store
• Drilling rules expand ‘fracking’ disclosures
• Discover Financial bringing 162 jobs, new data center to New Albany
• FirstMerit closing 8 branches, cutting 338 jobs
• Legislator refuses to rush changes to school-grading system
• S&P lowers Chesapeake Energy's credit rating
• FirstEnergy cuts meeting short because of protesters
• Columbus rated healthiest economy in Ohio
• Cincinnati airport opens remodeled concourse
• 3 of Ohio’s favorite sons vie for Statuary Hall in D.C.
• Black pastors doubt same-sex stand hurts Obama
• Death penalty brings relief to victims’ family
• 2nd child dies after minibike, pickup crash
• Critics blast drug testing to get welfare
• Man shot to death on Hilltop
• Ohio House passes ban on texting
• No clues in park to missing woman
• Road construction spoils Linden-area market’s party
• Violations shut down Lotus Leaf restaurant
• Study: Ohio rates lag even with ‘fracking tax’
• Pledges to United Way surpass $50 million again
• Massive I-71 sign OK’d for Crew
• Reynoldsburg opens school doors to all families
• Panel backs trafficking bill
• County uses federal cash for youth jobs
• House eases tax on in-state bank equity
• House Republican Women Highlight Today’s Vote Renewing Violence Against Women Act
• White House, Democrats Hyperventilate at Mere Suggestion of Addressing Our Debt, Promoting Economic Growth
• Congressman Boehner Praises House Passage of Legislation Renewing Violence Against Women Act
• Memo Reveals Top White House Officials Behind ObamaCare Deal With PhRMA, Investigation Ongoing
• Boehner Meets with Piqua Eighth Graders
• 0 - 513: Obama's Budget Now a National Laughingstock
• GOP to Obama: What’s Your Plan For the Big Issues Facing Our Economy?
• Boehner on CNN: No Reason to Wait, Let’s Address Spending-Driven Debt Now
• Cocktail lounge opens next to Harvest Pizzeria
• Freeway reopens on West Side
• Girl wounded by dad in Cracker Barrel shooting dies in hospice
• City shutters Lotus Leaf restaurant for repeated food-safety violations
• Senate passes fracking oversight bill
• Ohio native Thomas Edison might go to Washington
• Grandview teachers would not see pay increase in first year of pact
• Discover Financial adding 162 jobs, new data center in New Albany
• No boost for Obama from gay marriage decision
• Dr. Bruce Campbell shares his insight into the Chase financial issue with Channe...
• Minibike crash claims life of second child
• Judges sentence killer of 3 to death
• JPMorgan shareholders vote to keep CEO, chairman role together
• United Way hits 2011 campaign goal – barely – with $50M raised
• Transcript of credit report chat
• First Look: Pearl Market opens as city streamlines process for others
• Texting-while-driving ban gets final House approval
• Top of the List: SBA lenders
• Reynoldsburg schools likely to accept out-of-district students
• County looking for employers needing summer help as part of jobs program
• CCAD Honor Students Show Work
• CFOs express optimism about economy in new poll
• Senate panel OKs many changes to state policy
• Ohio River Bank merging with fellow Premier Financial affiliates
• Cardinal Health to suspend narcotics shipments for 2 years from Fla. warehouse
• Columbus area public payrolls in line with U.S.
• Police to search Big Run Park for missing woman
• As we celebrate National Police Week, we would like to extend a very special tha...
• Chat with an expert about credit reports today at noon
• Deal will lower Upper Arlington electricity bills
• Licking County man is ‘critical’ after explosion
• Kasich likely to sign repeal of election bill he signed
• Company sued for ignoring Do Not Call
• City to bulldoze apartments next to South Side sausage plant
• Cardinal Health buys regional drug distributor Dik Drug
• Cleveland casino draws about 5,000 for grand opening
• Blue Jackets give interim coach Richards 2-year deal
• Medical-device makers fight tax
• Loan modification firm K&R Marketing sued by state
• Cincinnati's Music Hall renovators want $10M from city
• Nextant corporate jet provider expanding to meet demand
• Two men killed on North Side
• Welfare drug tests to be put in bill
• For both sides in U.S. Senate race, early ads focus on Mandel
• Big hurdles hold up new way for state to grade schools
• Warm spring weather could spur June algae outbreaks
• Cincinnati warns of pension woes
• Crowds greet opening of Cleveland’s casino
• Campaign Ad Watch: Obama ‘Steel’ commercial
• Apartment residents in limbo, but glad to be alive after fire
• Man gets probation for killing woman in I-71 crash
• Retired judges can deepen the bench
• Unlicensed driver sent back to prison
• Campus-area burglar sentenced to 6 years
• Consolidating documents to 20 pages saves state $57,210
• Death penalty pondered for man who killed 3
• Pataskala woman killed when car hits dump truck
• Analysis of Franklin County sheriff’s office begins
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - May 11, 2012
• Congressman Boehner Hails U.S.-Colombia Trade Pact Now in Effect, Part of the Republican Plan for Jobs
• Key Points: Speaker Boehner’s Address on the Economy, Debt Limit, and American Jobs
• Speaker Boehner’s Address on the Economy, Debt Limit, and American Jobs
• Speaker Boehner Takes Part in National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service
• Council expected to vote on FOP contract May 15
• Cavello leaves leadership role after 27 years
• Two men shot to death at North Side apartment
• Upper Arlington schools move may be good for Grandview
• Pataskala woman dies in crash
• Dimon’s role as JPMorgan chairman, chief under the gun
• Fitch expanding to Minneapolis for 4th U.S. office
• Chat with an expert about credit reports Tuesday and Thursday at noon
• 55 jobs to be lost when Anda closes Groveport warehouse
• Distracted driver who killed college student avoids prison
• Gas prices stay lower than last year, averaging $3.62
• Judges consider death penalty for man who admitted to killing girlfriend, 2 children
• Skylight Financial moves from Easton to Dublin
• Licking County man injured in house explosion
• Xceligent fueled to expand services in Ohio, nationally
• Commercial Vehicle Group sending exec to Asia as part of realignment
• Drug maker Anda closing Groveport warehouse, costing 55 jobs
• Read-In
• Ignoring lifetime driving ban leads to prison
• Associate Professor Interviewed on Animation Site
• Rescuers able to save all but one
• Casino operators gave $1.8M to 2009 campaign PAC
• Franklin County getting $8.2M to fight housing blight
• Ohio casinos to pull $30M in tax revenue from Detroit – report
• Solar firm falls behind on state loan; GBQ being brought in
• Training sought for township fiscal officers
• Drilling haul tops $22B in Ohio, industry exec says
• Kroger CEO bags 66% pay increase for '11
• Program for disabled has a big budget problem
• Pension changes could run deep
• ‘Amazing Race’ event was no everyday walk in the park
• Motorcyclist hits deer, dies when SUV hits him
• Galloway not just a ZIP code
• Slain woman’s son fights extradition
• Casinos unlucky for Detroit
• Temples in Lewis Center welcome all faiths
• Westerville man charged with seeking wife’s murder
• Robbers kill man during North Side holdup
• Decline in hospitals’ revenue from private insurance a reason for concern
• ‘Button’ batteries pose hazard for toddlers
• Columbus Mileposts | May 14, 1925: New North High designed by famed local architect
• 66-year-old man dies in Marion apartment fire
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• $2,000 offered for tips on 2011 killing
• Credit-card measure in legislature could aid Huntington
• Cardinal leads area firms on magazine’s top 500 list
• Custom-tailor Astor & Black moving to Fort Lauderdale
• Grove City job fair set for May 24
• 1 person dead, 3 hospitalized in North Linden fire
• Marion man dies in apartment fire
• Dr. Martina Peng and Dr. Souren Soumbatiants join today's 140th Commencement cel...
• Three new MBA grads - online buddies who met face-to-face for the first time dur...
• Happy Mother's Day to all our mom fans! It's a big day today for Franklin...not...
• Columbus Mileposts Extra: May 13, 1910 | Prisioners find alligators in the prison pond
• Property-tax fights always result in losers
• Man killed during robbery on North Side
• Unconventional: In recent decades, U.S. nuns have entered many new fields of social service
• Woman-led Quantum a national leader
• Starry night in Huntington Park
• Columbus Mileposts: May 13, 1937 | Gambler had diamond studs and a heart of gold
• Toledo medical student charged with burglary
• Two pilots to barnstorm all 88 Ohio counties
• Galloway was named after a fascinating fellow
• Ohioan died keeping his troops safe
• How old is too old for Columbus taxis?
• Police write few citations for texting
• New Albany Schools: Emails suggest confusion over deal
• Some Ohio Democrats still balk at Obama’s race
• County braces for trial costs
• Ohioans have some of highest student debt in nation
• Ever a mom
• CCAD Welcomes Class of 2012 at 133rd Commencement
• Fisherman's body found in water at Marion park
• Artist can keep ‘debris,’ city says
• Columbus Mileposts: May 12, 1972 | Enduring festival that is ComFest started with a hippie street party
• Class of 2012 Leaves With a Promise
• Wright State fights claim it’s responsible for student’s suicide
• 'Attachment parenting' method works, fans insist
• Wild horses pulled woman to auction
• City picks four neighborhoods for pride program
• Man seeks Ohio home for traveling Hispanic museum
• Hit-skip driver is given 3 years
• More cuts, fees for Teays Valley
• Obese boy sheds 50 pounds, is sent home
• ‘Bad apples’ don’t help Postal Service woes
• Woman pleads guilty to killing boyfriend
• Officials will seek grant to boost county land bank
• Special-ed teacher accused of having sex with student
• Gallery, troupe find home, hope in West Side church
• Columbus schools may offer health care
• State grants will help homeless, former foster youth
• Knox County killer wanted to save tree where he hid bodies
• Minerva Park finds itself endless goose chase
• Teacher honored for sparking students' interest in art
• Johnstown to host next CIC meeting
• Bill Cosby to headline Midland's 10th season
• Co-founder: Pelotonia about the quest for a cure
• Johnstown eyeing prospective sister cities
• Bill Cosby to headline Midland's 10th season
• SWL board plans to select new superintendent by next week
• Co-founder: Pelotonia about the quest for a cure
• Johnstown to host next CIC meeting
• Retirement 'bittersweet' for veteran FBI agent
• Pataskala council OKs project manager position
• Retirement 'bittersweet' for veteran FBI agent
• Central Ohio senior prepares for priesthood
• Destination Hilliard to host geocaching game May 12
• Girl Scouts plant garden for food bank
• OSU mentors lend a hand to North Franklin students
• Zoombezi Bay patrons willing to pay may skip lines
• LICCO shifts focus to helping adults find local jobs
• LICCO shifts focus to helping adults find local jobs
• Retirement 'bittersweet' for veteran FBI agent
• Prairie trustees seek improvements at intersection
• Parents sue Wright State over son's 2008 suicide
• Johnstown teacher accused of sex with student
• City selects four neighborhoods for pride program
• Biden will visit eastern Ohio next week
• Damaged fan may cause further delays at power plant
• Top Corporate Counsel finalists named; NetJets CEO to keynote event
• Survey app maker iPinion to leave TechColumbus for Texas
• First Look: Scioto Downs ready for gamblers with slots, glitz galore
• Social Madness deadline nears, 132 teams in Columbus on board
• CCAD Announces Valedictorian for Class of 2012
• Top of the List: Ohio LEED-certified spaces
• Labor secretary visits Columbus State
• Licking County woman admits killing boyfriend
• Central Ohio earnings reports for the week
• JPMorgan slammed all around for massive trading mess
• Air Transport Services merging 2 of its airlines
• Wreck closes Rt. 40 in Licking County
• Obese Ohio 9-year-old loses weight, is returned to mother
• Tax foreclosure begins against farm where exotic animals were freed
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Christopher Ryan Evans
• Great article on what degrees employers want most. Great validation of the rele...
• Photo: Temporary beauty
• Farmer cutting tall grass falls under mower, dies
• No time to avoid minibike, driver says
• Dublin schools chief to move on
• Photo: The last vestiges of the Spring Street overpass
• Photo: Butterfly bright
• Cleveland casino hosts 1,800 in rehearsal for Monday opening
• Two former employees sue Tony Packo's for wrongful termination
• Kasich: Tolls could jumpstart Brent Spence Bridge project
• Coleman wants city ready when NBA team is available
• Coleman makes pitch for NBA team in Columbus
• Report: Southeast Indiana casino revenue down 20 percent since 2007
• Appalachian Ohio lacks senior rental housing
• P&G moving skin care HQ to Singapore
• Failure to report abuse alleged against school aides
• OSU no place for hate, task force says
• Public signs on to hospital project
• Cement company facing fines in Cleveland casino deck collapse
• Man gets 80 years in child-porn case
• Portman gives Romney little help in poll in Ohio
• Casto wins a round to rezone 116 acres on Northeast Side
• Court OKs keeping names of police officers secret
• Olentangy school-board member hires bodyguard
• Officer urges autism training for first responders
• Freeway ramps being closed on West Side
• Animal release officially a school calamity
• State: Training center misused grant money
• New coin could aid Canton’s Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Common Sense Solutions to Help End Waste, Fraud & Abuse of Taxpayer Money
• American Women Struggling to Find Jobs in the Obama Economy
• Boehner Column: Our Troops Shouldn’t Pay the Price for Washington’s Failures
• Boehner Hosts Listening Session with Ohio Job Creators in Hamilton
• Ask Nicci: Time to man up
• CCAD fashion show: Meet designer Annika Simmons
• CCAD fashion show: Meet designer Tasha Naneth Bolton
• Exhibit: Let’s Get Digital
• Feature: The Nest
• Casto's development on Northeast Side gets backing for rezoning
• Aides in Columbus schools' abuse probe also accused of failing to report incident
• Fayette County farmer dies in machinery accident
• Former Ohio State AD Geiger hired at Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• ODOT announces ramp closures between I-70 and I-270
• AEP rate increase would exceed level allowed by state
• Sutton Votes to Protect Women's Health, Seniors, and Consumer Protections
• Henry Robert Burke | 1940-2012: Historian shared knowledge of Civil War era
• Diamond Cellar Announces Winner of Jewelry Design Contest
• Sutton Fights to Protect Ohio Air National Guard Units, Jobs in NDAA
• Charges filed in fatal wreck
• Probe rips state's loose oversight of job-training program
• Ohio's Appalachian counties need more rental options, study says
• Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference coming to Columbus in 2013
• Bank shareholders generally fine with executive pay, report finds
• Lawmakers propose coin to aid Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Blue Jackets fan group delivers petition demanding firings of Priest, Howson
• Schools won't have to make up day missed for animal escape
• Dublin schools seeking new superintendent
• Orange Township looking at 7.8 mills for fall ballot
• Third-grader writes letter, receives reply from first lady
• Design: Local packaging
• CCAD fashion show: The designers
• Staff Pick: Maps & Atlases at The Basement
• Restaurant review: Merlion
• Local music: Red Wanting Blue
• Theater review: Marat/Sade
• Staff pick: Flux Pavilion at The Bluestone
• Movie review: The Hunter
• CCAD fashion show: Meet designer Nuonan Ruan
• Interview: Mike Doughty of Soul Coughing
• TV: Netflix picks
• The List: 10 TV moms we love
• Sensory Overload: Brujas del Sol
• Preview: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey at the Wexner Center
• CCAD fashion show: Meet designer Kristin Rose
• Preview: The Show: The 133rd Annual Student Exhibition
• Movie review: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
• Preview: Good Luck at Carabar
• Comedy: Q&A with Nate Bargatze
• Bar profile: Loose Goose Tavern & Grill
• CCAD fashion show: Let the show begin
• Johnny Depp & Tim Burton: A retrospective
• Preview: Agora 9
• Restaurant review: Sage American Bistro
• Shopping: Mother’s Day gifts
• Glimcher seals deal with Blackstone for Hawaii mall
• Strict rules govern strange roadway symbols
• Top of the List: Managed care organizations
• Momentive CFO Carter joins M/I Homes board
• The Olympic torch has been officially lit in Greece, sparking a relay that will...
• Fewer mortgage holders behind on payments in 1Q
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Jake LaBombarbe
• Portman doesn’t add boost to Republican ticket in Ohio, poll says
• Truck hits scooter, killing 2-year-old
• Photo: Happy trails
• Ohio U. president decries partying
• Cleveland's casino unveiled: There’s plenty of glitz, and hints of Higbee’s
• Whistle-blowers to split $84 million from Abbott Labs
• Photo: Almost ready
• Gerdau investing $21.6M in Monroe steel plant
• Students’ research moves legislators to honor black Union soldiers
• U.S. attorney subpoenas Browns' parking lot leases
• Ohio to triple inspectors as number of wells grows
• Homeowners might be able to save trees from longhorned beetle
• Report: Auto industry is Columbus' manufacturing base
• Contractor fined in December collapse of casino parking deck
• Cancer drug shows promise
• Dave Thomas to be added to Upper Arlington wall of honor
• 18-year-old charged with bringing heroin to school
• Columbus schools employees won’t face charges over kids’ lunches
• City, private funds might raze vacant East Side hotel
• Ohioans’ reactions to president’s gay-marriage support follow party lines
• Gee racks up sizable travel tab
• State will get East Side church’s charter-school application again
• Ohioans feeling better about state, poll finds
• Senate passes education bill it revised
• Coleman wants NBA team to share Nationwide Arena with Blue Jackets
• Tourism spending up in Ohio last year
• Casinos to open before gambling bill is done
• Delaware police chief gets early nod for sheriff
• Man found dead outside Dublin hotel lived nearby
• Dragon Boat Race
• Asian Festival 2012
• Congressman Boehner Hails Passage of Bill to Stop Harmful Defense Cuts & Enact Responsible Spending Reforms
• Does the President Agree With Senate Democrats on Military Cuts?
• Speaker Boehner on Fast & Furious Investigation: “All Options Are On the Table” in Holding DOJ Accountable
• Congressman Boehner: “If the President Is Looking for a To-Do List,” He Can Start with House-Passed Jobs Bills Blocked by Senate Dems
• Boehner on Fox Business: “Our Focus Will Continue To Be On” Helping the Economy Grow & Create Jobs
• Congressman Boehner: Where’s the President’s Plan to Stop “Devastating” Military Cuts?
• Petersen leaving district to study at Harvard
• Local foundation ready to 'Raise the Roof'
• 'MOMologues' show draws laughs, truth from real life
• Upper Arlington police reports
• Taylor will take over as library director
• Curricula changes will be phased in over two years
• District receives grant to aid English learners
• Group seeks to roll back March levy passage
• Council cuts funding for WOCC by $81,000
• Westerville, Blendon move toward JEDZ agreement
• Late artist's work subject of Worthington exhibit
• Peace Corps service draws in North graduate
• City looks to bond $10.55M in debt for old, new projects
• Kilbourne Dancing Club celebrates 75 years
• Kilbourne Dancing Club celebrates 75 years
• Chosy challenges 'piddling criticisms'
• Worthington seniors earn scholarships
• Wilson out of town for board's first public levy discussion
• FBI's Trombitas retires after 29 years
• FBI's Trombitas retires after 29 years
• Five earn Lifetime Award honors
• Facebook sheds Ohio legal distraction ahead of IPO – or does it?
• Republican screening panel wants Martin as Delaware County sheriff
• Sutton Statement on Marriage Equality
• Agreement reached on cleaning up former bomb-factory site at Otterbein
• Dave Thomas getting spot on Upper Arlington Wall of Honor
• Manufacturing gets support at Brookings-JPMorgan forum in Columbus
• Sutton Votes to Reaffirm US Commitment to Israel
• Toledo casino gets license
• Penn National expects Columbus casino licensing to go smoothly
• Countdown: Central Ohio high schools at top of the class
• Fines proposed for cement contractor in Cleveland casino incident
• Survey: Ohio gets a D+ for small biz friendliness
• Despite rain, cold, OSU’s spring football game tops in the nation for attendance
• As the race for the presidency heats up, more and more of you will "share" your...
• Voters back Kasich’s tax plan for oil and gas drillers
• Scioto Downs video lottery terminal opening in June
• Washed out culvert closes Delware County road
• Power outage causes Groveport Madison High School to cancel classes
• Lake Erie island will lack ferry service for weeks
• College degree isn’t necessary, Mandel says
• Body found outside Dublin hotel
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Sarah McCance
• Ohioans want income-tax cut from ‘frack’ tax hike, poll says
• Teacher’s aide grabs student, is fired
• Victims of ‘Smilin’ Bob’ sex-drug company can claim compensation
• Pension-reform bills put more on workers
• Murderer asks not to be put to death
• Ohio election law in Kasich’s hands
• Limitations on pain pills a ‘concern’
• Summer fuel prices could sink as low as $3.25
• Photo: Holding with tradition
• Ohio public pension reform bills proposed in Senate
• Columbus manufacturing pay ranks fourth in Ohio
• Not 101, but enough
• Photo: Added protection
• Business leaders pushing for $2.5B Brent Spence bridge project
• Cleveland police to get early start on casino traffic control
• John Carroll using social media to raise scholarship funds
• Candidate can run for Pickaway County sheriff
• Counties lack funds to treat addiction
• Senators remove card-room language from gambling bill
• Grand Lake St. Marys had algae in March, tests show
• Fire stations get Safe Place training
• Delaware EMS study shows how much county doesn’t pay
• Fine Arts Senior Is Awarded Painting Prize
• Dispatch Investigation | Credit Scars: Bad judgments
• Komen extends deadline as registrations lag
• Democrats pick Boyce to fill open House seat
• Groveport weighs water-system options
• Dogs make a difference to special-needs students
• Registration deadline pushed back for Race for the Cure
• Kasich fights GOP on education changes
• In reversal, charity card rooms are out of gambling bill
• Dublin police investigate crash that injured child this morning
• Four new bills push for pension reform
• Get Set for Semesters Week
• Husted: Candidate qualified to run for sheriff
• Cardboard Regatta Floats Again!
• Election-law repeal passes House, goes to Kasich
• Dr. Ross Wirth, Dean of the College of Business (in the foreground) served on th...
• Former Ohio Treasurer Boyce taking Weddington’s seat
• Smilin' Bob pays up: Fraud victims will share $24 million
• Ohio’s faster OARnet to reach Portsmouth, Wooster
• Columbus tops in Ohio for college-educated young adults
• Kevin Boyce appointed to fill open House seat
• Ohio home prices down 3% in March, CoreLogic finds
• CheckSmart parent Community Choice Financial delays IPO until ‘conditions improve’
• Sutton Co-Sponsors Bill to Protect Pregnant Women in the Workplace
• Wendy's returns to 1st-quarter profit
• Justice Department rules against Groveport charter school in green-card dispute
• Killer of 3 eligible for death penalty, judges rule
• Army Corps quickens Asian carp study
• Sales and earnings rise sharply for R.G. Barry Corp.
• Sad news today on the passing of an author who wrote one of the most popular chi...
• Newark lands $1M in state support for site cleanup
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Leah Fisher
• Drivers will see red arrows on left turns
• Hotel going up near Easton would be first since 2007
• Friends stunned by violent death of man who stole cruiser, was shot by deputy
• Disabled man is faced with eviction
• On Restaurants | Simple start
• CheckSmart partnership on prepaid cards questioned
• Cabdrivers taxi in for annual city inspection
• New rules for building wells to take effect in August
• Student upset at how OSU handled sexual-assault case involving wrestler
• Physicians Weight Loss parent settles lawsuit for $260,000
• Romney speaks at town hall in northeast Ohio
• 12-year-old smashes stolen car into house
• Ethics commission warns oil and gas official about conflict
• Photo: Taste of Columbus
• Governor restricts pain-pill access in ERs
• Conflict of drilling interests
• Kasich school plan may change
• Ohio Lottery
• Romney campaign trips over others’ comments
• Council members agree to small-business aid before community group
• Man admits guilt in rape, slaying of teen in 1975
• Eastmoor neighbors concerned about Africentric relocation plan
• Near East Side redevelopment plan gets $500,000 from city
• Panel backs rules for oil, gas drilling
• Man pleads guilty in killing of girlfriend, kids
• Keno sales up; game developer for lottery hits jackpot
• Ex-director of humane society sentenced to prison
• Hocking County man dies in fire; officials investigating
• Turner Offers Amendment to Increase U.S. Focus on Combating Unfair Chinese Trade Practices
• 2012 Celebrate the Arts Writing Contest winners
• Westerville group wants to pare school levy approved in 2009
• Former Humane Society director sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison
• Man pleads guilty to 1975 slaying of Columbus teenager
• Romney questioned about taxes during Ohio visit
• Easton’s 1st hotel since ’07 begins construction
• Attorney general staff will answer questions about credit reports tonight
• Faculty Creates Animated Short for Progressive Insurance
• Ohio Growth Summit May 24
• Objections to AEP rate plan piling up
• 5 charged in bomb plot plead not guilty
• Five officers cleared in fatal shooting of homicide suspect
• CheckSmart parent lowers price on looming IPO
• Slideshow: Topping off of OSU Wexner Medical Center expansion
• Top of the List: Community banks with largest deposit losses
• It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Make sure to let your teachers know how much yo...
• Countdown: Ohio banks that haven’t repaid TARP
• Former humane society official sentenced on theft charges
• Ohio government payroll shrank 4.6 percent last decade
• Large gifts quickly add up in Ohio University fundraising
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Rachel Cass
• Health research: Cure for economy?
• 7 vie to become next fire chief
• Columbus gasoline prices up, but lower than last year
• Cuyahoga County eligible for $12M chunk of mortgage fraud settlement
• April freeze hurts grape crops for Ohio wineries
• Obama kicks off election campaign at Ohio State
• Pursuit of stolen sheriff’s department vehicle ends as suspect is shot
• Adult prisons imperil young offenders, advocacy group says
• HIV awareness advocated at OSU event
• Number of mortgage loan officers slides in Ohio
• Dispatch Investigation | Credit Scars: Mixed and marred
• Gee's travel bills total at least $844K since 2007
• Medicaid contracts bring bevy of allegations
• Bomb-plot defendant leased Occupy warehouse
• Chardon High gets prom at Rock Hall
• ‘Dispatch,’ its website judged best among big Ohio papers by AP
• Cemeteries in bind as cremations increase
• Freeze doesn’t spare grapes in Ohio vineyards
• Police seek help on theft of $11,000 in eyeglass frames
• Columbus Mileposts | May 7, 1984: Longtime barber known worldwide for folk art
• Protecting National Security While Making Common-Sense Spending Cuts & Reforms
• No Excuses, Lead Like a President (and Approve Keystone Jobs)
• President Obama “Shrugs Off” Another Disappointing Jobs Report
• Troops & Veterans Organizations Urge Congress to Stop “Catastrophic” Defense Cuts
• Alumna’s Exhibition an Invitation to her ‘Imaginary World’
• Dispatch investigation | Credit scars
• Columbus Mileposts: May 6, 1970 | Riots force closure of Ohio State’s campus
• In Dayton, government spending is a key issue
• Cadiz starts to ride the boom
• Alumnus, Football Fan Awarded Summer Residency
• Photos: Capital City Half Marathon
• Obama officially launches campaign before 14,000 at OSU
• Anti-gay teaching upheld
• State exceeds forecast on personal income-tax take
• Woman drowns in flash flooding
• Urbana U. chief, wife injured
• Challenger to Radcliff dynasty facing questions
• Cold weather trips up annual fishing trip
• 128 ‘worst of the worst’ houses slated to be first to fall
• Bidding farewell to a friend
• Costs play bigger role in college choices
• Job-poaching pact in jeopardy
• Four days in April deadly for bees
• Concrete doesn’t get fair shake, Kasich told
• State last inspected local jails in 2008
• Obama launches re-election campaign at Ohio State
• Alumna Featured in Weekly Entertainment Magazine
• Woman, 74, dies in Athens County flooding
• Record crowd runs in Capital City Half Marathon
• Modern elections decided by a few states
• There is method in’t: Reynoldsburg opens Shakespeare to all kids
• Exotic animals return to farm
• Revision hinges on final days of early voting
• Kasich to merge service agencies
• Grounded ferries bring business to standstill on Pelee Island
• Old age alone fells a sheltering tree
• 2 Ohioans among 14 laid low by salmonella
• Bexley veteran named to 2012 class of heroes
• Schools offer deal on ‘Jesus’ T-shirt
• Activism urged as shooting recalled
• Rematch over high-school fight turns deadly
• Columbus Mileposts: May 5, 1962 | Use of ‘Beeliner’ spells end to city rail service
• Playground equipment splits village council
• Ferret love
• Art festival lets students display their talents
• Certification approved, Job Ready Site open for business
• Two vying for Johnstown finance director post
• Event offers clean start to new summer season
• Circus will be Lions Club fundraiser
• Circus will be Lions Club fundraiser
• Circus will be Lions Club fundraiser
• Johnstown fireman joins elite group
• Health department seeks residents' feedback on county smoking bans
• Health department seeks residents' feedback on county smoking bans
• Licking County Foundation awards $85,711 in grants
• Licking County Foundation awards $85,711 in grants
• Police reports
• Historical society to open one-room schoolhouse
• Corrected tax data bring almost $1M to county
• Dublin eyes intersection project
• Local officials: Drug task force efforts paying off
• Fistfight over 4-year-old fight ends in death, murder charge
• Blood-Sucking Beast to Invade Student Exhibition
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• Judge sentences former quarterback Art Schlichter to 10 years behind bars
• Ohio Military Hall of Fame for Valor inducts 17 new members
• Mount Carmel nursing school has first grads in Lancaster extension
• Social Madness surge puts entries at 110
• Jeni’s gets ice cream on shelves in 115 Fresh Market stores
• Small businesses may lose either way in AEP-FirstEnergy fight
• Two Departments Shine in End of the Year Thesis Show
• CAPA buying Central Presbyterian Church
• Lancaster Pollard hires Red Capital veteran
• Franklin County woman, Morrow County child among 14 sickened by recalled dog food
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• Top of the List: Custom homebuilders
• Five wild animals returning to farm
• Central Ohio earnings reports this week
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Erin McKenna
• Brides fear big day is ruined by shop closing
• Photo: Step up the reading
• Obama, runners will roil traffic Saturday near Ohio State
• Fired Delaware County deputy linked to ex-sheriff says she was harassed
• I-71/670 project enters new phase as bridges begin to go up
• Faithful gather at Statehouse to pray for country
• Officers killed on duty remembered at ceremony
• Rule would limit card rooms, GOP insists
• Senator blasts ‘heartbeat bill’ push
• Senate OKs texting ban for drivers
• SEC investigating Chesapeake compensation perk
• Toledo casino hiring 100 more workers
• Martha Stewart Living wants Macy's CEO deposed for lawsuit
• First Solar loses nearly $450 million in 1Q
• Portman committee raised more than $1M in Q1
• Hearing set for Davis-Besse nuclear reactor license renewal
• Suspects face new charge in plot case
• No answer in latest test at leaky Goodale pond
• ‘Roberta’s Law’ would notify crime victims, families of convict’s parole hearings, release
• Race for Cure sign-ups are down a little so far
• Obama, Romney in tight Ohio race
• Limited Brands bucks sales trends in April
• Upper Arlington considers electricity bulk buy
• Ohio’s steel industry is surging again
• Popularity of generic drugs healthy for Cardinal’s sales
• Treasure seekers line up for Buxton Inn sale
• Discipline possible for 52 in Franklin County jail probe
• Columbus Mileposts | May 4, 1978: Nationwide’s Downtown bet pays off
• Man facing murder charges to leave fate to judges
• Lawyer’s former employee gets 30 months
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2012-11: May 1, 2012 - May 7,2012
• Year 2 of 'Art in Public Spaces' is installed
• MAC to unveil bright, bike-shaped bike racks
• Coal stove at Natalie's will cook up New York-style pizza
• Organization matches volunteers, seniors for Service Day
• With reservations, ARB approves design for Orvis
• Worthington school district contracts with OhioHealth for athletics trainers
• FDNY firefighter shares story of Sept. 11 survival
• Council eyes tax-abatement agreements
• District defends rehiring of retired staff members
• Romney tells students he will create jobs
• City eschews noise laws for self-regulation
• Flapjacks help preserve Martin-Perry House
• Liberty AD says he'll resign after misusing school district funds
• Musical proves blondes have more fun
• Recovery of stolen items easierwith online reporting system
• Trails will connect Powell, Liberty Township parkland
• Farewell reception planned for retiring McKenzie
• 16th annual Folk Festival slated May 4-6 at Battelle Darby Metro Park
• Grandview may align handrail, stairway rules with state law
• Preview: May Gallery Hop
• Ask Nicci: Prof's advances throw woman for a loop
• The List: Top 10 tattoos in movies & TV
• Test can't pinpoint leak at Goodale Park pond
• Deputy orders inmates to dance, gets fired
• Widow to regain custody of quarantined exotic animals
• Alumna Awarded Internship at the Met
• Six honored at Ohio Peace Officers' Memorial ceremony
• Ohio University kicking off boot camp for digital media startups
• Crowd gathers for National Day of Prayer at Statehouse
• Foreclosures up in April in Franklin County
• Deputies face discipline for 'filthy' jail conditions
• Senate has no intention of passing 'Heartbeat Bill'
• Buxton Inn begins to clean house
• Franklin County sheriff targets synthetic drugs
• Five in alleged bridge-bombing plot face new charge
• Nationwide jumps into action to quell Candle Lab controversy on Twitter
• Germain launches Mazda dealership with flair
• Stormy summer expected for Great Lakes states, Accuweather says
• Execs outline jobs potential tied to shale drilling at Ohio Energy Jobs Summit
• Limited promotes Mast chief McGuigan to COO
• Countdown: Return on investment at private universities in Central Ohio
• Cardinal Health ups dividend
• Soccer mom bananas about healthful snacks
• Resident loses $9,500 in jewelry, electronics to thief
• Public schools deserve second look, group says
• Memory Walk dedication: Society will keep it simple
• New festival gets boost from United Way grant
• Bright Road property could become historical park -- someday
• City eyes Dublin-Glick intersection project
• City will dedicate its newest park May 12
• Police investigate rash of TV thefts at hotels
• Dublin schools add cyberbullying to district policy
• Historical society to open one-room schoolhouse
• Geroux sees 'Herb Capital' through to cultivation
• City plans $500,000 worth of road improvements
• Commission likes UDF for entryway corner
• Firehouse Subs to open at former Sky Bank site
• Gahanna-Jefferson board interviews four finalists for new superintendent
• Juergen's owner tries to clear reputation
• Staff Pick: R. Ring at The Tree Bar
• Movie review: Damsels in Distress
• Local music: Struck by Lightning
• Preview: Twista at Alrosa Villa
• Femme Fatale Finishing School
• Preview: The Werks at the Newport
• Theater review: Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom
• Local music: The Kyle Sowashes
• Fitness: Must-have running gear
• Staff Pick: Hip-Hop Literacies Conference
• Staff Pick: Theater Roulette 2012
• Preview: St. Vincent at the Newport
• Local music: Central Ohio Folk Festival
• TV Review: Sherlock
• Comedy: Q&A with Mick Foley
• Theater preview: The 39 Steps
• Cinco de Mayo feasting
• Sensory Overload: Theo’s Loose Hinges and Max Power
• Local music: Enrique Infante
• Objects of Desire: Men’s sandals
• Burgers: Kikyo
• Bar profile: Midway on High
• Preview: Author Erik Larson
• As Franklin gets ready to welcome its newest class of alumni, check out this vid...
• Romney narrows gap against Obama in Ohio, Quinnipiac poll finds
• Cincinnati OKs domestic-partner benefits for employees
• Bicentennial art will adorn Broad Street bridge
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Sara Diesel
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• Reynoldsburg schools pay $1.4 million to escape exotic investment
• Photo: Full-contact chess
• Deficit dogging Delaware County Fair
• Senate gets bill to ban driver texts
• Cleveland casino gets its license
• Kasich jabs at renewable-energy lobby
• 31 indicted in Union County drug sweep
• Too many babies being born too soon
• State issues licenses for Cleveland casino
• Sears execs allay fears of financial instability
• Quicken Loans adding 100 workers in Cleveland
• Chesapeake's largest investor changes status to "activist"
• Youngstown OKs tax abatement for Taylor-Winfield
• Work to begin on hotel attached to mall in Niles
• Romney closing in on Obama in Ohio, poll says
• Man who grew marijuana fatally shot in West Side home
• Chardon school-shooting suspect is mentally fit for trial
• Occupy must rethink policy, Cleveland says
• Cooper Tire’s 1st-quarter profit spikes 38 percent
• Online job postings in Ohio jump to almost 190,000
• Clintonville flip-flop leads to suspicions of a quid pro quo
• 13-year-old charged in East Side shooting
• Ag chief: Animal bill’s fees fall short
• High water plays role in fatal crash
• Home of shuttered South Side Settlement House to open one last time for farewells
• Columbus Mileposts | May 3, 1817: Episcopal priest inspires by example
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• National Healthcare Leaders Honor Congressman Bob Latta For Leadership in Healthcare Innovation
• Merion Village Yard Sale is Saturday, May 5
• New report-cards release date remains uncertain
• Educators trying to gauge effects of new system
• Residents voice concerns over Lindey's lot plans
• Spruce up village in preparation for annual tour
• Movie review: “The Avengers”
• Commission gives licensing approval for first casino
• Cleveland ends camping permit for Occupy protest
• Suspect fit for trial in Chardon school shootings
• Exotic-animal fees won't cover law's costs, official testifies
• Cedar Point's WildCat goes extinct
• Annual Tolstedt Prize Announces Student Winners
• Upper Arlington to dominate Showcase of Remodeled Homes
• Zedillo hoping for trade talks growth after elections
• Lightning destroys home of Ohio disaster-recovery specialist
• Kasich: Regulatory framework critical to oil and gas operations
• OBC representing Finance in career colleges for OACCS Legislative Day in Columbus.
• A photo from my visit to Frank Lloyd Wright's Penfield House in Lake County.
• Huntington smitten with Michigan, in-store branch model
• Magazine: Ohio No. 35 for business conditions
• Top of the List: Biggest deposit gainers among community banks
• Ride Bexley supports CHOICES
• Contract locks in chief's terms through 2017
• Showing of 'Bully' exemplifies vision
• Board revises elementary class size limits
• Foer shares turning points of his literary journey
• As Franklin gets ready to welcome its newest class of alumni, check out this vid...
• Honda sales mixed in April – Civic drops while Accord, CR-V jump
• Ascena-Charming Shoppes deal would reunite Lane Bryant, Justice
• Ohio fire chief's hot temper helps cost him his job
• Columbus Anheuser-Busch brewery adds Bud Light Platinum
• Police charge 13-year-old in shooting
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Kattie Baker
• 1 critical after shooting at South Linden bar
• Two dunkings of cars in pond near road raise debate
• Teen drivers might lose all devices
• Booze with a hint of bacon gets price drop in Ohio
• Secret place in car: Doorway to prison?
• Critics blast gun-totin’ fundraiser
• Cincinnati schools plan energy upgrade
• Man dies after shooting at West Side home
• Plan to replace leaky windows has rec center users fighting for the light
• Ohio Senate rewrite of bill could lead to statewide gambling expansion
• 5 accused of plot to destroy bridge
• JobsOhio: $2B in capital investment commitments in 1Q
• Chesapeake separates CEO from chairman post
• Ford moving 250 workers to third shift at engine plant
• FirstEnergy won't close four Ohio plants — yet
• Five men arrested in connection with bridge bombing plot
• Wal-Mart to pay nearly $268,000 to Ohio workers
• Demonstrators denounce plan to privatize parking at OSU
• High-schoolers’ COTA passes stay in Columbus schools budget
• Portman’s energy bill is languishing
• Easton gets Ohio’s 1st Tommy Bahama
• Surplus tentative, state budget official warns
• JobsOhio bill fixes public-records issue
• Online summer school has lower cost, more flexibility
• Husband sentenced for aiding National Century fugitive
• Missing West Side man charged in co-worker’s disappearance
• Hall of Justice update gets initial shot of cash
• Columbus Mileposts | May 2, 1940: Poindexter Village was once a haven for the poor
• Congressman Boehner Raises Questions About Chen Guangcheng's Exit from U.S. Embassy
• “Little Rational Basis” for POTUS to Continue Blocking Keystone XL
• President Obama’s Own Budget Calls Military Cuts “Devastating,” But Where’s His Solution?
• Bexley branching out as 'public arboretum'
• Artistic director of BalletMet Columbus leaving for Chicago
• Police seeking man charged with murder of missing coworker
• JobsOhio touts 5,500 more jobs for state in 1Q
• Sutton Calls on Congress to Reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
• CCAD Seniors Going in the Right ‘Directions’
• Cancer specialists Zangmeister, Columbus Oncology merging
• Investment firm would buy P.F. Chang’s, take it private
• FirstEnergy to pay $50K to end W.Va. lawsuit
• Nationwide closes deal for Harleysville
• CNBC’s Rick Santelli Rips Key Democrat For Ignoring Fannie/Freddie Reform
• Employer education contributions sour with economy
• Columbus Regional Airport Authority gets Moody’s upgrade
• Lawmakers near Cleveland schools overhaul
• Countdown: Return on investment at Ohio’s public universities
• Husband sentenced for helping National Century fugitive
• United Way Central Ohio names new board members
• Report says more kids have mental-health disorders
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• Mayor's Cup to be held May 8 at Pinnacle
• KIA Club donates to homeless foundation
• Curbside recycling ready to start in area
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Prairie will use JEDZ to invest in roadwork
• ‘LAIR’ takes off in Gantz Park
• Five men planned to blow up bridge near Cleveland, feds say
• Oxford Consulting gets tax credit for expansion, 45 new workers
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Chavilah Bennett
• Columbus schools might need $555 million
• Car crashes into Union County pond
• 20 named National Merit Scholars
• Photo: Of bats and clubs
• DeWine defends allowing ballot petition on same-sex marriage
• Man admits stealing $730,000 from friends
• Pension reform might take a while
• Photo: Cool times
• State will allow animals to return to Zanesville
• City will pay to cover graffiti
• Judge says East Side motel will stay closed
• Columbus City Council OK's tougher graffiti rules
• Permanent algae signs will go in 14 state parks
• Cost of turnpike study swells to $3.4M
• Buyouts taken by about 280 Wright-Patterson employees
• Surviving animals from Zanesville incident to be returned to owner
• Toledo has $100M in sewer projects underway
• Bill would force air duct cleaners to register with state
• JobsOhio office is open for ideas
• Bus crash sends 8 kids to hospitals; driver blamed
• Meningitis no threat to others, school says
• Pilots plan Ohio journey
• Amateur’s fossil find stumps the experts
• Boy, 13, sought in teenager’s shooting
• Schools to cash in on casinos
• Norah Jones Sings “America the Beautiful” at Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony
• State registry for duct cleaners proposed
• BMV branch encourages organ donation
• Scout official resigns, backs ousted lesbian leader of son’s Tiger Cub group
• ‘Pillmill’ suspects’ trial opens today
• Athens blaze is ruled arson
• Small Businesses Hopeful in the Face of Economic Uncertainty, According to Insperity Survey
• Maria Lauterbach’s Story a Catalyst for Change at the Pentagon
• Turner Wants Update from DoD on “Monument to Me” Prohibition
• Eagle Scout project was group effort
• C-TEC announces Honor Society inductees
• Monroe Township federal lawsuit settled
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• State awards $150,000 grant to Thirty-One Gifts
• C-TEC announces Honor Society inductees
• Licking heights teams up with county YMCA
• Officials, residents plot map for Pataskala’s future
• Kirkersville addition will have 3 kindergarten rooms
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Boland: ‘Project manager’ would help city meet expectations
• Project Lifesaver a boost for caregivers
• Self-defense starts with gut
• Moratorium on Internet cafes likely to be extended
• DeLong: New plan will take city ‘to the next level’
• Assessment gives Memorial Hospital top ranking
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• City Council to vote on tougher stance for graffiti removal
• Woman killed in wreck near Circleville
• BMV branch honored for high organ donation rate among customers
• Construction up in Central Ohio, down statewide
• Cott Systems taking staff to Columbus office park
• Kasich touts Quantum Health plan to add 525 jobs
• NFL draft’s 1st day drew plenty of Columbus TV watchers
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• Top of the List: Community banks
• Microsoft infuses $300M into Nook, Barnes & Noble college unit
• Columbus apparel company seeks change of venue for suit
• Cherry trees celebrate milestone at Ohashi
• Workshop fosters artistic skills one step at a time
• Group pushes Powell for smoke-free parks
• Chef's second Delaware eatery focused on flavor
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Hayes actors prove blondes have more fun
• Crime victims find solace in county program
• Utica man admits to stealing $730,000 from friends' businesses
• North Linden man dies after motorcycle crash
• Officials plan to return exotic animals to owner's widow
• Cold case: 3 killed inside Downtown bar, but why?
• Meet CCAD Outstanding Senior Lian Dziura
• Tips sought on loitering gunman who robbed Walgreens
• Cab-fare reimbursement is lure to end car commute
• 2 boys wounded by gunfire on South Side
• Closing of Columbus schools has upside
• More teachers retiring earlier
• Cincinnati donors all in for Romney
• Restaurateur passionate about neighborhoods
• Romney has slight lead on Obama in Ohio fundraising
• Bigfoot conferees cite track record
• Judge: Fix or demolish Stanley Block building near casino
• Air Force spent $1.24M renovating house
• New sites driving up demand, prices for Cleveland parking
• Highway maintenance complex for ODOT going up in Euclid
• Bengals QB Dalton launches foundation to help children
• Miami U. increases tuition, fees for Ohioans by 3.5% next year
• Cost of Wright-Patterson project soars
• Amish beard-cutting defendant is paid $2 million
• Cause of fire at Palmer Fest unknown
• Early release? Not for Ohio’s older inmates
• 3-D maps designed to help first responders
• Columbus Mileposts | April 30, 1827: Feeder canal aided local business
• Third Frontier OKs nearly $1 million for Ohio-born technology
• Polaris store to close June 16, cutting 80 jobs
• Companies face deadline on selecting managed-care service
• Turner: DOL would’ve Ended Heritage of Family Farming in Ohio
• Cities on hook for power plant’s costs
• Blue-ribbon mentor
• House fire breaks up street party in Athens early
• ‘Black box’ in your car raising questions
• Correction
• About 250 rally for women’s rights
• Teen dies in crash with rig
• Columbus Mileposts: April 29, 1918 | ‘Ace’ begins his high-flying exploits
• Zoo case is over quickly
• Trillium’s beautybelies its odor
• Public deposits old pills with proper authorities
• Youth coach dies in club shooting
• Going after thieving workers
• Home sweet dorm?
• Investors fight appraisals on rental homes
• Ohio lags neighbors in tourism marketing
• A big payout?
• Devoted Reds fan dies at 93; saw 75 Opening Day games
• At Statehouse rally, hundreds decry 'war on women'
• Effort keeps drugs from reaching wrong hands
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• Great race today CSCC Cougars!
• Signs point to Grant’s birthplace
• Photo: Only the cause was serious
• Photo: Sweet relations
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• Woman on crutches flees police custody in hospital
• Rocks for sale — but you got to take ’em all
• State parks employee got free lodging, probe finds
• 27-year-old driver dies after car crash on I-71
• Disputed votes alter outcome
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• Vets on GI Bill caught short at OSU pay window
• Columbus Mileposts | April 28, 1814: Sarah Sullivant dies nursing ill soldiers
• Barricaded bank robbers give up
• National Jewish group drawn to local exhibit
• 2 Dublin high schools pit skills in global test
• Stolen gold-plated chalices returned to church
• Numbers add up to sex charges
• New Albany’s first union talks hit snag with police
• Next meal uncertain for 17% of Franklin County residents
• Judge dismissed his attorney’s ticket, then thought twice
• Run gives several area schools financial boost
• Warm spring keeping city busy with unkempt yards
• City Council reduces BZA members’ terms
• Funding woes continue to delay park on Busey
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Support oral chemotherapy modernization bill
• Orange trustees clash during fire levy discussion
• Police reports
• Event may include balloon ride for Coleman
• With no new buildings, district focused on maintenance
• ACT ace: Powell student earns perfect score
• City: Sidewalks at 42 homes must be repaired
• Truax is one-man cleanup crew along 161
• Street market returns with 125 vendors
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• Group pushes Powell leaders for smoke-free parks
• Dedication to local foods grows in central Ohio
• Health, science lessons grow in greenhouse
• Forest Park Civic Association celebrates 50 years
• OSU official: Survey response may be tears
• National Jewish group drawn to local exhibit
• Romney tells students he is the 'right guy' to create jobs
• Police say suspects surrender in bank standoff
• Tansky seeks LEED for dealership expansion
• State officials not ready to return exotic animals
• Former police officer accused of fathering children with minor
• Writers Conference May 5
• Arizona recycler chooses Columbus for first expansion, 55 jobs on tap
• Slideshow: Big crowd turns out as Blue Jackets unveil 2013 All-Star Game logo
• Mount Carmel’s electronic switch brings convention-sized impact
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• Social Madness entries nearing 90 companies
• Sutton Calls on Congress Not to Play Politics with Students, Cut Health Care for Women
• First quarter M&A activity tops $500M
• Top of the List: Busiest airlines at Ohio’s airports
• Zauber Brewing hosting lunch-time food trucks
• Ohio police seek woman who escaped on crutches
• Central Ohio earnings reports this week
• Woman dies from I-71 crash injuries
• CCAD Ready to Count Down to Commencement
• Police arrest two men in Columbus Zoo break-in
• State may alter plan for grading schools
• Man found dead in carriage house identified
• Trash fills Minerva Park stream, ruining lake
• One athletic director quits, one reprimanded in Olentangy district
• Construction closing some ramps
• To save $6 million, ODOT told to sell vehicles, close two rest areas
• Blighted Poindexter Tower to be demolished soon
• Columbus sues to close two Internet cafes
• Course on safe play honors boy who died last year
• Obama taps Glenn, 12 others for Medal of Freedom
• Deadlines loom for exotic-animal owners
• Native Ohioans John Glenn, Toni Morrison to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Scrap-metal reporting law working out for Columbus
• Lesbian mom fights to be Cub Scout den leader again
• Chesapeake Energy CEO's investments in wells reined in by board
• Velodrome cycling track coming to downtown Cleveland
• Youngstown's Covelli Centre may go on block
• First Financial closing nine branches in SW Ohio, Indiana
• Sierra Club tries to block change at Marcellus shale terminal in Maryland
• Chief defends officers’ actions at Cracker Barrel shooting
• Latest Cincy zoo baby is camel, first in almost 30 years
• Prototype plane finds parking spot at Air Force museum
• COTA, workers schedule new talks on pact
• State might block new ‘Internet cafes’
• Developmental Disabilities board OKs Medicaid rule
• Interim chief of London schools keeps post for year
• 2 states say Arkansas driver ran down safety officers
• MC Lyte to Speak and Perform at OSU Hiphop Conference
• Ohio’s Shale Revolution Fuels Job Creation
• Latta: Big Win for Family Farms in NW Ohio
• Boehner Column: Recent Report Confirms: ObamaCare is Leading to ‘Higher Costs, More Confusion, and Less Coverage’
• House Votes to Stop Student Loan Rates from Doubling, Cut ObamaCare Slush Fund
• Underwood: First-quarter finances on track
• Davidson to stage ‘Damn Yankees’ this weekend
• Recognition of colleagues ‘humbles’ educators
• Norwich Township to charge for county fair services
• Council approves issuance of bonds for several projects
• Athletic boosters call for Project T designs
• Kaya wins awards, despite loss of leg
• August school levy would bring in $7.7 million
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• Relay For Life will honor Kris Sims
• Community gardening has long history in the U.S.
• Board considers cap on pay-to-participate fees
• McDonald wants township crime patrol
• City-chamber cooperation paying off
• Signs of trouble: Vote angers residents
• Would-be farmers find urban oasis
• Commission candidates join in sign debate
• Welcome to your new community newspaper
• CAC hopefuls discuss motivations, solutions
• Mozart’s, center celebrate fruitful partnership
• School’s events focus on healthful eating, fitness
• Mayor’s Cup to be held May 8 at Pinnacle
• London schools keep interim superintendent for next year
• Developmental Disabilities will require Medicaid application or payment
• Police ID body as man missing since last fall
• City makes plans to pull down Poindexter Tower
• Former village police chief sentenced in drug deal
• City takes action against two Internet cafes
• Health-care specialist Pinnell rejoins Equity Inc.
• Nationwide Arena getting new scoreboard as part of $5.5M upgrade
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• Columbus-Myrtle Beach flights returning to Rickenbacker
• Poetry Contests, Readings Keep Liberal Arts Faculty Busy
• GBQ opens Cincinnati office to focus on business litigation consulting
• ODOT audit finds $6M in initial savings ideas
• Arkansas man charged in assault at Riverside last fall
• Report: Columbus public transit ranks near bottom
• Central Ohio startups awarded Third Frontier money
• Camel born at Cincinnati Zoo
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• Children Services OKs privatizing all foster care
• Mayor moves to new Downtown condo
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• Photo: Kite expert
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• Some seek new name for serial killer’s street
• Exotic animal restrictions pass Ohio Senate
• Ohio House OKs budget review
• Nicklaus Congressional Gold Medal dissenters explain no votes
• Movement detected on hill that launched boulder
• Plague of copper theft afflicts seven churches
• Obama, Romney plan campaign stops in Ohio
• Polaris developer in line for tax abatement for possible spec building
• Newark man sentenced for decade-old crimes against girl
• Penn National buys new home for Beulah Park for $4.6M
• Tide to become 1st official laundry detergent of the NFL
• Kasich can laugh about car crash
• 10 Northland seniors charged in ‘prank’
• OSU profs oppose plan to lease parking
• Reading test would hold back 12% of third-graders
• Disability agency seeks to tap Medicaid
• Water-use rules OK’d for Lake Erie
• Man found competent for church arson trial
• Photo: Circleville fire
• Obama will kick off campaign in Ohio
• Special-needs student says he was beaten; 2 aides suspended
• GOP, Democrats close to election-law deal
• DeWine calls for tweaking JobsOhio
• School districts benefit the most from auditor’s revaluation refund
• AEP must explain customer charges
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• Will Dems Vote to Double Student Loan Rates & Protect ObamaCare Slush Fund?
• Turner Advocates for Lima Tank Plant Funding to Maintain Ohio Jobs
• Council OKs rezoning for OhioHealth medical campus
• Students’ dirty work ends in ‘green’ results
• Dedication to local foods grows in central Ohio
• Surprised Greenhill wins Golden Apple
• Board brings back $7.3M in programs
• Orvis is coming to Worthington
• Preview: The Caretaker at the Southern Theatre
• Fashion: How to wear spring skirts
• Beer review: Ellicottville Brewing Co. Mow Master
• Exhibit: Aminah Robinson at Hammond Harkins Gallery
• Staff pick: Pierced Arrows at Ace of Cups
• Local music: Luxury League
• Preview: Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom at ALT
• Preview: Eric Church at Nationwide Arena
• Staff pick: Real Estate at the Newport
• Food truck review: PerZoot
• TV review: The American Experience: Jesse Owens
• Preview: Legends and Legacies: Columbus Dances
• Shopping: Reduction sale preview
• Preview: Hot Chelle Rae at the Newport
• Sensory Overload: Teen Fiction
• Preview: John Jasperse’s Canyon at the Wexner Center
• Staff Pick: Cheryl Donegan lecture at the Wexner Center
• Preview: Fort Lean at Outland Live
• The List: 10 summer movies we can’t wait for
• Review: Reefer Madness at Shadowbox Live
• Local music: Twenty One Pilots
• Happy Hour: Due Amici
• Restaurant review: Arepazo Tapas & Wine
• New Store: Touched
• DeWine wants JobsOhio bill, law changed over public-records access
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• Alumnus Has Solo Exhibition at Local Meadery
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• Obama, Romney speaking in northern Ohio this week
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• White House suggests new strategy for drug crimes
• School board fires aide over fight with student
• Student’s convicted killer wins parole
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• 12 Catholic churches reopening in Cleveland
• 14 injured in crash of van, school bus
• Columbus man dies after canoe capsizes
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• Democrats want to restore $400 million to state budget
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• Ohio House, Senate Republican leaders file suit against secretary of state
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• New facility will have more space
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• Capital University nursing school to start exchange program with China’s Guangxi Medical University
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• Gahanna schedules six for superintendent interviews
• Exhibit: “They Were Older Than Me”
• Interview: “The Cabin in the Woods” director Drew Goddard and star Kristen Connolly
• Preview: “Beautiful Struggle”
• Jury acquits woman in crash that killed scooter rider
• CCAD Announces 2012 Awardee for Teaching Excellence
• City shows off $342 million sewer-pipe project
• Mayor delivers first of city's recyling bins
• Cleveland mayor, teachers union agree on school-rescue plan
• Drug dealer sentenced to life in prison for 2010 slaying
• Ohio lawmakers may take up Kasich tax cut plan – or maybe they won’t
• Alumnus Named One of Top Young Professionals in Columbus
• Top of the List: Vehicles with Central Ohio sales in reverse
• One Exchange Street hits $1M with TechColumbus investment
• Former shelter official accused of selling pet anxiety pills on Craigslist
• Analysis: Columbus rises as attractive spot for small biz
• City’s capital improvements budget to swell by $6.6 million
• Central Ohio foreclosure filings up over 4Q 2011
• Survey: High gas prices forcing consumers to cut costs
• "Your mind may be the closest thing to the Holy Grail of longevity and happiness...
• Several schools closed due to escaped psych ward patient
• Fed: Modest improvement for Midwest economy
• 6 pups left in suitcase get lucky
• State cuts almost cancel out Grandview tax hike
• Candidate guilty of trashing rival’s campaign fliers
• Lawyer charged with tax fraud is devoted father, volunteer, daughter testifies
• Spielman funds hit $10M fundraising mark
• Athens County man facing child-porn charges
• Energy Secretary Chu backing regulation of drilling
• City-paid civilians to patrol on North Side
• AMP testing electric FedEx delivery vehicles
• Boy, 2, dies 6 months after gun accident
• Study: Ohio needs to question economic benefit of incentives
• Bridgestone unveils $100M tech center in Akron
• Adena at risk of losing Medicare funding following state report
• Landlord given 30 days in jail
• Nursing-home payments tied to satisfied residents
• City’s rental market growing tighter
• Drilling leases drafted for state parks
• Democrat Redfern survives challenge
• Pickaway County man, 19, gets four years for fatal stop-sign prank
• Review sought of Franklin County Democrats’ campaign books
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Dog shelter, couple sued over attacks by canines
• After loss, soldiers back on mission, leader says
• Council members plan to add $6.6 million to capital budget
• Execution looms for killer after Kasich denies clemency
• Columbus Mileposts | April 12, 1956: Fluoride’s brush with controversy
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - April 10 to 16, 2012
• Local post offices won’t stay open late for tax filers
• Turner’s Provision Officially Implemented to Allow Civilians to Attend AFIT
• Turner Commends Selection of New Director for AFIT
• Rummage sale to benefit church mission trip to Honduras
• 79 employees, $7.3 million in programs may be restored
• Coming up
• Council OKs St. Ann’s expansion plans
• Organizations go mobile with smartphone apps
• Renovations nearly completed at Genoa’s McNamara Park
• Students may see changes in times
• Westerville saves on vehicle replacements
• 20-plus streets, lots to be fixed this summer
• City council considers addition of another sign on the Green
• Coming up
• Council works on liquor-license law
• Food, wine, fun will connect at annual chamber social event
• Leadership Worthington thankful for bee’s success
• Rummage sale to benefit church mission trip to Honduras
• Worthington readies for ‘precycle’ event next week
• First off-site surgery center is in Westerville
• Davidson senior to dance at Juilliard
• Lewis Center dance academy student going to Juilliard
• Movie review: Goon
• Beauty: Spring makeup trends
• TV review: The Big C
• Preview: “Tim Veach Dance”
• Movie review: Bully
• Wine: Two roses to try
• TV review: “Girls”
• Movie reviews: The Cabin in the Woods
• Ask Nicci: Girlfriend’s filthy house is a turn-off
• Movie review: The Raid: Redemption
• Staff Pick: The Hive Dwellers at Skylab
• Previews: Four flavors for April 18
• Staff Pick: Girl in a Coma at the Newport
• Shopping: How to pick the best swimsuit for your body
• Ask Nicci: Don’t let relationship go to the dogs
• Preview: “West Side Story”
• Review: Katalina’s Cafe Corner
• Review: Aab India Restaurant
• Local music: Path
• Bar profile: Betty’s Bar
• Shopping: Products that celebrate Columbus
• Music: Anything but Nickelback
• Sensory Overload: The Regrettes
• “Cabin” takes horror-comedy beyond the woods
• Art exhibitions
• Spielman Funds for breast cancer research, patient help top $10 million
• Athens man indicted for making child-porn videos
• Slideshow: Instagram ‘value’ outstrips many established Columbus firms
• Continental’s Kass says ‘tenants, tenants, tenants’ new real estate credo
• Pickaway County man sentenced in deadly prank
• Landlord jailed for code violations in 3 fire deaths
• Guard soldiers carrying on in wake of 'devastating' attack, commander says
• City names Webster to economic development post
• Post offices will be open normal hours on final tax-filing day
• Costumes, orchestra to highlight Coffman production
• Golf event to drive cancer fundraising
• ‘Growing Green’ expo to focus on action
• Hazardous-waste collection, recycling slated for April 21
• Leadership Dublin hires new director
• Management seminar was great for nonprofits
• OU offered land, infrastructure incentives
• Retirements, resignations played key role in ability to cut budget
• 5K run/walk to honor Sells teacher, raise funds for cancer
• Coming up
• Council considers funding for city CIC
• Gahanna’s Herbal Trail to take root in May
• Thirty applications in process for superintendent
• Verizon sticks with site plan for cell tower
• Awards celebrate GVS mission
• Coming up
• State tourism director touts Gahanna’s visitor appeal
• GVS board gets ‘wish list’ from committee chairs
• Resident touts ash tree treatments
• Schiller group looking for more volunteers
• Council ward proposal gaining traction
• Top of the List: Biggest gainers in Central Ohio car sales
• Puppy dumper in Toledo also left his ID, authorities say
• Honda to provide hybrids, electric vehicles for Zipcar
• Witness: Truck blocked view in fatal scooter crash
• Obetz man gets probation for faking Chevy Z-16
• 2-year-old boy dies 6 months after shooting
• Trayvon Martin shooter put photo of OSU hate crime on his website
• Santorum exits to praise, relief
• Gay-rights group in Ohio shuns ballot issue to allow same-sex marriage
• Guard forces dealing with Ohio losses
• ODOT $1.6B short for major road projects in 2012
• Columbia Gas adds alternative suppliers to bills
• Drop in public preschoolers in Ohio is biggest in nation
• Cincinnati airport looking for low-cost airline
• Effort to fix Goodale Park pond’s leak tested by refill with water
• A Schulman moving Fairlawn HQ 2 miles down the road
• Clark County dairy sold out of receivership for $4.9M
• Sierra Club sues state for records on state park drilling plans
• Child-abuse activists will look kind of blue today
• State education board won’t approve Cleveland schools plan
• State development agency to get new name, tasks
• Attorney connected to tattoo scandal found guilty of contempt over traffic ticket
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Clinton Township’s former clerk charged with insurance fraud
• Fundraisers scheduled for Mandel campaign
• Audubon cleanup under budget
• Military burial planned for unclaimed remains
• All five plead not guilty in Urbana dismemberment case
• Columbus Mileposts | April 11, 1956: ’56 Yanks’ local lineup no Murderers’ Row
• Nondescript Upper Arlington ranch may be designated a historic home
• If the President Won’t Save the Highly-Successful D.C. School Choice Program, the Speaker Will
• Discarded cigarette is blamed in fatal fire
• Dublin considers incentives for OU campus at 33/161 and Post
• Shorter school days possible for Westerville students next year
• Former Clinton Township clerk charged with insurance fraud
• Lawyer found in contempt has already done the time
• City fills Goodale Park pond, hopes past leaks are fixed
• Fix Cleveland schools, state board urges, but doesn't say how
• Ohio politicians react to Santorum's departure
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• Kilgour's Columbus home may be listed on Historic Places register
• Four Ohio soldiers still hospitalized after attack that killed three
• Obetz man sentenced to probation for Chevelle scam
• Adjunct Instructor Is Selected as Resident Fellow
• Top of the List: Bankruptcy law firms
• 10x startups make investor pitches Thursday
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• Cord Camera CEO Steve Cordle dies
• Cardinal Health names Johnson & Johnson veteran to lead medical products
• Dinin’ Hall to give gathering point for food trucks in Franklinton
• Ad mocking Over-the-Rhine was over the line, cat-litter maker concedes
• An Evening in Ancient Rome
• ODOT’s Innovative Delivery office ready to hear sponsorship pitches
• Dublin passes Bridge Street corridor plan
• Ohio robber showed clerk his ID, police say
• CCAD Students Making the Morning Show Rounds
• Who would you hire for your workplace "dream team?" Benjamin Franklin? The Lon...
• Birth-control decision irks Xavier alumni
• Slaying of longtime partner called self-defense
• Dublin OKs Bridge Street Corridor zoning
• Dublin planning to donate land for medical college
• Quarry can expand despite eagles’ nest
• OSU students prep ‘moon rover’ race entry
• Democrats voting for chairman this week
• OSHA fines 6 companies in Cincinnati casino accident
• Stratacache to hire up to 30 workers for new facility
• BP to start drilling in Trumbull County next year
• Westerville schools plan would restore 80 of 204 jobs cut
• Davis’ employees often investigated
• State approves $3.5M loan to aid unmanned aircraft research
• Delaware County sheriff steps down amid probe
• Site work begins at $100M development in Norwood
• Cleveland to hire new consultant on trash-to-electricity plant
• Tax might fund Cincinnati renovations
• Group sues state to see drilling plans for parks
• Lawyer connected to OSU tattoo scandal is jailed in traffic case
• Trees will represent blossoming relations
• Hilliard schools to convert district office into learning hub
• Steven Louis Cordle | 1954-2012: Cord Camera CEO saw ups, downs
• John Haldi | 1924-2012: Programmer for Channel 10 was TV pioneer
• Food-stamp fraud probe in jeopardy?
• Shooting victim left 3 children
• Chillicothe fire chief will appeal suspension
• Policy group questions Kasich’s additional cuts
• Tea-party blogger jabs Kasich, wants more cuts
• Kasich breaks ranks, speaks of climate change
• Grassley, Turner Seek Estimate of Taxpayer Expenditure On LightSquared Interference Testing
• #ObamaGap: POTUS Talks Tax Hikes (Again) While Gas Prices Soar
• ObamaCare Worsens “A Dire Federal Fiscal Outlook,” Adds $340 Billion to Deficit
• Cincinnati casino accident spurs citations, fines
• Attorney claims self-defense in Victorian Village slaying
• Police say pets died in phony vet’s care
• Dublin to donate land for Ohio University medical campus under proposed deal
• VC fundraising nationwide fell 35% in 1Q – report
• Franklin, Cuyahoga stay among nation’s most-populated counties
• Ohio University, Dublin work out details for medical college
• Top of the List: Best-selling used cars in Central Ohio in 2011
• Molina, Centene lose out on Ohio Medicaid contracts as Aetna, Meridian move in
• Environmental group sues state to see drilling plans for parks
• Americans split on impact of auto, bank bailouts
• Delaware County sheriff resigns
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• Mandel campaign endures ‘rocky start’
• Natural gas glut could fill storage facilities by fall
• ODOT mulls corporate sponsorships to help pay for maintenance
• Statehouse considering regulation of Internet cafes
• Oil and gas PACs spent $600,000 in Ohio since 2010
• P&G preparing launch of 2012 Olympics marketing campaign
• Photo: A lovely lavender day
• Wendy's paid CEOs $21M last year
• Photo: Lovely little ladies
• Money key to escaping life of abuse
• No rules yet on ‘Internet cafes’
• Online option helps firefighters remain certified
• Confession cited in fatal shooting
• Paper map going way of public telephone
• Appraisers give to sheriff’s campaign, Democrats
• Cleveland pushing college graduation
• Cleveland bishop doesn’t address closings in Easter homily
• ‘Flipped’ classes take learning to new places
• New victim speaks in phony-vet case
• Akron Zoo offers coral reef exhibit
• Students’ task: real homework as they build house
• Live Asian carp being smuggled into Canada
• Lancaster summit is setting for Holy Week tradition
• Beechcroft teacher instills learning, with love
• Smaller cancer clinics failing
• AT&T workers will stay on job without contracts
• Monthly tours offered at closing Piketon gaseous-diffusion plant
• Beavercreek company wins Wright-Patterson contract for sensors
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Franklin County soldiers’ bodies returned from Afghanistan
• Police arrest man for homicide
• Columbus Mileposts: April 8, 1951 | Ohio Pen doctor was friend of O. Henry’s
• Kent State to create open spot for events
• Ohio Briefs
• Police identify homicide victim
• Cleveland to email ticketed drivers
• Legend ties dogwood to Jesus’ Crucifixion
• Cub Scout gives best minds run for money
• Schools hear critics when filters block pro-gay sites
• Northeast Side event lets little kids hunt for candy, big kids display their hoops prowess
• Old Oaks fixup cash won’t help residents
• Suburbs’ schools can play defense
• State braces for gambling pain
• Harder tests = fewer passing
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Cub Scout gives best minds run for money on Pinewood Derby track
• Minivan on I-71 held 500 pounds of marijuana, patrol says
• Joyful throng of tots gathers treats
• Mansfield driver drags deputy sheriff along road
• Alumnus Chosen to Create Art Festival Poster
• Stark ads spur calls to quit lines
• Siblings’ suicide extends family’s turmoil
• Central Ohio drives Ohio’s population growth
• Texts tied to Holocaust survivors read
• Mother guilty in case of extreme neglect
• 1 man shot dead, 1 man in custody
• Grandma kept girl in bathroom for 6 years
• Chardon teens getting back to life
• Attack on gay men prompts two rallies
• Columbus Mileposts: Canadians get Ohio land for service
• Newark yanks signs posted by owner of missing hound as illegal
• Long St. bridge not long for this world
• Lawyer: Sheriff will repay if he owes
• Nasty illegal dump leads to profit, prison
• Guard leader will escort bodies home
• Neighbors working to shut down old motel
• UAW might join effort to oust state Dems’ chief
• Suspect charged in four stabbings
• Far East Side man charged in 2011 death
• Truck’s ‘stowaway’ a monumental drag
• Former chief of housing is sentenced
• Woman fights with bride, guests, police at party
• Suspects arraigned in toddler’s meth death
• Second employee files lawsuit against Johnstown
• Some village employees get raises
• City authorized to buy seven police cruisers
• Coming up
• Pataskala council evaluating request for ‘project manager’
• MOPH unveils new Purple Heart pins, soccer tourney partnership
• Veterans seek to establish American Legion post in Pataskala
• American Howa opens second U.S. plant in Delaware
• Commissioners OK enterprise zones
• Union County prepares for bridge repairs, replacement
• Momentum building for annual Relay For Life event
• Police reports
• Public hearings set on changes to floodplain regulations in the region
• Updated MORPC document will determine project funding
• Coming up
• Panzau’s story delivers powerful message about driving drunk
• Craft beers bolster local distributor
• Senate bill focuses on historical texts in education
• Trustees OK 3-year lease for senior center
• Updated document to determine project funding
• American Howa to open second U.S. plant
• Sheriff would repay any misspent funds, his lawyer says
• Siblings' train-track suicide extends family's turmoil
• UAW will lobby for ouster of Chris Redfern
• Judge sentences illegal dump owner to three years in prison
• Mother pleads guilty in malnutrition death
• 5 indicted in Ohio woman's dismembering
• Gov. Kasich orders flags to fly at half staff in memory of fallen Guardsmen
• Buffeted payday lenders have wary eye on Cordray’s watchdog agency
• YRC Freight cutting 121 jobs in Columbus
• Slideshow: Workers rappel down LeVeque to examine exterior
• Social Madness lineup tops 50 teams
• Easton getting redone Victoria’s Secret, Express stores – plus new parking garage
• Top of the List: Top-selling new cars in Central Ohio in 2011
• Total tax appeals break the record
• Spring Is Here, and So Is the Art Sale
• Tough times erode ‘solid blue-collar life’ in Springfield
• Deaths of 3 local soldiers stun community
• Jacobs becomes first woman to lead Columbus police
• Local rabbi’s books tied to Holocaust survivors
• Cameron Mitchell adding Pearl oyster bar in Short North
• Man accused in December homicide
• It's a beautiful Friday morning. The sun is shining...the birds are chirping......
• Sacred window at Watterson shattered
• Olentangy bomb ‘threat’ no joke, teen told
• Murder sentence in Near East Side slaying is at least 19 years
• Ohio joins track owners to defend VLTs in Ohio Roundtable suit
• Tressel on campus at Akron, still sporting sweater vest
• Tony Packo's launches 80th anniversary craft beer
• Hard Rock, Northfield Park to partner on $275M slots project
• Cincinnati gets proposals from AEP, 6 others for renewable energy bid
• Graphic Packaging to close Twinsburg plant, cut 175 workers
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Synagogue’s cantor is voice for change
• Kasich says party fight isn’t a priority for him
• Delaware County sheriff loses GOP backing
• 9 groups want your signature for ballot issues
• Friends call central Ohio man killed in Afghanistan a natural soldier
• Ohio State, Ohio U. to create fund to advance innovative technologies
• Foes aiming to stop slots at racetracks
• Licking County sheriff retires, then is rehired
• House dissecting Kasich’s proposals
• Team gets info at sheltered workshop
• Apartment blaze kills woman, displaces 8
• 3 barns destroyed, likely by arson
• Suspect in Urbana dismemberment says woman begged him to kill her
• State’s World War I memorial packed up for storage
• Columbus Mileposts | April 6, 1926: Doughboys’ WWI service commemorated in bronze
• Video: Boehner Participates in 21st Annual Farm Forum in Troy
• Boehner Column: Time for President Obama to Reverse Course on Gas Prices, Energy
• Congressman Boehner Statement on the March Unemployment Report
• Woman dies in Grandview apartment building fire
• Pets rule: Goodies for the pampered pet
• Pets rule: Services for posh pets
• Preview: Caveman at The Basement
• What are our furry pals thinking?
• Three killed in Afghan attack were Franklin County residents
• City's new police chief is 33-year veteran
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• National Student Employment Week
• Ballot Board approves proposed amendments on redistricting, gay marriage
• Convicted shooter sent to prison for at least 19 years
• Ohio State, OU create $35M VC funding pool
• Ohio State’s sophomores-on-campus rule up for vote
• Black cultural center at OSU vandalized in apparent reference to Trayvon Martin killing
• Ohio State and Ohio universities joining forces to turn research into jobs
• Judge ponders throwing out anti-gambling lawsuit
• Port Columbus installs 5 instant lottery machines
• Wendy’s, Wissol target 24 eateries for Azerbaijan, Georgia
• Honda unveils redesigned Crosstour, Acura RLX models
• Sawmill Road site near new Piada sold for redevelopment
• Business First announces 2012 Forty Under 40 honorees
• CCAD Students Bring Maps and Recipes to Life
• Survey: Small and midsize firms to boost tech spending this year
• Central Ohio soldier is killed in Afghanistan
• Apartments, shops proposed for Columbus Commons
• The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has created a budget simulator: h...
• We all have at least one bad habits we would like to change. This article sugge...
• CCAD Prof. Has Solo Exhibition in Binghamton, New York
• Man, sister he raped die in apparent suicide by train
• Woman dies in fire at W. Fifth Ave. apartment building
• NASA asked to reconsider Ohio, Battelle for research program
• Browns Stadium repairs to be shared by 2 companies
• Lancaster teacher accused of hurting girl, 6
• Kent State starts $2.8M campus upgrade
• Perry nuclear power plant on regulators 'watch list'
• Boeing wants to grow Ohio supplier network
• Penn National targets May 29 opening for Toledo casino
• Man who shot at police gets eight years
• Investigators not sure what caused fatal Upper Arlington condo fire
• Olentangy High School to resume classes after bomb scare
• Grove City plans improvements to Stringtown Road
• Teays Valley principal was fired illegally, Ohio Supreme Court rules
• Unnamed firm seeks architectural waiver for proposed New Albany data center
• Judge says gay high-school student may wear shirt with slogan
• 11 years given for fatal DUI crash
• 4 linked to cutting up woman’s body found in Urbana bathtub
• Justices reviewing criteria for foreclosure
• State GOP chief to quit to end intraparty fight
• Bill aims to aid home short sales
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Holocaust memorial dispute turns bizarre with Donald Duck comment
• Death penalty set to resume in Ohio
• Perry County commissioner quits in plea deal on assault charge
• Students’ empty holsters a protest of campus gun bans
• Logan Elm district appoints new superintendent
• Delaware County sheriff’s use of funds investigated
• Huntington told to pay Michigan con man’s victims
• Killings of teen, Iraqi touch OSU community
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2012-07 - April 3, 2012 - April 9, 2012
• Columbus Chidren’s Theatre Presents Little Red Riding Hood
• City signs pact with Columbus, suburbs
• Coming up
• Easter events to feature Bunny Hop, egg hunts
• Levy earns wider lead in final count
• Updated MORPC documentwill determine project funding
• Westerville North to honor teacherwho was victim in murder-suicide
• Play centers on bullying, violence
• Sunrise Rotary ‘freecycling’ to help residents avoid landfills
• Central Ohioans prepare to celebrate 'new life'
• Coming up
• Early spring delays opening of dog park
• ‘Good Neighbors ’lauded for all they do
• Worthington police reports
• Police-zone project will match officer, neighborhood
• Student performers called impressive
• Transitional gardens could take root in Worthington neighborhoods
• Worthington joins fleet-maintenance pact
• New Albany: Plain Township due $339,249
• Preview: Art Under Pressure at Ohio Art League Gallery
• Preview: April Gallery Hop
• Staff Pick: Cakes for a Cause
• Staff Pick: Lucero and William Elliott Whitmore at The Bluestone
• TV review: Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23
• Soccer: Thierry Henry comes to town
• Staff pick: Beatles vs. Stone DJ Battle at Ace of Cups
• Objects of Desire: Cool bike accessories
• TV review: Magic City
• Staff Pick: Rare Baseball Films at the Wexner Center
• Preview: Zakir Hussain & Masters of Percussion at the Southern Theatre
• Movie review: Jiro Dreams of Sushi
• Beer: Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar
• Staff pick: Lost in the Trees at the Wexner Center
• Late Night Eats: Apps: Food 4 Friends
• Preview: Our Latin Thing: Fania All-Stars Tribute at the Riffe Center
• Preview: Cheyenne Marie Mize at Kobo
• Theater: What to expect at a drag revue
• Happy hour: 89 Fish & Grill
• New Store: Flora Home & Garden
• Restaurant review: Alana’s Vegetarian Fridays
• Local music: The George Elliot Underground and Stucco Jones
• Feature: Cloud Nothings at Outland Live
• Sensory Overload: Pink Reason
• Preview: The Naked and Famous at CD101 Day Side B
• Upper Arlington condo fire claims 84-year-old
• Ohio GOP chief DeWine to resign to end battle with Kasich
• Developer plans apartments at Columbus Commons
• Legislators introduce bills to revamp Cleveland schools
• Shut by bomb threat, Olentangy High School to reopen on Thursday
• Man gets 8 years for shooting at plainclothes officers
• Lancaster teacher pleads not guilty to assaulting student
• Firefighters rescue man who fell off Broad Street bridge
• Delaware County prosecutor: Sheriff investigated for misuse of public funds
• Slideshow: NetJets moves into new headquarters at Port Columbus
• Southern Ohio Medical Center seeks OhioHealth ownership 5 years after leaving
• Top of the List: Money managers
• Columbus Commons getting $50M residential project
• Federal judge says Ohio can execute killer
• Slideshow: From rare books to wine, alternative investments all the rage
• AEP launches transmission investments with joint venture
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• Pickerington man to be memorialized
• Christians prepare to celebrate 'new life'
• Columbus region has a solid global footprint
• Coming up
• COTA purchases bus turnaround site
• Christians prepare to celebrate 'new life'
• Art coming to Emerald Parkway bridge
• Designs requested for new signs
• Panzau’s story delivers powerful message about driving drunk
• Project launched to get more LEGOs to more children
• Bill mandates historical documents in classroom
• Block scheduling coming to middle schools; handbook OK’d
• Brand Road development wins approval
• Christians prepare to celebrate 'new life'
• Dublin, others sign fleet-maintenance agreement
• Coming up
• Leadership, volunteer opportunities at April 11 expo
• New principal hired for Wyandot Elementary
• Dublin police reports
• Scioto quiz team earns regional title
• Updated document to determine project funding
• Youth athletics eventsgenerate big Dublin dollars
• Fired Teays Valley principal must be rehired, state Supreme Court rules
• Lightning starts $200,000 fire at Toledo-area church
• M/I merges Houston operation with Triumph Homes
• Ohioan finds check from storm-torn Indiana town
• Mayor puts in $18 million ante for dam-removal project
• Local Group Exhibits in Honor of Women’s History Month
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• Honda can't pace industry as sales fall 5% in March
• DunnhumbyUSA lands $13M tax deal to expand in Ohio
• Cincinnati casino sparks land rush in nearby district
• Oil, gas permits for federal land slated to get faster
• Green, Portage County eyed for Thistledown racino move
• Cuyahoga County has 28 jurisdictions in job-poaching pact
• Photo: Kiss that one goodbye!
• Ohio Supreme Court pares sex-offender law
• $6 million in goofs cost Columbus schools
• Former Death Row inmate to plead guilty to felony, prosecutor says
• Global event in Cincinnati spurs cultural training for police
• Warm spring likely to feed algae blooms
• Campaign aides get jobs with treasurer
• ‘Fight Club’-like brawl is probed
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Ohio Supreme Court deciding on Dann’s law license
• OSU creates spot to spawn startup ideas
• Xavier to stop birth-control coverage July 1
• While Honda sputters, rivals zoom
• Gay-marriage ballot wording OK’d
• Fairfield County commissioners to review dog shelter’s practices
• City schools ban tobacco in all forms in all places
• City plans to demolish 5th Avenue dam
• City’s ‘pothole war’ fills 12,646 in 2 weeks
• Changes win over former foes of Kasich plan on Medicare, Medicaid overlap
• Police identify man, 21, shot to death Monday
• Urbana landlord found woman’s dismembered body in tub
• Out-of-Touch Vice President on $4 Gas: “Our Energy Policy is the Best It’s Ever Been”
• Turner, Sanchez Commend Commissioning of Study on Governance of the National Laboratories
• Columbus schools owe suburbs nearly $6M from win-win errors
• City fills in more than 12,000 potholes in annual battle
• Honda left behind as March sales fall despite booming industry demand
• Plans announced for redesigned Scioto River
• 3 in Ohio court in dismembered woman case
• Huntington on hook for $72M in alleged Ponzi scheme, Michigan judge rules
• Research firm will hire hundreds in Cincinnati
• Scioto River getting park space in $35M project removing Main Street dam
• Weiler: Busch biz park was ‘trendsetter’ in development game
• DeWine certifies proposed same-sex marriage amendment
• Fairfield County commissioners to review dog euthanasia policy
• Police investigate mass fight near Youngstown
• Slideshow: Wendy’s preparing new ad campaign in latest bid for Dave’s glory days
• Wellness Fair Wednesday
• Lymphoseek decision delayed by FDA till September, Navidea says
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• Judge OKs fired pregnant teacher’s lawsuit
• Small businesses planning to spend more as sales improve, study finds
• Columbus Mileposts | April 3, 1949: City’s first commercial TV station logs its inaugural broadcast day
• Relatives, schoolmates remember another homicide victim at memorial
• Man fatally shot at townhouse on Northeast Side
• Manta lands $44M from Silicon Valley VC firm Norwest Venture Partners
• Man, 18, sentenced in fatal crash
• Utica shale drilling output by Chesapeake worth $11M last year
• Workshops still get most federal funds for disabled
• Car sales to come in strong for March, analysts expect
• Southwest adding flights at Akron, Dayton airports
• Ohio Floor helped build NCAA championship hardwood
• Cleveland's Tower at Erieview falls into foreclosure
• Statehouse overseer criticizes plans for Holocaust memorial
• Despite lack of funding, MORPC lists $6.6 billion in highway projects
• Delaware County first in health once again
• Agents: Man a major drug dealer
• Auction of historic Timken stables attracts no bidders
• Appeal delays Cleveland serial killer’s execution
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Single well produces 2% of state’s natural gas
• Some fear Mount Sterling is fading after police department closes
• County likely to OK fund for land bank
• Internet link found in dismemberment case
• Victim of Far East Side shooting is identified
• Gee gets honor of dotting ‘i’ on budget bill
• Liquor officials violated statute
• Ohio proposes coordinated care for Medicare, Medicaid
• Ohio House wants new push to market business sites
• Bill would require posting testimony in committees
• Legislative veteran to lead battle against opiates
• Cleveland NAACP leader backs same-sex marriage
• Rep. Ryan will be signing his book on ‘mindfulness’
• Rt. 23 reopen after wreck
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA INTRODUCES HOUSE RESOLUTION CONDEMNING JOB KILLING EPA REGULATION
• Utica man sentenced in fatal wreck
• Prayer service set for Wednesday on Statehouse lawn
• Cincinnati Bengals cheerleading captain pleads not guilty to sex charge
• Cincinnati’s Dental Care Plus expanding in Central Ohio
• Chesapeake Energy’s Utica shale wells in Ohio show promise, state says
• Countdown: Airline Quality Ratings for Port Columbus carriers
• Goodrich to supply wheels, brakes for Southwest fleet
• Express picks up its perks for shoppers
• Regional carrier Pinnacle Airlines flies into bankruptcy court
• Huntington buys Michigan’s Fidelity Bank from FDIC
• Would you be willing to take the time to track your time to become healthier and...
• CCAD & CAA Students Share Foundation Class Techniques, Critiques
• Sprinklers too costly in casino-area apartments, developer says
• Ohio State bonuses jump to $25.6M, led by doctors and coaches
• Ohio led nation in job creation in February
• Fracking water treatment facility plans 25 job cuts
• Wind farms on Great Lakes garner support
• Man dies after Far East Side shooting
• Mishandled finances not uncommon in charter schools
• Ohio welfare rolls dip 18%
• Brain tumors removed through nose, mouth
• Palm fronds remind faithful of Jesus’ ride into Jerusalem, death
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Reptile House ssshould be ssspecial
• Prison food might slim down ex-official
• Bill would let seniors earn health bonuses
• Teens: Hoodies don’t make us hoodlums
• More colleges accepting co-ed rooms
• Districts’ spring breaks will no longer match OSU’s
• Objets d’art lesson
• Jefferson Township has growing pains
• Police consider teen girl’s death as possible homicide
• High-school student has TB; tests made available
• Columbus Mileposts | April 2, 1849: 60 adventurers head out of town for trek to California gold fields
• Americans Looking for a “Flexibility” Moment on Keystone XL Today
• Turner and Andrews Joined by Full House Armed Services Committee in Calling for Action on Military Child Custody
• How Ohioans voted last week
• 3 winners sold for record jackpot
• Health-care ruling will alter fall election
• Columbus Mileposts: April 1, 1868 | Woman started home for homeless kids
• Condo blaze sends woman, 84, to hospital
• Pilot killed when hand-built small plane crashes on lawn
• Police look for motive, suspects in man’s death
• Will ‘Miss Skunk’ have new surprise for human friends?
• There’s an upside to outside
• Woman killed; five are charged
• Cyclists, motorists just need to pay heed
• Board wants to beef up summer-school program
• In-home baby talk
• Access makes it tempting to peek
• With shale, there’s lots at ‘play’
• Death toll drops in drug war
• For sale or lease: six schools, grounds
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• I'll be on C-SPAN's Newsmakers this week, airing tomorrow at 10am and 6pm. Here'...
• 'Play Date Columbus' draws kids outdoors to nature
• Fire badly injures elderly Upper Arlington woman
• Quickly addicted
• Data slow, but results clear
• Two Central Ohio tickets worth $250,000 each in Mega Millions drawing
• Charters hire coordinators to get kids into college-prep high schools
• Leader of Ohio Dems backed
• Ohio adds most jobs in nation
• Here's some advice if you ever win the lottery: Keep quiet, guard ticket, hire advisers
• Man shot and killed in North Linden
• New apartments for mentally ill
• Man convicted of murder in ’10 shooting
• Quest for funding of uranium-enrichment plant mired in Congress
• Report outlines potential benefits
• Police probe fatal crash
• Columbia Gas rate falls to lowest in 14 years
• Pedestrian fatally injured crossing Morse identified
• SWACO weighing 3 methane proposals
• Olentangy schools audit spurs theft report
• Restoring juvenile offenders
• Ticks crawling early this spring
• Ruling is near on capital punishment
• Day will honor Vietnam vets in Ohio
• Columbus Mileposts: March 31, 1855 | Railroads bring progress, problems
• Poor drainage can leave parks soggy
• Third lane may open on I-670 over weekend
• House OKs limiting right to bench trials
• ‘Walk by Faith’ steps off Monday at JMHS track
• Cancer survivor wants to give back
• Board tweaks next year’s school-day schedules
• Cancer survivor says she is giving back through new boutique
• Coming up
• Licking Heights DECA students advance to international event
• SWL slates public forum, sans board
• Grant, volunteers bring new playground to life
• Life-changing events put Saunders on a new path
• Police reports
• Project requests being accepted for ‘Paint the Town’
• Ohio National Guard recruiter seeks exposure in community
• Teen Task Force focuses on employment opportunities
• City, library offer free tax assistance
• City still trying to combat scrap-metal thieves
• Coming up
• District looks at students’ college, career preparation
• Regional pact would curb job poaching
• Steady enrollment projected for SWCS
• Traffic sergeant weighs in on red-light cameras
• Goodwill project transforms oak chairs into animals
• Preview: Daughtry at Veterans Memorial
• Man convicted of murder in 2010 shooting on Near East Side
• Two top Ohio Democrats offer support for Redfern
• Kasich declares March 30 as Vietnam Veterans Day
• Target plans West Jefferson distribution center
• Police name pedestrian killed on Morse Road
• AMC Easton to dish out dining, high-end suites
• Duke Realty buys two buildings near Rickenbacker
• LifeCare Alliance seeks liquor sales for catering, events site
• Congrats to the latest Fire Officer I graduates. Their dedication to improving t...
• Week 1: Contest draws 14 firms from Columbus area
• NetJets’ intentions aside, China a tough aviation market to crack
• Top of the List: Lobbying spenders
• Rep. Jim Cooper and I offered the only bipartisan budget plan in the House, mode...
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger
• Wendy’s takes to ads to answer ‘pink slime’ question
• Survey: Executives losing faith in recovery, optimistic about own business
• Central Ohio earnings reports: Week of March 26
• AEP offering replacement plan to ease bite of rate hike
• Feds, 5 states to push for Great Lakes wind farms
• Study Abroad in Mexico
• Lottery worker’s spending is fishy
• Oil and gas company sues activists, alleging improper claims
• Ohio shale well production numbers to be released Monday
• Columbia Gas prices fall another six cents in April
• Casino commission has vetted a third of 1,900 employees
• DeWine advances redistricting plan
• Photo: Ye rogues
• Historic Cleveland building swapping offices for apartments
• Photo: Working man’s recliner
• Two die, child injured in crash on South Side
• More calls to oust Democrats’ state party chairman
• Poll: Women give Brown lead over Mandel
• State senator seeks Black Caucus records
• Ohio steps up fight to halt human trafficking
• $13.5M in Mega Millions sales expected in Ohio today
• State audit faults Columbus schools’ tutor spending
• Local museum acquires artifacts of 9/11
• For donor of thrift-store Picasso, c’est la vie
• Traffic stop preceded big pot bust, officials say
• Slaying accomplice is convicted
• Sheriffs, patrol spar over prison jurisdiction
• Incentives could keep medical practice in Gahanna
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Thieves hitting pay dirt with pricey vacuums
• Revised AEP rate plan has 5 percent increase
• Federal judge to settle lethal-injection question
• Bail set at $5 million for man accused in four stabbings
• Marble Cliff site may become high-end housing
• Drug-dealing cop loses workers’ comp
• Columbus Mileposts | March 30, 1863: Union soldiers killed comrades on city’s streets
• Latta Appointed to 1812 Bicentennial Commission
• Boehner Column: ObamaCare Hasn’t Delivered on Its Promises & Must Be Repealed
• Two people killed in South Side crash
• Grandview cancels April 2 city council meeting
• Best Wine Shop: Wine on High
• Best Liquor Store: Weiland’s Gourmet Market
• Best Beer Shop: Weiland’s Gourmet Market
• Pressure increases on Ohio Democrats to replace leader
• $5 million bail set for man accused of Downtown stabbings
• World Trade Center items arrive at Groveport museum
• Redistricting group gets OK from DeWine
• Casino tax-financed deal for Nationwide Arena completed
• Lottery employee accused of misusing state credit card
• Sutton Rejects Anti-Senior, Pro-Millionaire Republican Budget
• Wait list growing for treadmill-desk at Aetna’s New Albany office
• Cougar Challenge 5k
• Medical marijuana backers tout new industry for Ohio
• Best Buy closing 50 of its big-box stores
• Dam could give way to parkland
• Capital bill clears Statehouse, cheering construction industry
• Sutton Calls on Speaker Boehner to Create Jobs, Pass Long-Term Highway Bill
• Pickaway County man sentenced in drug-related slaying
• Poll: Brown has 10 point lead over Mandel in Senate race
• Countown: Ohio State slides in basketball popularity poll
• Witty Little Pleats Make Joella Stallard’s Designs Flow Freely
• Bankrate buys Columbus leads generator InsuranceAgents.com
• DSW moves San Francisco store to Union Square
• Worthington Industries reports increase in sales
• Columbus school district dinged by state for tutoring-program missteps
• Shasta flows down Alum Creek to bigger shipping center
• Falling rocks a risk on some Ohio roads
• Franklin University's President, Dr. David Decker attended Sen. Sherrod Brown's...
• Mega Millions’ $500 million jackpot is biggest ever
• Chrysler's Jeep Liberty successor to be more efficient
• Cooper-Standard closing hose plant in Bowling Green
• Budget neglects Clean Ohio funding
• Lawmakers honor Chardon ‘heroes’
• Parenteau auction items are wild and woolly
• A lift for LeVeque: Project to modernize office space, add lobby, fix crumbling exterior
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Pickerington district hires Lancaster’s education chief as new superintendent
• Pedestrian struck by SUV on Morse Road dies at hospital
• Union official urges Democrats to replace state party leader
• Tax panel seeks info on Columbus schools employee salaries
• Legislation would create stricter set of rules for state’s dog breeders
• Congressman Boehner Calls on House to Pass GOP’s “Path to Prosperity” Budget
• Congressman Boehner: Taxpayers Deserve Answers About Obama Administration’s Failed Energy ‘Stimulus’ Loans
• Goodwill project transforms oak chairs into animals
• Dance studio finds new home in Kenny Centre
• Upper Arlington volunteer expo scheduled for April 11
• Council OKs 2012 roads contract
• Four from Westerville nominated for Jefferson Awards
• Zoning board welcomes two new members
• UA on board for anti-job-poaching pact
• Leadership Westerville helps expand food program
• Renovated buildings earn design recognition
• School district faces a defining moment
• Westerville schools likely overpaid in Win-Win
• Westerville won’t participate in multi-city pact
• Big Green Head plans more e-waste recycling events
• City welcomes young people, businessmen from sister city
• Coming up
• Worthington school district eyes no-new-millage bond issue
• Hasebrook hired as director of Linworth Alternative Program
• Phase 2 of Simsbury Place gets MPC approval
• Worthington police reports
• Regional agreement seeks to curb job poaching
• PHS Central wins first state title
• Pickerington hires Lancaster's Walker as superintendent
• Sensory Overload: Sex Tide
• TV review: The Killing
• Restaurant review: Lawshea’s
• Staff Pick: Pomegranates
• Preview: Alcest at Ace of Cups
• Staff Pick: Rob Delaney at Woodlands Tavern
• Preview: CCAD MFA Thesis exhibition
• Locals: PlayDate: The 1970s!
• Wellness: Affordable acupuncture
• Preview: The Great Flood at the Drake Center
• Fashion: How to style varsity wear
• Movie review: In Darkness
• Coffee: North Market Coffee Roast
• Preview: Kasabian at CD101 Day
• Preview: My Own Private River at the Wexner Center
• Staff Pick: Once Upon a Nina at Axis Nightclub
• Staff Pick: Bear in Heaven at The Basement
• Dance: Portraiture and Perception at OSU Urban Arts Space
• Locals: Joseph Anthony Camerlengo
• Review: 36th Humana Festival of New American Plays
• TV Review: Game of Thrones
• Restaurant review: Tasi Cafe
• Feature: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
• New Salon: Girl & Guy Republic
• Bar profile: Michael’s Goody Boy
• Lancaster schools' bond issue passes in recount
• Ohio Senate votes to repeal election law
• An article from the Washington Post about the budget plan I and group of biparti...
• Forces gather to oust Redfern as Democratic Party chairman
• Report: How 'right to work' would benefit Ohio
• Lancaster woman faces prison for fatal wreck
• Buckeye Institute, Policy Matters Ohio square off on right-to-work research
• Central Ohio construction contracts slump in February
• Port of Virginia exec: Rail lines, Panama Canal could boost Rickenbacker
• Funky Winkerbean' artists donate mural to Kent State
• Ohio State's Matta in line for $100K bonus if team takes title (doubling tally this season)
• Franklin's Marketing team creating a new commercial featuring Brian Brooks, owne...
• Wendy’s hires Procter & Gamble exec as marketing chief
• Brighton Collectibles opens airport store
• Mayor will yield to commission on turn lane
• Traffic sergeant weighs in on red-light cameras
• Volunteer nominated for Jefferson Award
• 7,000 eggs await hunters at Kiwanis event
• Bridge Street corridor code wins council approval
• City council to consider joint agreement next month
• Dublin bands to hold joint concert April 2
• Dublin to host artist gathering in April
• Coming up
• Heart disease survivor encouraging others
• Dublin police reports
• Dublin school district announces 16 layoffs
• Taiko expert visits for workshops, performance
• Coming up
• Development director asks council to approve job-poaching moratorium
• Gahanna caregivers to be honored as ‘Stefanie’s Champions’
• Jefferson Township explores JEDZ for revenue boost
• Council mulls incentives to retain doctors offices
• Scholarships now available for Camp Friendship, rec programs
• Verizon still pitching for cell tower on West Johnstown
• Gahanna’s ‘bike lady’ is Jefferson Award finalist
• Leap year, warm weather boost Port Columbus traffic in February
• Jobless rates dip in central Ohio
• Columbus Mileposts | March 28, 1964: COSI’s science, history exhibits lured kids, adults
• Lawn a mess? It’s bittercress
• Obama, Kasich benefit from improving economy
• Exotic-animal owners roar ‘no’ in hearing
• COTA has new plan for bus turnaround on N. High
• Graduating MFA Candidates Exhibit Work
• Carbon emissions limits proposed for coal-fired plants
• Dallas company buys southwest Ohio mall
• Report: Toledo, Youngstown among strongest recoveries
• Cleveland fires trash-to-electricity plant consultant
• Nationwide, other children's hospitals team up for research
• Fairfield County court moving to vacant Lancaster building
• 3 charged in arson attempt at grocery
• ‘Talent show’ no contest: Dad wins
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Senior program funding shifts to taxpayer
• New dog shelter counts more adoptions, fewer animals put down
• Kasich’s bank-tax plan has support
• Head-on crash on I-71 kills man from Delaware
• Disputed consumer bill sent to Kasich
• Lancaster buys historic building to house court
• Ex-director of humane society pleads guilty to theft
• A thrift-store Picasso?
• First 4-star female general in Air Force is an Ohioan
• Legislators fear reading mandate in Kasich proposal will cost schools too much
• Revised Lake Erie water-use plan criticized
• Children’s hospitals receive $2 million from state
• Orange Township fire levy may be on ballot
• Appeals court rejects suit from ‘Joe the Plumber’
• Death-row inmate dies of natural causes
• Speaker Boehner Seeks Answers on President Obama’s “Flexibility” on Missile Defense
• The Only Responsible Budget in Town
• Congressman Boehner Talks Jobs, ObamaCare on NBC’s Today Show
• Today, the Republican Study Committee introduced our budget, which balances in F...
• Delaware man dies in crash with semi
• Tourism campaign taps into Ohio's first casino
• Humane society thief pleads guilty
• Today, I introduced the Simpson-Bowles Federal Budget Alternative with Represent...
• Crowne Plaza aiming for AAA Four Diamonds?
• Ohio State’s Hale Black Cultural Center getting new home in historic setting
• Drilling industry fires back against Kasich tax plan
• Central Federal opens stock offering to public
• Ohio lawmakers strike deal on historical documents
• Central Ohio labor force grows in February as more find jobs
• Dempsey’s Restaurant relishes downtown location in shadow of new courthouse
• Photo: Truck crash closes Sullivant Avenue
• Sutton to Launch 'Seniors Listening Tour' in Norton, North Royalton
• BP joins Ohio’s shale drilling fray with deal for 84K acres
• Renovated Lancaster building to house court
• Heartland BancCorp promotes from within for new COO
• Top of the List: Mortgage lenders
• Dublin OKs Bridge Street corridor zoning plan
• Faculty Member Teaches Ceramic Techniques in Italy
• For your comment: A coalition of 26 states, led by Florida, argues individuals...
• Three men suspected in South Side arson plot
• School-bus driver under fire dies
• Retirees soften cuts at Dublin schools
• Majestic sycamore in Dublin has to be cut down
• Communities unprepared for upcoming ‘silver tsunami’
• Photo: Enjoying the scenery
• Blight that defoliates popular boxwood plants now in Ohio
• Northeast Ohio sewer district to get $12M in settlement
• Photo: A new season
• FCC approves sale of Toledo television station, 63 layoffs loom
• Abbott to build $270M plant in Tipp City
• Ohio gas prices up 12 cents over last week
• Smucker acquires minority stake in Chinese oatmeal company
• Quantum Health lands 60% tax credit, to create 525 jobs
• Health-care debate stirs emotions
• Dead Florida teen’s reputation hit; hundreds rally in Columbus to protest slaying
• Sex-crimes conviction of doctor is upheld
• NetJets names partners in Chinese joint venture
• State hopes tax credits will buy 1,600 jobs
• Land lines in peril, activists contend
• Raid on bar produces big haul of drug items
• Players stake claims to Ohio’s Utica shale
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Housing-rights case results in federal plea
• At-risk teens learn from robots
• Skilled retirees difficult to replace
• Children’s hospitals to tackle research projects on low-weight babies
• Bill allows some hiding of ‘fracking’ chemicals
• Columbus’ bad health ranking based on larger, diverse area
• Extra grant money to help East Side neighborhood
• Economy issue in same-sex debate
• Americans Oppose Health Care Law, Fear Businesses “Will Be Forced to Cut Jobs”
• Congressman Boehner: Time for Senate Democrats to “Step Up to the Plate” & Offer a Budget
• Congressman Boehner Statement on New Job-Killing Energy Regulations
• Congressman Boehner: Bipartisan JOBS Act Ready to be Signed Into Law
• Speaker Boehner Praises “Clean” Financial Audit of House Books
• Dempsey's Restaurant owner hopes to pick up where Clarmont left off
• PLSD board to announce new superintendent March 28
• Columbus school bus driver facing firing has died
• Quantum Health promise of 525 new jobs leads state tax deals
• Congratulations to all of the faculty award winners!
• Groups oppose Ohio bill to drop landline services
• Group hopes to overturn same-sex marriage ban
• Ohio's 'Race to the Top' is on track
• For coverage of the Supreme Court consideration of the health care law please fo...
• Man facing eviction kills wife, himself in Athens County
• Man shot by police is given probation by judge
• Titanic-themed meals planned at Refectory, Ohio Historical Center
• Health-care reform already taking effect, despite Supreme Court hearing
• Ohio State Final Four fan interest dampened by distance, prices, ticket brokers say
• House explosion blamed on pipe-stealing thieves
• Recession’s toll on Ohio ranked 4th in private-sector jobs
• Sutton Awards First Place in Congressional Art Competition to Akron Student
• Top of the List: Medical device companies
• About all this ‘sweetie’public name-calling
• Something’s brewing in Brewery District
• Alumna Is Finalist in Texas Art Contest
• NetJets finds investors for entry to China
• Authorities look for possible victims of fire
• The Columbus Dispatch featured a story discussing the trend of baby boomers goin...
• Chesapeake has more than a third of Ohio drilling rights
• Bill aids asbestos defendants that didn't file for bankruptcy
• Boomers head back to school
• Deconstruction gaining foothold in Cleveland
• Depression-era Census records to be released
• P&G's 5,700 job cuts won't be covered by attrition
• American Airlines growth boosts traffic at Dayton airport
• Three finalists to offer proposals for sculpture at North Bank Park
• Tips on weathering ‘forced retirement’
• Boomers bounce back, remaking themselves to launch new careers
• February business filings up over last year in Ohio
• Law grads: lots of debt, few jobs
• ID thieves count on fast tax return
• Scale models huge for collectors
• Open enrollment in Reynoldsburg schools?
• Clues sought in ’09 slaying
• Outside cash floods into Senate race
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Sexy ads promote safe-sex behavior
• More teachers say they’re thinking of leaving field
• After 20-year search, woman finds her father, but their time may be short
• Test project on business suits awaits judgment
• First lady’s gowns falling apart
• Growth of women-owned businesses slow in Ohio
• Cover your blooms: It’s cold tonight
• Boy Scout seeks ‘Voices from the Front’
• 4 Ohioans from same family are deploying
• Columbus Mileposts | March 26, 1898: Angler recalled in statue, at parties
• Turner: “Obama’s Plans for Missile Defense Won’t Stand Up to Electoral Scrutiny”
• Please RT: New Report Shows House #GOP Dominates on Twitter
• More county dog wardens opt for shots
• Ashtabula nursing home closes after meth-lab fire
• Gay couples stage mass ‘wedding’
• Columbus Mileposts: March 25, 1913 | With flood, publisher became ‘commodore’
• From the Stump | John Switzer commentary: Bloodroot not just a harbinger of spring to early Ohioans
• Former factory on South Side soon to house homeless teen moms and kids
• No fear of a good time at horror convention
• Autopsy to precede disclosure of fire cause
• More I-71/670 work to come, but fewer traffic headaches
• Big debt hanging over tiny village
• 15 years — no school-funding fix
• ‘Fracking’ is thirsty work
• Revised grades put charters in peril
• Schools losing $4.5M in taxes
• Boomer setback
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Horror fans flock to Worthington convention
• One killed, one injured in West Jefferson fire
• Magazine Features Alumna’s Canine Photography
• Sound-system upgrade coming to Vets Memorial
• More boulders seen as threat in Athens
• New unit will gather intelligence on drugs
• Columbus Mileposts | March 24, 1961: Mansion once stood as promise of Ohio’s ability to meet debts
• Military dog laid to rest with full honors
• School treasurer loses license
• Akron toddler died from ingesting meth
• No mercy for killer, parole board says
• Prosecutors: Keep Dimora in jail
• 'Cash mobs' force of good for community
• Firefight heats up over Worthington parking lot
• Joint center to help sort cellphone 911 calls
• Respected fire chief honored on last day
• School safety to be focus of new committee
• Utica shale will have deep impact on local economy
• Coming up
• Committee kicks off Pataskala ‘Old Village’ market study
• County chamber hires first economic development director
• Sign-code changes spur debate
• City to unveil new website March 26
• Mild winter makes funds available for volleyball courts
• Butcher: Utica shale will have deep impact on local economy
• Analysis shows wage growth in area
• Police reports
• Residents come to aid of tornado-ravaged Indiana town
• Survey: Alcohol is most abused substance
• Coming up
• First COTA ‘roundtable’ of 2012 set for March 27
• Artists find inspiration on COTA bus rides
• Penn National Gaming Inc. reaches relocation agreement
• Residents turn out to share thoughts on park
• South-Western City Schools planning renovation project
• Former Marine walking in support of Wounded Warrior Project
• Senate leader 'committed' to considering Kasich's tax plan
• Akron mom, 3 others charged in toddler's drug death
• Huntington CEO: ‘Recovery Belt’ footprint driving bank’s growth
• Africentric school moving to East Side
• 'Hunger Games' mania has bookseller thankful for his 1st edition
• Board recommends no mercy in teen’s death
• Columbus unveils electric car charging station downtown
• Honda upgrades East Liberty plant to handle Acura RDX
• Honda elevates American execs to advisory roles
• Slideshow: Hilton Hotel update – project on track with focus turning to interior
• Companies get early jump on Social Madness competition
• Fine Arts Professor Judges Annual Art Show
• Hot troopers will wear union gripe on their long sleeves
• Ohio unemployment dips to 7.6% in February as employers add jobs
• A team from Zane State College was on Franklin’s main campus this morning "shoot...
• Zoo’s vets testing 5 animals that survived escape near Zanesville
• Gahanna development to include Circle K, Tim Hortons
• 19-year-old dies after shooting
• Photo: Spring break
• Backyard parking riles Worthington neighbors
• Big cats leaving Ohio for new home
• Photo: Longboard, long hill
• Married in New York, local gay couple gets divorced in Columbus
• Senate leader wary of income tax cut
• City’s first black fire chief felt weight of 9/11 on duty
• Africentric school may move to former Woodland Meadows site
• Developers seeking ballot issue for fifth Ohio casino
• Obama touts energy policy during Ohio State visit
• Group ranks Ohio 47th for women-owned businesses
• Former Bridgestone worker charged with stealing trade secrets
• Schools rethink using tournament accounts
• SEC charges Aurora broker for misappropriating $866,000
• Turndown of Clintonville turn lane will stand
• Columbus schools consider zero-tolerance tobacco policy
• Nursing home’s air tests clear after meth-lab fire
• Former Death Row inmate wants trial moved from Putnam County
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Obama visit all about the energy
• Obama urged to keep Guard jets in Ohio
• Photos: National Puppy Day
• Groveport Madison board evalutates levy options
• Tattoo-parlor owner banished from Delaware County work for 1 year
• Candidate concedes to incumbent in Fairfield County prosecutor primary
• Inmate sentenced in 1996 slaying
• Woman to serve 27 months for embezzling
• ICYMI: Washington Examiner Editorial - In Obamaland, Transparency is Opaque
• City, Mifflin to split costs of sidewalk project
• Lecture series on world religions continues April 18
• Board OKs salaries for several administrators
• Vandervoort concedes in prosecutor's race
• Movie review: The Hunger Games
• Body artist banned from Delaware County for piercing underage girls
• Obama is lobbied to keep jets at Rickenbacker
• Former legal assistant convicted of embezzlement
• Africentric may be moved in city-school system land swap
• Surviving exotic animals undergo tests at Columbus Zoo
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA DISCUSSES NATIONAL GUARD CUTS WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA
• Check out this article about an emerging trend in businesses across the country....
• Business forecaster Prevedere lands TechColumbus investment
• Cougar Challenge 5K
• Fairfield County prosecutor candidate waives right to recount
• JPMorgan pays up for violating agreement with Kansas City firm
• Sutton Meets with Ohio Paralyzed Veterans
• Social Madness competition to test companies’ social media influence
• Fifth Third in line for $95M pretax gain in Vantiv IPO
• Ohio State basketball team’s new practice facility moving forward
• London man charged in woman's death
• Report: Fuel-efficient cars to boost Honda 2012 market share
• Railroad work to close Cosgray Road
• Developer proposes residential plans at Custom Coach site
• The List: 10 best "Mad Men" characters
• The List: 10 best "Mad Men" characters
• It's Jeni's vs. Graeter's in the Sweet 16
• Alumni Design Company Featured in Trade Books
• Glimcher buying remaining stake in Honolulu mall
• This article suggests having two resumes when searching for a job: One traditio...
• Nationwide Children’s Hospital to celebrate opening with Connick concert
• Bus driver accused of choking pupil, age 9
• City to bolster security with 12 more cameras
• Photo: Explosion linked to gas leak
• ‘Hunger Games’ novel helps teachers hook young readers
• Stabbed man left in sinking car, he says
• Obama to talk energy during visit to Ohio State
• Cincinnati OKs $12M tax incentive for DunnhumbyUSA HQ
• Graham Packaging to close northwest Ohio plant
• State approves licenses for 276 casino workers on first day
• Cleveland high-rise office to be converted to apartments
• Jobless benefits expire for 18,600 Ohioans on April 7
• Obama visiting OSU today
• State alleges collusion by road-salt sellers on bids
• Fair-weather warning for gardeners
• Gas reaches $4; will drivers’ habits change?
• Many to lose jobless benefits April 7
• Amendment to allow 5th casino in state aiming for fall ballot
• Boulder flattens car, cuts off utilities in Athens neighborhood
• Prosecutor, defense agree: court transcripts too costly
• Cleveland schools plan not necessarily for other districts
• Kasich’s bank-tax plan gets cool reception
• Make municipal tax codes uniform to help business, coalition says
• Senate delays vote on repeal of election law
• Romney outraised all, even Obama, in Ohio last month
• State zoos back exotic-animal bill, but with some reservations
• 12 local leaders join pact to not job-poach; final call is councils’
• Feds start painkiller task forces in Ohio
• Former Whitehall development director ruled incompetent for trial
• Man dies after being crushed by machinery
• Turner Announces U.S. Service Academy Day
• Latta Votes to Strengthen Medicare By Repealing Medicare Decision-Making Board
• Congressman Boehner Praises Vote Scrapping Health Care Rationing Board
• Turner Statement on SASC Approval of Wolfenbarger
• Turner Introduces Bill to Aid Allies Entrance to NATO
• Public meeting set on Big Walnut watershed plan
• ‘School board did nothing, except spend’
• Teacher surprises student with his first bike
• Uptown changes mark ‘transitional period’
• Westerville, Blendon talk deal on economic development
• Coming up
• Eat your words during contest
• In Worthington, March means time to debate school calendar
• OCLC team wins spelling bee — again
• Simsbury Place may add new building
• UMCH names new director of Wesley agency
• Pet owners urgedto pick up after them
• Worthington police reports
• Worthington resident: Pruned trees on High Street look like ‘weird sculpture’
• Gahanna among suburbs agreeing to economic development principles
• Central Ohio suburbs agree to economic development principles
• New Albany, others agree to economic development principles
• Suburbs agree to economic development principles
• Suburbs agree to economic development principles
• Staff pick: CD101 Day Local Band Showcase at Skully’s
• Sensory Overload: Forest & the Evergreens
• TV Review: Mad Men
• Staff pick: Cooking class with Kent Rigsby at The Hills Market
• Preview: Fanfarlo at Skully’s
• Preview: Langhorne Slim at The Summit
• Spin city: DJs rule Columbus nightlife
• Preview: Berry van Boekel: Top 100 2011 at Swing Space Gallery
• Objects of Desire: Color-blocked shoes
• Staff Pick: American Journey at Columbus Museum of Art
• Beauty: Hair chalking
• Drink like a Mad Man
• Feature: Spanish Prisoners
• Preview: fRESH: New Artists, New Work at Junctionview Studios
• Review: Next Fall by CATCO at the Riffe Center
• Preview: Ben Kweller at The Basement
• Preview: Kidd Pivot Frankfurt RM at the Drake Center
• Breakfast: Tacos a la SXSW
• Shopping: Mad Men as muse
• The List: 10 best characters from “Mad Men”
• Fashion: Four ways to wear colored jeans
• Local music: Jeff Fernengel
• Restaurant review: Flip Side
• Night out: Brothers Drake Meadery
• Warm spell delivers another record high
• Columbus schools to fire bus driver accused of choking student
• Blast blows out front of vacant North Side house
• Delaware County Bank bolsters executive team with 3 hires
• Goodale Park regaining statue thanks to Pizzuti project
• As CareSource teams with Humana, who helps whom in Ohio market?
• Chesapeake exec: Many unknowns about Utica shale play
• Central Ohio home sales up 5% in February
• DeWine trying to recoup up to $50M from salt distributors
• Falling boulder crushes cars, damages home in Athens
• Job poaching pact aims to stop regional incentive wars
• Police say Ohio man escaped car driven in quarry
• AG DeWine files suit against salt companies
• Good news is bad news for Ohio's long-term unemployed
• Man dies after being trapped in machinery at West Side plant
• OSU forges pancreatic cancer alliance with Taiwanese university
• Vote to repeal elections bill is delayed by one week
• Top of the List: Biggest jury awards of 2011
• Coming up
• Contentious zoning change proceeds to council
• Gahanna senior attends advocacy summit in Washington
• Herb center offers spring-cleaning workshops
• Public meeting slated on Big Walnut watershed plan
• Southgate Crossing development to have Tim Hortons, Circle K
• Artists find inspiration on COTA bus rides
• Columubus City Schools beginning Safe Routes to School program
• Coming up
• Committee once again eyes trolley-bus system
• Reinhard Avenue ‘dream home’ again on Haus und Garten Tour
• Restaurant expansion on hold for now
• Chamber directory soon going out to residents, businesses
• Destination Grandview concept designed to promote local CVB
• Coming up
• Council OKs engineering study of city’s curb ramps
• DeGraw reviews infrastructure plans
• Science Olympiad team qualifies for state tournament
• Long-term scenario includes Kinnear Road extension
• Moment in time
• Grandview police reports
• Man, 19, shot in head, taken to hospital in friend's car
• Did you know that job seekers are now being asked to provide their Facebook user...
• One more video clip, this one from On the Record last night. What grade would yo...
• Columbus school board looks at sports funding
• AEP Ohio promotes Vegas to COO
• Mercury probe: Planet is very hot, very flat
• Alumnus Wows Again with Children’s Book Illustration
• Kasich says Ohio deserves its coin from ‘fracking’
• Columbus Crew enlisted in block cleanup
• Downtown may offer bicycles for rent
• Honda to unveil Crosstour at New York auto show in April
• Ohio leads U.S. in insurance claims from metal theft
• Man who died in crash was awaiting rape trial
• Original deed bars leasing mineral rights in northeast Ohio forest
• MillerCoors Trenton Brewery to get $25M facelift
• Ohio Consumers' Counsel gets new leader
• Senate vote on small business bill delayed
• Ohio tops U.S. in insurance claims for theft of metals
• Suspect indicted in father-in-law’s death
• $600,000 donated in wake of Chardon shootings
• Three Ohioans rewarded for their acts of heroism
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Man stabbed in head; police to review surveillance video
• Columbus school board looks at sports
• Reynoldsburg schools OK support-staff contract
• Potential of shale spurs deal for $2.5B
• AEP invites public to offer rate-plan ideas at meeting
• Interim consumers’ counsel named to post
• Fine fourth quarter pushes up DSW stock
• Cleveland mayor has Kasich’s ear on schools
• Sewer delays will cost contractor
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2012-06: March 20, 2012 - April 2, 2012
• Congressman Latta and Mayor Behm Push for Assistance with Water Infrastructure Projects
• Ohio Lawmakers Keep Up the Pressure on Revised Ag Youth Labor Rules
• Turner Questions Geithner on Transparency, Introduces Bill to Improve FOIA Process
• Portman in Westerville: Focus must be on economy
• Bexley High School student leads social-justice efforts
• Capital to host local Relay For Life event March 24-25
• Celebrated author Foer to visit Bexley April 18
• City applies for six BCF grants
• Council approves Bexley’s first mobile food-cart vendor
• Public meeting set on Big Walnut watershed plan
• Thanks for the great feedback on today's Oversight hearing. Tune in to Fox News...
• Accused rapist dies in Sunday crash
• Sutton Calls on House to Reject Anti-Senior, Anti-Jobs Budget
• As metal thefts soar, Ohio leads nation in insurance claims
• Kasich sells his 'fracking' tax plan with two dimes
• ODOT creates 'innovation' agency to raise revenue for road projects
• Ohio taking jobs-over-workshops stance for developmentally disabled
• Red Robin’s Burger Works set to open by Ohio State campus
• College students avoiding insurance, Assurex survey finds, despite plentiful jobs
• Dispute brews over where to bury Demjanjuk
• Startups declined in 2011, Kauffman study finds, but remained strong
• I had a few questions for Dept. of Energy Secretary Chu this morning, about Soly...
• Licking County Chamber adds economic development chief
• Friendship Village of Columbus hires new director
• Westerville man pleads guilty to driving despite lifetime ban
• Player of the Year
• Man from crash killing trooper faces new charge
• It's a beautiful first day of spring on Franklin University's Main Campus. Give...
• MORPC fires departing chief
• Arnold executive fined for pushing heckler
• Man drowns in pond after ignoring warnings
• Oklahoma’s Williams joining Ohio shale rush with deal for Caiman
• Northern Illinois linebacker indicted in Ohio
• The annual Congressional Art contest, An Artistic Discovery, has been promoting...
• Portman: Keystone pipeline would help Ohio
• Murder suspect has long rap sheet
• School-bus video helped convict driver who offered to pay passenger, 13, for sex
• City ready to get busy on street repairs
• Cuts to Ohio Air Guard base draw fire
• Columbus to open 7 pools this summer
• Photo: Spring cleaning by the mile
• Kasich confident of tax deal
• Nurse gets 30 days for theft from elderly woman
• District failed to track girl, 14
• Push on to expand battlefield
• Victory for openness
• 7 charged in Dayton-area drug case
• Wendy's surpasses Burger King as No. 2 burger chain in U.S.
• Legislation would strip pensions from corrupt public officials
• Cincinnati weighing $12M in tax incentives for DunnhumbyUSA
• Ohioans making less in return to post-recession work force
• OEPA: Brine facility cannot send treated water to Warren
• Pension funds moving to new managers in wake of lawsuits
• Honda begins turning out redesigned Acura RDX
• Winter ends with record high after record rain
• Tickets to see Obama at OSU on Thursday are free
• Court will hear appeal of delays in death case
• PNC Arts Alive Presents: The KENTE Project West African Storytelling Through Song, Dance, Drama, And Words
• As Gas Prices Soar, “Extremely Challenging” Regulations Making Things Worse for Refineries
• Congressman Boehner Applauds House GOP's “Path to Prosperity” Budget
• Turner Questions Commerce Secretary on Unfair Trade Practices
• Congressman Latta Hires New District Representative
• Democrats Upset with House GOP for Cutting Spending
• GOP Budget Stops Military Cuts the Obama Administration Calls ‘Catastrophic’
• City OKs money to open 3 more pools in June
• Man gets 17 years in home-invasion killing
• Record high temperature follows record rainfall
• Arnold festival exec fined for pushing heckler
• Woman says toddler found wandering on North Side is her son
• Free tickets for Obama's speech will be available Wednesday
• U.S. Supreme Court to decide execution delay case
• MORPC terminates director effective today
• Ohio lawmakers back bill that would fund demolition of blighted homes
• Jourdan exits MORPC sooner to end ‘distraction’ at agency
• Kasich won't take 'no' for an answer
• Columbus capital budget: City to resurface more than 150 streets
• Apple dividend, buyback will plump Columbus investors’ holdings
• Plan to revive LeVeque Tower soothes one tenant who was looking
• Brown, other senators ask Obama to fight China on auto parts
• Tonight I will be introducing the Restore Our Neighborhoods Act:
• Kasich stands firm on income tax cuts from drilling tax hike
• Teen sentenced in pizza-delivery robbery
• Former school-bus driver admits to asking student for sex
• District lost track of malnourished Springfield girl
• Ohio man not jailed for stopping Facebook apology
• Honor society takes awards at Regional
• Ohio to end ties with 2 banks in currency dispute
• The Sweet 16 is upon us. How many of you still have a chance at winning it all?
• 2nd iteration of Acura RDX rolling from E. Liberty
• Union County wage growth among nation’s best
• CCAD Faculty Presents at Literary Conference
• Suspect charged in fatal shooting on North Side
• Kasich wants DeWine out — now
• Thieves take guns, ammo, TVs
• All four Ohio teams advance to Sweet 16 in NCAA tourney
• Columbus gas prices up 18 percent since last month
• Law firms beef up oil and gas practices for shale boom
• Kasich's fracking tax plan lacks legislature support
• New Lake Erie water removal regulations on the table
• Akron General opens satellite emergency room in Green
• Oil, gas taxes vary widely by state
• Income-tax windfall lets city make more repairs
• Driver dies, boy hurt in Far West Side crash
• Vietnam bill a belated thanks, deceased veteran’s family says
• More OSU students starting out at regional campuses
• Visiting NCAA fans impressed by area
• 4 charged in meth-lab case; toddler’s death investigated
• Black women least likely group to marry
• Girl Scouts’ sale of camps challenged
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Region’s new-vehicle sales up 23%
• Farmers seek to harvest wind
• More schools try solar power
• Ohio government’s ‘integrity’ grade: D
• Judge’s huge fines get landlords’ attention
• Columbus Mileposts | March 19, 1928: Man killed at City Hall boozefest
• Chardon victims’ fund hits $500,000
• Funeral held for girl found under house
• 2012 Youth Performance Company And Disney's Sleeping Beauty Kids
• Latta Hosts Cybersecurity Seminar
• On Defense: POTUS Schedules Energy Tour to Explain Why Gas Prices Have Doubled on His Watch
• Turner: “Seeing is Believing, But Ignorance is Bliss”
• Income-tax windfall lets city make more repairs
• Report: Demjanjuk wanted to be buried in U.S.
• Driver killed, child injured in crash on Far West Side
• Kasich won't wait, wants state party chairman to leave now
• Former death-camp guard Demjanjuk dies at 91
• Schools to impose tougher standards
• Columbus Mileposts: March 18, 1862 | City’s chain gangs kept smelly streets clean
• Contenders: Repetition helps students to catch up
• Three routes, one goal
• Ohio Briefs
• Mom can’t grasp double shooting
• The season really does spring eternal
• Slain woman’s friends seek ‘justice for Summer’
• Students benefiting from new measures
• Team colors of basketball tournament visitors mix with the Irish hue at the St. Patrick’s Day parade Downtown
• Schools checking for gas, oil below
• Library users chalk up debt
• Low-flake winter is winner for taxpayers
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Ohio house fire kills four
• Basketball fans join throng watching St. Patrick's Day parade
• Auditions scheduled for latest version of 'Newark’s Got Talent'
• Coming up
• Incidents expose issues with district communication
• Rewards offered for information in Feb. 9 barn arson
• SWL looks to solar power to cut costs
• Commissioners seek funding for Raymond-Peoria sewer
• Groat unhappywith lack of objections to Internet cafes
• Mankins to receive $138K plus perks as Marysville superintendent
• Mild winter leaves county with surplus of road salt
• Patton declares candidacy for Union County sheriff
• Police reports
• Coming up
• GC chamber to hold expo March 21
• Ohio Brass Arts Festival moves to new site
• SWCS gets cash from energy rebate
• Two-day job fair for veterans is this week at Vets Memorial
• WAC seeks residents’ thoughts about park
• Steel Workers union files lawsuit against city of Reynoldsburg
• Wickliffe school will no longer be charter
• Lewis Center man not guilty in ex-business partner’s killing
• Details emerge on athletic director
• Beulah Park gets ready to run
• Aunt never saw violence coming
• 2 men avoid prison for vandalism
• 2-day event gives vets opportunity to get a job
• Columbus Mileposts | March 17, 1928: Classic theater born in City Hall’s ashes
• Second man indicted in adopted boy’s rape
• Ex-worker admits she stole funds from county
• S. Carolina crash kills college student
• Delaware native discovered dangers of aerosol sprays
• City brigades get ready for annual pothole offensive
• Civil-service panel usually backs schools
• Making an impression: Surprised visitors call Arena District ‘something special’
• 1 man killed, 1 wounded in shooting on North Side
• Frat brothers beat pledges, charges say
• Kasich blasts GOP for pulling tax cut
• Ohio now ‘stable’ financially, Moody’s rating service says
• Low-fare Greyhound line to run from here
• Mankins to make $138K as Marysville schools superintendent
• Genoa Township eyes $42K in annual insurance savings
• Officials OK plan to eliminate standing water
• City ready for online tax returns
• Coming up
• Hockey: a game in need of a suggestion box
• Merrell thanks voters, candidates
• Starbucks receives final approval
• Big Walnut Local will offer retirement incentives
• Lenner: Drainage problems that caused sinkhole will be corrected
• Lenner outlines debt-cutting plans
• March 20 forum to focus on ‘fracking’
• Monroe Township trying to keep up with road paving
• Rewards offered for information in Feb. 9 barn arson
• Fire breaks out at flea market in southwest Ohio
• Pothole blitz starts Sunday
• Wexner Medical Center gets $5M gift
• Won't be too long until the campus looks like this again. C'mon spring!
• 9 indicted in university fraternity hazing
• Penn National, state reach deal to move Beulah Park
• Corporate Caring Awards finalists announced
• Two sentenced for Madison County school vandalism
• Central Ohio earnings reports: Week of March 12
• Sears plans to close 62 stores
• Obama will speak at Ohio State next week on energy
• Former State Rep. Weddington pleads not guilty
• Former employee sentenced for theft from Licking County recorder's office
• Beulah Park move to Youngstown area OK’d by Kasich
• Columbus Mileposts | March 16, 1971: City has brush with protest as ‘Hair’ opens
• Guess where Huntington’s Steinour thinks the economy is headed?
• CoreLogic: 7% of Ohio mortgages 90+ days late
• Alumna Premieres Film At SXSW
• Ohio bill would require tracking of cold med sales
• Hilliard athletic director out
• Mental illness plagued suspect, dad says
• Attacker subdued after first stabbing, initial victim says
• ODOT hopes branding is way to drive new revenue
• Biden touts auto bailout in Ohio
• Shell opts not to put plant in Ohio
• NCAA tournament brings promise of $10 million weekend
• Police to set up sobriety checkpoint along Olentangy River Road
• Navigation tips for NCAA fans visiting Columbus
• Pedestrian’s death leads to probation
• Lobbyists’ outlay on top officials soars in ’11
• Ohio's failed 'cracker' bid included tax breaks, worker training
• Man charged in 2011 North Linden slaying
• Foreclosures fell 16 percent in Ohio last year; lowest since '05
• New farm-runoff plan voluntary
• Cleveland seeking millions from state for blighted homes
• Union protesting Dayton newspaper owner's proposals
• Man admits he beat two women at care facility
• Shale drilling threatened by EPA proposals, industry charges
• Smithsonian picks Springfield Museum of Art as Ohio affiliate
• Lightning blamed in chemical-plant fire
• Ex-coach gets probation for assaulting girl, 15
• Ohioan guilty in fraud of Amish
• Sorority struggles to accept tragic deaths of 3 sisters
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Storm briefly floods areas in Licking, Fairfield counties
• Grove City mayor’s court adds hours to handle jump in cases
• Far East Side Commission gives voice to residents’ concerns
• #ObamaOnEmpty: Gas Prices Up, Federal Energy Production Down
• Boehner Column: 21st Annual Farm Forum Provides an Opportunity to Discuss Issues Facing Ohio’s Ag Community
• A Week in Bad Headlines: Democrats “Scrambling,” “Tanking,” “Playing Defense” on Gas Prices
• Note to Senate Dems: Even President Obama’s Budget Gets Spending “Cap” = “Limit”
• Dublin man raising money for testicular-cancer research
• Education foundation announces honorees
• Grandview seeks candidates for civil service commission vacancy
• Hilliard school district confirms ex-AD is under investigation
• Preview: Jennifer O’Connor at The Summit
• We love whiskey: Know your rye from your bourbon
• TV review: Missing
• The List: Hollywood’s funniest prettyboys
• We love whiskey: Perfect whiskey cocktails
• We love whiskey: Where to buy
• We love whiskey: Irish whiskeys to try
• Hilliard schools official resigns amid financial probe
• Man pleads guilty to beating 2 elderly women with wooden stake
• Man sentenced to probation for crash that killed his friend
• Suspect in Downtown stabbings has history of mental illness
• State makes recommendations to reduce toxic algae in Lake Erie
• Shell chooses Pennsylvania for big ethane-processing plant
• Ohio man pleads guilty in $17M Amish fraud case
• Ohio loses on cracker plant as Shell picks Pennsylvania site
• Kasich proposes continuing jobless benefits during on-the-job training
• Direct Air’s plans for Columbus looking shaky
• Direct Air owes $13K to Columbus Regional Airport Authority
• Kasich capital budget includes $1B for schools, colleges – but nothing for communities
• Sutton Joins Akron General to Open Health & Wellness Center in Green
• Reflections on the Lake apartments fall into foreclosure
• Momentive closing German manufacturing facility
• Wounded Warrior Walk
• Dublin police file charges issued in traffic fatality
• Grandview Planning Commission to discuss signage March 21
• Flood warning issued in Licking, Fairfield counties
• Former Whetstone High School coach sentenced on assault charges
• Beware the Ides of March!
• NCAA tourney, auto show to clog up downtown this weekend
• Cleveland Diocese gets official Vatican ruling: Reopen 13 churches
• I enjoyed speaking at the Asian American Small Business Owner's Breakfast Forum...
• State officials still want commercial rest stops along highways
• Man stabs four at Gay Street career college, is shot as he runs into police
• Owners of exotic animals oppose bill
• Kasich ties income tax cut to oil and natural gas revenue
• Four stabbed in Gay Street building, suspect shot by police
• Third Frontier funding to aid Parker Hannifin expansion
• DHL breaks ground on Cincinnati airport expansion
• Kent State approves $170M bond to pay for capital plans
• Drillers looking at land near Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Out-of-state arrest made in 1998 killing
• Ambulance driver, patient die in crash
• 2 shooting victims ID’d; police have no suspect
• Kasich to face GOP friction on ‘frack’ tax
• School-bus driver kept job despite infractions
• City schools to change gifted programs
• Spring blossoms early in central Ohio
• Land bank will help in Columbus after all
• Kasich unveils long list of plans to change state
• Portman backing tea party vs. IRS
• Kasich proposes restrained capital budget
• Embezzler falls from the high life to prison life
• Camp Chase Trail section approved
• Bill demands photo to sell scrap metal
• Columbus Mileposts | March 15, 1965: New bank skyscraper ended bankers’ hours
• Hilliard hikes punishment for reckless drivers
• Re-elected Plain Township official opts not to serve out term
• Candles cause of fire that destroyed historic church?
• Congressman Boehner Praises Job-Creating U.S.-South Korea Free Trade Agreement Now in Effect
• Latta Announces 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• April 3 public hearing set on hospital’s new master plan
• City hopes softer market willlead to better electricity rates
• Coming up
• Commercial, residential developments planned
• ‘Community’s future shines brilliantly’ again
• High schools’ athletes, coaches relieved that March levy passed
• Plan would more than double pay-to-participate fees
• Business owner files complaint against pro-levy group
• Police warning residents about thefts from vehicles
• South orchestra to perform in advance of trip
• Teachers get layoff notices as district considers restoring programs
• Worthington's health-care costs up $900,000
• City may not be able to save High Street trees
• Classmates, community mourn WKHS senior’s death
• Coming up
• Dewey’s Pizza plan gets good reviews from MPC/ARB
• Obama showed ‘true spirit’ of verse
• Worthington police reports
• School board hears new model for battling drug abuse
• Tangible tax loss costing our school districts millions
• Movie review: Chico & Rita
• Preview: The Irish Curse at the Garden Theater
• Preview: Billy Elliot the Musical at the Palace
• Review: Smoke and Mirrors at Shadowbox Live
• Fitness: Workouts for swimsuit season
• Sensory Overload: Jackie & the Stabbs
• Restaurant review: Pita House
• Staff Pick: Stephen Rannazzisi at the Funny Bone
• TV Review: Californication
• Staff Pick: Better Than Something: Jay Reatard at the Wexner Center
• We love whiskey: 5 great Columbus whiskey joints
• Preview: Jerrod Niemann at The Bluestone
• Beauty: Lip scrubs
• Preview: Columbus Dances Fellowship Concert
• Staff pick: Faces at Ohio Art League
• Staff Pick: Reverend Horton Heat at the Newport
• Preview: Andrew Bird with Eugene Mirman at the Southern Theatre
• Exhibit: Yesterday at Dublin Arts Council
• Ask Nicci: Clingy mom needs to back off
• Exhibit: Jeb Loy Nichols at Lindsay Gallery
• Restaurant review: Papaya Street Grill
• Movies: Review: “21 Jump Street”
• Beer: New gluten-free beers woo celiac sufferers
• New store: Tha City Clothing Co.
• The List: Hollywood’s funniest prettyboys
• Police shoot stabbing suspect on Downtown street
• Portman gets involved in dispute between IRS, Ohio tea party
• Kasich looks at energy companies to oil up tax cut for Ohioans
• Slideshow: Signs of spring in the Arena District
• Kasich offers wide-ranging reforms; tax cut could be 5 percent
• Tax fraud sends Newark man to prison for 57 months
• Driver, patient killed when ambulance hits truck
• Slideshow: 2012 Columbus International Auto Show preview
• An article from the Plain Dealer regarding several Ohio banks passing the 'bank...
• Ohio foreclosures drop 16 percent
• Exotic-animal bill draws objections from owners
• Man suspected in 1998 homicide arrested in Pennsylvania
• Advice for allowing March Madness without being the Grinch
• Mandel raised money in Bahamas for Senate campaign
• Countdown: Basketball spending among Ohio’s tournament teams
• Countdown: Capital ratios at Ohio’s big banks
• Huntington gets Fed OK for continued dividend, stock buyback
• Ohio Supreme Court rules in favor of homeowners
• I had a great meeting with the American Society of Civil Engineers yesterday.
• Class-size issue resurfaces at meeting
• Coming up
• Job-fair event for veterans slated March 19-20
• Middle school takes on service project
• Photograms by students on display at Bexley library
• Safety committee members study traffic issues
• Westerville artist captures Bexley fencer on canvas
• Bexley middle-schooler to compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Lewis sworn in as Bexley's newest city council member
• Coming up
• Team Bexley gears up for 2012 Pelotonia event
• Nordstrom headed to Senegal with Peace Corps
• Registration open for community garden plots
• ‘Scouting for Food’ scheduled April 14
• Troop 505 members found a sisterhood in scouting
• Homeowner asked to revise plans to use vinyl siding
• Victoria’s Secret expands Pink line to all of Major League Baseball
• Viral video on child soldiers, African rebel invites activism
• Mandel flew to Bahamas for fundraiser, payday lender speech
• Rep. Weddington indicted on bribery charge
• Kasich plan to close tax loophole for big banks, lower taxes on others
• Ohio 3rd best jobs creator in January
• Natural-gas processing plant coming to northeast Ohio
• Advanced-practice nurses get more prescribing authority
• 2 shot dead in North Linden
• World leaders’ night out: Hoops primer in Ohio
• Ohio Lottery
• Chardon shooting defendant’s aunt describes shock
• Ohioans headed wrong way on I-64 die in crash
• SBA authorizes aid for storm-hit region
• Meth fire, violations threaten nursing home’s license
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Legislator charged in FBI bribery sting
• Gridlock in Congress threatens Ohio programs
• Bond revoked for trial defendant after quarrel outside
• ‘Bullying’ teacher loses his license
• Kasich plan cuts banks’ taxes, closes loopholes
• Tax funds for senior services vary widely
• Region’s health care ranks low in Ohio, U.S.
• Bill would make March 30 Ohio’s Vietnam vets day
• AEP’s interim rates please many, for now
• Health-care scorecard for Columbus
• Advocates say Taylor misuses data to attack Obama health-care law
• Inspections shut two restaurants
• 3 deputies seek dismissal of snooping charges
• $150 million for Piketon project in Senate transportation bill
• State education board mum on Cleveland plan
• Red-light camera at 34th intersection
• Color A Story
• MORPC to unveil draft plan in Westerville
• Deputies' lawyers blame charges on man's effort to win lawsuit
• Bond revoked for manslaughter-trial defendant after quarrel outside
• State board yanks ex-Reynoldsburg teacher's license
• Trucker charged in I-270 crash death in Dublin
• Chardon shooting suspect’s family 'devastated'
• Sugarcreek man plans to plead guilty to defrauding Amish
• Direct Air cancels all flights through May 15
• City health board closes two restaurants
• City to switch on red-light camera on Far West Side
• Rusty Bucket commits to Gahanna for 7th area restaurant
• Foegler returning to Dublin to help with Bridge Street plan; splitting time with Ohio State
• Countdown: Most popular March Madness host sites
• Air-quality warnings end after magnesium fire in Bellevue
• Logistics workers in demand, survey finds; job fair planned March 20
• Health-reform backers question cost assumptions holding Ohio back
• Columbus in top 10 for lowest meal taxes
• State gets oversight of shale processing plant construction
• Two critically injured in fire at University District apartment
• Rep. Weddington will resign after indictment
• Direct Air cancels all flights; Columbus affected
• Fee payment deadline is March 21
• An article from the New York Times regarding Chief Justice John G. Roberts and t...
• Man admits exposing himself to girls
• Westerville students’ athletics fees would more than double
• Kasich hails Cleveland school plan
• Cedar Point adding fireworks, after-dark dance parties
• March Madness bringing $4M economic impact to Dayton area
• COTA ridership growth tops in U.S.
• We Are Ohio targets right-to-work, election law change
• Cincinnati music hall renovation delayed until spring 2014
• Mount Sterling police chief to quit, but not over Taser, he says
• Renovation plans for historic Toledo building fall apart
• Foreclosure settlement filed in federal court
• Ex-official gets 4 years in fraud, tax case
• Vital statistics
• Clermont County won’t appeal denial of disaster aid
• Protesters reach deal with Cincinnati on suit
• Wrong-way crash kills 2 in Toledo
• Florida to allow former porn actor to pursue teaching certification
• In algae war at Grand Lake St. Marys, alum to affect more of lake, start earlier
• More folks in Franklin County are living alone
• Anti-SB 5 group to take on new election law
• Overdose death sends man who supplied drug to prison
• Ohio auditor slams responses to public-records requests
• No citations in coroner’s accident with jogger
• Columbus Children’s Theatre Presents 'The Secret Garden'
• The Truth About the President’s Energy Strategy
• Democrats “Feeling the Heat” Over Rising Gas Prices Plot Bill to … Make Gas More Expensive?
• Re-elected Brandt resigning as fiscal officer
• Westerville schools may raise sports fees
• Lawsuit filed against bank for overcharging Ohio pension funds
• Sutton Joins Local Habitat for Humanity to Support Ohio Veterans
• Neither party cited in crash involving coroner and jogger
• State expands treatment plan for algae-plagued Grand Lake St. Marys
• Man admits to exposing himself to young girls in Upper Arlington
• Four members of OSU women's lacrosse team remain hospitalized
• Winter Graduation March 16
• Mount Sterling Village Council to meet following Taser incident
• Rickenbacker connector again going for federal grant
• Kasich likely to call for income tax cut, paid for by drillers
• Nationwide CEO to lead United Way campaign
• COTA posts nation's largest bus ridership increase
• AK Steel reaches deal with Zanesville Works union
• OhioHealth buys more Grove City land; Mt. Carmel moves ahead on zoning
• 12 defendants in Amish attacks join challenge
• Kasich begs for education reform
• Top of the List: Landscape maintenance companies
• GM named for Scioto Downs
• Real Estate Career Night
• Toledo wrong-way crash near site of previous crash
• W.Va. gambling exec tapped to lead Scioto Downs casino
• CCAD Team Headlines ‘Hot Glass on the Grass’ Event,
• Crime Stoppers: Clues sought in theft of diamonds
• Buckeyes in Pittsburgh for first round of March Madness
• Mild winter dramatically cuts costs for state, Columbus
• Sunny day made park too popular for a while
• Some inmates paying for their stay
• FirstEnergy considering combustion turbines to replace coal-fired burners
• Crash victim improving
• MetroHealth aiming to bring more uninsured into Medicaid
• Stairs a risky step for young children
• Cleveland Clinic, Medina Hospital open orthopedic center
• Suspect is jailed in killing of young father
• Drillers facing stricter guidelines for brine injection wells
• Afghan kids meet their U.S. ‘parents’
• Granville’s Buxton Inn up for sale at age 200
• ‘Fracking’ payoffs luring local officials
• Couples eager to adopt make appeals on social media
• State treasurer’s office offers help for storm victims
• Vital statistics
• News briefs
• Dayton VA paid $940K for malpractice
• Columbus Mileposts | March 12, 1866: City’s baseball history spans at least 146 years
• Company helps governments, organizations by finding billing errors, getting refunds
• GOP didn’t disclose its debt
• Bexley snags $4M in aid for roads
• Firm will plan redevelopment
• Boehner Column: House-Passed JOBS Act Will Help Encourage Job Creation
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• How Ohioans voted last week
• Crackdown yields drunken-driving arrests, illegal drugs
• Ohio Briefs
• Columbus Mileposts: March 11, 1866 | Discovery of aborted fetus leads to gossip
• Fall-winter bird count down; at least titmice showed up
• Donald E. Hauck | 1949-2012: Chef at Refectory, One Nation lauded
• Ohio Turnout: Spirited primary didn’t prod GOP voters to polls
• Parade politics
• South Side ties pull Grote clan
• It’s PB and crackers if parents don’t pay
• Schools push up property values
• As gas prices spike again, opinions, advice turn shrill
• New hires, smaller labor pool shrink rate
• Banking on the future
• Kasich to pitch policy reform
• Man found beaten to death outside recreation center
• Thousands line Dublin's streets for St. Patrick's Day parade
• Alumna Publishes Second Novel
• Man dies in crash on I-270
• Singers signed on to entertain at Hartford Fair
• Uniforms no longer under consideration at Northridge
• Village owed funds for unfinished job
• Council mulls ways to apply nonunion pay raises
• County ESC left with many questions
• Optometrist sees her mission as helping restore eyesight
• Pataskala library officials go back to drawing board
• Coming up
• Pastor: Sign ordinance is ‘dangerous legislation’
• County chamber honors top businesses at annual dinner
• Jerome Township zoning settlement OK’d
• Mankins meets Marysville students, parents
• Marysville will aid tornado survivors in Marysville, Ind.
• Police reports
• Hearings will focus on rate increase
• SPL purchases new children’s computers
• State request could benefit South-Western
• Local men will retrace Titanic’s voyage
• Trustees OK sheriff contract; will add coverage
• SWCS begins book drive
• Theater to present ‘updated, wacky’ version of ‘Alice’
• State sets rules for ‘fracking’ waste disposal
• Taser use KO’s village police
• At Columbus State, getting there a test
• Still well-read: Columbus library ranks high despite state funding cuts
• License revocations illegal
• Neighbors fear effect of blight removal
• Amendment proposal sent back for rewriting
• Columbus Mileposts: March 10, 1971 | ‘Machine Gun Morgan’ acquitted
• Jury finds former commissioner guilty
• Tax cut may start rolling in in 2014
• Maple syrup producers fear effect of mild winter
• Vital statistics
• MORPC locks out outgoing director
• Village’s mayor is charged with rape
• Olentangy schools didn’t track expenses
• 2 sentenced in appliance thefts from homes
• Faulty Iuka Park conduit that killed dog is repaired
• Woman who killed baby is denied parole
• Deputies disciplined after inmate’s escape
• Hotel blaze started near indoor pool
• Lewis appointed to vacant Bexley City Council seat
• Schonhardt asks for input on city services
• Bevelhymer Road will be closed March 19
• Rep. Ryan's Statement on President Obama's National Network for Manufacturing Innovation
• Rep. Ryan's Statement on President Obama's National Network for Manufacturing Innovation
• Columbus couple sentenced for multi-county burglary spree
• Fairfield County sheriff upgrades jail security after escape
• DeWine rejects same-sex marriage amendment
• The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced today that 227,000 jobs were added in t...
• Heath Holiday Inn Express damaged by fire
• Slideshow: USA Swimming's Grand Prix at Ohio State
• Former Cuyahoga County commissioner guilty of corruption
• Top of the List: Landscape design and construction companies
• Central Ohio earnings reports: Week of March 5
• Photo: A salvaged sweater
• State regulators create tougher rules for 'fracking' wastewater disposal wells
• Columbus State tuition expected to increase; 1st time since ’06
• Seasonal factors to blame for Central Ohio jobless rate surge
• Woman gets 11-year sentence in firebomb plot
• Bill won’t ban live critter mascots
• CCAD Wraps Up Business Start-up Program
• 4 public websites get top rating
• Drug-overdose deaths a record in 2010
• Columbus State raising tuition
• Old Hall of Justice will get a face-lift
• Candidate: Kasich allies offered a deal if he quit race
• Columbia moving customers to independent suppliers
• Kasich plan would up drilling severance tax
• Obama, UK prime minister to be in Dayton for NCAA game
• Vital statistics
• Columbus Zoo opposes mascot exemption in exotic animals bill
• eEvent could change business with TechColumbus investment
• MORPC leader Jourdan resigns effective April 1
• Mortuary worker arrested in Toledo
• State switching to new system of grading academic performance
• Court tries to recoup $63M
• Shell’s cracking facility far from set
• Akron-area lawmaker appointed to PUCO slot
• Vatican overrules bishop who closed 13 parishes
• County proposing all-private foster care
• Profs oppose privatized parking
• Special-needs restraint called means to safety
• OSU picks new leader for Beatty’s outreach position
• MORPC chief leaving to go back to Texas
• Congressman Boehner Statement on February Unemployment Report
• Pickerington council likely to hire full-time narcotics officer
• MORPC executive director to resign, effective April 1
• Movie review: Friends with Kids
• Staff Pick: Mindless Self Indulgence at the Newport
• Driver was suspended 3 times before Columbus school-bus beating
• Rep. Ryan Introduces Bill to Help Ensure All Programming on American Forces Network Conveys ...
• Rep. Ryan Introduces Bill to Help Ensure All Programming on American Forces Network Conveys ...
• Obama and British leader will attend NCAA tournament game in Dayton
• MORPC’s Jourdan stepping down
• Judge sentences woman to 11 years for her role in firebombing
• Online event marketer eEvent lands TechColumbus investment
• Accidental drug-overdose deaths set record in Ohio in 2010
• Massillon an exception to the wild animal ban?
• We're busy filming our new TV spot with recent grad Pamela Lowery.
• Ohio company recalls scarce leukemia drug
• Schools should be able to seclude kids, national group says
• Huntington, PNC settle suit against Indy developer Broadbent – report
• Ohio home prices decline in January by 5.6%
• Express eyes $600M in annual sales from overseas stores
• Coming up
• Dewey’s Pizza planned at former Worthington BP site
• Summit to focus on opportunities for women
• Vineyard church to host March 10 summit on adoption
• Welch: Residents tired of fighting hikes
• Westerville opens nation’s first municipal data center
• Westerville’s leaders focus on progress
• Annual meeting spotlights business of chamber
• Citizens asked to help put outerbelt project back on track
• Columbus’ curbside recycling program to start in June
• Coming up
• Grand jury indicts Velie on three felony counts
• Manifold and Phalor plans $6-million expansion
• Grants support enrichment projects in school district
• Police recover load of locally stolen property
• Worthington police reports
• For local jazz legend Vaughn Wiester, ‘life is good’
• PetPeople on Fifth is closed while collapsed ceiling is reconstructed
• Former Grove City payroll clerk indicted
• Marriott construction to start soon
• Objects of Desire: Bustiers
• Staff Pick: Julia Nunes at The Basement
• Preview: Company of Thieves vs. Caravan of Thieves
• Sensory Overload: Delay
• Snacketology: Tournament-ready restaurants
• Comedy Q&A: Neal Brennan
• Snacketology: Barley’s Smokehouse
• Review: A New Brain
• Snacketology: Rusty Bucket
• Preview: The Sleeping Beauty
• Snacketology: Gallo’s Kitchen & Bar
• Preview: Shinsai: Theaters for Japan
• Staff Pick: The Second City’s Laugh Out Loud Tour
• Movie review: Tim & Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie
• Snacketology: Local Roots
• Lunch: The Inn Between
• Snacketology: Mellow Mushroom
• Locals: New releases
• Staff Pick: Lisa Lampanelli at the Palace
• Preview: The Big Easy
• Roundup: A few of my favorite wings
• Feature: Loyal Divide
• Bartender: Pants at Backstage Bistro
• Shopping: Unique wedding gifts
• The List: 10 best sketch comedy shows ever
• DSW opens Manhattan store as part of 40-store push
• New exotic-animal bill uncaged
• Today marks anniversary of 2008 record snowstorm
• It’s makeover time at Bob Evans restaurants
• Alumna Curates North Hollywood Exhibition
• OSU gets atoms to say ‘cheese’
• Dublin police continue to investigate crash involving coroner
• AEP can hike competitors’ fees
• Lesbian mom must share custody of child with ex
• Suit demands data on city schools’ use of ‘seclusion rooms’
• Photo: Wild and windy
• Teen held in high-school hit-list case
• Rickenbacker may face Air National Guard job cuts
• Man admits to killing two at Hilliard bar, sent to prison for 20 years
• School levies pass at near 75 percent clip
• Festivities set in Dublin
• PUCO approves interim pricing for AEP
• Body of woman in East Side murder-suicide was hidden amid room debris
• Columbus companies heading south for SXSWi
• Review board clears 2 officers in killing
• Teach for America coming to Ohio in the fall
• P&G cuts drove planned layoffs last month
• E-book company building headquarters in northeast Ohio
• Trio of juvenile jail escapees quickly rounded up
• Faith Mission in fiscal pinch as more non-residents seek meals
• Voters were sympathetic to schools’ levy requests
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Kasich plans energy-tax hike to offset tax cut
• Romney’s Ohio win had surprises
• Bill revised Lake Erie water-use plan
• State tax collections running ahead of last year
• Backing of mayor key to win for Beatty
• Short-statured Mexican in drug case admits he wasn’t juvenile
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2012-05: March 5, 2012 - March 20, 2012
• ICYMI: Turner POLITICO OpEd - A Call for Caution in Cutting Nuclear Arms
• Rep. Tim Ryan Response to Youngstown Air Reserve Station Cuts
• Get your bootstraps on: Ohio invades SXSW
• Blackstone Group active in 2011’s biggest office deals
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA QUESTIONS FAA ON UAS AIRSPACE STATUS
• AEP gets hand while disputed rate plan change worked out
• State postpones hearing on fate of exotic animals
• Westerville levy prevails, averting some cutbacks
• DeWine lists top 5 cybercrimes
• Convention bureau uses its success to lobby for bigger piece of bed tax
• Tornado victims get help from Kasich
• Mutts & Co. adds New Albany store, complete with DIY dog wash
• Pelotonia will start at Downtown park
• Romney snags Ohio
• Liberal Arts Faculty Signs Book Contract
• Akron radio module maker bought for $22M
• First Solar making global cuts, Perrysburg facility safe for now
• Romney takes Ohio, four other states on Super Tuesday
• Kasich didn't sign letter opposing Air National Guard cuts
• First Financial raises exec pay up to 6 percent
• Air Force cutting 452 positions at Wright-Patterson
• Photo: Warm winter
• Justices OK wind farm
• Joyce Beatty wins friendly 3rd District primary
• Columbus native had 100 years of sports stories
• Biden scheduled to come to Ohio again next week
• Voters’ top issue in Ohio, 6 other states: economy
• Ohio Lottery
• 3 teens escape from detention facility; guard injured
• Police: Driver was shot after she hit cruiser in Walmart parking lot
• Burning confiscated pot could get easier for local police
• Ballot mix-up causes some to leave polls
• Bishoff wins new 20th Ohio House district
• Mental-health tax-hike vote is very close
• Heartland refinery will try to halt pollutants, odor
• 7 in running to be new Columbus fire chief
• Watkins Memorial student made hit list, sheriff says
• Woman killed in head-on collision
• Body of missing man found near his home
• Orange trustee wants to review levy millage
• Organizer: Planning for 53rd tour is on schedule
• Trustee wants out of water agreement
• Hearings to focus on OAW increase request
• Police reports
• Coming up
• Harris proposes audit of city utility bills
• Chamber hopes public will visit March 13 business expo
• Grant will update dispatch system
• City seeking volunteers to serve on commissions
• Curbside recycling expected to begin in June
• Arborists seek to save ash trees in city rights of way
• Local men will retrace Titanic’s voyage
• Tour preview: East Whittier home has ‘eclectic mix’ of art
• Honorary chair a ‘reluctant’ recipient
• Santorum draws conservatives in Ohio GOP contest
• Josh Mandel will face Sherrod Brown for Senate seat
• London school levy goes down
• South-Western gets money for school buildings
• Rep. Tim Ryan Applauds Passage of Legislation that Ensures Commerce Department Can Continue to ...
• Rep. Tim Ryan Applauds Passage of Legislation that Ensures Commerce Department Can Continue to ...
• Watkins Memorial student charged after hit-list found
• Woman shot by police after theft at Walmart
• Judge: School shooting case may go to adult court
• Heartland refinery settles odor lawsuit with state
• Ohio EPA seeks to make it easier for law enforcement to burn confiscated pot
• Some voters leave polling places after ballot confusion
• Body of missing man found in park on Northeast Side
• Highball hijinks highlight Experience Columbus confab
• At polls today, Ohio's Republican voters seem divided
• AEP wants quick action by PUCO on rates
• Statehouse parking garage getting automated pay system
• Kasich releases state aid for tornado and storm victims
• Website shut down after Southwest Airlines sues
• Coalition launches directory of shale supply chain firms
• Huntington hires Citi exec to lead asset services business
• Rep. Sutton Meets with Ohio VFW Members about Veterans Issues
• Park National CFO retiring in 2013; succession plan set
• Seven candidates vying for post of Columbus fire chief
• Top of the List: Largest private high schools
• Alumnus Shows Trophy Work in New York City
• Cardinal Health gets reprieve from DEA order at Florida warehouse
• Businesses open doors to voting
• Candidate arrested in Delaware County
• Photo: A fine line
• Woman slain in apparent murder-suicide was beaten, coroner says
• City to pay $10 million settlement over South Side plant
• Vandals hitting township signs
• Romney, Santorum make final pitches to Ohio voters
• Driver ordered school-bus fight, police say
• Cleveland sued by low bidder for Browns stadium repairs
• Nonprofit plans $100M development in Cleveland
• Huntington investing $100M in Michigan housing
• Nielsen moves to downtown Cincinnati from Kentucky
• Obama’s star dims with Bowling Green’s young voters
• Kasich rethinks stance on federal aid for storm-stricken areas
• Front-runners busy on final day before Super Tuesday
• Fire that killed 4 started near stove
• Canton’s search for schools leader is short
• Slot machines begin arriving in Toledo
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Polls forecast tight race today
• Kasich working hard for GOP allies in intraparty fight
• East Side crash kills 1, injures 2
• Woman incompetent for trial in fatal stabbing of boyfriend
• Proposal on youth concussions expected to clear committee
• Agency helps those wishing to return home from long-term care
• Kasich ranks third in poll of Ohioans’ VP favorites
• Granville’s Buxton Inn for sale
• Kasich sends Guard to clean up tornado damage
• Grandview City Council to meet at community center
• Marysville selects Mankins as superintendent finalist
• Marysville selects Mankins as superintendent finalist
• Dublin sees rash of vehicle break-ins
• Partlow retires, remains 4-5 principal through ESC contract
• School board hires new K-1 principal
• Ryan Velie indicted by grand jury
• Rep. Tim Ryan Asks For More Information About Youngstown and Akron Postal Closings
• Rep. Tim Ryan Asks For More Information About Youngstown and Akron Postal Closings
• Santorum urges Ohioans to look ahead
• Interesting TED Talk on how to make work-life balance work.
• Columbus school-bus driver held boy and told girl to hit him, police say
• Columbus details how recycling program will work
• IT consultant GroundWork Group gets new CEO
• Columbus Crew mural headed for High Street after revisions
• Green groups call for abandoning clean energy ballot drive
• Southwest Airlines sues to stop check-in website
• Nationwide, State Auto assessing storm claims
• Coroner says unidentified woman died from head injuries
• Children’s Hospital opens 2nd sports medicine clinic in Dublin
• Man sentenced for role in shooting death of robbery accomplice
• Poll: Romney takes a lead over Santorum in Ohio
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• Police: Boy, 13, fatally shoots brother, 10
• Top of the List: Most expensive home sales
• Romney holding slight lead over Santorum before Super Tuesday
• Art therapist, 88, lives his own lessons
• Romney has momentum but race remains too close to call
• Detroit auto industry added 38,000 jobs in 2011
• Fifth Third launches venture capital program
• Poll: Santorum, Romney tied in Ohio
• Akron Children's to test psychiatric care via video link
• Hocking College mulling land lease for drilling
• Kasich plan for fracking tax would roll back income tax
• Our I-270 speed test: Many drivers hit 70 mph already
• Embezzler of charity who made headlines in 2000 serves out his sentence
• 2 bodies found at East Side house
• OSU plans for online onslaught with fee
• Wittenberg’s new leader is from Florida school
• Candidates brace for big day
• Tips sought to nab shoplifting pair
• What comes next after abandoned houses are demolished?
• Anchor parks in Ohio for primary
• Passenger in two-car collision dies in hospital
• Cincinnati airport offers wireless Internet to travelers
• Toledo levy up for renewal, even after 3 decades
• March could erase mild winter
• Former Jones Day lawyers start own firm
• Ohio’s business taxes relatively low
• Tea party, Democrats aim to unseat pair of GOP congressmen
• Water-bill complaints flood Obetz
• Cindy King | 1948-2012: Clintonville restaurateur was known for generosity
• Chic shelters designed to revitalize neighborhoods
• Websites aid students in comparing colleges
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Students from Upper Arlington win sports film festival
• Turner Advocates for NAHF Annual Enshrinement Ceremony to Remain in Dayton
• TV station's sale will cost 63 employees their jobs
• Marketing firm sold for undisclosed price
• Timken plans $42 million building near airport
• State suing company over magazine scam
• Consulting firm to spend $4 million on expansion
• Columbus Mileposts | March 4, 1873: Reading room came before Main Library
• College opportunities growing in area high schools
• Police investigate murder-suicide on East Side
• District reveals job titles from school-lunch probe
• Hundreds honor student killed in Chardon shooting
• More die of cancer than heart disease
• Conflicts may leave appeals wanting
• Proposal to shut school irks residents
• GOP candidates work the crowds to win voters' favor on Tuesday
• GOP candidates bring business experience
• You pay when tax preparer cheats
• Tax break would help small distilleries
• Ohio's manufacturing sector gaining new strength
• L'Auberge owner fails to raise funding
• School district's wind turbines up and running
• Shield-shaped bugs starting to make a stink in Ohio
• Judges are offended by new law on sentencing
• Volunteers have patched, wrapped injuries at sports festival for 14 years
• Voters still making up their minds
• Johnstown’s talented asked to pitch in for Relay
• Alexandria to negotiate water, sewer services only with Southwest Licking
• COTC offering seniors ‘Lifelong Learning’
• Pataskala library, county parks on March 6 ballot
• Heath resident develops software business in New Albany business incubator
• Licking Heights favors Central ESC as primary service provider
• School nurses, county leaders aren’t so worried about norovirus
• Local issues highlight March 6 primary ballot
• Marysville schools have crisis plans in place
• SWL leaders hope survey will boost public participation
• Coming up
• Waiting for winter, andwaiting and waiting ...
• Marysville welcomes NFL champions home
• November sales-tax renewal critical to engineer’s office
• Phillips encourages townships to establish enterprise zones
• District updates transportation fleet
• Coming up
• WWII veteran awarded France’s highest honor
• SWCS' state report card to include health score
• Proposed amendment would fund redevelopment of Beulah Park
• Waiting for winter, andwaiting and waiting ...
• House fire in Warren kills four
• State income-tax cut may be on its way
• Ohio Supreme Court candidates present choice
• Arnold’s pumped up
• Three dead after Southern Ohio storm
• Santorum vs. Romney: now too close to call
• Deal cuts flooding award
• Some schools don’t have their safety plans on file
• Three Bowling Green students killed on I-75
• Columbus Mileposts | March 3, 1832: Teen sketches city in words and in artwork
• Delegate snag trips Santorum
• State holds in payroll growth
• Syrians in central Ohio tortured by news of home
• Group gives free colonoscopies for the poor
• Bill would address men’s sexual health
• Adoption agency investigated
• Ohio Poll: Fewer now disapprove of Kasich
• Ex-teacher charged with sex crime
• Ohio’s deer population up; hunting changes possible
• N.J. man allegedly terrorized Delaware County family
• Clubs offered break on tax in Cleveland
• Classes resume at Chardon High School; student’s wake held
• Patrol IDs man killed in two-car crash
• Lennox AMC getting a bar
• Coming up
• County begins development grants application process
• County reviews bad-weather emergency preparations
• Former humane-society director indicted
• Galena hall renovations approved
• State, county races to appear on March 6 primary ballot
• Council hears development strategy
• Two city emergency phone lines back in service
• Congressman Tim Ryan Condemns Right Wing War On Women; Asks Advertisers to Boycott Show
• Storms approaching amid tornado watch
• Former Circleville teacher faces sex charges involving student
• Santorum in Chillicothe: I'll do my own taxes
• Arnold Schwarzenegger statue unveiled as Sports Festival begins
• New Jersey man accused of threatening Delaware County family
• Slideshow: Opening day at the Arnold
• Soap and water is best defense for tummy bug
• CoreLogic: 1 in 4 Ohio homeowners underwater on mortgages
• New charge filed against former Delaware County Humane Society official
• Obama official puzzled by Ohio's inaction on insurance exchange
• Top of the List: Largest commercial real estate deals of 2011
• Ohio unemployment drops to 7.7%
• Students protest college costs
• CCIIR Lifetime Achievement honoree Holzer gives history lesson
• Major state workers' union OKs contract that limits raises
• Police identify pedestrian struck on Clime Road
• Civic, CR-V lead Honda’s rebound in February
• Momentive 2011 profit hit by settlement charge
• Chillicothe man killed in Ross County crash
• Auto sales topped 15 million in February
• Kasich's plan to tax drilling expected around March 12
• NiSource to build 90-mile pipeline through six Ohio counties
• Santorum still ahead in Ohio, but lead narrows, poll says
• TransDigm being sued over purchase of two companies
• Abbott Laboratories to build $270M facility in Tipp City
• Springfield hospital to close in June
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Train derails, spilling up to 1,500 gallons of fuel in Lancaster
• Investigation ongoing in Troy child-rape case
• GOP candidates form battle lines on issues: jobs vs. values
• Churches get produce to needy in winter
• Lesbian: Priest should be removed
• Ohio helps fuel Santorum’s primary run
• Senate GOP ready to act on pension fund issues
• Ohio tops study of business growth
• Westerville opens own data center
• Abbott to build nutritional plant in Ohio
• Patrol’s crime lab faulted for slow testing
• MORPC won’t put Ackerman-Zollinger connector on its list
• ‘Clean energy’ bond plan under fire
• Teacher shuffling by Columbus schools upsets parents
• Coach comforted fatally wounded teens in school
• School-levy win won’t mean end of cuts in London
• Today is the deadline to vote early in person
• Youthful visions to reach big screen at Arnold festival
• Boehner Column: Soaring Gas Prices Prove It’s Time for an “All of the Above” Strategy on American Energy
• Marysville welcomes NFL champions home
• The Arnold: Don’t miss these events
• The Arnold: Jim Lorimer, the man behind the festival
• The Arnold: A day in the life of powerlifter Brandon Lilly
• The Arnold: Columbus flexes its muscle as a strength and fitness destination
• The Arnold: Columbus’ year-round strength and fitness scene
• $13 billion clean-energy bond issue gets green light
• City investigates more than 200 cases of norovirus
• Ohio on top in Site Selection’s 2011 ranking of business expansions
• Finish Winter Quarter strong
• Cross burner pleads guilty in federal court
• Time Warner completes acquisition of Insight
• Ohio helping banks make small-business loans
• Fuel spills after train engine derails in Lancaster
• Two more men jailed in Ohio child-sex case
• Rape of patient results in 9-year sentence for former nurse's aide
• Thirty-One Gifts founder shares successes, lessons from rapid expansion
• Honda CR-V earns high marks among best family cars
• Greif 1Q profit tumbles 42 percent
• Columbus foreclosure sales down 25 percent in 2011
• Interviews scheduled for Bexley Council applicants
• Westerville to dedicate data center
• Abbott Laboratories plans Ohio factory that will employ 240
• County charged too much for public records, justices rule
• Wendy's swings to 4Q profit minus Arby's
• Art of Illustration Exhibition Opens in Short North Gallery
• Man killed in Northeast Side crash
• Pedestrian killed by pickup on Clime Road
• Photo: Madness before March begins
• Some Columbia Gas customers to save 35 percent on bills
• Donatos founder to give $1M for redevelopment on south side
• Cloud computing company opening Westerville office
• Cardinal distribution license suspended in Lakeland, Fla.
• Cincinnati awards restaurant nearly $1M
• Kent could seek entertainment district, more liquor permits
• Cleveland Clinic has eye on M&A as it expands
• Red-light cameras go up in 2 spots
• Marysville salutes its football heroes
• Sneezing time again, ready or not
• Man gets 8 years in OSU-area drug killing
• Help for South Side in spotlight
• Close margin again predicted in GOP primary voting
• Romney enjoys role as the jobs candidate
• Adoptive father charged with rape
• Vote set on proposed Gahanna cell tower scheduled for March 21
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Ex-CDC chief encourages her fellow scientists
• Ohio ranks in middle in ID-theft complaints
• Budweiser wants you to track your Bud
• State urged to craft health plan
• Chardon teen was turning for better, adults say
• Ohio gets 2 puny bids for prison
• Celeste details plan to end the status quo in Congress
• House Condemns Government of Iran for Violating Religious Freedom of Iranian People
• Congressman Boehner Highlights Areas of Common Ground on House-Passed Energy & Jobs Bills Ready for Immediate Action by Senate Dems
• Turner, Miller Call for Georgian Participation in NATO Special Operations Training and Coordination
• Rep. Boehner Praises Abbott Decision to Create Jobs in Miami County; Notes Washington Should Adopt Pro-Growth Policies Like Those in Ohio
• Mild named firefighter of the year
• Upper Arlington police reports
• UA school leaders pleased that PUCO pulled plug on AEP rate hikes
• WWII veteran awarded France’s highest honor
• Developers propose Aldi store for Knight’s Inn site
• District, WEA deal on hold until after levy vote
• Coming up
• Commission OKs work at Africa and Polaris
• Council approves bids for Hanby train depot
• Wrongdoing alleged on both sides of levy
• Residents offer reward over stolen signs, whether anti-levy or pro-levy
• School levy tops March 6 ballot in Westerville area
• Board accepts first round of retirements
• City adds its own terms to growth plan
• City council praised for watershed stance
• Community still flips for Pancake Day
• Performance, workshop to open drug discussion
• Worthington police reports
• Worthington graduate draws on own experience while directing play
• Dewey's Pizza planned for downtown Worthington
• New store: Tomorrow’s Antiques
• Fashion: What’s in your bag? with David Hunegnaw
• Local music: The Spikedrivers
• Ask Nicci: Ditch the girlfriend who’s making you her Plan B
• Local music: Copywrite
• Staff Pick: Young Prisms at Café Bourbon Street
• ’90s redux: Lemonheads, Bone Thugs, Matt Pryor
• Lunch review: Cafe Kabul
• Staff Pick: MuteMath at the Newport
• Preview: God of Carnage by New Players Theater
• TV review: Awake
• Movie review: Tyrannosaur
• Staff Pick: Margaret at the Wexner Center
• TV review: GCB
• Preview: CAW: Creating Our History at Shot Tower Gallery
• Preview: Columbus Indie Comix Fair
• Restaurant review: Creole Kitchen
• Feature: The Black Keys at the Schott
• Happy hour: Marcella’s
• The List: 10 Best Arnold quotes
• Movie review: A Separation
• Beauty: How to make a braids-to-bun hairstyle
• Coleman emphasizes South Side, youth programs
• Romney campaigns in Toledo and Bexley
• Pizza king Grote sending $1M to south side revival effort
• 70 degrees ties a warm-weather record
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA FLOOR STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF PROTECTING ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN HIGHER EDUCATION ACT
• Youngstown cloud vendor DRS opens office at Westerville’s data center
• Judge sentences man to 8 years for 12-year-old homicide
• Smile! City ready to flip on two more red-light cameras
• Bob Evans building $3.5M Springfield center
• Jan. 7 trial set in Craigslist killings
• Ohio adoptive father charged with 'horrific' sex crimes
• AEP submits revised plan to roll back rates
• Truckers hauled less freight in January
• Time Warner business division adding workers
• Ohio, 25 other states seek relief from education law
• New York Gallery Exhibits Alumnus’ Work
• How big Columbus stocks fared since last 13,000 close
• Central Ohioan to recall how events of 9/11 changed her life, led to scholarship fund
• Council meetings may be streamed live on Internet
• Nine file for vacant city council seat
• ‘Party with a Purpose’ attracts crowd of 725
• Planning begins for this year’s ‘Greater Bexley Clean-Up’
• Primary offers presidential, statewide choices for voters
• Brown named Canal Winchester's community-affairs coordinator
• City hopes county land bank will spur local development
• CNG station expected to save company money
• MECC eyes council of governments for dispatch center
• Bicentennial event at church set for March 3
• Watterson choir going to Carnegie Hall
• Civic Theater to perform adaptation by Orson Welles
• Clintonville: a community known by its state of mind
• Coleman: City will tear down unsafe buildings
• Coming up
• Group supporting public schools has new name, but same purpose
• Memory Lane project expanding
• Song celebrates life of famed folk artist
• Parents of slain student struggle with loss in Chardon
• Rising costs take toll on Oxford Resource Partners 4Q earnings
• Ohio student arrested after alleged Facebook gun photo, threats
• Q&A | Liza Johnson: Ohio roots have helped filmmaker of ‘Return’
• Suspect told police he killed randomly in Chardon school shootings
• Licking Heights switches ESCs
• County coroner hits running pedestrian
• Top dogs in Columbus
• Santorum holding double-digit lead in Ohio Poll
• Abortion foes want women’s health funds rerouted from Planned Parenthood
• Kasich to introduce energy policy in March
• AEP warns of job cuts if PUCO slow to OK charge
• Youngstown State OKs Natural Gas and Water Institute
• Ohio reps want to raise severance tax to 7 percent
• Shale: Bedrock for how many jobs?
• Lack of weatherproofing blamed for crack in nuclear reactor shell
• Shale wildcatters may join Wilds menagerie
• Timken to build $42M office near Akron-Canton Airport
• Would-be robber flees when deer dashes by
• Nuclear plant’s cracks blamed on weather
• Coleman promises big proposal in today’s State of City speech
• Democrats seeking seat in Congress reveal few differences in final debate
• Price of natural gas cut by 35% for some
• 2 sisters’ deaths his fault, admits man who covered stop sign
• Relocating church wants to rent space in Upper Arlington
• VITAL STATISTICS
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• Westerville students to reuse tiles from demolished Tea House
• River Ridge Charity Horse Show 2012
• Some Columbia Gas customers to see bills cut by third
• Democrats seeking seat in Congress reveal few differences in final debate
• Turner Calls for Leftover Congressional Office Funds to Go Directly Towards Deficit Reduction
• Speaker Boehner Sees New Hope for Action by Senate Democrats, President Obama on House-Passed Energy & Jobs Bills
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• Republicans Using “Orchestrated Campaign,” “Coordinated Messaging Blitz” to Put Heat on Obama Admin Over High Gas Prices
• VIDEO: Boehner Calls for Passage of Rep. Nunes Bill to Protect California Farmers & Workers
• County coroner hits running pedestrian
• Olentangy cancels afternoon pre-school
• Dublin police warn of short-change artist
• Dewey's Pizza planned for downtown Worthington
• Man who covered stop sign pleads to reckless homicide
• Banks hit pre-recession profit levels in 2011, FDIC says
• Residential construction contracts bouncing back
• Ohio’s plan for sickest Medicaid patients closely watched by health-care industry
• Experience Columbus gets budget bump from city
• Deer stops attack on Ohio woman
• Top of the List: Innovators with most patents awarded, 2006-10
• Biden visit touts community colleges
• Landlord enters not-guilty plea to code violations at Franklinton house
• Online Voters Guide covers candidates, issues in spring primary
• Shale study predicts 65K jobs, $5B GDP growth from drilling by 2014
• Scioto Downs annexed to Columbus as slots facility nears completion
• IT firm expanding, drilling-equipment maker relocating with tax deals
• Ohio Poll: Santorum leads Romney by 11 points
• Two dead in Chardon school shooting
• Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 28, 1930 | Ohio State prof executed as adulterer-turned-killer
• Teachers union pact not done
• Goodman selected as trustee at Ohio U.
• On Restaurants | Gaelic good times
• Teen killer sentenced
• Motorist might face prison
• Polling finds 1 in 5 in Ohio has faced ‘food hardship’
• Romney invitation raises specter from Ohio’s past
• Photo: Crash closes I-270
• Park work, track annexation OK’d
• Albany Park apartment proposal has critics
• Metro Parks’ budget gaffe forces cuts, delays in capital projects
• OSU diversity gains not at main campus
• Increase in fee is sought by AEP
• Santorum still 7 points up on Romney in Ohio
• Fifth Third launches new ad campaign
• BrandMuscle marketing company bought by private equity firm
• Cooper Tire lockout in Findlay ends with new union contract
• Santorum led fundraising battle in Ohio in January
• Cleveland condo association suing developer for $3M
• Baker Hughes to open regional HQ in Massillon
• Tax credits could bring area 200 jobs
• Airlines resume seasonal flights
• Cooper Tire’s profit up; union approves contract
• High court rejects quick action on carp
• The Watch | Heath animal hospital says it’s about time for guardrail
• Party killing nets 7 years in prison
• House bills would expand list of addresses protected from public
• Congressman Boehner: President’s “All-of-the-Above” Rhetoric Belied by Record of Blocking American Energy, Driving Up Gas Prices
• Boehner Discusses Rising Gas Prices and Encouraging Job Creation with Brian Thomas on Ohio’s 55 KRC-AM
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• Speaker Boehner Challenges President Obama to Embrace All-of-the-Above Energy Policy
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• Rep. Tim Ryan's Statement on Chardon High School Shooting
• Grandview council goals topic of March 5 town meeting
• 3 Democrats seek party’s 21st House nomination
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• Southbound lanes of I-71 near I-670 reopen following crash
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• Cardinal Health to sell nuclear pharmacy sites in southwest
• NetJets thriving, expanding to China, Buffett says in annual letter
• Diamond Hill profit up 16% in ’11 despite investment loss
• At least 4 students hurt in shooting at Chardon High School in Northeast Ohio
• Santorum ahead of Romney in Ohio, 36-29 in latest poll
• Museum restoring famous bomber
• Santorum retains 7-point advantage over Romney in Ohio
• Software upsets city union chief
• Local high-school grads flock to OSU
• Ohio’s 1st casino shaping up
• 4 lawmakers redraw redistricting
• Fuel-efficient cars touted at Cleveland Auto Show
• University of Cincinnati launches tech accelerator
• Section 8 wait list remains closed
• Mandel’s not alone in Senate primary
• Crime Stoppers: Grocery damaged by vandalism
• Youngstown microbrewery using crowdfunding for expansion
• Scripps loses $15.5M in 2011 as operating revenue slides
• Jobless benefits could be cut short if unemployment continues to fall
• West Carrollton interested in paper company property
• Sickest unsettled by state’s plans to change long-term care
• Rep. Paul particular in battles he picks
• D-Day vet given French honor
• Soldiers visit with Islamic center’s members as cultural lesson
• Columbus woman seeks Olympic weightlifting spot at Arnold Sports Festival
• Names to be added to park memorial
• Museum can put feline fans in catbird seat
• Begging now outlawed in Dayton suburb
• 84-year-old man dies in house fire
• Discipline held up at nursing board
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 27, 1850: First passenger train chugs out of Franklinton
• Software upsets city union chief
• Section 8 housing wait list remains closed
• 4 lawmakers offer new method for redistricting
• Regional retailing vacancies fill slowly
• Carbs are key to fueling workouts
• Doctors see more STDs in older patients
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• Nobody’s a winner, except the swindlers
• Mild winter yet to spoil maple sap for syrup-making
• 10 key issues: Where 3rd District candidates stand
• Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 26, 1921 | Bootlegger’s bullet cuts down policeman
• Local officials look to state to pay indigent-defense bills
• Exotic animals on agenda
• Murder suspect passes on court date
• Mother who killed newborn seeks parole
• City tops $1M in red-light-camera revenue for first time
• Collection agency to go after lunch debt
• Pipeline jurisdiction at issue
• Election wins help GOP erase fundraising deficit
• Circumcision preferred in Ohio
• Auto ‘bailout’ key issue in Michigan, Ohio presidential campaigns
• State troopers put new emphasis on nabbing drug traffickers
• Patent office sought for Columbus
• Alleged gunman in Dublin gas-station slaying remains held without bond
• Both major parties have primary races for 12th Congressional District
• Both major parties have primary races for 12th Congressional District
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• Pataskala chamber to host business-visioning program April 25
• Republicans debate business, leadership
• Two wrecked cruisers create quandary
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• Busy construction season awaits local drivers
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• Zoning dispute divides Jerome trustees
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• Issue 8 is good deal for taxpayers
• City offers water, sewer without annexation
• School bond issue supported
• March 6 primary features contests in new district
• Tests: Westland systems didn’t cause odor
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• Former Powell insurance broker pleads guilty
• Dramatic proposal
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• Hocking County mom accused of dosing her kids with heroin
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• Early voting to end Friday
• More parents happy to keep kids in nest
• 2 admit roles in Sunoco killing
• Original Ohio Constitution on display
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• Pelosi bolsters Kilroy’s coffers
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• Nine meet deadline for Bexley City Council seat
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• Riverside Drive reopens; closed earlier by downed power lines
• State takes aim at drug trafficking
• Herman Cain to campaign for 'Joe the Plumber'
• Great Indoors stores will close, including Polaris location
• Guilty plea for ex-wildlife agent
• EndoGoddess app makes game of dealing with diabetes
• Port Columbus traffic largely flat in January
• Before moving data to the cloud, consultants say businesses need to ask tough questions of vendors
• New Albany Co. land added to city near Route 161
• Nancy Pelosi gives Mary Jo Kilroy a $4,000 boost
• Expert: Up to Crew to make most of Fox TV deal to reach fans
• Solomon Global taking former Banc One space in Chase tower
• Great Indoors at Polaris to close as Sears shuts down chain
• Ohio U. adds Goodman to board
• Anonymous hits Ohio FBI partner website
• Judge sets $2 million bond for two men charged in shooting death of Dublin gas-station clerk
• Three arrested in Dublin slaying
• It was great meeting with the Ohio Farm Bureau earlier this week.
• City gives $250,000 to kids program
• State won’t sponsor 4 schools for White Hat
• Alumna Presents at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week
• Man gets probation in drug-fueled police fight
• Granville on guard after viral outbreaks
• Postal Service consolidating sorting to Columbus, Cleveland
• Postal Service closings sending letters, jobs here
• Appleton Papers cutting 330 Ohio jobs
• P&G to cut 5,700 workers, $10B by July 2013
• Business dockets worth keeping at Ohio courts, panel says
• Deadly blaze in Vinton County was arson, fire marshal says
• State-aided solar panel plant near Toledo could be finished by July
• ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ bank robbers get 9 years each
• Cooper Tire, union reach tentative deal to end Findlay lockout
• Regulators reject AEP rate plan
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 24, 1969: 74 West students arrested after sit-in
• 2 troopers injured in Polaris-area chase, crash
• Coleman forms unit to monitor neglected properties
• Columbus is losing a Kmart and a Kohl’s
• Ohio Lottery
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• Vital statistics
• 4 others charged with aiding escapee
• Kilroy has cash advantage in new 3rd District
• Dayton VA doc accused of misconduct
• Contraception sparks political controversy
• Children Services hot-line volume soars
• Love, affection not ties that bind contract, state’s top court rules
• Widow loses suit to regain Native American artifact from Ohio Historical Society
• Boehner Column: President Obama’s Budget Is Bad for Job Creation and Will Make the Economy Worse
• Marysville plans parade for local Super Bowl heroes
• More letters
• Celeste to hold ‘district dialogue’ Saturday
• Celeste to hold ‘district dialogue’ Saturday
• Hope of doing good drew Remy into public service
• Education to be focus of NCC’s new top officer
• Republicans Marx, Vandervoort vie for Fairfield County prosecutor
• Pre-trial hearing scheduled for man charged with plotting robbery
• Coleman pledge: Columbus will demolish unsafe buildings
• 'Mammoth' cell-tower plan draws opposition
• Beer: Espresso Oak Aged Yeti by Great Divide
• Exhibitions: Canzani Center Gallery
• Rep. Tim Ryan's Statement on the Consolidation of the Akron and Youngstown Mail Processing ...
• Rep. Tim Ryan's Statement on the Consolidation of the Akron and Youngstown Mail Processing ...
• Regulators reject AEP rate plan; process will start all over again
• Inspector General to release report on 'Coingate' scandal
• $1,000 reward offered after school levy signs stolen
• Mayor Coleman outlines plan to tackle vacant houses
• Columbus to gain work as Postal Service consolidates
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• Continental, Airtran relocating gates at Port Columbus following mergers
• Group threatens lawsuit over state’s lack of ‘Coingate’ report after 7 years
• Countdown: Central Ohio colleges’ 2011 donations
• Kasich called about AEP rate case, PUCO chief says, but didn’t lobby
• White Hat can't add Columbus charter school, state says
• Commissioners: "It's time" for study of sheriff's office
• Warmer weather helping heat up housing market, Realtors chief says
• Dispatch consolidating suburban weeklies, closing nearly half in April
• Limited bringing more La Senza jobs to Columbus; closing more Canadian stores
• Grand jury indicts Newark man, three others in Ponzi scheme
• PUCO resets AEP rate case after small-business complaints
• Bravo Brio 4Q profit hits $5M on sales boost from new restaurants
• Dayton VA Medical Center investigates doctor's conduct
• Ohio mass layoffs nosedive in January
• Entertaining: How to throw an Oscars viewing party
• Feature: The Sidekicks at Carabar
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• Preview: “Drums Downtown IX”
• Local music: Music in the Round
• Movie review: “Act of Valor”
• Preview: Mardi Gras (Columbus Style)
• Preview: Asher Roth at Skully’s
• Add alcohol: The Academy Awards Drinking Game
• Movie review: “Into the Abyss”
• Preview: Jane’s Addiction at the LC
• Preview: “Titanic: A Retrospective”
• Restaurant review: Till Dynamic Fare
• Local music: Tank Destroyer
• Decor: Central Ohio Home & Garden Show
• Preview: Playing for Change at the Lincoln
• Picks and predictions for the 2012 Academy Awards
• Feature: S.Dot Gallery
• 'Seinfeld' actor shoots self at condo near Cincinnati, survives
• Police arrest 2 men, search for third suspect in slaying at Dublin gas station
• Women's History Month
• March opening planned for Columbus Save-A-Lot
• Sears separating businesses to raise up to $500M
• Defining Herself: Artemisia Gentileschi
• Santorum plans rally in Chillicothe
• One killed in I-70 crash on Near East Side
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 23, 1891: Newspaper editor shot dead by competitor
• Third Frontier approves funding for 10x, other accelerators
• Central Ohio home sales start 2012 on upswing
• Limited profit slides in 4Q on La Senza restructuring
• Cleveland transit agency seeking business help for casino route
• Cordray plans inquiry into bank overdraft fees
• Christ Hospital plans 7-story orthopedic tower
• Columbus State job-training program touted by Jill Biden
• Nigerian fulfills his American dream by becoming U.S. citizen
• Jail escapee captured in Fayette County
• Train hits man carrying tot
• Norovirus outbreak at Denison sickens 38
• Cities, township in health consortium assessed $1 million to make up shortfall
• 3rd District debate short on fight but long on polite
• Decision on AEP rates expected today
• Dense fog delays schools north of Columbus
• January home sales were hot, rising 6%
• Chamber to focus on helping small businesses
• Obama, Romney unveil dueling tax plans
• City to raze 900 vacant houses
• Columbus tax delinquents fork over $4.9 million
• Strickland not ruling out another run
• George Arensberg | 1935-2012: Talented engraver gave life to faces
• Batchelder’s Obama joke draws Democrats’ ire
• Many could apply to be Columbus fire chief
• Turner Statement on Latest Dayton VAMC Investigation
• Primary features contests in redrawn district
• Safety service forces deserve pension support
• Training, experience helped parks-rec employee save a life
• UAHS aims to ‘succeed’ with musical
• Annual Bowl-a-Thon set for Feb. 25
• Bus drivers, mechanics approve pay freezes, insurance cuts
• Cabela’s expected to bring 175 jobs to Polaris Centers
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• Committees work to ‘re-imagine’ district’s programs
• Genoa Township to seek federal grant
• Levy is ‘well worth the investment
• Levy issue energizes volunteers on both sides
• Two Republicans, two Democrats face off in primary
• Views on spending separate levy supporters, opponents
• Auditor lauds district’s recordkeeping
• Dentist pleads guilty to drug charges
• KMS student wins patriotic essay contest
• Mother, police disagree on handling of Velie incident
• ‘Union contracts’ drive school budget
• Grant money to rehab Davis house denied
• New owner in store for Creekside
• Village won’t seek grant for river ramp
• Staff Pick: We Are Columbus showcase
• Sub sandwiches: India-Oak Grill
• Review: “Kill List”
• Staff Pick: Bombay Bicycle Club
• TV review: “Justified”
• The List: 10 worst Oscar snubs of 2012
• The List: 10 worst Oscar snubs of 2012
• Novovirus outbreak at Denison sickens 38
• George Arensberg | 1935-2012: Talented engraver gave life to faces
• Rt. 256 exit on I-70 reopens after gas leak
• Rep. Tim Ryan Announces Award of Federal Grants for Girard, Ravenna Fire Departments
• Congratulations graduates!
• La Senza dampens happy holidays for Limited in 4Q
• Jill Biden begins her bus tour at Columbus State
• Ash Wednesday marks beginning of Lent
• Cincinnati-area church offers drive-through Ash Wednesday blessing
• Twice nearly deported, Nigerian man becomes U.S. citizen today
• Central Ohio home sales on torrid pace in January
• Ohio Third Frontier expands accelerator program
• February Graduation
• Deloitte CEO: U.S. economy poised for recovery
• GOP candidate Santorum to speak in northwest Ohio
• Donatos signs franchising deal for 20 shops in Virginia
• Justices quiet critic of excessive noise law
• Timken will expand plant in Canton after union vote
• Resource’s Kramer credits Columbus upbringing for success at Chamber confab
• Pair of local chefs named James Beard semifinalists
• Crane Plastics launches U.K. subsidiary Spraydown Solutions
• JPMorgan Chase, Kasich to outline jobs expansion at Polaris
• Candidates are running unopposed in March 6 primary
• Coming up
• Heard, Healy prepare for November race
• Hughes unopposed for Senate seat
• Primary features contests in new district
• Schools seek to identify special-needs children
• Drexel to host 15th annual Red Carpet Bash Feb. 26
• Anti-fur advocate sought to hire killer, FBI says
• “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there”-...
• Boy brings unloaded gun to day care
• School board fires Indianola architect
• Clean-energy ballot initiative has its quirks
• Trying to bail out a flood zone
• Couple gets 12 years in boys’ deaths
• Alumna Kicks Off Year with Solo Exhibition in Japan
• Attendance boost hikes profit at Cedar Point, Kings Island parent
• Chiquita to spend $30M on move to Charlotte
• Deeper work-force cuts expected at Procter & Gamble
• Omnicare halts PharMerica takeover bid amid opposition
• Team NEO helped attract 11 businesses to northeast Ohio in 2011
• Timken workers approve union contract
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• Alexandria goes from speed trap to welcome mat
• Meeting puts Husted in GOP feud
• Paul’s volunteers in Ohio see success attained in small steps
• Authorities still seek escapee from Fairfield County jail
• Stivers: Obama objection to coastal drilling stalls highway funding
• Pit bulls not automatically ‘vicious’ under new law
• Columbus schools panel will consider levy options
• Justices: Law can’t retroactively affect sex offender
• Columbus State partnering with Reynoldsburg schools
• Policeman not indicted in fatal shooting of suspect
• Man gets 2 years in robbery of Chase bank
• Husted backs GOP panelists in ballot feud
• Paving samples need monitoring, ODOT told
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 22, 1833: Letter tells of hypocritical, gambling lawmakers
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• Columbus International Gem and Jewelry Show
• Cooking Demonstrations for Seniors
• Stivers: Coastal-drilling fight with Obama stalling highway funding
• Pit bulls not automatically ‘vicious’ under new law
• School board fires Indianola architect
• Old Ohio River bridge in Steubenville demolished with explosives
• Renewable-energy issue advances toward fall ballot
• Grand jury declines to indict officer in fatal shooting
• Dr. Jill Biden visits
• Bank deals to face tougher scrutiny – report
• $13B green energy fund takes step toward ballot
• TechColumbus’ Platform Lab gets new director, referral partnership
• Middle West Spirits doubling up with distillery expansion
• Parents sentenced to 12 years each for drowning deaths of toddlers
• Macy's profit up on strong holiday sales
• Bank robber receives two-year prison sentence
• Top of the List: Meeting and event facilities
• Sex-offender list isn't retroactive, Ohio Supreme Court rules
• Ohio Society of CPAs searching for new leader; CEO retiring
• Panel plans recommendation on school levy by early June
• Fairfield County inmate climbs over razor wire to escape
• Express adds Coors CEO to board amid international expansion
• Suburban gripes conveyed to officials via social media
• Alumnus Works on Award-Winning TV Series
• Iron Chef regular to open burger restaurant in Cleveland casino
• Turnpike director defends study on privatizing toll road
• Cleveland rejects using May Co. building for casino parking
• United upgrading first-class perks to align with Continental
• Plastics plant moving to Kentucky after union fails to find savings
• Rules to prevent earthquakes tied to drilling expected soon
• Permit fees vary widely; some are rising
• Odor-free Westland High reopens today
• Man suspected in 18 robberies
• In spotlight, Glenn calls shuttles’ end ‘a drastic error’
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• Recycled Christmas trees cozy for fish
• Students’ quilt reflects on tornado
• Nurse faces charges in drug theft
• Garfield not Mario, but still a big deal, kids learn on Presidents Day
• Seven die in weekend assaults in Cleveland
• Romney, in Ohio, tries to swing back in the lead
• Santorum drills Obama in energy-themed Ohio visit
• Quiet Gahanna creek now ‘raging torrent’ threatening subdivision
• Powerball lures fewer Ohioans but more money at $2 cost
• Motorcycle crash kills woman, 18, in Tennessee
• Samaritans help erratic driver after car crashes, burns
• Delaware County commissioners in primary fight
• Mental-health agency has new medical chief
• Suburbs’ blank checks for city, township officials vary
• Vacant house draws rodents, complaints
• Ohio on political figures’ itineraries during week ahead
• 3 vie to become Licking County commissioner
• Westland High to reopen; parents invited to visit tonight
• Romney takes aim at Santorum during Ohio visit
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• John Glenn remembers historic flight 50 years ago today
• Police say man admits to 18 robberies on West Side and nearby
• Cosey breaks scoring record
• Yogi Perogi opening on Grandview Avenue
• Orginally known as George Washington's birthday, Congress declared President's D...
• Cold case: Police seek clues to calculated killing of businessman
• Doctors go on the defensive with tests
• ‘No Child’ left behind? Ohio seeks waiver from federal law
• For frail patients, new heart valve has value
• Kidnapper, 2 victims found shot to death in Cleveland
• State tries to ease job hunts of ex-cons
• Mall walk at Tuttle benefits charities
• Lawsuit exposes fraternity incidents at Ohio Wesleyan
• Ohio sends hundreds of millions in gas-tax money to other states
• Remains of missing runaway found in Lima house
• Clues sought in theft on OSU campus
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• Racist graffiti, swastikas mar Clintonville in night
• Developers in Columbus focus on apartments near Downtown
• Agency focused on reining in regulations
• State sees higher return on 2011 tourism program
• Park National sale of unit to reap $22M pretax gain
• Ohio gaining in ‘green’ electricity
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 20, 1956: Few could see WOSU-TV on TV sets of the era
• Equine Affaire Horse Show 2012
• Spring Diary Expo 2012
• State tries to ease job hunts of ex-cons
• Mall walk at Tuttle benefits charities
• Lawsuit exposes fraternity incidents at Ohio Wesleyan
• Apartments driving Columbus rebound
• Racist graffiti, swastikas mar Clintonville in night
• CCAD Student’s Products Showcased at International Fair
• It’s only starting in Carroll County
• Over-the-top OT
• Hunters can have their say on regulations in March
• Westerville schools’ finances scrutinized in levy debate
• Ohio sheriffs have clout in county budget battles
• Wall falls in blaze, killing 5 firefighters
• Five-story apartment building proposed for N. High St. in Weinland Park
• Life terms for pill-mill doctor praised as deterrent
• 5% ‘seat fee’ proposed to fund arts
• Benjamin J. Marrison commentary: Records told shocking tale that PUCO hid
• Old-style warmers for bed and belly
• Artifacts at OSU evoke Glenn's dramatic mission
• In Columbus, Santorum fires up conservatives
• University of Toledo locks bus radios to one station
• Johnstown's first ‘State of Village’ address slated
• Johnstown will welcome circus to town May 13
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• Council waives readings rule for RAMP
• Levy will maintain 'exemplary services'
• Candidates unopposed in primary for House districts 71, 72
• OSBA hired to facilitate superintendent search
• RAMP repairs are top priority for 2012
• Business, industry expand; residential development falls
• Buyouts extended for school employees
• Marysville council committee visits Internet café sites
• Marysville mulling uses for City Hall, old fire station
• Plans under way for long-awaited safety work at Rt. 4, County Home Road
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• SWACO files lawsuit over methane migration
• WHS odor investigation continues
• Johnstown’s Relay changes event dates; fundraisers planned
• Liberal Arts Faculty Presenting at Irish Studies Conference
• Man who shot deputy admits growing marijuana at home
• Letter perfect: Handwriting contest ends today
• Students’ use of Web for classwork can get sticky
• Democrats make pitch for seat in 3rd District
• Franklin County sees fewer appeals of property values
• State-legislature districts will stand for this election
• In a shift, DeWine backs Santorum
• Trooper accused of driving 102 mph faces DUI, speeding charges
• Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 18, 1840 | Work on Statehouse stalled by legislation
• Photo: Higher calling
• Head of Ohio Oil and Gas Commission seeks inquiry into member
• Ground broken for $110M streetcar line
• Creekside might be sold
• Landlords don’t pay when city moves tenants
• Alternative transit modes supported
• Cincinnati’s ‘Porkopolis’ past fades as Kahn’s plant falls
• Cincinnati sued over scrap rules
• Fill 'er up: The average price of a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline in central Ohio
• City’s police-helicopter unit gets accreditation
• 5,121 voters to get poll information
• Security firm sued by victim
• Teenager pleads not guilty in deaths
• Police ID second man killed on I-71
• Two officers cleared in fatal chase
• Funeral directors board violated open-meetings law
• Hilliard police to hold community safety forum Feb. 22
• The List: Worst love triangles
• Man who wounded deputy pleads guilty to drug charges
• DeWine endorses Santorum in race for GOP nomination
• Boss busts trooper for driving drunk at 102 mph
• Police: Man injured after jumping in front of COTA bus
• Gold rating for green building
• Interest rate bet comes back to bite Nationwide
• New anchor named to replace Andrea Cambern at WBNS-10TV
• Justices let legislative districts stand, but only for 2012
• Blue Jackets launch Tuesday prize nights, with $10K in giveaways
• Creekside buyer emerges in $10.5M deal
• Buyer found for Gahanna's Creekside development
• Top of the List: Highest-paid occupations
• Park completes Vision Bank sale
• Nationwide loss hits $582M for 2011 on storms, investments
• Rep. Sutton Votes to Prevent Middle-Class Tax Hike
• All lanes now open on I-71 in Pickaway County after truck overturns
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• Momentive closing plant in Czech Republic
• Kroger testing Shop24 mega vending machines
• Upper Arlington goes to Arizona to bolster economic development staff
• Fracking rules under review by Obama administration
• Huntington funding homeless veterans complex in Cincinnati
• Chesapeake gets OK for 3 new fracking wells in northeast Ohio
• City lacks housing for very poor, study finds
• Land bank to tackle vacant houses
• Station’s clerk was shot by robbers
• Police name one of two men killed in I-71 hit-skip
• Man gets jail time in hospital patient’s death
• Descendant cherishes ancestor who gave Columbus its name
• Mixed-race marriages grow — and so does acceptance
• Woman says she fatally stabbed man in self-defense
• Cabela’s a big catch for Columbus
• Dentist’s guilty plea may imperil license
• 22 indicted after raid at flea market
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• Supplies of chemo medicine dwindling
• 18 days out, Romney woos Ohio GOP
• Dad to make amends for son’s tire slashings
• JobsOhio foes argue they have right to sue
• Tea party group calls IRS ‘intrusive’ in seeking information on nonprofit status
• Holiday closings
• Bankruptcy court to put golf courses up for sale
• White Hat fights order for financial records
• Neighborhoods offer budget wish lists
• Latta Applauds FCC Ruling on Rural Phone Service
• Boehner Column: Three Years of President Obama’s Failed ‘Stimulus’ Policies
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on House Passage of Economic Relief Package
• Turner Delivers Remarks at the Nuclear Deterrence Summit
• Olentangy sets redistricting plan
• Federal lunch program eligibility up by 20 percent
• Free parent, student sessions offered at Feb. 25 conference
• More SWCS students on free or reduced-price lunches
• Gahanna police seek assistance to identify robbery suspect
• Dublin schools seeing rise in program's participation
• Campaign signs need proper placement
• Bexley demolition appeal dismissed, Bryden Road residence will be razed
• Cleveland parents get 8 years for neglecting son's fatal cancer
• Upper Arlington hires economic development official
• Rep. Ryan Questions Acting White House Budget Director On President Obama's FY2013 Budget
• Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint. ~Mark Twain
• Dublin police link clerk's shooting death to robbery
• State sues for incentive refund from former Peak Performance Solutions
• Karcher Group comes to Columbus with deal for Social Business Strategies
• Rep. Sutton Announces Funding for NE Ohio Firefighters
• Police helicopter unit wins accreditation
• Man sentenced to 30 days for role in woman's death
• Worthington dentist gets fine, probation on drug-related charges
• Third Westerville school union OKs concessions
• Truckers voice opposition to more highway tolls
• City considering $2.5B in capital spending through 2017
• Flea-market raid results in 22 indictments for selling knockoffs
• Better 4Q helps State Auto close out tough 2011
• Licking Heights schools hit by power outage
• Work by CCAD Artists in Exhibition Celebrating City
• TV reviews: Eastbound & Down
• Staff Pick: Yacht at The Basement
• Missing Mickey Mouse spurs school lockdown
• New Store: Fernbird
• Movie review: The Innkeepers
• Staff Pick: Field & Screen at the Wex
• Outdoor retailer Cabela's to open Polaris store
• Cabela's to open 1st Ohio store at Polaris
• Steer attacks Ohio teacher leading it to slaughter
• Polaris sale helps Glimcher narrow losses in 2011
• Charge for pension elimination hurts Rocky Brands earnings
• Falling sales volume drives Smucker earnings down in Q3
• State Sen. Daniels named agriculture chief
• Tax help for banks on Ohio’s horizon
• Ohio’s DNA-testing law key in 132 cold cases, DeWine says
• Westland High to stay closed all week
• For Ohio GOP voters, Santorum’s a hot name
• Clerk shot to death at Dublin gas-station had planned to return to Egypt
• Retired Columbus officer dies in crash
• Ohio colleges agree on construction wish list
• Barbasol to sponsor Columbus Crew jerseys
• Huntington targets health sector with new program
• Zulily grows to 200 employees in Obetz
• Ohio foreclosure crisis nearing its end
• P&G to sell Pringles to Kellogg for $2.7B
• Historic building in Cleveland could become parking deck
• Police: Man dumped ashes, sold bronze urns
• Neighbors find living near Franklin Park irresistible
• Schools reveal new motive for firing Indianola architect
• Man fatally stabbed at East Side apartments
• Santorum loses 9 Ohio delegates
• 70-mph limit gains speed at Statehouse
• Sen. Brown pays D.C. property-tax bill late
• Israeli official visiting Statehouse expresses concerns on Iran’s nuclear efforts
• Revising autism diagnoses raises worry
• Cleveland casino opening in May, before Toledo’s
• Regents to share office space with education department
• Rural police chief arrested on drug-possession count
• Revised, bipartisan election bill sought
• Somali can live in Ohio pending sentencing
• Juneteenth Ohio Festival 2012
• Boehner: Fast & Furious an Abuse of Government Power, Justice Dept Must Be Held Accountable
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on Three Years of President Obama’s Failed ‘Stimulus’ Policies
• Upper Arlington police reports
• Council creates Community and Economic Development Department
• UA residents warned of burglar impersonating utility worker
• Walls about to go up at expanded Whole Foods
• Board alters courses to reflect cuts
• Coming up
• Contracts shield local governments from AEP hikes
• Developers ready to start working at Polaris-Africa
• Pay it forward by supporting levy
• OAPSE agrees to pay freeze
• Planning under way for May 31 Party at the Creek
• Westerville police reports
• Property owner fears effect of corridor upgrades
• Coming up
• Community Center to open earlier in morning
• High school students learn about science during annual competition
• MAC’s ‘Stinky Cheeseman’ will be ‘stoopid’ fun
• Worthington police reports
• Police, SWAT nab ‘doomsday preppie’
• Leighty is new leader of Parsons merchant association
• Three seeking GOP bid for Delaware County commissioner
• Preview: OHIOCENTRIC
• Preview: The Midnight Shift
• Preview: Rusko at The Bluestone
• Preview: Heartless Bastards at The Basement
• TV review: Life’s Too Short
• Staff Pick: Frank Turner at Outland Live
• Staff Pick: Comedy’Splosion 2012 at MadLab Theatre
• Dancing in Columbus: Contemporary
• Dance in Columbus: Where beginners can start
• Preview: Charles Bradley at Skully’s
• Dancing in Columbus: Burlesque
• Comedy Q&A: Jim Breuer
• Restaurant review: Inferno Burger
• Nostalgia: Cone Head at Friendly’s
• Local music: Jesse Michael Barr and Friends
• Feature: Don Hertzfeldt at the Wex
• Exhibition: Mind Trip: A solo exhibition by Philmore Peterson V
• Preview: Sleeper at Available Light Theatre
• Ask Nicci: Friend has an ugly hooking-up habit
• Dancing in Columbus: Hip-hop
• Feature: The many faces of Drake
• Movie review: This Means War
• Bar profile: Greek Street Tavern
• Fashion: Black Tie Blue Jackets Style Show
• Restaurant review: Bodega
• Zulily sets up Obetz center quickly, quietly
• First two casinos get green light to open in May
• Westland High won't reopen this week
• Cincinnati restricts scrap-metal sales
• Granville considering student-activity fees
• Rep. Sutton Calls on Keystone XL Pipeline to be Made in America
• Crew shaves jersey sponsorship off to-do list with Barbasol deal
• Ohio Supreme Court upholds tort-reform provision
• Honda, Acura outpace 2009 national average for dependability
• Direct Florida flights coming to Rickenbacker
• Metropolitan Club lunch bids farewell to COTA’s Lhota
• New DNA tests link suspects to 132 other crimes, DeWine says
• Sutton to Hold Small Business Outreach Seminar in Brunswick
• Abercrombie to sublease failed flagship store in Japan
• Sewer upgrade cuts would hurt Great Lakes
• JOINT RELEASE: REPS. AUSTRIA AND YODER ISSUE STATEMENT ON FCC'S LIGHTSQUARED DECISION
• Senate delays repealing election reforms
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 15, 1815: Broad Street bridge over Scioto approved
• 1882: Strength of Broad Street bridge questioned
• Zoning vote set for Dublin nursing home
• Terror group's helper can return to Westerville until he's sentenced
• Zulily, Kasich set to announce jobs coming to Obetz
• Bob Evans beefs up 3Q bottom line
• Abercrombie sales rise, but profit tumbles
• Wendy's customer returns to smash windows with sledgehammer, Ohio police say
• CCAD Liberal Arts Instructor Receives Ohio Arts Council Award
• Man dumped ashes of dead, sold metal urns as scrap, Cincinnati police say
• Justice rejects death penalty law he wrote
• Metropolitan Club moving to ground floor at Chase tower
• Gambling bill, sans earmark, gets vote today
• Ohio ‘pill mill’ doc gets life in prison
• Santorum leaps ahead of Romney among Ohio Republicans, poll shows
• Taylor bullish on shale’s potential
• Anti-abortion group says it with flowers
• 2 local Democrats lead push for gay marriage
• Day-care operator accused of bogus billing
• County fighting infant deaths
• Romance starts early for some elementary students
• Columbia Gas to stop selling directly to Ohio customers
• Turnpike adds two Republicans to staff
• House vote on gambling rules scheduled for Wednesday
• Cincinnati's Freedom, Museum centers merging corporate structure
• Kao USA moving to downtown Cincinnati
• Goodyear turns first profit since 2007
• Appeal reverses man’s murder conviction
• Kasich heralds plans of firms in Cincinnati area
• After 63 years, still a lucky guy
• More Ohioans favor ‘right-to-work’ option
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Odor shuts high school again
• Suspend Tressel’s tipster from law practice, board says
• Police veteran dies when minivan struck by semi on I-70
• Gas-station clerk killed in Dublin
• Worthington denied grant to rehab ‘spooky’ house where teen shot
• Legislator said to be Kasich’s pick for ag post
• Small Businesses Say Health Care Costs, Government Regulations Are Barriers to Job Growth
• Turner Invites Markey to See our Decrepit Nuclear Weapons Infrastructure First Hand
• Turner Statement on FCC Ruling on LightSquared Network
• Congressman Boehner: President’s Tax & Spend Budget “Shows a Real Lack of Leadership”
• OhioHealth’s Riverside not burned under Medicare magnifying glass
• Westland High to close again on Wednesday because of odor
• Tressel tipster Cicero should lose law license for six months, panel says
• Kasich to appoint state Sen. Daniels as head of agriculture
• Two companies in southwest Ohio plan to expand, will hire
• Rep. Ryan Statement on President Obama's FY2013 Budget
• Casto touts renewed redevelopment efforts at Power Breakfast
• Interest on bank deposits drops to measly 0.33% in Ohio
• Slideshow: Columbus2020 stayed busy chasing jobs in 2011
• McGraw-Hill dropping guaranteed pensions
• Two local nonprofits receive $300,000 in grants
• Columbus edges Cincy, Cleveland in self-employment rate
• Kasich in Cincinnati for economic development announcement
• Pill-mill doctor sentenced to four life terms in prison
• Viva la Columbus. Happy 200th Birthday Columbus, Ohio! Franklin University has b...
• Another Westerville union agrees to pay freeze
• Westland High School evacuated
• CAC member plans 'town hall' gathering
• Date night: Romantic takeout
• Dublin police investigate fatal shooting at gas station
• Kasich approval rating improves to 40%
• Happy 200th Birthday Columbus, Ohio! Franklin University has been with you for 9...
• Columbus: A view from the outside looking in
• It's Spirit Week!
• Leaky boiler fouls air at Westland High
• Ohioans like ‘right-to-work’ idea, poll says
• Chesapeake looking for capital to bridge budget gap
• GE to invest $580 million in aviation business
• Obama's budget has ups, downs for Ohio
• Diebold boosts profit on better ATM demand
• Alcoa finishes $100M press rebuild in Cleveland
• State approves $2.85M turnpike study
• Westerville schools union OKs concessions
• Obama’s Truth Team won’t lie still
• Different love story yields healed heart for infant
• Tip helps police find possible hit-skip car
• Razing plans must be in gear to receive state funds
• Consultant gets deal for study of turnpike
• Ex-trooper accepts plea agreement
• Overnight detours continue on I-71
• Proposed Dublin school cuts include new starting times, higher fees
• Pickerington principal resigns after harassment probe
• Lewd texts end coaching career for high-school assistant
• Countdown signal may slow dash across High Street
• Pill-mill doctor insists he’s innocent in 4 deaths
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 14, 1812: Land offer, possible chicanery land capital
• Panel dismisses ethics complaint
• Woman goes to jail for fraud on petition
• Police board supports officers’ acts in fatal shooting of man with knife
• Funeral set for Marysville man who died of crash injuries
• Identity revealed on man who died in Zanesville house fire
• People, places make for one great city
• Latta Provision Signed into Law in FAA Reauthorization Bill
• PUCO chief wants AEP rate change this month
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA REACTION STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S FY2013 BUDGET
• Rep. Ryan Announces Continuing Federal, State, and Private Support for the TechBelt Energy ...
• Rep. Ryan Announces Continuing Federal, State, and Private Support for the TechBelt Energy ...
• Elderhealth bought by Home Care by Black Stone
• Algaeventure making move to pharmaceuticals
• OhioHealth promotes from within for CEO of Morrow County Hospital
• Columbus2020: Regional job growth lagged in 4Q
• BroadStreet Capital stake sold to Canadian pension fund
• Top of the List: Residential remodelers
• Mass layoffs down in Q4, but thousands still put out of work
• Westland High School evacuated
• Memorial Service scheduled for late Bexley Mayor John Brennan
• Grandview Parks board to recommend $3.1 million park improvement projects
• Firefighters take Westland High students to hospitals
• Fire prompts brief evacuation at Pickerington North
• Union County man dies of crash injuries
• First Look: Renovated Kildare’s bringing multiple Irish themes to Gateway
• Kraft brings back 'Golden Voice' spokesman Ted Williams
• CCAD Student and Professor Will Present at International Festival
• Cincinnati mayor entering streetcar negotiations with Duke
• Food manufacturing grew 25 percent in northeast Ohio last decade
• Cleveland Clinic employees get fit to avoid premium bump
• State mulling how to charge for improved network
• Hundreds of tons of chemicals needed to frack wells
• 'Golden Voice' to appear in Kraft ad
• ODOT may add more cable barriers to highways
• 911 getting text upgrade
• Annexing remains vexing problem for townships
• Hospital projects provide prescription for job growth
• Unruly charges against children ‘a call for help’
• City’s bicentennial also honors the odd
• Zanesville house fire kills man
• Shooting on East Side street remains unsolved
• Baldwin-Wallace will name president today
• One dead, one hurt in crash involving snowplow
• Woman jailed in robbery of tax-preparation office
• County takes over shut resort
• Cleveland opens center to attract immigrants
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Building on landfills risky
• Teen killed in Fayette County crash
• Ohio Dominican program covers family business
• Federal agriculture survey to include 415 Ohioans
• Northwestern Mutual jobs available at career fair
• Rocky Brands adds 5 countries to its distribution abroad
• U.S. loans available for May flood damage
• More Debt, More Doubt, Fewer Jobs: Reports Show President’s Budget Is Loaded With Same Failed ‘Stimulus’ Spending & Small Business Tax Hikes
• American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act Stops the Highway Trust Fund Bailouts
• Latta Sends Letter to President on Religious Liberty Violation
• Congressman Boehner: President’s Budget Bad for Jobs and America’s Seniors
• Warnings a fallback if schools can’t fire
• Man, woman killed in early-morning hit-skip
• Center of innovation
• ‘I’ve always felt obligated to Ohio State,’ Wexner says
• Diseased dead bat prompts concern
• Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 12, 1969 | Westland Mall’s debut draws crowd
• Split Madison County GOP faces 3-man primary
• Ohio Briefs
• The Wilds a winterhaven for birders
• Clintonville fights possible move
• Orn Huntington | 1919-2012: Actor, activist was always a performer
• 2 ex-mayors pleased by city’s growth
• Poindexter Village: Neighbors fear what will follow
• Bridges must be watched closely
• COSI hosts a play date, 1812-style
• 3rd District contenders concentrate on basics
• Same-sex divorces a quandary
• Uniquely Columbus
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Two challenge incumbent in Republican primary
• Board plans to ask nonprofit to find new superintendent
• Special Olympian from Heath represents Ohio in Washington
• Pataskala council approves debt for RAMP funding
• Veteran, Holocaust survivor cross paths again
• Authorities dealing with ‘level of fear’ in community
• Columbus zoo to host fundraiser plunge
• High school music group ‘not just for choir nerds’
• Police, sherif reports
• Progress celebrated with topping-out ceremony
• Riley sworn in as new fire chief
• Second fire hasn’t dampened pastor’s spirits
• Ohio EPA reinstates restoration grant
• City council members meet with constituents
• Coming up
• Couple to be honored for service to Meals on Wheels
• Bond would build 13 schools, replace FHHS
• Day-to-day achievements as important as overall success
• Firefighter resigns to help needy
• 50-year-old ballroom receives renovation
• Many crash on slick Ohio roads; some highways closed
• Profiles | Four seek Democratic nomination in new 3rd District
• Priscilla Tyson: 'Life is not fair. Once you're OK with that, you can move on'
• Mary Jo Kilroy: 'I was there. I made a difference'
• Ted Celeste: 'It's time to get things done'
• Woman dies when her van overturns near Millersport
• State might change priorities for road and bridge projects
• Cincinnati will start streetcar project next week
• Hearing set on fate of surviving exotic animals
• CCAD Alumnus Takes Paintings to New Heights
• Ohio State honors Wexner’s devotion
• New school for deaf dedicated with event
• A bash 200 years in the works
• White Hat may fight new ruling
• Six more named to school district’s tax panel
• Schools won’t give names of 19 employees in subsidized-lunch probe
• Sale of mansion earns CCAD $525,000
• New czar will lead OSU compliance
• Menagerie finds shelter after fire
• Mobile-home fire blamed on heater’s electrical cord
• City, contractor feud over responsibility for electrocution of dog
• Reward offered in hunt for woman
• Planned Parenthood affiliates to join
• Teen sentenced to several tasks for fatal crash
• Humane Society exec charged in theft case
• PUCO ‘addressing’ AEP rate hike
• Packaging plant’s closing affects 80
• AEP expects profit will remain flat in 2012
• Worthington schools lift lockdown
• Actor Jon Voight coming to Bexley
• Panel blasts idea of chickens in Delaware city limits
• White: State of schools is ‘very strong’
• Former official accused of stealing from Delaware County Humane Society
• Sen. Brown, Rep. Ryan Issue Statement On Meeting Between The Delphi Salaried Retirees ...
• Corazon proves to be bigger bargain at just $1.4M for $24M complex
• PUCO to address AEP rate hikes affect on small biz
• NHL’s Bettman says Blue Jackets fan protest was ‘pep rally’
• Behind the scenes: The making of our bicentennial cake
• Ohio State renames medical center for Wexner
• Newark driller Flint Ridge Energy seeking to raise $1M
• Landmark cakes featured at tonight’s bicentennial party
• Six members join Columbus schools' levy committee
• AEP to spend $10B over 3 years upgrading plants
• Ohioans will get share of $25 billion foreclosure settlement
• Former KeyBank exec joins Tennessee bank board
• Alzheimer’s research is called ‘stunning’
• Westminster-Thurber to add 7-story apartment tower dubbed Goodale Landing
• What's ahead in 50 years? Promise, some say
• Worker injured at casino construction site
• Columbus' evolution, decade by colorful decade
• Columbus at 200: Looking back, moving up
• Kasich of little cheer to township trustees
• Second man charged in killing on North Side
• Reynoldsburg police chief suspended in tracking probe
• Mom charged in girls’ fire deaths
• Central State student arrested after threat, police say
• Bank cards might help solve killing
• $5,000 reward offered in theft of guns from firing range
• Chiquita to start layoffs in April
• Fifth Third launches adoption loan program
• Family Video to become Marco's Pizza franchisee
• Ohio to get $335M in mortgage settlement
• Flight Options added 14 jets to fleet in 2011
• Central Ohio Planned Parenthood to merge with other offices
• In weather annals, 1913 flood stands out
• The yearlong celebration officially kicks off tonight
• Hilliard sees no art in resident’s Ohio Pen rock slabs
• Teen to be tried as adult in group-home death
• Ohio Lottery
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Cincinnati proposal targets towing fees
• Contact lens may gauge blood sugar
• Latta Condemns President’s “Compromise” on Contraception Coverage
• Boehner Column: Continuing to Advance Pro-Growth Legislation with the American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act (H.R. 7)
• McCoy center director DeDee stepping down
• Reynoldsburg police chief placed on administrative leave
• Pizza and sweets shop to open at drive-through
• Local music: V-Day shows
• Review: The Rubenstein Kiss
• The List: 10 greatest Simpsons supporting characters
• Reynoldsburg police chief suspended
• Police look for people who used bank cards of homicide victim
• 'Right to work' advocates can start petition drive
• Fairfield County man sentenced for drug trafficking
• Tussle continues over state's new election law
• Jack Hanna fumes over proposed state exotic-animals law
• Very cool night shot of our Student Services building.
• CFBank OK’d to launch offering; O’Dell still in wings
• Homeless Short North woman is alive and safe, friends say
• Ohio delegation: We'll shield state from big defense cuts
• Cancer drug shows promise in mice with Alzheimer's disease
• Woman charged in fire deaths of two daughters
• Man sentenced to 24 years for attempted abductions near OSU
• Big House lands Winter Classic; Ohio Stadium next?
• Solar array operating on Glimcher mall in NJ
• TechColumbus/Columbus2020 program helps device maker win OhioHealth contract
• Central State student arrested after alleged mass-shooting threat
• Heading to CPAC, where I'll take the stage at 12:30 - will you be there or watch...
• Countdown: Biggest athletic department spenders
• Biden to give speech in Columbus today
• Pacer profit improves by $13M
• Japanese companies hiking jobs in Ohio
• Mettler-Toledo 2011 sales, earnings soar
• Ohio dad put son in dryer as punishment, police say
• Rep. Sutton Votes to Pass Congressional Ethics and Transparency Bill
• 80 weapons stolen from firing range in Powell
• Union County’s cool deal: free ice packs
• Young's Jersey Dairy to sell ice cream in Kettering, Troy
• DeWine calls for stiffer regulation of oil and gas industry
• Chesapeake treating, recycling fracking brine in Ohio county
• City to monitor homes ordered vacated
• Duke Energy backs out of Cincinnati streetcar negotiations
• DeWine wants tougher laws on ‘fracking’
• On dialysis how long?
• Video lottery expansion clears Ohio House committee
• Springfield airport expects 450 new jobs
• Worthington synagogue seeks to increase sanctuary size
• Woman found shot to death in Marion
• Dawes Arboretum snuffing out burning bush
• Contraband seizure called overzealous by inspector general
• Cincinnati proposal aimed at metal theft
• Elections board in Hamilton County told to count miscast votes
• Man gets new trial in fatal arson
• Health board closes Delaware tattoo parlor that pierced girls
• Vital statistics
• Ohio won’t label pit bulls ‘vicious,’ but Bexley still can
• Analaysts like green light for ‘data highway’ upgrade
• Casino rules move forward
• Even talk of Statehouse bipartisanship stirs dispute
• Kasich wants ‘war’ on slave trade
• Third defendant guilty in block-party melee near OSU
• U.S. high court won’t let Ohio execution proceed
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 9, 1844: Debacle at executions ends public hangings
• American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act “A 180-Degree Turn” from President Obama’s Failed ‘Stimulus’ Approach
• H.R. 7 Speeds Up Bureaucratic Approvals for Infrastructure Projects, Cuts Permitting Time in Half
• Nearly 70 Federal Programs Eliminated or Consolidated in American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act
• Latta Protests HHS Contraceptive Mandate in Letter to President
• Kindergartners show support for Special Olympics team
• City clerk Beverly Clevenger retiring
• Partners being sought to maintain UA’s ‘bright spots’
• Primrose School proposed for Tremont Road
• Remains found at 315 & Henderson were bobcat's
• City program aims for quality Uptown facelift
• Coming up
• Speakers try to clarify Ohio’s school-funding formula
• Panelists: Schools still feel effect of 2008 financial crisis
• Planning starts for Year of the Arts
• Rhoads to serve as part-time Blendon Township administrator
• Democratic candidates look to challenge Worthington's Duffey
• Beth Tikvah project may add worship space
• Business outlook good, chamber survey says
• Carter talks of progress at Worthington mall
• Coming up
• Harris: Vacancies high, but city projects on the horizon
• Public asked to comment on ODOT projects
• Grove City names deputy city administrator
• Staff Pick: Breakfast at Tiffany’s at the Drexel
• Night Out: Cocktails at the Conservatory
• Preview: Stupid Cupid: The Alt-Valentine’s Day Party
• Preview: Drunk in Love: The St. James’ Valentine’s Day Theatre Shorts Festival
• Tattooed together: Cassie Lewis and Brian Travis
• Preview: Craig Finn at The Basement
• Objects of Desire: Winter boots
• Movie review: Safe House
• Preview: Lock Up at Alrosa Villa
• Tattooed together: Keaton and Sam Moser
• Preview: Magnificent Mahler
• TV review: Cougar Town
• Local music: Lionel the Jailbird at Rumba Cafe
• Preview: Sharon Van Etten at the Wex
• Staff Pick: Broken Hearts Masquerade Ball
• New store: Opal Stackhouse
• Staff Pick: Other Lives at The Basement
• Q&A: “The River” writer Michael R. Perry
• Preview: FFN’s Date Night at MadLab
• Tattooed together: Mickey Mocnik and Jeff Kleinman
• Exhibit: Full Blown Romance
• Restaurant review: Barrel 44 in Bexley
• Carryout: Barley Hopsters
• Feature: The Salty Caramels at Woodlands Tavern
• Tattooed together: Jen and Dylan Batt
• Burglars hit Powell gun shop
• Columbus International Fund disbanded after Cleveland exec indicted
• Slew of gambling regulations approved
• How, why Park National set latest 2011 earnings
• Ohio Craigslist scammers on way to prison
• Kroger's Little Clinics to expand in 2012 - report
• Biden to speak at Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus
• Ohio Retirement Study Council gets new director
• Columbus Crew says it’s delivered $384M economic impact
• Rep. Sutton Calls on House to Pass STOCK Act
• Park National restates earnings, profit soars
• U.S. Supreme Court delays execution of Ohio killer
• Navidea opens satellite office in Boston area
• Analysis: Little meat in Kasich speech
• Kasich on Ohio: ‘We’re alive again’
• As Gingrich travels Ohio, Santorum rolls elsewhere
• International Artisans Book Features CCAD Alumna
• Parade home to benefit Nationwide Children's Hospital
• Big Ten proposing four-team football playoff
• Ohio city denies police used excessive force in man’s death
• EPA, chemical company reach deal
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Chiquita offers incentives to lure executives to Charlotte
• Timken workers to vote again on union pact
• Valued Relationships to add 100 employees in Franklin
• Liggett Stashower files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Ibiza’s developers face state allegations
• Local company cooks up bio-success recipe
• 2 women remain cool, thwart man’s advances in Marysville
• Widow threatens to sue state for animals
• Ohio participates in earthquake drill on bicentennial of New Madrid temblors
• Schlichter to undergo mental-health evaluation
• Columbus school board delays decision on firing architect
• Pickerington may add officer to fight drugs
• Upper Arlington grad promoted within State Department
• Kessler named Bexley mayor
• City to appeal $11.6 million sewage-backup award
• Man accused of raping co-worker from women’s shelter
• Inmate pleads guilty in OSU-area slaying from 12 years ago
• Man’s death on Hilltop was from overdose
• Local Somali man guilty of aiding rebels
• Friends worried about homeless woman’s disappearance
• Turner to Introduce the Maintaining the President’s Commitment to our Nuclear Deterrent and National Security Act of 2012
• PHOTO: Congressman Boehner Meets With Miami University ‘Inside Washington’ Students
• Pro-Growth: H.R. 7 Has No Earmarks & Eliminates or Consolidates Nearly 70 Duplicative Programs
• The House at Work: Several Committees Help Craft Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Bill
• Congressman Boehner: House Will Act to Reverse Obama Administration Attack on Religious Freedom
• Gahanna council OKs 3% raises for 86 employees
• Truberry building BIA Foundation house at 2012 Parade of Homes
• Kasich touts broadband, education
• Marysville man convicted of impersonating police officer
• Showdown on Wednesday
• Kessler appointed Bexley mayor
• CCAD Student Illustrates Family Memoirs
• Kasich calls for balance on shale drilling in State of the State
• State-run broadband network to get 10 times faster – Kasich
• Countdown: 10 best college values
• Inferno Burger opening 1st area restaurant Wednesday
• How would 'reshoring' work here? JobsOhio has an idea
• Ex-lobbyist snared in Abramoff scandal tells OSU students about downfall
• Schlichter sentencing postponed so former quarterback can undergo psychological exam
• Follow today's State of the State speech live
• Buckeye Institute hires new leader to expand influence
• Sutherlands Lumber closing east Columbus store; promises to reopen in new location
• Family Dollar opens in old Clintonville Electric site
• Family Dollar opens in old Clintonville Electric site
• Family Dollar opens in old Clintonville Electric site
• Family Dollar opens in old Clintonville Electric site
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• Bobcat necropsy fails to determine whether animal was wild or captive
• R.G. Barry profit rises on better shoe, accessory sales
• Losses widen at Scott's Miracle-Gro in Q1
• Video Featuring Alumnus Wins Chicago Emmy
• Kasich: Expect some twists in today’s State of the State address
• Wendy's seeks injunction against Montana franchisee
• Some Ohio bridges could contain high-salt concrete
• Kodak laying off 80 workers at Kettering plant
• Ohio spent $222M on prisoner health care in 2010
• Cleveland's Forest City exiting land development business
• State raises cost of study of leasing turnpike
• Youngest kids in most danger of abuse
• DunhumbyUSA pegs space for new Cincinnati HQ
• Plant wins $11.6 million verdict against city for sewage backup
• Robbers enlist Craigslist for scam
• Dragging kills Cleveland girl
• Former Walmart security guard admits he possessed child porn
• Man dies after his ATV runs into stopped school bus
• Group pays lawmakers’ traveling expenses
• Report of Union County rape brings calls for caution when drivers pull over
• Ex-lobbyist snared in Abramoff scandal tells OSU students about downfall
• Dublin’s e-waste generates jobs
• Cities pluck illegal ads like roadside weeds
• Man pleads guilty, gets 13 years in rapes
• New property taxes staying to fix Weinland Park
• Closings on I-71 changing this week
• 2nd fire a test of faith for Union County congregation
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 7, 1907: Poindexter pioneered change for area blacks
• Students get WWII living history
• Woman sentenced to 12 years for ‘pill mills’
• Illegal immigrant gets 5 years in fatal stabbing of roommate
• Ohio hunters took 219,698 deer this season
• Turner Statement on Tactical Nuclear Arms in Europe
• Unconfirmed NLRB Appointments Increase Uncertainty for Small Business Job Creators
• Congressman Boehner: Senate Dems “Have Never Come to the Table” with Responsible Full-Year Payroll Tax Cut Plan
• GOP Reforms to the National Mediation Board in FAA Agreement Good for Jobs
• Energy & Commerce Committee Voting to “Take the Politics Out” of Keystone Pipeline Decision
• H.R. 7 Ensures Scarce Taxpayer Dollars Are Focused on High-Priority Infrastructure Projects, Not Wasteful Pork
• Congressman Boehner on PBS: Senate Dems Stalling Jobs Bills, “Want No Part of Cutting Spending”
• Kessler sworn in as Bexley Mayor
• Former South Side rendering plant wins $11.6 million verdict against Columbus
• Woman gets 12 years for operating 2 ‘pill mills’
• Illegal immigrant gets 5 years in prison in fatal stabbing
• Kasich heads east for second State of the State
• ODNR can't pinpoint origin of bobcat killed on highway
• Alumna’s Solo Exhibition Features Famous Faces
• East Side man pleads guilty in child porn case
• ODOT ahead of schedule, updates I-71 closings along Downtown
• Man pleads guilty to rape charges, is sentenced to 13 years
• Contract to study Ohio Turnpike options worth $2.8 million for KPMG
• Controversial Ohio Turnpike study cost revealed
• 1098 tax forms are available
• Top of the List: Largest homebuilders
• Super Bowl ads recap: Back to basics works for most
• Delaware County Bank turns to Sandler O’Neill, Vorys to handle stock sale
• Quality Products profit hurt by sales drop
• Pastor worries barn fire linked to church arson
• R.G. Barry increasing dividend payout
• Home no safe haven for some tenants
• Perry Joint Fire District will receive a federal grant that will allow eight loc...
• Hocking County voters hungry for change
• Natural gas prices could hit record low
• Kasich to talk jobs in State of the State in Steubenville
• Sale of Tony Packo's completed
• Weekly diabetes drug to be made in West Chester
• Rubbermaid bringing some Texas jobs to Ohio
• Renovation plans for Cleveland building halted
• Cemeteries may soon allow both human, pet burials
• Ohio EPA pulls proposed rules for streams
• Fearing casinos, groups call for expanding gambling further
• Family, church keep alive dreams of girl who drowned on mission trip
• Man’s death in Hilltop remains mystery
• Congressional race divides Democrats’ support
• Grant will help clear asbestos from Atlas Building
• Auction of NASCAR items helps slain deputy’s kids
• Hamilton fire death might be from ‘alternate heat source’
• County landfill is area’s biggest source of climate-change gases
• Teen driver found dead after crashing into pond
• Cleveland-area Red Cross workers might strike
• Foes to study turnpike lease
• Today’s last day to register to vote
• Super Bowl fuel? Ohio doughnuts!
• Scotts offers grants to help build community gardens
• Drive for 3-trailer trucks hits brakes
• Stroke sufferer dials wrong number but still connects to help
• Burglars hit store 3 times in 7 months
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 6, 1851: Red carpet rolled out for Hungarian hero
• Gays sue Cleveland for ‘bashing’ after pair say they were jailed without pants
• Latta Statement on President’s Failure to Meet Budget Deadline
• American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act Reforms Needed to Help Address Rising Gas Prices
• H.R.7 Removes Barriers to Energy Production to Create More Than a Million New Private-Sector Jobs
• Death on Hilltop remains mystery
• AEP rate increase creating static
• Services are set for volunteer
• Crash leaves adult dead, 4 kids hurt
• SWACO sues over upkeep of ex-landfill
• 2 suspects sought in Union County rape
• Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 5, 1879 | Pre-1820 land records lost in arson
• Merging of schools placed on hold
• Overnight work to close I-71 again
• From the Stump | John Switzer commentary: Leap year also brings spring a bit closer
• Man killed crossing busy road identified
• Crashes’ toll on engineers often ignored
• Recycling plant idea revised, but still feared
• Career building
• ‘Wanted’ posters move to Internet
• Switch to semesters looms for college kids near graduation
• Wimpy winter winning fans
• State of the State | Vital signs improve
• Parents, staff, kids surveyed on dress code, other issues
• Board of developmental disabilities seeks 1-mill renewal levy
• Coming up
• Committee to start search for Carr’s successor
• Pataskala library brings levy request before SWL voters again
• RAMP debate tops busy Feb. 6 agenda
• MHS robotics team learns to overcome challenges
• Watts Restaurant to celebrate 100 years this month
• Jerome BZA votes to continue appeals
• Local students nominated for military academies
• Marysville woman packing ‘Blessings in a Backpack’
• Marysville's Pitzer making a splash with new sports drink
• Police & sheriff reports
• Regional council viewed as money saver
• Coming up
• Explorer Post offers a sampling of career for youth
• Group seeks fairness in collecting sales taxes from online businesses
• New pantry open three days a week
• Former Stewart principal makes mark as painter
• Rating provides SWCS funds to expand
• Police investigate death on the Hilltop
• Sheriff's office searches for suspects in Marysville abduction, rape
• Komen’s reversal on Planned Parenthood irks some
• Into the crossfire
• Police ID pedestrian hit, killed Thursday on North Side
• Warrant issued in 1998 homicide
• No felony charges for landlord in fatal fire
• Man pulled from car in pond dies
• Race for Fairfield County prosecutor spawns battle over ethics
• Infested hemlocks to be cut
• Many folks feel it’s only polite to overeat, study says
• Policy group pays for legislators’ trips
• Western lawmakers join opposition to Piketon plant
• Nurse’s aide guilty of rape
• Moms react sharply to girls’ illicit piercings
• National honor for Edison sitting in limbo
• Most prison wardens in Ohio got a raise on Jan. 1
• Rickenbacker, Ohio bases losing planes, crews
• Ronald Socciarelli: 1932-2012 | Former OU band director introduced rollicking style
• Newark police officer fired for third lapse off the job
• Man gets 2 years in fatal crash
• Columbus Mileposts | Feb. 4, 1883: Sudden flood washed through circus ‘town’
• State widens emission-test alternatives
• Columbus man found hanging from bridge
• Third Healthy New Albany lecture is Feb. 8 at McCoy center
• Statement on Air Force Restructuring Plans
• Statement on Air Force Restructuring Plans
• SWACO sues companies that manage Phoenix Golf Links
• Currently hunting for a new job? Let Franklin University’s Center for Career Dev...
• Prosecutors file 20 misdemeanor charges against Franklinton landlord
• Police have suspect in 1998 slaying
• Former nurse's aide convicted of raping patient
• GOP presidential hopefuls turning to Ohio primary
• We are happy to announce that Ohio Business College in Sheffield Village has tea...
• Slideshow: Wendy’s rolling out new looks, new foods in 2012
• Wexner shares wisdom, wit with technorati at Innovation Awards
• County boards share services, budgets
• Last-minute hotel scramble sealed NHL All-Star Game for Columbus
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA'S UAV LANGUAGE PASSES HOUSE IN FAA REAUTHORIZATION
• Rep. Sutton Calls on Congress to Protect Jobs, Pass a Clean FAA Reauthorization
• Inmate blows a shot at freedom during hearing
• Thirty-One Gifts lays off 182 workers
• Pedestrian dies after being hit on Morse Rd.
• Man gets probation for menacing
• Photo: Pony express
• 25 charged with dealing pain pills in Circleville
• Trainers are howling at ‘dog whisperer’ tactics
• Parents convicted in drownings
• City schools OK tutoring for 2,901 students
• Flawed computer-network contract will cost county additional $1.4 million
• Local volunteer shot in Haiti dies of wounds
• State seeks to close group homes
• OSU, Owens-Corning big winners at TechColumbus awards
• Toledo industrial site slated for cleanup, redevelopment
• Brio patios at Easton getting enclosures for full-year dining
• Cardinal Health to make $90M investment in China
• Casino rules run gamut from customer requirements to chip size
• Tressel lands non-football job at University of Akron
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• Man captured in Mexico found guilty of 2005 rape
• Clock tower last part of Seneca County courthouse to fall
• Casino helps Cleveland restore cuts in budget
• Impose windfall tax on ‘fracking,’ group says
• State watchdog finds problems with ODOT engineer in Licking County
• Cincinnati casino’s collapsed floor to be torn up
• Genoa Township’s offer of EMS runs rejected by Delaware County
• Union County tests convergence plan
• New Obama Administration Health Care Mandate is an Attack on Religious Freedom
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on Bipartisan Talks to Extend Payroll Tax Cut
• Turner Announces Grant for St. Mary Development Corporation
• “We Must Do Better”: Congressman Boehner Statement on January Jobs Report
• Turner Includes Language for UAS Vehicles in Final FAA Bill
• Chase, Owens Corning, OSU big winners at TechColumbus Innovation Awards
• Dublin restaurant robbed early Thursday morning
• Public-art policy still on drawing board
• Darby to present musical ‘Spelling Bee’
• Dessert: Cookie craze
• Staff pick: Between the Lines exhibit at Rivet
• Do any of you like to use Flashcards to study? Here is a website to help you out.
• Police arrest 24 suspects in Circleville painkiller ring
• Brio at Easton getting full-time enclosed patio
• Black History Month activities are under way
• Thirty-One Gifts cuts 182 jobs as sales fall short of projections
• ODOT finishes I-670 bridge demolition early
• ‘Windfall tax’ on shale drillers proposed to deal with fracking
• Huntington-OSU deal bodes well for Gateway, University District
• Columbus Gallery Features the Work of Two Alumni
• Fatal white-nose syndrome found in Summit County bats
• Penn National: Casino on budget, big driver of growth
• Pharmaceutical business boosts Cardinal Health 2Q profit
• Man rescued from apartment complex pond on the Northwest Side
• Neighborhood still waiting on city water
• Delta adding flights at Port Columbus in time for spring break
• Ohio State makes hometown Huntington its official bank in $125M deal
• Strong Civic, CR-V sales help Honda rebound in January
• Kasich still talking to Sears about moving some operations
• Brown calls for tougher rules on Congressional stock holdings
• Cleveland, Toledo casino openings to be set 2 weeks apart
• American Greeting laying off "less than 30" workers
• Heavier trucks could cost state $40M for road upkeep
• Woman found dead on West Side
• Woman, 42, dies after being struck by SUV
• JobsOhio identifies target fields for growth
• Vigil held at Muslim home struck by arson
• Tire-recycling site has zoning conflict, Grove City says
• Man, 39, kills himself outside bar
• Carfagna production plant moving to Northeast Side
• Bill would restrict smoking in cars
• Women torn by Komen decision on Planned Parenthood
• Bill to delay school start until after Labor Day draws educators’ objections
• Is a bobcat comeback creeping close to Columbus?
• Puppy-mill crackdown advances to Ohio House after revisions
• I-71 stretch to be shut down overnight
• Retailer counts on simpler pricing strategy to bring back customers
• Honda plans $98M expansion in Ohio
• Paul Andrus | 1925-2012: Battelle ‘icon’ never stopped experimenting
• Bill would kill Ohio’s renewable energy law
• Tax issue to be solved for NetJets?
• Patient sought sex with him, ex-nurse’s aide says
• Casino panel approves last of operating rules
• Retired police sergeant named new Crime Stoppers leader
• Bigger babies a Kasich priority
• Latest store closure leaves Northern Lights flickering
• Columbus Children’s Theatre Presents Sideways Stories From Wayside School
• Latta Statement on Labor Department’s Announcement to Re-Propose Parental Exemption for America’s Farm Families
• Help House Republicans pass 27 jobs bills
• Congressman Boehner Urges President Obama to Call on Senate Democrats to Pass Bipartisan, House-Passed Jobs Bills He Endorsed
• Turner Demands Transparency in Delphi Pension Decision
• Coming up
• E-books increasingly popular at Westerville library
• Volunteer UA seeking more exhibitors for its April 11 expo
• Board accepts union contract offer
• Fitness facility clears hurdle
• Board didn’t heed ‘calls for restraint’
• Library restores Sunday hours, eyes upgrades
• Otterbein to host school-funding discussion Feb. 6
• T-shirts draw response from opposition
• Westerville to celebrate Chinese ‘year of the dragon’
• Central Ohio students nominated for military service academies
• Coming up
• Incremental levy concept supported
• More stores commit to revamped mall
• Worthington police reports
• Primrose focused on learning, even for its youngest students
• Community leaders react to mayor’s death
• Board hammering away at cuts
• Richeson pleads guilty to $11K theft
• Schools loosen rules on wireless devices
• Preview: Anthrax at the LC
• Preview: Jenny Owen Youngs at The Basement
• Staff pick: Blind Pilot at the Newport
• Shopping: Free swag
• Staff Pick: Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments at Ace of Cups
• Staff Pick: Columbus Science Pub at The Shrunken Head
• Preview: Ladysmith Black Mambazo
• Preview: Jazz Moves Columbus
• Preview: The Rubenstein Kiss by CATCO
• Preview: Blue Man Group at the Palace
• Preview: Cesar Millan at the Palace
• Preview: Smoking Popes at The Basement
• Local music: Ease the Medic
• Staff pick: Ohio’s Sweet Hearts at The Hills Market
• Movie review: Don’t Go in the Woods
• I tried it: Hot bamboo massage
• Preview: February Gallery Hop
• Restaurant review: Pera
• Happy Hour : Sidebar 122
• Feature: O.A.R. at the LC
• What are you wearing? OSU President E. Gordon Gee
• Movie review: The Woman in Black
• Ask Nicci: Is he a cheater? Let her figure it out
• Beer: Dragon’s Milk by New Holland
• Brunch review: Milestone 229
• Rep. Sutton Rejects Congressional Pay Raise
• Marathon course change will take runners into Ohio Stadium
• Rep. Sutton Announces Funding for Lorain Firefighters
• Rare Franklin County bobcat found dead on Rt. 315
• An article from the Columbus Dispatch about possible solutions to the Asian carp...
• Honda sales rebound in January
• A sure bet
• FacilitySource bought by New York private equity firm
• Everything-must-go sale planned for airport hotel set for demolition
• Loan officer survey: Demand up but lending picture still bleak
• Downtown stretch of I-71 to close tonight, Thursday night for bridge demolition
• Man fires into Newark bar before killing himself
• Woman found dead in West Side apartment
• Rep. Sutton Statement on News of January Manufacturing Growth
• Honda to invest $98M in Anna engine plant
• Poll: Both Gingrich, Santorum staying in race better for Romney
• Countdown: Endowment growth at Central Ohio colleges
• OSU national signing day: Meyer scores elite recruiting class
• Art piece wins Gold Key honors
• Coming up
• Council to consider changes to city standards
• Haire: Employees need advanced manufacturing skill set
• Landis accepts Bloom-Carroll position
• National Weather Service, county seek weather spotters
• Video aims to draw interest, investments
• Pinnacle Data acquisition by Avnet completed
• 2012 Senior Fashion Show Tickets Now Available
• Pedestrian struck on W. Broad later dies
• Funeral-directors panel fined for open-meetings breach
• Schools link smarts, phones
• Columbus browser theme designer buys competitor
• Cash pours in for U.S. Senate battle in Ohio
• Honda to make investment announcement in Anna
• Tressel's home in Upper Arlington sold to car dealer
• Cincinnati casino construction scheduled to restart Wednesday
• Company treating drilling water alleges state steering customers away
• Northeast Ohio mall looking to add hotel, convention center
• No easy or cheap answers to Asian carp threat
• Ohio Lottery
• Cincinnati casino construction could resume this week
• Prisoner’s complaint puts 3 guards on leave
• Mexican woman deported
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Pit bulls may be freed of ‘vicious’ label
• Franklin County to hire overseer for welfare work program
• Upper Arlington to use bed tax for bills, not marketing
• Ohio House OKs tougher cyberfraud penalty
• County delays casino-area zoning plan
• Surgery patient testifies nurse’s aide raped her
• ODOT adds another year to delays on local highway projects
• Tiberi must show he’s the ‘right’ person as he faces tea-party challenger in GOP primary
• After mistrial on murder charge, shooter pleads to manslaughter
• Bipartisan support may speed OK of 70 mph limit
• Candidates for state’s top court rake it in
• Groveport Madison to ask: ‘What can you live without?’
• Latta Statement on Repealing Obamacare’s CLASS Act
• Three years later: Stimulus hasn't worked
• Congressman Boehner Highlights Pro-Growth, Earmark-Free American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Bill
• Waiting for Senate Democrats’ Full-Year Payroll Tax Relief Plan
• Turner Meets with President of Georgia
• Westerville school board OKs union contract
• Jim Tressel sells Upper Arlington house
• Brand Thunder boosts browser line-up with deal for rival BrowserNation
• State transportation panel delays huge road projects even more
• JobsOhio oversight, employment incentives on Democrats’ agenda
• Students: Do you have any questions about getting signed up for classes or you'r...
• Seinfeld, Leno to appear in Super Bowl ad for Acura NSX
• Nationwide’s Greenstein gets seat on Fed Home Loan Bank
• Alumnus’ iPad App Receives International Award
• Columbus State to Obama: We’re keeping tuition affordable
• Countdown: Tuition increases at Ohio’s 4-year public schools, 2002-2012
• Big Walnut might close Galena building
• John Brennan | 1947-2012: Bexley mayor dies of cancer at 64
• Atlas Building lands $300K Clean Ohio grant
• Limited upping dividend by 25%
• "If you hold a cat by the tail you learn things you cannot learn any other way"...
• Huntington CEO lays out plans to grow in Michigan
• Cleveland Clinic lands $5M donation from Dubai
• Inspectors investigating floor collapse at Cincinnati casino
• Cooper Tire to again negotiate with locked-out workers
• Intelligrated expanding, adding 200 jobs near Dayton
• Toledo airport's traffic falls for 8th straight year
• Telethon for homeless accepting pledges today
• Vital statistics
• Photo: Come on, give it a go
• Parents on trial in their sons’ drowning
• Japanese supplier here fixed prices of auto parts
• Fire chief’s final term ends in March
• Tuition caps at Ohio colleges rein in fee hikes
• Not passing? Get out of left lane, bill says
• Winter remains on hold
• JobsOhio passes final hurdle, but questions remain
• Declining number of Ohio teens seek driver’s licenses
• Kent State can keep $2.5 million in savings
• Weight-loss surgery improves teens’ health, study finds
• Council adopts $738.5 million budget for 2012
• Leopard crushed at zoo, euthanized
• Westerville school board to vote on support-staff pay freeze
• Coroner: Man found in trash was strangled
• Catholics caught in middle of birth-control battle
• Kasich signs extension of benefits for jobless
• Former Gov. Taft, wife return from rural Mali
• Columbus educator honored in Washington
• Officials look for ways to boost student use of free summer meal plans
• Man who killed father of wife’s child gets life in prison; parole not a possibility
• Two charter schools fire treasurer
• Gahanna to host walk to help Ohio veterans
• New business group opens in German Village
• Bexley Mayor Brennan loses battle with cancer
• Fire chief must retire or take lower rank at end of final term
• Grand jury doesn't charge officers in fatal shooting of suspect
• Treasurer of 2 charter schools losing both jobs
• John Brennan, Bexley mayor, dies of cancer
• The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is...
• First Look: Benchmark apartments at Henderson and Kenny
• West Virginia going all out in race for ‘cracker’ plant
• Wendy’s trying to stand out by moving up
• Reps. Sutton and Hoyer Tour NASA Glenn Research Center
• Leopard from Zanesville exotic animal case crushed, euthanized at Columbus Zoo
• Ohio tax climate ranked 39th by Tax Foundation
• Wendy’s expanding rollout of restaurant redesign
• Honda releases Ferris Bueller CR-V ad
• Pataskala lands $15K grant to study downtown revitalization
• Death of man found in trash facility ruled homicide
• NHL All-Star Game could mean millions for Columbus
• Chesapeake uses carbon dioxide, less water in 2 Ohio wells
• DHL expanding at Cincinnati-area airport
• Natural gas prices hit lowest levels in 12 years
• Wage lawsuit against GM Lordstown heads to court
• Cassidy Turley retail agent leaves for Gilbert Group
• Obama administration birth-control rule opposed by dioceses
• Dog rescued from Summit County lake
• Flexible space a goal for new schools proposed for South-Western
• RV builds buzz for college-help website
• Police seek clues to December homicide
• Battle against invasive beetles leads to war over trees
• Horse show needs more room at fairgrounds
• East Side couple hopes mentally ill can avoid failures that led to son’s death
• Help available next month for job hunters, changers
• Asking price of businesses for sale is flat from late ’10
• Township fire department wins state safety grant
• Military families can get free help in filing taxes
• Troops, vets can enlist allies against scams
• Traffic at library’s homework help centers up 41%
• Chancellor wants community colleges to schedule courses in blocks
• Did Kasich really cut cost of governor’s staff? It’s tough to say
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 30, 1888: Big sewer, treatment plant slow to get down
• Cleveland studies Lake Erie ferry to Canada
• Call for community colleges to schedule classes in blocks
• Troops, veterans get defense from scams
• Traffic at library’s homework help centers up 41%
• Ohio bishops rally Catholics to oppose federal birth-control rule
• Here's a video of current student Blanca Whalen and what a Franklin education me...
• D.C. Dispatches
• CCAD Winter, Spring Busy with Full Exhibitions Schedule
• Steubenville’s finest
• Two Democrats trying to unseat county recorder
• Superheroes physics
• Operation: Columbus
• OSU grads fight for troops’ religious freedom
• Tax credit missed by some needing it most
• Columbus Mileposts: Jan. 29, 1841 | Residents could bump into a phrenologist
• One still hospitalized in casino collapse
• Ohio still leaves sexual education to each district
• Kent man still chasing Bigfoot
• West Side might get K-8 charter school this fall
• 2 shot in road-rage incident
• Bumbling Toledo robbers still get away with $280
• Worthington native became Rebel general
• A day later, fatal I-70 crash still baffling to many
• Church growing with gays
• Will teen take path of man to prison?
• What’s your district? Look in mail
• For many, free help is biggest tax break
• Casino adviser’s bills cost $1.5M
• City trusts seller when it says it’s the best
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Man arrested after road-rage shooting
• Board OKs funds for Kirkersville classrooms
• Coming up
• Parks district goes back to the ballot
• Two Republicans vie for 67th District seat
• District boasts 12 nationally certified teachers
• New county CIC to meet for first time Feb. 6
• After 40 years in district, Zimmerman says goodbye
• Committee awaits public input on Internet café issue
• Gore lauds economic growth, financial prudence
• Plea agreement calls for Scotts to pay $4.5M in fines
• Port authority seals deal on natural-gas pipeline financing
• Sheriff reports
• Authorities: Arson might be hate crime
• Coming up
• SWCS audit goals nearly completed
• SWCS board appoints two library trustees
• South-Western seeing rise in number of participants
• Unofficially, trustees view Issue 8 positively
• Larrick cartoon
• Retiring CEO steered COTA’s turnaround
• Man, 30, indicted in arsons again
• Getaway driver gets time in halfway house
• Clintonville driver charged in fatal crash
• Three teens charged in threats that closed school
• Ohio universities turn out Peace Corps volunteers
• ‘Congressional Record’ honors Ohio Buffalo Soldier
• Changes in dress code debated
• President of Crime Stoppers resigns
• Ex-hostages taken to U.S. base in Italy
• U.S. policy on Somalia gets mixed reviews
• Suburbs’ rec centers making it
• Electric shock kills dog, hurts owner
• 4-vehicle crash kills 1, shuts I-70 East
• 13 workers hurt in casino-floor collapse
• Democrats have an elections bill ready
• Ohio lawmakers to consider dog-auction ban
• State campaign aims at prescription drug abuse
• Home annexation will save job of Laurelville mayor
• Area humanitarian in critical condition
• Ex-convict found slain in Hilltop apartment
• Boehner Column: President Obama’s State of the Union: More Spending, More Taxes, More Regulations, More Failed Policies
• Classes seek to spur ‘Writing Wizards’
• Council, administration to hold retreat
• Man indicted in Newark arsons again
• Getaway driver in bank robbery gets time in halfway house
• Crime Stoppers' president steps down
• On Google+? So are we! Connect with us and share some graduation pics.
• Eastbound I-70 reopens hours after fatal crash
• Clintonville man charged with vehicular homicide in March crash that killed school teacher
• Sign up for World Book Night by Feb. 1
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA COSPONSORS BUFFALO SOLDIER ACT, CONTINUES TO PUSH FOR PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION TO HONOR COL. CHARLES YOUNG
• Gilbert Group lands retail agent from Cassidy Turley
• Honda returning to Super Bowl with CR-V ad
• Dad indicted on misdemeanor in alleged caging
• White Castle Slider Bowl cashing in on Super Bowl weekend
• Slideshow: What’s on the menu at Inferno Gourmet Burger
• Two Alumni on Crew of Indy Movie Showing at Sundance
• Time Warner holding job fair for Zanesville call center Monday
• AEP 2011 profit jumps on higher temps, court victory
• At least 11 hurt in partial collapse at casino construction site in Cincinnati
• OhioMeansInternships.com
• Photo: Sex charges can wait
• Election-law repeal request angers Niehaus
• Scotts to pay $4.5M in fines
• Photo: Suppertime
• Photo: Ready for the weather
• Mandel skips board’s meetings
• ‘Friend’ admits donations theft from cancer fund
• 2nd execution put off in fight over process
• GOP hopefuls stress their ‘family values’
• Mid-Ohio Foodbank opens on-site store to public
• SUV-train crash kills driver
• Restaurant-supply thief sentenced to 1 year
• New AEP rates stun small businesses
• Ohio in danger of losing unemployment extension
• Rubbermaid nixing Mogadore expansion
• Former Indians ballpark to be revitalized
• Tony Packo's sale back on fast track
• FirstEnergy to shutter six power plants, four in Ohio
• Principal honored at White House
• Marion's Piazza expanding into Troy, Mason
• Duck with zip-tied beak on the mend
• Charters’ treasurer owes Ohio $617,260
• Ohio city stops salt giveaway after contractors hog it
• Tax hike tossed due to ballot error; cost is $4.50, not ‘45 cents’
• Man shot to death on Hilltop
• Turtle cloggs sewer in Akron suburb
• I-71 closing nightly Downtown for bridge work
• FirstEnergy to close six coal-burning power plants
• OSU summit seeks solutions to Somalia’s woes
• Chillicothe mulls exotic-animal ban
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter: January 24, 2012 - February 7, 2012
• Congressman Boehner Celebrates National School Choice Week
• Taggart: Mill Run ‘slowly filling up’
• Olentangy seeks feedback on redistricting plans
• Boso: Tire facility doesn’t meet Grove City requirements
• In 'giving back,' James Kilbourne followed family example
• Feature: Freddie Gibbs at Skully’s
• New store: Thread on Grandview
• Pairings: Pizza and wine at Yellow Brick
• Staff Pick: Dr. Dog at the Newport
• Using the ANCESTRY Website for Genealogy Research!
• Woman sentenced to jail for stealing from friend's cancer fund
• CCAD Faculty, Alumnus Creating Public Art for City’s Bicentennial
• DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES MAJOR BUDGET DECISIONS FOR FY2013
• Mid-Ohio Foodbank opens pantry at Grove City site
• Federal funding cut could spell more trouble for ODOT
• For all of our Medical Assisting and Dental Assisting students, don't forget th...
• Columbus ranked 140th out of 200 in economic growth
• Execution postponed for Ohio man in arson death
• C.O. Bigelow at Easton closing, leaving chain with just 2 stores
• Hustle, homework helped Hondros land Penn National dealers school
• Bloom-Carroll hires new superintendent
• Carpenters union pickets outside school offices
• Coffman, Davidson dancers organize charity show
• Navidea negotiating to purchase new diagnostic drug
• Magicians gather at Downtown convention
• Sluggish glassware, candle sales dampen Lancaster profit
• 2 groups push medical marijuana
• Scioto Downs gets temporary slot-machine license
• Local Paper Reviews Alumna’s Exhibition
• Worthington woman injured in train crash dies
• Husted: Repeal elections bill now
• Lawmakers may consider stricter timber-theft law
• Feds increase county’s grants
• Owens-Illinois loses $510M in 2011
• In Ohio, dropout law hard to enforce
• Penn National won't hire tobacco users for casino jobs
• Cleveland's MetroHealth lost $2.7M in 2011
• Netflix gets 600,000 subscribers back
• More than 90 wind turbines to be built in Crawford, Richland counties
• AG to handle law enforcement in Ohio casinos
• Protesters: Landlord should face homicide counts
• ‘Master thief’ gets 20 years in prison for Brinks burglary
• Death of man found in trash was likely an accident, police say
• DUI charge dismissed against GOP lawmaker
• Girl, 17, to be tried as an adult in stabbing death
• 29-year-old bald eagle, mom to 16 eaglets, dies
• Craigslist suspect pleads not guilty
• Former Death Row inmate back in jail
• 6 accused of IRS fraud via names of the dead
• Obama’s ‘spilled milk’ joke touched on a real issue
• Columbus native: Syrian authorities free American, 21
• It was a day for the little guy as Ohio town shows love for local hardware store
• Cyclists tell Columbus to get it in gear
• Kasich sees job training as key issue
• Reynoldsburg ex-superintendent to become Kasich’s education czar
• Pickerington city manager gets contract extension
• Turner Statement on Defense Department FY 2013 Budget
• House Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chairman Turner Statement on Defense Department FY 2013 Budget
• Turner Won’t Accept Silence as an Answer from Snowbarger
• Latest technology, experienced dispatchers handle calls for help
• Alumni helping guide next UAHS musical
• Leaders reflect on state of the city
• Police reports
• UA’s 2011 income higher, costs lower than expected
• Wellington to host robotic visitors this weekend
• 200-plus jobs, sports could be cut
• Blendon Township eyes JEDZ with Westerville
• Coming up
• Genoa spends less than planned in 2011
• Kyle of California to pastor Grace Fellowship of Westerville
• Library trustees thank voters
• Westerville chamber awards annual honor to ‘native son’
• Westerville police reports
• Westerville will continue TechColumbus partnership
• Artsy bike racks headed for MAC, House Wine
• Former principal, parishioners to be honored at Jan. 28 gala
• Voters may see incremental levy/bond issue in November
• ODOT delays 270/23 project -- by decades
• Police reports
• Quality of new trash collection is picking up, city PIO says
• SALT aims to keep area seniors safe at home
• Preview: XV at The Basement
• Local music: El Jesus de Magico
• Exhibit: ImageOHIO
• Staff Pick: Nite Owl Theatre
• Local music: Attack Attack!
• TV review: Luck
• Movie review: Man on a Ledge
• Movie review: Albert Nobbs
• Recipe: Snowbird Julep at MoJoe Lounge Downtown
• Staff Pick: Joffrey: Mavericks of American Dance
• Preview: Yob at Ace of Cups
• Objects of Desire: Perfume
• Preview: Green Light Morning at Ruby Tuesday
• TV review: Spartacus: Vengeance
• Bands to Watch 2012: Freaky Franz
• Bands to Watch 2012: Meechie Nelson
• Bands to Watch 2012: Monster Rally
• Preview: Wexner Center winter exhibits
• Beauty: Winter bearding 101
• Staff pick: Alefest Columbus
• Bands to Watch 2012: Sundown
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• Movie review: A Dangerous Method
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• Scioto Downs gets go-ahead to install slot machines
• Husted wants repeal of elections bill
• Judge sentences Brinks heist 'mastermind' to 20 years in prison
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• Davidson: Panel knows value of casinos but won’t be loose on rules
• Ohio expands Monster partnership to mobile app, internship site
• COTA board appoints new CEO
• Distressed home listings ebb in 4Q
• Ballot board OKs proposed medical marijuana amendment
• COTA exec to replace Lhota
• 29-year-old bald eagle dies at Columbus Zoo
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA STATE OF THE UNION REACTION STATEMENT
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA WELCOMES SHERIFF RADCLIFF AS HONORED GUEST FOR STATE OF THE UNION
• Landlord of troubled Franklinton properties faces jail sentence
• Workers hit hard by December mass layoffs
• Countdown: Ohio cities, ranked by average annual salary
• Casino job training to be held at Columbus State, COTC, Hondros
• Come meet local African American author and Columbus native W. Kay Shabazz!
• Logan’s Roadhouse joining Sawmill Road restaurant mix
• 91 BHS students earn AP Scholar designation
• Bexley kindergarten-entrance age date changed
• BHS faculty members chosen as AP readers
• Coming up
• Kessler acting mayor ‘as long as needed’
• Middle school plans events to celebrate Chinese culture
• School board to host its first forum on communications
• Student art to benefit BEF event
• Bexley to receive $1.8 million for East Main improvements
• Delaware County Bank parent trims losses in 2011
• Illinois Gallery to Feature Alumnus in Solo Exhibition
• Ad in ‘Lantern’ upsets Muslims
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• Body discovered in trash brought into Rumpke facility
• 2 schools in Akron cost $126 million
• Akron-Canton Airport adds body scanners
• First Defiance nearly doubles 2011 profit
• State wants to shutter brine treatment facility
• West Chester Ikea plugs in solar panels
• Progressive hiring 337 people in Cleveland
• Port Columbus gets small traffic boost in 2011
• New voucher effort serves special-needs students
• Photo: Riding with the top down
• Dome to immerse students in sights, sounds of science
• Legislators pan ODOT’s delays
• Bill would halt ‘for employed only’ job ads
• New intersection in Obetz to cost county $9.5 million
• Gahanna schools chief leaving
• Analysis: Development loans in JobsOhio arsenal
• Poverty expanding beyond urban core
• Elections board saves on ballots
• Report rips state oversight of federal stimulus funds for fish farmers
• Homeless shelters go on call
• Democrats pick new Senate minority leader
• Democrats bail out Kasich on moving ‘State’ speech to Steubenville
• State sues cemetery over missing markers
• Man is charged in series of Lancaster arsons
• Man gets 24 years in fatal shooting
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 25, 1890: United Mine Workers form; daily wage low
• Roe v. Wade marked with rival Statehouse talks
• Bonds OK’d for Franklinton housing
• Let's not give up on ending taxpayer-funded abortions
• “No Side Issues. No Drama. Pass the Payroll Tax Cut Without Delay.”
• Congressman Boehner on Laura Ingraham Radio Show: POTUS Doubled Down On the Same Failed Policies
• Boehner on President Obama’s Failed Economic Policies: “They not only have not helped the economy grow, I would argue they’ve made it worse.”
• Turner Returns Over 11% of Office Budget to U.S. Treasury
• Turner Supports Buffalo Soldier Act
• AEP’s rate up 4% for area homes
• Home sales
• Board pinning sports, 200-plus jobs on March levy's passage
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• Port Columbus traffic up – barely – in 2011
• AAA awards Four Diamond ratings on 5 hotels, 2 restaurants in Central Ohio
• Port Columbus adding hundreds of outlets to give travelers a charge
• Condemned man claims innocence in arson death
• Man sentenced to 24 years in prison for fatal shooting
• Jazz Arts Group to test audience-building ideas with $120K grant
• Arrest made in Lancaster arson spree
• VC in Ohio increased 10% in 2011, but trailed national growth – report
• Proposed legislation would put restrictions on employment ads
• Superintendent to leave Gahanna-Jefferson schools
• Park, Key, FirstMerit all improved earnings in 2011
• Group urges city to hurry up and create Downtown bike lanes
• City Barbeque sets Grove City opening; testing breakfast in Cincy
• Central Ohio unemployment drops as job-seekers give up
• Santorum will speak in Columbus Feb. 18
• Ohioan is nominated for federal schools job
• CCAD Alumnus, Tangled Director Does It Again
• Toledo VC firm trying to raise $1.5M, secure state grant
• Regency Windows on verge of sale
• Chesapeake to triple Ohio rigs by 2014
• Hamilton County to spend $1.5M on fields for Reds, Bengals
• Superior Technology eyes Cleveland site for data center
• Kasich: Use liquor revenue for JobsOhio
• Photo: They can see for miles
• Drillers shifting focus to Ohio shale
• Train hits SUV at North Side crossing
• Gun lobby shoots for more from legislature
• Photo: His own little Haven
• Charges weighed against landlord in fatal fire
• JobsOhio set to pay state $1.4 billion for rights to liquor profits
• School buses fixed after inspections find problems
• New Westerville levy means sports, art, band
• Photo: Neighborhood secure
• Landmark serves its last meal: Clarmont closes after 65 years
• Boy, 16, pleads not guilty in Craiglist killings
• Want better milk? Give your cows waterbeds
• DeWine asks for ideas to fix foster care
• Old school’s ghost claims lure cable-TV host
• Ex-inmate waives extradition
• Wrestler gets 32 years for keeping HIV secret
• Flag Lady store employee indicted for missing funds
• Two city neighborhoods lose development fights
• Lancaster reopens firehouse for medics
• City finally has money to work on curbs
• House Democrat opposes aid to Piketon uranium plant
• Bar pays for music rights infringement
• War Veteran Joins Congressman Latta for the State of the Union
• Congressman Boehner Previews President Obama’s State of the Union Address
• TODAY: Payroll Tax Relief Negotiators to Meet; Will Senate Dems Present a Plan??
• Five Things to Watch for in President Obama’s State of the Union Address
• SOTU FLASHBACK: President Obama’s Failed Promise to Cut the Deficit in Half by the End of His First Term
• #SOTUGOP: House Republicans Host Digital Fact Check & Social Q&A on GOP.gov/SOTU
• Turner Statement on Dayton National Cemetery
• Classic Columbus Haunts: The Clarmont
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• Classic Columbus Haunts: TAT Ristorante di Famiglia
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• Flag Lady store employee indicted over missing $310,000
• Surprise inspections sideline six school buses of private company
• State suit over steel-drum recycling plant settled
• Bar pays for music-rights infringement
• Motorist critical after SUV hit by train
• JobsOhio would lease state's liquor profits for $1.4 billion under Kasich's plan
• Lancaster firehouse reopens
• Delaware man sentenced to 10 years for killing roommate
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• Owners of mortgage company plead guilty to money laundering
• 10x startup boot camp welcomes 2nd class to former CompuServe HQ
• Kasich commits funding for Clean Ohio program
• Clarmont shuttered, ending an era
• Chesapeake Energy shale strategy shift part of trend, experts say
• Schottenstein taking expanded role at American Eagle
• Howard Hanna enters market in deal with Dublin residential brokerage
• Rep. Sutton Invites Father of Fallen Solider as Guest to State of the Union
• Chesapeake to shift focus from natural gas to oil, liquid drilling
• Construction contracts dropped 32% in 2011, McGraw-Hill finds
• Crowne Plaza Columbus North sold; $5M in renovations planned
• Acura models generating plenty of Internet buzz
• Alumna Shows Work in Hong Kong
• WBNS-10TV: Three escape South Side fire
• Ohio inmates spent $38M last year on food, electronics
• Mansfield rep writing brine injection legislation
• Tressel interviews for Colts head coaching job
• Psychiatric hospital to bring 90 jobs to Dayton
• Entertainment complex in Vandalia to cost $5M
• Cleveland State to add solar array to basketball arena
• Photo: But that’s not Santa’s beard
• More than a dozen works of public art are planned to help Columbus celebrate 200th anniversary
• Weinland Park work fueled by tax dollars
• Eagles’ nest might disrupt plans for quarry
• Hikers warm up to cold weather at Inniswood
• Adoptee who gives back honored for ‘comeback’
• Guns not welcome in some bars, restaurants
• Knife used at Christmas robbery
• Man charged with 10th DUI faces felony
• Prison violence driven by recent tobacco ban?
• Junk food tops list of inmate purchases
• Superman will greet arrivals in Cleveland
• Credit college kids after year or two?
• Woman, 94, cat die in Newark blaze
• Ohio political consultant uses deft touch to skewer opponents
• High schools: Westerville sports cuts could hurt foes, too
• Stop-light warning sign, light removed along Rt. 33
• Ohio National Guard awaits defense cuts
• New Ohio business filings crept upward last year
• 7 area businesses win TechColumbus grants
• Free tax-preparation service available to some
• Tractor Supply to open new store in London
• The Great Train Expo 2012
• Ohio Deer and Turkey Expo 2012
• Ohio Beef Expo 2012
• In Need of Books for Your Library? Join the Library of Congress’ Surplus Books Program
• VIDEO: Congressman Boehner Addresses the 39th March for Life
• #SOTUGOP: House Republicans Host Digital Fact Check & Social Q&A on GOP.gov/SOTU
• Congressman Boehner Delivers Opening Remarks at the 39th March for Life
• GOP.gov/SOTU Promo Trailer: 1,000 Days Without a Budget
• Turner Continues Call for UAS Language in Long-Term FAA Reauthorization
• Pro-Life Open House in D.C.
• Newark house fire kills 94-year-old woman
• Public to discuss Northridge school dress code issue Jan. 26
• Southwest Licking will hire another fourth-grade teacher
• Mild winter thus far easy on streets budget
• Business owners frustrated with Jerome rezoning
• Police reports
• Teacher, son get behind bone-marrow campaign
• Area National Guardsman in Afghanistan
• Panel discussion: Changing land-use issues affect development
• State’s roadwork delay will cost drivers
• Ohio Lottery
• Southern Ohio gets coating of ice
• Police: Slain man may not have been target
• Walter D. 'Tom' Thomson II | 1938-2012: Little Brown Jug flourished under energetic director
• Cleveland Aquarium lures plenty
• 2nd man arrested in slaying on Hilltop
• Ohio college students unite to push their issues
• Ohio Briefs
• Columbus Mileposts: Jan. 22, 1931 | Art museum opened with lack of fanfare
• Snowmobilers rescued from pond
• Ambulance run leads to meth lab
• Puppets aid TV coverage of trial
• Special-needs school losing students, staff members to startup
• Saber-toothed cat might have been on prowl in Ice Age Ohio
• Vets will get statue of Schwarzenegger
• Taking their turn
• Neighbors of dairy battling expansion
• Lobbyists sponsor party for Kasich
• Bicentennial kickoff is pricey
• Fallout of term limits also felt in counties
• Term limits could be revisited
• Slain man might not have been target in North Side shooting
• Verizon Wireless cellphones in Ohio plagued by troubles tonight
• Second man charged in Hilltop slaying
• Winter weather update: Icy roads not as bad as first feared
• Marking system could save fire crews
• Hemlock-killing bug found in Ohio state forest
• ‘Occupy’ protesters pounce on Kilroy at rally
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 21, 1814: Fugitive slaves still in danger in ‘free’ Ohio
• Craigslist suspect indicted
• Columbus police name 4 officers in shooting in Whitehall
• Backhoe hits car, kills man on South Side
• Scioto County maps stagnant
• Prison guard fired; state says he threatened Kasich
• Plan funds JobsOhio with state liquor profits
• Medical-marijuana effort advances
• High court asked to uphold lethal-injection methods
• All politicians OK for Dublin’s parade
• Ohio’s jobless rate drops, but so does number of jobs
• Residents displaced by pipeline leak can go home
• How much homework is too much?
• Girl bound, put in dog cage by dad
• Couple die in murder, suicide, police say
• Townships not allowed to chip in to Delaware bus fund
• Slaying victim had lost mother in 2006 crash
• Schlichter will remain in jail until sentencing
• Calling dad for help wasn’t best idea
• Police recruit arrested, fired
• Neighbor feels loss of friend in fire
• Gaballi discounts food for everyone
• Central Ohio Home and Garden Show 2012
• Columbus Children’s Theatre Announces Auditions For The Secret Garden
• Marysville Business Association eyes increasing web, foot ‘traffic’ for members
• Alexandria could be village’s customer
• WAC letter supports need for rec center
• Letter Former teacher shares thoughts about raises
• New board VP endorses efforts to end bullying
• Mayor’s vote OKs road-repair funding
• New Horizons congregation says it forgives church arsonist
• Boland planning for economic growth
• Eight-year annexation battle ends
• Plan would save FHHS auditorium
• Coming up
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• Population estimate puzzles Sunbury
• Johnstown-Monroe schools, families gain skills to handle bullying behavior
• Genoa Twp. spends less in 2011 than planned
• Airplane products leave much to imagination
• Licking Heights teacher awarded national education grant
• Wieringa earns employee of the year honors from Union County
• Back to cool: At a party
• Slain man had lost mother in 2006 crash
• Father, son share common bond: same-night drunken-driving charges
• Central Ohio braces for ice storm
• Johnstown police say two killed in murder-suicide
• College Completion panel Jan. 25
• Kasich designates Feb. 20 as 'John Glenn Friendship 7 Day'
• Airbus creating R&D consortium in Ohio; group includes Zyvex
• Schlichter forgoes hearing, will remain in jail until sentencing
• DeWine certifies medical marijuana ballot issue
• Equity expands into nursing homes, assisted-living facilities
• Escaped wolf hybrid found in Newark
• Kodak creditors include Cranel, 2 others in Ohio
• Countdown: Busiest acquirers among Central Ohio companies
• Columbus police recruit faces felony charges
• Judge denies petition by Noe’s defense
• Home sales finish 2011 down 1.3%; prices off 4.6%
• Ohio loses ground in tobacco fight
• Suspect in Craigslist killings could face death penalty
• Photo: Don't have a beard to keep you warm? You can buy one
• Fifth Third's 4Q profit lower than expected
• AT&T cheered by reviews of network upgrades
• CCAD Faculty in Group Exhibition
• The prices for various United States Postal Service mailing services will change...
• TV covering high-profile Ohio trial with puppets
• Ohio unemployment rate drops to 8.1% as more drop out of work force
• Students open to different religions
• Alumna Is Finalist in E! Design Competition
• Report: Casino-led growth on West Side a good bet
• Two men sentenced to 18 years to life for murder
• Those who enter Statehouse must have soles
• Teen pleads not guilty in crash that killed girlfriend
• Portman urges united front for Romney
• Police: Woman’s killing of boyfriend was self-defense
• Ohio U. is growing in popularity
• Man indicted on ID fraud charges in ‘skimming’
• Photo: A gritty job
• Crash also kills wrong-way driver
• Arson at Hillard home of Muslim scholar’s son is probed as possible hate crime
• Deputy: Church arson suspect called on himself
• Legal team is trying to stop execution
• Smallest church, open door
• Man charged in 2011 robbery-murder
• No 1-cent stamp? Don’t sweat it
• Grocery, apartments proposed for Hilliard site
• City Council finds enough cash for pools, programs
• Petro wants 4-year colleges to improve graduation rates
• P&G outsourcing 2,700 inventory management jobs
• CareSource rolls out consumer feedback program
• Drug shortages alter patients’ care
• Consumer protection bureau starts payday lending oversight
• Cleveland ad agency cuts 30 employees
• Toledo's Mercy laying off 55 workers
• Muslim inmate settles lawsuit over prison food
• Boy, 13, admits raping 5-year-old at McDonald’s
• Ex-Death Row inmate accused of making threat
• Amish leader can accept electricity to gain release
• The Columbus Log Home and Timber Frame Show
• Power Show Ohio 2012
• Columbus Cyclefest 2012
• Columbus Home Improvement Show 2012
• Speaker Boehner: President Obama’s Policies “Hurting the Ability of Small Businesses to Create Jobs”
• Editorial Backlash Against President Obama’s Job-Destroying Keystone Decision Continues
• Signs Point to Yet Another Unserious Budget by President Obama
• Boehner Column: President Obama’s Pipeline Decision: Bad for Jobs, Bad for our Economy, Bad for Energy Security
• Coming Soon: Watch the State of the Union Address Live on GOP.gov/SOTU
• Pro-Life Event in Ottawa
• Bexley police release surveillance video of suspicious man
• Authorities identify, indict man arrested in ATM 'skimmer' case
• I was happy to see the National School Lunch Act amended so that public schools...
• Ohioans lose about $2M to sweepstakes scams
• Accused Amish leader would install electricity so he can be monitored
• Representative Tim Ryan Contacts U.S. EPA, USGS Regarding Injection Wells
• Representative Tim Ryan Contacts U.S. EPA, USGS Regarding Injection Wells
• Consultant: West Side casino could lead to jobs, growth
• Ohio booze sales reach record level in 2011
• Powell software firm staying put after acquisition by Tokyo’s Digital Garage
• ODOT moving ahead with public meetings, despite delayed 70/71 split
• Rep. Sutton Promotes Jobs Plan During Factory Tour
• Scotts hoping price freeze, more ad spending can grow sales
• Huntington closing 29 standalone branches; Giant Eagle openings continue
• Southwest Airlines profit up in Q4, down for year
• Schlichter accused of cocaine use while on house arrest
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 19, 1994: Record cold shatters equipment, services
• Ohioans see jobs potential in fracking, poll finds, but still want moratorium
• Second man arrested in September fatal shooting
• Retail vacancies continue on path of modest improvement
• Casino, Westland Mall area ripe for redevelopment, report finds
• Heartland BancCorp posts 11% profit increase in 2011
• Detective: Gasoline found at scene of church fire
• CCAD Graduates Open Eclectic Shop in Ann Arbor
• Huntington profit jumps 74% in 2011 as credit quality improves
• Columbus not part of state training grants for medical homes
• Germain Amphitheater bought for $5.5M
• Ohio voters evenly split on 'heartbeat bill'
• Cedar Point raising ticket prices, offering online discounts
• Cleveland Browns want $5.8M from city for stadium repairs
• Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport considers name change
• Exotic-animal ownership rules would force family to give up monkey
• Nova Engineering closing, 96 jobs to be lost
• Council debates use of extra money
• Kasich taking State of State on road
• Westerville schools plan funding priorities
• Romney gets Portman’s endorsement
• Teen sentenced in killing of mom’s boyfriend
• Retirement community’s tax revision doesn’t stick
• Pedestrian killed on Broad was homeless, records say
• Mother feared her son might kill someday
• Man gets 7 years for firebombing of rape victim’s home
• Police shoot suspect wanted in 2 slayings
• Huntington earnings rise 3 percent in 4th quarter
• 2 teens’ accounts of shooting differ in 911 calls
• Romney in front among Ohio Republicans, but not by much
• DNA info shouldn’t have been reused in later investigation, justices are told
• Celeste TV ad is first in Democratic primary
• 6 finalists for consumers’ counsel
• State to boost training of doctors in patient-centered system
• Money sought to spray algae treatment across all of Grand Lake
• Marathoners can help hospital continue its strong run
• Insurance exchanges in works
• Anti-bully bill gets Ohio Senate’s approval
• Alumna’s Photography Project Gets Nod from New York Times
• Columbus Build, Remodel and Landscape Expo 2012
• Obama Keystone Decision “Politics At Its Worst,” “Missed Economic Opportunity,” “Thwarting Thousands of Jobs”
• Democrats Still Defying the Will of the People by Opposing ObamaCare Repeal
• UA to present state-of-city address Jan. 23
• Chief pitches need for new station
• Quilt guild slates Jan. 24 meeting
• Police reports
• WARM receives $50,000 Walmart Foundation grant
• Westerville schools’ spending isn’t even ‘close to the bottom’
• Work at Rt. 3/I-270 intersection will upgrade city ‘brand’
• Beth Tikvah installs rabbi
• Winter open house slated Jan. 22
• Commit to justice and charity, Tucker urges crowd during speech
• Police reports
• Smith filled with ideas ‘to help everyone’
• New trail might connect park to mall
• WEF awards grants to 22 teachers, staff
• VP: College must be affordable
• Big Splash to break even for 2011 season
• Apartments, grocery store considered for area
• Police reports
• Worthington Place will open doors for WEF fundraiser
• Proposed incentives could mean 54 new jobs
• Meeting set to bring back Northland-area neighborhood
• Preview: Rascal Flatts at Nationwide Arena
• Beauty: Keep hands healthy in wintertime
• TV review: Touch
• Lunch review: Barcelona Restaurant and Bar
• Preview: Fiddler on the Roof at the McCoy Center
• Staff Pick: Full Belly Food Drive at Skully’s
• Preview: Dance @ 30 FPS
• Ask Nicci: Don’t even think about hooking up with the boss
• TV Review: Archer
• Theater review: 33 Variations
• Preview: D.R.U.G.S. at the Newport
• Preview: El pasado es un animal grotesco at the Wex
• Staff Pick: Columbus Cartoonists: A Bicentennial Exhibition
• Staff Pick: Nereid at Feverhead
• Preview: Machine Head at the Newport
• Exhibit: Year of Shakespeare: The Exhibit
• Restaurant review: Section 8 Yakitorium
• Bar: Three Legged Mare
• Movie review: Shame
• Feature: Los Campesinos! at Skully’s
• Local music: The Apple-Bottom Gang
• Sensory Overload: Bonneville
• Style: Unexpected finds
• The law clearly says the President can only block the Keystone pipeline project...
• Burning car holds body at Port Clinton Walmart
• Germain Amphitheater site sold for redevelopment
• Worthington man dies a day after colliding with backhoe
• Columbus medical homes move forward without state training grants
• Gov. Kasich to deliver State of the State in Steubenville
• Miscommunication freed man now suspected in Craigslist killings
• Tractor Supply finds empty Walmart space for Urbana store
• Double-stacked trains begin running between Columbus and Cincy
• Central Ohio tech companies talk startups
• Teen sentenced to four years for fatal shooting
• I gave Cuyahoga commissioner gold ring and big TV, witness testifies
• Man sentenced to 44 years for fatal bar room shooting
• Bengals' Pacman Jones pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Sheriff releases final report on deaths of exotic animals
• Bankruptcy filings ease in Ohio
• PNC earnings fall in 2011
• Hilliard to 'Solebrate' signature event in 2013
• Council's budget plan would save more, spend more
• Columbus Marathon renamed in deal with Nationwide Children’s Hospital
• Columbus Marathon has new name, charitable mission
• Tower jolt cuts signals for WBNS and WCMH
• Poll: Romney leading among Ohio GOP voters
• Hilltop man sought in probes of two killings
• Columbus schools tax-advisory panel mostly corporate executives
• New business filings increased in Ohio last year
• Wendy’s tests premium ‘Black Label’ burgers
• CCAD Students Create Video for Nationwide
• ODOT delays, cancels several projects
• OSU researcher: Foodborne illness costs $77.7B a year
• OSU to get $6 million from graduate
• High-tech manufacturing jobs leaving Ohio
• Ohio bled high-tech jobs in past decade
• Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad lands $3.2M grant
• FDIC rates Ohio Savings as "needs to improve"
• Ohio limits brine injection wells to 8,000 feet
• Ohioan’s film fuels attacks on Romney
• Kasich seeks taxes on oil, gas drilling
• Money crunch pushes Downtown roadwork way back
• Performance - Jazz Moves Columbus
• Therapy dogs give young readers patient, nonjudgmental audience at libraries
• Drug may ease surgical bleeding
• Vehicles hit, kill man on E. Broad near Whitehall
• Columbia Gas won’t lay pipeline under OSU wetlands
• Argument ends in shooting; one dead
• Rickenbacker still in red as county’s subsidy deal expires
• Inspector general’s talk at GOP dinner faces scrutiny
• Woman shot by police drops lawsuit
• Ward representatives for City Council urged
• Paying families to share homes with friends and relatives?
• Drive aims to raise $300,000 for homeless
• Ohio education czar leaving post
• In emotional speech, Kasich talks of faith, civil rights
• Latta Statement on SOPA and PIPA
• President’s Jobs Council to President Obama: Adopt GOP Bills, Approach to Job Creation
• Economists: Spending-Driven Debt Holding Back Economic Growth, Job Creation
• While President Obama Says No to Keytone Jobs, His Jobs Council Endorses Energy Pipeline Projects
• Congressman Boehner: “This is Not the End of the Fight” for Keystone Energy Jobs
• Congressman Boehner: "This is Not the End of the Fight" for Keystone Energy Jobs
• Congressman Boehner to Make Opening Remarks at the 39th March for Life
• Turner Statement on Disapproval of the President’s Debt Limit Increase
• Turner Statement on SOPA/PIPA Internet Legislation
• Latta Denounces President Obama’s Decision on Keystone
• No charges expected in Reynoldsburg shooting
• Bexley mayor takes leave of absence; Kessler is acting mayor
• Governor's education director leaving for private sector
• Inspector general's speech at Republican fundraiser raises questions
• Ohio leader wants thorough hearings on exotic pets
• VP Biden to return to Columbus Feb. 9
• House Republicans set priorities for 2012
• Jobs, collective-bargaining reform on Republicans’ agenda
• Alumni Make End-of-Year Top 10 List
• Reynoldsburg’s Brentwood Lakes bought for bargain $18.6M
• ODOT pushes back future phases of I-70/71 reconstruction project
• Ohio State gets $6 million gift for arts
• An article from Roll Call about the Appropriations Committee:
• Ohio high court upholds search of abandoned laptop
• Polymera ramps up production at Hebron composites plant
• Columbus, Dayton real estate firms merge
• CPAs see better prospects for Ohio than U.S.
• Judge sentences 'church lady bandit' to 51 years in prison
• Rock Hall of Fame opens archives to public
• One person killed on Far West Side
• End of an Era: Lutz retires as Ohio’s all-time victory leader
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• Wendy’s plucks top lawyer from Tim Hortons
• Rejected union pact jeopardizes Timken expansion
• Solar panel maker in Perrysburg lays off 40
• New Cleveland aquarium hopes to attract 500,000 visitors
• Texas company buys Akron electronics assembler
• Summa Rehab Hospital set to open in Akron
• Nostalgic signs of the times to get new home in Cincinnati
• Burglar caught in act suffers fatal beating
• Speakers link King Day, hot political issues
• Children were key participants in Columbus’ King Day events
• Columbus school board may raise time for public to speak
• Well problems frustrate couples
• Akron barber meets thief in close shave
• Money for Cleveland bridge might not be there
• Cleveland aquarium decorated for occupants
• Owner of shop charged with drug trafficking
• Adding full-time professors still Columbus State goal
• Pipeline leak still keeps mobile-home park empty
• Ohio farms flush with manure
• Sewer work starts under I-71
• DeWine needs time to appeal execution ruling
• Knox County EMA chief dismissed
• Challenger blasts use of funds by Fairfield County prosecutor
• Heritage Rail Trail crossings involve fair share of risk
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 17, 1929: YWCA has empowered women for decades
• Portman thinks Cordray hampered by appointment maneuver
• Ohio high-court justice in demand among Democrats
• Latta and the President’s Jobs Council Urge for Approval of Keystone Energy Project
• Keystone XL “Ought to Be a No-Brainer,” “Begins & Ends With One Word: Jobs”
• Congressman Boehner Reacts to President Obama’s Jobs Council Endorsing GOP Approach to Job Creation
• Turner Statement on the Administration’s Intention to Sign onto EU Code of Conduct for Space
• Grandview council to hear MORPC's balanced-growth plan
• Marble Cliff council to continue service-contract discussion tonight
• Police: Suspected burglar beaten by homeowner dies of injuries
• Medical Assisting & Dental Assisting students Bring-A-Friend-To-School week Mond...
• Thousands honor King's legacy
• Ohio ex-governor enjoys life away from politics
• “No person has the right to rain on your dreams.” Martin Luther King Jr.
• Marysville church holds service in school after fire
• Franklin County irate over state funding change for mental-health services
• To aficionados, orchids are a passion flower
• Woman fatally hurt in wrong-way crash
• Not all King Day activities sold out
• Site of Reynoldsburg slaying was home of victim
• Dump truck recovered; loader, trailer missing
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 16, 1984: Hotel opening marks Capitol South rebirth
• State’s new mental-health funding policy angers Franklin County
• Photo: Roller-coaster weather
• Ohio seeks OK from U.S. Supreme Court for execution
• State parks cleaner with fewer trash receptacles
• Ohioans likely to pay higher home-insurance rates
• Solicitation | Have plans for Columbus bicentennial?
• Refugees from Iraq in central Ohio know they are lucky ones
• Electronic billing is healthy for medical finances
• Senior centers struggle for funding as use grows
• Some names invite street-wise cracks
• Dog owner pleads guilty in pit-bull attack
• Art instructor inspires his students every day
• Hospitals work to increase flow of breast milk in neonatal ICUs
• Most state senators return anti-abortion bears
• Lake Erie conditions right for Asian carp
• Turner Statement on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Congressman Boehner Commemorates Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Woman killed in first traffic fatality of year in Columbus
• Twitter, Facebook helped students at Westerville North
• Cellphone network might jam GPS signal
• Better ash
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Ohio Lottery
• Man shot during domestic dispute
• Orient facing elimination
• Beatty to quit OSU job
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closings
• Columbus Mileposts: Jan. 15, 1803 | Founder’s son born in 20-room mansion
• Forgotten tape is speech King made at high school
• Columbus State to test summer job-skills program
• Hawk not always neighborly
• Man charged in Hilltop apartment shooting
• Getting healthier food into corner markets takes time
• State wants London to let charter keep profit
• Red-light offenses aren’t all close
• Primary extremism can sting later
• Barn born again
• Cities seek help to bulldoze homes
• Cable cycles frustrate Athens County viewers
• More Ohio kids living in poverty, lunch program shows
• Letter: Supporting votes for annexation appreciated
• Canton fires 29 double-dipping workers, citing faulty paperwork
• Company hopes to find gas beneath Ohio cemetery
• Grant will go to improving Woodhaven Road stretch
• MTFD hires more part-time workers to help with responses
• Officials expect event to remain popular
• Business owners lament Pataskala’s tiered water rates
• Radon-dangers class slated Jan. 19
• Licking County Foundation awards 21 grants to nonprofits
• Chamber leaders expect event to remain popular
• Wand named school board president
• Mayor: City income-tax receipts indicate recovery
• Devine, Powers sworn in as school board members
• Fire chief announces retirement
• Freudenberg, Fraker reflect on school board experiences
• Grant will help fund regional health clinic
• Local officials await Honda site decision
• Police reports
• Marysville school district reboots superintendent search
• Columbus' social scene evolved somewhat slowly
• VFW Post 6065 lists meeting schedule
• Not all districts can raise money to build
• Prairie Township trustees oppose H.B. 379
• Seniors gain friendship with fancy footwork
• New urban forester welcomes challenges
• Hilltop man is city's first homicide victim of 2012
• Police cleared in death of suspect at fight
• Group tries to block abortion foes’ effort
• Panties to reappear on bridge, in official capacity
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 14, 1891: Cutoff of natural gas sparked run on coal
• Most ‘brine’ is from out of state
• Keeping it reel: Smaller movie theaters rely on extras to survive amid competition from big chains
• Hail to the (retiring) chief
• Former appraiser sentenced for crimes
• Gee’s apology accepted by Polish-American group
• Fatal crash brings together Chinese students
• Union agrees to pay freeze
• Two men convicted of Franklinton murder
• Money woes may gum up highway projects
• Franklin County elections board OKs health-premium hike
• Toledo schools sued by publisher
• Vital Statistics
• Arlington Cafe robbed at gunpoint
• Columbus police chief gets big send-off
• Auditor to look into usage of state's airplanes
• Appeals court agrees: Ohio execution must wait
• Board of Elections raises employee health premiums
• Second labor union agrees to contract extension with state
• Cleveland Fed chief saw troubled housing market in ’06, but not collapse
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• Willis promotes Columbus office chief
• Top of the List: Largest office parks
• Think tank tracks county-by-county impact of state budget cuts
• Ex-councilman sentenced to prison for identity theft
• Gee apologizes for Polish joke
• Dublin to let Shoppes at River Ridge get more-visible signs
• Leave death penalty up to a panel?
• Chase profit falls in 4Q, but up 9% for 2011
• Winter’s first major blast strikes central Ohio
• Gasoline leak forces 50 from Ohio mobile-home park
• High-school quarterback charged in fatal Union County crash
• Columbus Zoo’s new elephant dwarfs others
• Attack on Union County church might be related to sex-abuse claim
• OhioHealth planning campus in Pickerington for latest expansion
• Bill proposes $8,000 stipend for athletes
• Tony Packo's sale could be revived
• FCC talking change to NFL blackout rules
• Lake Co. weighing sales tax hike, property tax and stormwater fee decreases
• Diebold building $100M HQ 5 miles from current facility
• Traffic improves slightly at Dayton airport, down in Dec.
• A&W in Boardman closes, auctions memorabilia
• Polish group seeks apology from Gee
• Ohio colleges to aid vets with PTSD, brain injuries
• City overtime up 15% in 2011
• Biden hits hot-button subject: college costs
• Sleep-texting? You’re not dreaming
• Snowy owl on ‘Dispatch’ front page found dead
• Woman is cleared in killing of ex-boyfriend
• Diebold buys land for new HQ
• Few women gain Upper Arlington honor
• Start Linden group behind on taxes and hard to locate
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 13, 1891: Scioto River burned long before Cuyahoga
• Man police shot faces gun charge
• Sitter gets 5 years for scalding 2-year-old
• Sex-trafficking victim knows the value of hope
• Cleveland man admits strangling woman
• New Albany schools buys land to fulfill longtime goal
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2012-01: January 10 - 24, 2012
• Speaker's Delegation Discusses Jobs, Trade, Security with President Calderon in Mexico City
• Speaker’s Delegation Completes Colombia Leg of Latin America Mission; Discusses FTA Implementation with Presidents of Panama & Colombia
• VIDEO: If You Were President – And Could Help Create Thousands of Jobs – What Would You Do?
• Latta Announces U.S. Military Service Academy Nominations
• OPWC to fund two New Albany-area road projects
• Douglass elected Grandview school board president
• VP visit was first of its kind for Gahanna Lincoln
• OhioHealth eyeing 70 acres in Pickerington
• Real-estate agent helping Haitians
• Comedy: Q & A with Sean Patton
• Biden, Duncan discuss college affordability at Gahanna school
• Woman who scalded boy in tub sentenced to five years in prison
• Biden samples local fare at North Market
• Union County teen charged in fatal wreck
• Where We Live | The Lucy Depp neighborhood: Living black history
• Developers begin tenant search for Lane Avenue church site
• Former CDC chief to speak at Battelle event aimed at ambitious women engineers
• Allow 70 mph on all Ohio interstates, lawmaker says
• Company cautions against linking well, Ohio quakes
• Countdown: Central Ohio stocks with highest dividend yield
• Ohio panel sticks to 'White Only' pool sign ruling
• Pay college athletes, Ohio lawmaker proposes
• Prosecutor wants death-penalty laws to be more friendly to victims
• 2011 foreclosures down because of delayed filings
• Analysts think Bob Evans, Bravo Brio attractive acquisition targets
• Honda mum on plant location, but hints point to Marysville
• CCAD Students Create Focus for Scotts LawnService Offices
• Fed: Midwest economy suffering winter blues
• New trial ordered in double slaying due to attorney’s affair with client’s wife
• Federal judge halts execution
• Columbus council restructures committees
• Wright-Patterson to lose 234 civilian workers
• ArcelorMittal to restart idled portion of Cleveland steel mill
• Toledo TV station operator buying competitor
• 6 GOP candidates will be on primary ballot in Ohio
• Chiquita taking its PGA golf tournament to Charlotte too
• Aultman Health buying Orrville community hospital
• Exal nixes plans for $400M Youngstown expansion
• Ohio education in top 10 nationally despite a so-so grade
• Wright-Patterson plans to cut 234 civilian jobs
• Woman gets jail in traffic death
• Help to quit smoking is scarce
• Man found dead at battery recycler in Lancaster
• Man cleared in shooting death on Far East Side
• Abuse, rejection detailed in sentencing hearing for boy who fatally shot mom’s boyfriend
• Photo: It’s almost showtime
• Snowy owls venture far south of the Arctic to thrill area birders
• Scales don’t carry that much weight in determining health
• Group seeks second medical-marijuana issue for ballot
• Metro park near New Albany to get 127 more acres
• Medicaid contracts to reward wellness
• 2 in Columbus among 50 charged in theft ring of Puerto Rican IDs
• Group seeking dog-auction ban nearing signature goal
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 12, 1921: Thurber among those happy City Hall burned
• Law clarifies county wellness programs
• Slain Westerville teacher remembered fondly
• Behind the Scenes in Bogota: Speaker Boehner & President Santos Talk Trade, Jobs
• More Than 100 Groups Urge POTUS to “Act Swiftly” on Job-Creating Keystone XL Pipeline
• Metro park near New Albany to get 127 more acres
• 6 GOP candidates make Ohio primary ballot
• New urban forester welcomes challenges
• Preservation group apprises GVS of plans
• Shadowbox begins hosting comedy nights on Jan. 17
• Reynoldsburg native returns home as royalty in 'Shrek'
• Committee proposes monument to Holdridge and Burns
• City is well-prepared for winter weather
• Council supports grant for project
• OPWC awards funds for Third Ave. widening
• Police reports
• Visitors at GHHS subject to new security measures
• Grandview artist’s work shows a timely essence
• Letter: Library Foundation planning next ‘Bash’
• Officials visit recycling research facility
• Grove City administrator to retire
• Mayoral, council candidates file post-election reports
• Not all districts can raise money to build
• OhioHealth to purchase more Stringtown land
• Town Center Inc. seeks members
• Officer opens martial arts school
• Winter exhibits at OSU Urban Arts Space
• Pretzel rolls: Who does it best?
• Movie review: Carnage
• TV review: Being Human
• Staff Pick: Elvis-A-Thon at The Bluestone
• Preview: Houndstooth Bindles at Cafe Bourbon Street
• Sensory Overload: Apocalypse Inc.
• We tried it: Free online workouts
• Preview: Freddie T and the People at Double Happiness
• Preview: Krayzie Bone at Skully’s
• Movie review: The Iron Lady
• Objects of Desire: The little black dress
• Preview: 33 Variations at Columbus Performing Arts Center
• Staff pick: Crispin Glover’s Big Slide Show at Grandview Theater
• TV review: Alcatraz
• Staff Pick: Rock and Roll High School Reunion at Ace of Cups
• TV review: Fringe
• Theater review: Body Language at Shadowbox
• Restaurant review: Arirang
• Movie review: The Artist
• Catching up with Josh Krajcik
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• Local music: City Lights
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• Judge orders new trial for man convicted in parents' murder
• Worker killed at Lancaster construction site
• Teen killer in court for sentencing
• Gee’s latest gaffe comes at expense of Polish army
• "...community colleges as heavy-lifters in helping to assure that everyone in th...
• Gee: ‘Audacious’ cost-cutting, privatization can save Ohio State $1B
• Ohio JFS seeks more private plans for consolidated Medicaid regions
• Ohio banks’ 4Q reporting starts Friday
• Reading the tea leaves during bank earnings season
• Kasich announces new contracts for Ohio's Medicaid program
• Judge halts next week's execution for Ohio couple's killer
• Crash has Cleveland Avenue closed just a mile or so north of campus at 5th Avenu...
• Ohio oil and gas exec says industry aware of drilling scrutiny
• Worthington Industries recalls propylene cylinders
• Columbus social scene evolved somewhat slowly
• Business Expo and Dinner slated Jan. 27
• Donahue elected president, Bender VP
• New rules lower maximum building height, change setbacks
• OPWC awards $544,500 for bike-lane addition — in 2013
• Plans for Old Town zoning district headed to council
• Waites, Niceswanger chosen to lead
• Annual school fair set for Jan. 17
• Robot Science Day is Jan. 14 at COSI
• Kickoff set for Clintonville’s 165th birthday
• Meeting on gas project set for Jan. 23
• New urban forester looks forward to challenges
• Going ‘green’ sometimes turns into green
• City, library mull bigger or new branch
• Class sizes, busing listed in first phase of cost-cutting
• Council unanimously OKs Nestle incentives
• Healthy Dublin offering events, assessment
• Locals to speak on ‘dream’ for MLK Day
• Manatees come and go at Columbus zoo
• Dublin Irish Festival begins countdown to 25th anniversary
• Grant funds equipment for new dental office
• Seniors gain friendship with fancy footwork
• CEO survey: Majority of Ohio execs have hiring plans
• Alumna Participates in Portrait Exhibition
• Top of the List: Largest chambers of commerce
• Food tiff ends in 4 deaths in Hocking County
• Photo: Night vision
• Robbins & Myers moves HQ from Ohio to Texas
• Rubbermaid exploring sites for new distribution center
• Chrysler to add 50 jobs at Toledo Jeep plant
• Kay Jewelers, Jared boost holiday sales 8%
• Soul food coming to the Banks in Cincinnati
• Taylor continues criticisms of health-insurance exchange
• Whitehall students checking out new buildings
• Inebriated OSU student damaged fossils, police say
• Jury finds ‘church lady’ preyed on banks
• Arson suspect arrested after Union County church set ablaze
• Housing is coming back, says economist
• Senate panel OKs bill to curb bullying
• Columbia Gas urged to avoid OSU wetlands in gas pipeline route
• Man facing charges of defrauding lenders
• GOP torn by Biden, Duncan visit to Gahanna
• State sets Race to the Top pace
• Man accused of killing poker-club partner denied bond
• Maximum sentence urged for physician convicted in oxycodone deaths
• Federal grant will finance Near East Side redevelopment plan
• Veteran administrators take helm in 2 cities
• Family fights parole for killer
• 2012’s first execution still on for next week
• Crash kills Marysville woman
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 11, 1842: Photographer pricey, but worth it to some
• Speaker Boehner, House Delegation in Colombia to Review Implementation of Free Trade Agreement, Critical Security Partnership
• We Can’t Wait: When Will Senate Democrats Take Up House-Passed Boiler MACT Bill to Protect Jobs?
• Man accused of killing poker-club partner denied bond
• Columbia Gas urged to avoid wetlands in building pipeline
• Argument over food lead to deaths
• Police reports
• Union County church burns while man watches from swing
• Kasich denies clemency for elderly couple's killer
• Union County woman killed in crash
• Garden Ridge building in Hilliard lands buyer
• Columbus office listed in USDA cutback
• Woman convicted of 'church lady' robberies
• Dublin offers Pacer, ASK Chemical tax deals for jobs pledges
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• First Look: Honda’s revamped Accord, Acura lineup
• Hoggy’s closes all but 1 restaurant as it enters receivership
• Limited signs new franchisee to take over La Senza in U.K.
• Ohio Republicans question Democrats' lawsuit expenses
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• Surging DSW steps up store opening pace
• Biden to visit Gahanna Lincoln High School on Jan. 12
• Faculty’s Sculpture Featured in Daily Paper
• Cleveland Fed adds directors
• 4 shot dead in family tragedy
• Ohio Turnpike has safest year in history
• City Council shuffles assignments
• Architect-designer couple see food trucks drawing diners to struggling areas
• They might be waiting awhile for repairs on Pataskala road
• McGee Brown seeking full term as justice
• Medicaid terminates contracts with agencies after malnourished girl’s death
• Husband charged in double shooting
• Man to spend 2 years in prison for killing friend
• Two-year sentence for aiding pill mill
• 9 dogs killed, 5 saved in East Side house fire
• Mom gets 25 years in plot to kill her child’s father
• Honda expanding to build Acura NSX in Ohio
• Westerville, Dublin schools study budget cuts
• Cavs owner Gilbert in talks to buy AFL's Cleveland Gladiators
• Regulator: Cleveland trash facility could release pollutants
• Cincinnati dealer first to sell electric Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Kalahari Resort opens $22M convention center addition
• Teacher indicted on 2 sex charges
• Ohio to test Medicaid payments based on efficiency
• Miffed tutors blame district for delaying students’   help
• Acura will build its luxury ‘supercar’ in Ohio
• Boehner, 6 others to look at trade south of border
• Cincinnati firm to audit state housing finance authority
• Priest convicted of murder loses bid for new trial
• ‘Sluggish’ tax collections worrying state budget director
• Proposed ‘personhood’ ballot wording approved
• Biden, education chief to visit Gahanna school
• Aide who abused patient gets 10 1/2 years
• How to Time Your Plastic Surgery for Events and Holidays
• The Keystone to Keeping the President’s New Year’s Resolution
• Speaker’s Congressional Delegation Completes Brazil Leg of Latin America Mission
• Congressman Latta Announces New Law that Allows Schools to Donate Leftover Food to Charities and Pantries
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• Honda: Revived NSX to be made in Ohio
• KB Toys, Totes among Ohio deals by Romney’s Bain Capital
• Slideshow: Blue Jackets coaches, ranked by record
• Let's inspire and encourage Franklin University students who didn't graduate yes...
• Blue Jackets fire head coach Arniel
• Selling businesses got better prices in ’11
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• Near East Side starts renewal with $10 million from OSU
• Detroit auto show opens amid optimistic mood
• Computer Sciences Corp. cutting 200 Dayton employees
• Rohrer Corp. acquires Pennsylvania's Buckell Plastics
• Dayton research institute could repurpose idled GM plant
• Toledo theater to get $750k facelift
• Akron bridge project over budget, behind schedule
• Boehner survives hits from both sides of aisle
• Hamilton County lags on food-stamp aid
• Adults urged to get whooping cough shots
• Ohio’s brewers set to roll out tasting rooms
• Suburbs feeling state-aid cuts
• Diversity a hurdle to improving Beaumont neighborhood
• Municipal court judge offers ‘broader perspective’
• Police seek witnesses to shooting
• Ohio Lottery
• Trial of former Cuyahoga commissioner gets under way this week
• Real-estate agent pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Clinic offers adoption as viable choice for women seeking abortion
• A seismic shift in Ohio’s concerns over earthquakes
• Cincinnati school hit by arson to be demolished soon
• Some Girl Scout troops have no taste for selling cookies
• Trash colors
• Job-seekers can get free review of resume
• Parents out of loop on adult kids’ health data
• In district map tangle, ray of hope for 2020
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 9, 1908: Last great vaudeville magician finally wows his hometown
• Ohio AT&T’s Lifeline phone rate increases
• Vitamin Shoppe exec joins Express board
• Authorities shut down three Internet cafes
• Not 2 Be Missed | Waitress offers tip: Trackers, go away
• Congratulations to all the Franklin University students graduating! A new chapte...
• Files give look into 4 police-chief candidates
• City code enforcers don’t track problem landlords
• Most local charter schools focus on a niche
• Coleman keys on youths, housing
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Violent confrontations lead to increase in police shootings
• Bacterial avengers
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• John Glenn, at 90, still pushes throttle forward
• Two shootings rock Lancaster neighborhood
• Teachers sought raise of 12% during strike
• On new honey-do list: Plan wedding
• Two officers identified in fatal shooting of suspect
• These days, it could be called coyote moon
• Groups help fund college for many
• COTA studying speedy bus route
• City officials to visit recycling company
• Staneart chosen as new mayor of Johnstown
• Village denied $400,000 development grant
• County eyes consolidation of sheriff’s, 911 dispatch centers
• Shepard: More duties bring more pay
• Pataskala's Baird remembered as friend, mentor
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• Pataskala council commits $10K annually to cause
• Hayes appointed Pataskala council president
• Business owners take trustees to task over zoning-code revisions
• City leaders excited about Marysville’s future
• Devine, Powers shared expenses during school board campaigns
• Marysville, Union County seeing 'steady, sustainable' growth
• Marysville students rack up hours volunteering
• Rezoning tabled until Feb. 9
• Big Darby Town Center plans take shape slowly
• Central Ohio opening a new chapter in economic development
• Coming up
• Former brothers in arms now try to help combat veterans
• Improvements made to Muirfield practice area
• Local life coach uses her story to inspire others
• Police: 2 shot in Lancaster
• Metro high school has spring-semester spots
• COSI making room for local historical society
• $150 ticket will get you into opening of Cleveland aquarium
• Converter thieves difficult to catch
• Police shoot, kill fleeing driver
• 100 losing jobs at trucking company
• Cincinnati loses say over STD funding
• Mentally ill languish in Youth Services
• DeWine: Regulate gambling ‘cafes’
• Rules slow swipe-card checkouts
• Columbus mileposts | Jan 7, 1974: Our brewing tradition falls victim to age, debt
• Vital statistics
• Server hacked at OSU hospital
• 18 may lose jobs helping disabled
• Recycling up again at bins in county
• Principal is placed on leave
• Early release denied in ’93 shooting
• No party for Toledo’s birthday
• Ohio news briefs
• Male peregrine falcon turns up dead in Canton
• Once-rare river otter expanding its habitat
• Endangered tiger cubs on view
• Courthouse demolition delayed
• Woman struck by car, fatally injured while walking dogs in Chillicothe
• Coming up
• Pickerington school district wrapping up investigation on elementary principal
• Gahanna soldiers will be honored at All-American Bowl
• Report: Move mentally ill youth from Ohio lockups
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• Ohio suppliers roll with improving Honda, other car makers
• DeWine calls for regulations for 'Internet cafes'
• Sophisticated Systems buys competitor
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• 2nd new-look Tim Hortons in area debuts at Polaris
• Worthington Industries boosts Q2 profits on lower sales
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• One person killed in officer-involved shooting
• Worker on Licking County road crew killed by falling tree
• One homicide added to city’s 2011 count
• Man killed, two family members hurt in I-270 crash in Dublin
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 6, 1857: Hoop skirts fell victim at Statehouse opening
• Inspectors confident Ohio nuclear plant is safe to run
• DeSales apologizes for explicit music between girls basketball games
• Job training wins experts’ backing as Columbus council mulls spending
• Earnings growth slows in Q2 for RPM International
• Photo: Anti-drift protection
• Oil, gas drilling leases increase in Stark, Portage counties
• New Pelotonia route promises fewer hills
• Cedar Fair attendance improves in 2011
• Macy's gets holiday boost, sales up 7 percent in Dec.
• Trucking company to sell Akron facility, up to 100 to lose jobs
• Ohio trying to lure $2B natural gas processing plant
• Vacant houses swamping city
• Bellevue: Northern Ohio city divided over Obama’s re-election
• Mighty careers from high-school robots grow
• Democrats present own health-benefit exchange
• Ohio streams slightly cleaner
• Soggy weather limits zoo visits
• Police ID Ohio State students who died in New Jersey crash
• Fairfield County GOP backs rivals for same office
• Supreme Court sets schedule for suit on legislative districts
• Bruce Baird | 1938-2012: Pataskala evolved with mayor’s help
• Cleveland Ave. detours needed for bridge work
• Police identify officer who shot 19-year-old
• Ex-school secretary gets probation in theft
• Columbus Mileposts Extra: Correct date quickly forgotten for Statehouse’s night to remember
• Columbus Children's Theatre Presents Getting Near to Baby
• New Movie: Abraham Lincoln - Vampire Hunter
• Congressman Boehner Statement on December Unemployment Report
• Changes made to city council committees for 2012
• Pickerington City Council selects 2012 leadership
• Grandview council supports CORF grant application
• New stage suits Columbus Symphony
• Falling tree kills Licking County worker
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• Corazon price drops below $3M after yet another deal falls through
• Jazz Arts Group looking for new executive director
• Ohio Democrats announce plan to set up health insurance marketplace
• State report: Lakes, rivers, streams improving slightly
• Dems try again to force Ohio’s hand in creating insurance exchange
• Former Pataskala mayor dies at age 73
• AEP buying retail electricity supplier BlueStar
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• NY company boosts stake in Butler Schein Animal Health
• Section 8 Yakitorium serving up exotic Japanese cuisine
• Test finds gunshot residue on hands of exotic-animal owner
• Navidea gets $10M financing from Hercules bio fund
• Nonprofit takes over Cleveland's Agora Theater
• Quake-linked injection well owner to remove wastewater
• Casino openings delayed in Cleveland, Toledo
• Macy's to close 9 stores, including one in Ohio
• Farber gets $53.5M federal order for emergency shuttles
• Honda sales down 7 percent in 2011
• Power outage affects Reynoldsburg area; 2 elementary schools delay classes
• Violet trustee's cousin files public-records suit against township
• Fashion: Headbands
• Ask Nicci: How to stop smothering men
• Preview: Wale at the Newport
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• Beer: Old 21 by The Brew Kettle
• Restaurant review: Hubbard Grille’s Fried Tuesday
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• Sensory Overload: Battleships
• Preview: Michael Guinane at the Cultural Arts Center
• Theater preview: Shrek the Musical
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• Shopping: Cool clocks
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• Feature: Relay Recording
• 10 movies we can't wait to see in 2012
• Happy Hour: Rumba Cafe
• No reprieve likely for 1884 courthouse
• Intruder-shooting case will go to grand jury
• Family has no trouble recalling birth dates
• Teacher resigns after nude-photos incident; aide fired for dragging child
• Teacher resigns after nude-photos incident; aide fired for dragging child
• Reynoldsburg company’s vehicles to provide health-care services to veterans
• Charter-school kids’ dad welcomed on school board
• Democrats want new legislative maps thrown out
• Obama names Cordray top consumer watchdog
• Unlike Chicago, Columbus residents can’t track snowplows’ paths
• State delays opening of Cleveland, Toledo casinos
• Ohio sailor, 84, on solo trip in South Pacific rescued after mast breaks
• Man, 19, shot by bike-patrol officer
• State plans to relieve pressure in brine well to quell quakes
• ‘Heartbeat bill’ sponsor explains cause of Senate delay
• Jobs fairs a hit for 1,188 new hires
• Man charged in fatal shooting
• 18-year-old dies after head-on car crash
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 5, 1863: Anti-war legislator cheered after prison
• Norwich Township administrator resigns
• Turner Statement on President’s Strategic Defense Review and U.S. Strategic Forces
• Turner Statement on President’s Strategic Defense Review
• ‘Heartbeat bill’ sponsor explains cause of Senate delay
• Man, 19, shot by bike-patrol officer on Near East Side
• Ohio sailor, 84, on solo trip rescued in South Pacific after mast breaks
• State plans to relieve pressure in brine well to calm quakes
• Businesses taking advantage of TechColumbus
• Roadwork plans are ‘waste of tax dollars’
• Excessive school spending outpaced revenue increases
• Good: Budget talks will be ‘springboard’
• Police reports
• Pro-levy group outspent anti-levy campaign 6-1
• Westerville plans 2012 focus on Uptown retail, housing
• Worthington's Warner to take CFO job with highway-patrol retirement system
• Coming up
• Community celebrates life of music educator Jane Griffin
• Unsuccessful Hyre dug deep for seat on school board
• Greeson: Pact would benefit Worthington
• Michael, Smith far outspend other city council candidates
• Police reports
• Watershed plan heads back to council
• CRC relocation isn't a ‘done deal’
• Exhibition promotes improvement projects
• CAC called effective, cooperative in 2011
• Liberty Twp. fire department receives federal grant
• Financial decisions face Orange Twp. trustees
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• Perkins narrowly retains school board presidency
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• Honda finishes 2011 with 7% sales plunge
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• Ohio veterans tour Mobile Vet Centers
• Rep. Sutton Statement on Appointments to National Labor Relations Board
• Democrats suing to scrap Ohio's new state legislative districts
• More than 1,000 land jobs at Hire1000 fair
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• Earthquakes in Youngstown and drilling wells – is there a connection?
• Cleveland, Toledo casinos are delayed
• Beat the winter blues today until 2:00 in the Nestor Hall study lounge.
• Racketeering trial starts for ex-county official
• Reports: Cordray getting finance bureau appointment from Obama
• Smucker completes deal for Sara Lee coffee unit
• Area opening a new chapter in economic development
• Bexley Community Foundation surpasses its fundraising goal
• Bexley Wings restaurant founder dies
• Coming up
• Johnson enters 10th year as superintendent
• Madison was top fundraiser in council race
• School board members begin terms on Jan. 9
• School tech director completes ‘Innovative Educator’ program
• Fishel prepares to hand over Bexley school board leadership post
• 'Dispatch' Voters Guide invites spring-primary candidates
• Express sheds 2 directors, adds Vitamin Shoppe exec
• Rep. Sutton Statement on Appointment of Richard Cordray as CFPB Director
• Tyler Perry's Good Deeds
• Cincinnati-area airport expects to lose passengers in 2012
• FBI: Gun sales up in 2011
• Obama could give Cordray recess appointment
• Chiquita was offered airport board seat to stay in Cincinnati
• Worthington Industries buys equipment manufacturer
• Tony Packo's sale falls through; buyer blames Fifth Third
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 4, 1941: First meters greet parkers
• Historical Society to explore things we don’t talk about
• Obama wades in with Ohio visit
• City takes in additional $2.8 million
• Ohio not part of federal database on EMS runs
• Craig out as City Council’s No. 2
• Parole decision delayed for robber who paralyzed athlete
• Pataskala gallery combines art, folk music
• If you drink in Hilliard, he’ll drive
• Crash leaves 2 OSU students dead, 3 hurt
• Ex-athlete who swindled football player must return to jail
• $500,000 bond for man charged in infant’s death
• Crash in Perry County kills one, injures another
• Man charged in June killing of 24-year-old on Hilltop
• The Martin Luther King Jr. March - Celebrate the Legacy: A Voice in the Crowd
• MLK Annual Awards and Commemorative Celebration 2012
• Keystone Clock is Ticking As POTUS Delays Action on Job-Creating Energy Pipeline
• Boehner: President Obama’s Unprecedented Power Grab is Bad for Jobs
• Ohio not part of federal database on EMS runs
• WBNS-TV, cable talks continue
• City takes in additional $2.8 million
• Parole decision delayed for robber who paralyzed athlete
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• Vigil remembers victims of Christmas Eve fire
• Countdown: Best, worst local stocks of 2011
• Snow’s C-130 out of hangar but still sits at Rickenbacker
• Ohio traffic deaths total 13 over New Year's weekend
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA OFFERS HOUSE RESOLUTION EXPRESSING CONDOLENCES TO THE PEOPLE OF PHILIPPINES
• Judge sets $500,000 bond for man accused of killing girlfriend's infant
• Top of the List: Central Ohio’s fastest-growing communities
• Burger King, Brighton Collectibles landing at Port Columbus
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• Natural gas supplier Vectren Source bought by Houston’s Direct Energy
• Chesapeake sells $2B stake in shale fields to French oil company
• Schottenstein Zox & Dunn, Ice Miller complete merger
• Ohio State secures first losing season since 1988
• Dayton racino construction expected to start in 2012
• Natural gas prices fall in January
• Feds award $1.4M for emerald ash borer research
• Earthquake-linked well operator had more than 120 violations
• Chesapeake's joint venture in Ohio still incomplete
• ‘Double-dipping’ debate resumes
• Mother’s baby-sitting boyfriend charged in infant’s death
• Senior residents complain of bedbugs, manager’s warning on ‘gossip’
• Student transfers not just from public schools to charters
• Website collects veterans’ stories of service
• Village of Rix Mills survives in paintings
• Violet Township entangled in trustee’s family feud
• Workshop to take on bullying
• Brine well caused quakes, expert says
• Logan man killed as ATV slides down hill, off cliff
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 3, 1906: County’s Memorial Hall prepared for public opening
• Comic Drew Hastings sworn in as Hillsboro mayor
• Hutras helped Ohio’s pension oversight earn respect
• Tall ships to sail Lake Erie
• Storm spawns pileup on I-75
• Snow arrives, icing roads across Ohio
• Otterbein University Music and Romance
• Ale Festival Columbus 2012
• Regan Rankin - Ceili 2012
• Brine well caused quakes, expert says
• Comedian sworn in as Hillsboro mayor
• Violet Township entangled in trustee’s family feud
• Workshop to take on bullying
• Student transfers not just from public schools to charters
• Grandview joins others in effort to reduce ‘job poaching’
• Grandview council to meet Jan. 4
• Benchmarking research team to visit Minnesota
• Flurries prompt flurry of wrecks
• At home in Columbus schools
• Gee accepts OSU’s spanking by NCAA
• Election year to test Facebook friendships
• Resolution not enough? How about $$$?
• Portman playing it close to the vest until Ohio's primary
• Columbus Mileposts | Jan. 2, 1813: Local general praises his troops’ humanity in War of 1812
• OSU students’ recruiter, nurturer to retire
• Diehard advocate helped needy students attend Ohio State
• Private loan sought to finish Near East Side condos
• Preschool takes kids suspended by others
• Crime Stoppers: Police think man hit three banks
• Portman playing it close to the vest until Ohio's primary
• Charm and history attract residents and visitors to German Village, one of the city’s best-known neighborhoods
• Powerball gambles bigger jackpots trump $2 price
• 5K puts fitness resolutions on right foot
• The fashion for 2011: raincoats and waders
• Man dies when pickup crashes on Linnville Road
• News briefs
• Gun sales taking off
• Scott Antique Market Show 2012 at Ohio Expo Center
• May your 2012 be filled with success and knowledge! What are your resolutions?
• Two women shot in unrelated incidents
• From The Stump | John Switzer commentary: Snowdrop bloom already? Are armadillos next?
• City murder total takes slight dip from 2010
• First Night right night for families
• Photo: No hands
• Ohio's fallen: A record of the 199 Ohioans who died during the Iraq war
• Columbus bicentennial: 1962 seers close, but no floating city
• Landlord doesn’t feel guilty
• ROTC cadet driven to become military pilot despite loss of leg
• State links quakes to work on wells
• For Iraq veterans, job is next battle
• City’s 200th birthday inspires daily look into its past
• Columbus Mileposts: Jan. 1, 2000
• State’s wetland tax policy arouses opposition
• State links northeast Ohio quakes to injection wells
• Primary deadline shakes up races
• Replacement levies mean tax bill may rise as property value falls
• 2011: The Year in Review
• Police kill man whose weapon was BB gun
• City to mark New Year’s with walleye drop
• Coleman to be sworn in tonight for his 4th term
• Pipe thieves start gas leak; houses evacuated
• Fire damages house where 4 died in March
• Ohio man found unhurt on windswept hiking trail
• New red-light camera on Far East Side
• Group’s goal: No dog left behind, in need
• Troopers to watch for DUI this weekend
• Sheriff applies for his pension
• Two officers won’t be charged in shooting death
• Principals’ raises resented
• Bus trips to cost a bit more
• DeWine approves 'personhood' amendment wording
• Ex-inmate sues for finding of innocence
• Disposal of brine into well halted
• Fill 'er up: The average price of a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline in central Ohio
• Film to document courthouse fight
• Driver dies in crash after hitting two men
• Worthington to revisit Olentangy Watershed plan
• Austria not seeking re-election
• Licking County sheriff may begin drawing pension
• City has restored power after outage
• Mens Basketball Team 2011-2012
• Liqui-Box goes to Sterling Group in sale
• The OBC family would like to wish everyone a very SAFE and HAPPY New Year!
• DeWine certifies ballot language for 'personhood' amendment
• American Renal to open dialysis center at Wexner Heritage Village
• Despite confirmation block, Cordray sees nice pay raise
• State Auto reaches new work accord with CEO Restrepo
• Columbus State will be closed Sunday and Monday, January 1st and 2nd. We wish yo...
• Former Ohio bank exec named First Security CEO
• Sales up, but net income down slightly at Quality Products
• Bizperson of Year Wolfe lauded for hands-on leadership
• Mayor backs Beatty for Congress
• Squatters’ risk rises in winter
• Landlord charged with not removing tenants from house ordered vacated
• NRC to tell why Ohio nuclear plant opened with cracks
• Marion prison ready to go private on Saturday
• Group-home incident ends in murder charge
• Car promo tied to Browns shutout of Steelers
• Environmental groups: Change state regulation of drilling waste
• Report: Nearly half of incentive recipients fall short on goals
• Some United mechanics approve new labor deal
• Bengals offering cheaper tickets in 2012
• Sears closing 6 Ohio Kmart stores
• Hard times push women to college
• Thieves take 2,000 toys meant for Christmas gifts
• Stolen black Santa returned a year later
• Dayton-area woman accused of killing her grandma for drug money
• Forgoing milk to save jail $10,000
• Akron mayor begins 7th term
• Churches pray worst is over for finances
• Winter, so far, on a low-salt diet
• Woman who posed as teen boy to lure girl is back in Ohio jail
• State seeking more Medicaid waivers
• Investigation continuing into gas pipeline explosion
• Three-day weekends add to holiday sparkle
• Wetlands owners might get tax relief
• Obama heading to Cleveland
• Right to Life needs a director
• Printed church newsletters nearly passe
• Columbus Zoo black rhino Kijito dies
• Cuts, another levy attempt expected for Dublin schools in 2012
• Two arrested in West Side meth-lab bust
• Hamilton Road Kmart listed in Sears' latest round of closures
• 2011 Dining in Photos: Picture Perfect
• SB 5, exotic-animal escape among top stories in 2011
• Ohio anti-abortion group to replace exec. director
• Kmart on Hamilton Road targeted for closing
• Top of the List: Central Ohio’s largest manufacturers
• Teen dies of injuries from fight in Cincinnati group home
• Ohio Historical Society hires new fundraising chief
• WBNS-TV, Time Warner still without a deal
• Bank merger mania failed to materialize in 2011
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• Pending home sales up in Ohio
• EPA clears Kingsdale site for redevelopment
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• Movie review: We Bought a Zoo
• Objects of Desire: Nostalgia
• Sensory Overload: Fort Shame and Whoa Nellie
• TV review: Portlandia
• Staff Pick: Xerxes at Carabar
• Beer: Saison Dupont
• Movie review: The Darkest Hour
• New store: LP Designs
• TV review: The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret
• Staff Pick: Joe Peppercorn’s Beatles marathon
• Staff Pick: New Year’s Day brunch at Dragonfly Neo-V
• Gallery profile: William H. Thomas Gallery
• Feature: Jam band evolution
• Decor: Modern shabby chic in the suburbs
• The most disappointing movies of 2011
• Local music: Where to rock on New Year’s Eve
• The worst TV shows of 2011
• Columbus Marathon hopefuls can win by losing on New Year’s Day
• Increase in Ohio construction jobs bucks national trend
• Cincinnati company tasked with improving jet engine construction
• Cintas CFO sells $150K worth of stock
• Facilities draw Bowden to University of Akron
• Warren may sell untreated water for fracking
• Dayton airport considering demolitiion of closed concourse
• ‘Occupy’ organizer has central Ohio roots
• Black rhino Kijito dies at zoo
• Parole denied for Newark murderer in 1969 case
• Man dies, struck by minivan on Rt. 161
• Medicaid plan nets Ohio a $21 million reward
• Craigslist ad for Xbox leads to robbery, shooting
• Sheraton confident in $10M upgrade
• Wendy’s hopes brand will score hit in Japan
• Your car could be towed on Saturday, and you won’t be able to get it back until Tuesday
• State constitutional panel is forming
• Cause of death sought for mom, son found inside home
• Clinic linked to drug crimes will remain closed
• Officials tackle problems after we shine light to expose them
• Gahanna teacher opens classroom over break for students to finish projects
• Kucinich files to run against Kaptur in primary
• 4 injured when small plane with open panel crashes
• Primary candidates asked to contact ‘Dispatch’ for Voters Guide
• Holiday closings
• Columbus Children's Theatre Presents Goldilocks Pancake Party
• Parole denied for Newark man convicted in 1969 rape, murder
• Clinic linked to drug crimes to remain closed
• Kucinich files to run against Kaptur in primary
• Red Cross alerts people in Franklinton to fire danger
• State constitution panel is forming
• You are invited to Columbus State's celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Da...
• After Saturday afternoon, towed cars will stay put on city lot until Tuesday
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by minivan
• Westerville marketing biz EHC acquired
• Cincinnati Bengals sell out final regular season game
• 2 bodies found in southeastern Ohio home
• Battelle report: Asian economies fuel R&D spending
• 'Dispatch' Voters Guide invites spring-primary candidates
• Diamond Hill promotes pair of execs
• OSU burn patients to get follow-up care via Adena Medical Center
• Ohio State $2.2M away from Marion science building goal
• Ohio Turnpike tolls to increase Jan. 1
• Tiffin courthouse to be razed as legal challenge dropped
• Cincinnati shopping center sold for deep discount
• Cooper Tire to resume negotiations with locked-out workers
• Meridian Biosciences gets FDA approval for new diagnostic test
• Landfills may have to test groundwater for pollutants
• New owner gets rid of local BMX events
• ‘Extremely intoxicated’ man disrupts AA meeting
• No foul play suspected in death of woman at Canton park
• Dayton man dies after shooting accident, coroner says
• Wing J. Yee | 1930-2011: Restaurateur created an institution near Bexley
• Promotion at Capitol Square
• AIDS group plans to build pharmacy, thrift store on N. High
• JobsOhio challenged over rules on lawsuits
• Dog-auction ban a step closer
• Charter schools get win in White Hat suit
• Charities await year-end push
• Asthma inhaler unavailable soon
• Children have magical time at Franklin Park Conservatory
• No new leads in year-old slaying of woman in carjacking
• Wilds asks Web fans to name new cheetah cubs
• Sheep has special delivery at Cincinnati Nativity scene
• No rush, but city residents can dump their Christmas trees at the curb
• JobsOhio challenged over rules on lawsuits
• AIDS group plans to build pharmacy, thrift store on N. High
• Dog-auction ban a step closer
• Nonprofit seeks home for Pickerington Marine's dogs
• Columbus decides against bike shelter on Third Street
• Galena hears plans for new village hall
• Bexley students raise $1,100 for Charity Newsies fund
• KFC closes restaurants near Grandview, German Village
• Peoples Bancorp to repay remaining TARP money
• Ohio EPA proposes rules on debris-landfill liquids
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• Sears to close up to 120 stores as sales disappoint
• Man with beer charged after disrupting AA meeting, Cincinnati police say
• AEP partnering for pipeline expansion project
• Wendy's opens Tokyo restaurant
• If gas prices won’t kill you, static electricity at pump might
• Some of zoo’s most interesting animals are often overlooked
• Fracking boom boosting demand for Ohio sand
• Bengals offering promotions to sell out final game
• Incentives changing for Convergys call center HQ
• Southwest, flight attendants reach deal for AirTran integration
• Cincinnati high schools reconfiguring
• MetroHealth debt downgraded, outlook negative - Moody's
• Ohio minimum wage increasing 30 cents in 2012
• Man lived, died by poker
• New municipal court judge to serve on same bench father did
• Christmas birthdays have pros and cons
• Governor’s mansion lacks tenant, but 2011 bill is $438,720
• Toledo church begins big food drive
• Free lunch isn’t just a myth in Medina
• Fire alarm forces Cincinnati airport evacuation; no fire found
• Police identify man struck by two cars, killed Christmas Eve
• Pain-patient advocate among victims of small-plane crash
• Yield sign to keep drivers on track at Licking intersection
• Fire alarm forces evacuation of Cincinnati airport; no fire found
• New municipal court judge serves on same court father did
• Static electricity could spark gas-pump fires, experts warn
• Governor’s mansion lacks tenant, but 2011 bill is $438,720
• Crash victim was 19-year-old man
• Alumnus Illustrates Best-Selling Children’s Series
• Ohio freshmen like the results
• Port Columbus’ travelers enjoy perks of flying on Christmas
• Trio break into house, shoot man
• Crime Stoppers: Tips sought in holdup at UDF on the Hilltop
• Body found near memorial
• Lake Erie plates making less of a splash
• Tax may swamp wetland deals
• Gifted students in Reynoldsburg ‘adopt’ one another to demonstrate their support and remain connected
• Early-decision applications rise
• Medical pros belatedly jump into social media
• Prefab steel home gives peek at ’50s life
• 4-year-old, 2 adults die in Franklinton fire
• Police trying to ID man struck by at least 2 cars
• Pilot killed in crash was lawyer in Columbus
• Christmas villages spread out like family
• Inmates’ artwork on public display at Toledo venue
• Homeowner shoots 2 burglary suspects
• Victims sell last 3 alpacas
• Culvert changed to open-air channel
• Grants for employers/employees still available
• Keep your eyes on Christmas; don’t dwell on the past
• With help from the Lions Club, Santa visits kids in their homes
• Police trying to ID victim of fatal hit-skip on North Side
• Police: Man shot, killed in North Linden residence
• 3 die in Franklinton fire
• Merry Christmas!
• D.C. Dispatches
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• Casino is cruising
• New effort to make kids college-ready
• Patrol, on overtime, will be out in force
• City staff knew loan would fail
• Girl Scouts upsetting backers
• Ohio Briefs
• Holiday closings
• $37M raised for Air Force museum project
• Charity wraps gifts for donation, chance to explain work
• Site of proposed housing for recovering addicts divides Lancaster
• Microfilming county records criticized as outdated
• Senators might have a puppy bill
• Season brings much to warm our hearts
• GOP contests to get fast start, then hit lull
• Merry Christmas from Elizabeth and the rest of CSCC
• Have a Merry Christmas and safe and happy holidays!
• Driver dies in Richland County truck wreck
• Turned-around life ends on a dark road
• November trial set in Mississippi in central Ohioan’s killing
• Grove City trying new marketing bait
• Pain-clinic allegations detailed
• Critters up close
• Once a criminal’s, loot can be yours
• Schools count a win
• Bipartisan plea to fight hunger
• Family, job services consolidated
• Pataskala wants marketing plan for old village downtown
• Press secretary for Celeste dies of cancer
• $10K    worth    of    SWAT    weapons, gear stolen from deputy’s car
• Ponzi lawsuit won’t leave tenants on street
• 2-car crash kills man, injures 4
• Akron couple turn in $12,000 they found
• Meth lab cleanups exceed $500K
• $525 takes the cake — a 1941 Kroger fruitcake
• Ohio news briefs
• Holiday closings
• Former Gov. Celeste's press secretary dies
• Toledo police arrest 3 in frenzy to buy Air Jordan shoes
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• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA NOMINATES 32 AREA STUDENTS TO U.S. MILITARY SERVICE ACADEMIES
• Missing Lancaster man returns
• First Look: Columbus’ casino on schedule, under roof
• Craft brewers, microdistilleries freed up to offer samples, on-site sales
• Sterling Theater had a ‘golden’ year
• Union County officials reduce budget by $1 million
• Honda Marysville dealership brightens associate’s holiday
• SWL receives state award for clean audit
• Care Train delivers Christmas miracles
• Police, sheriff reports
• Reimer to serve as interim superintendent
• Veyance Technologies lands $2M loan from state
• $1M in funding slated for Holton-Hoover
• Area business lends a hand for an ‘extreme’ makeover
• Coming up
• Teachers: Kids can learn from pets
• Reynoldsburg, FBI looking for bank robber
• Hilliard joins other area cities in pact to curb job poaching
• New Albany considering regional partnership
• Olentangy school board divided on voucher protest
• Cell phone in mailbox causes scare at Ohio mall
• Home values dipped 3% in 2011 as rate of decline slowed – report
• Ricart sponsoring professional bowling stop in Columbus
• News briefs
• Abortion foes alter ‘personhood’ petition’s language
• Fifth Third warns of scams
• Browns taking full ownership of Cincinnati Bengals
• American Greetings earnings tumble 37 percent
• State awards $11.4M in grants to restore northeast Ohio buildings
• Terry Bowden named head coach at Akron
• Toronto company secures office for Ohio operations
• Chillicothe man killed in Pike County crash
• Ballot scanners a problem, feds say
• Ohio girl dies after tubing accident at Utah ski resort
• Obese woman no longer will accept money for binge eating
• Elder-abuse shelter to serve Cincinnati area
• Sandusky karaoke act ends badly, as fists fly
• Stowaway cat under hood taken for quite a Sunday drive across state
• Denmark company sells off drug used in Ohio executions
• Charities transform lost items into gifts for needy
• Woman who stole from blind group enters diversion program
• Veteran pilot dies after crashing plane in Union County
• Mayor’s ex-wife gets 10 days in jail
• Praise flows for Franklinton mission’s Pastor Joe
• Alternative fundraiser going strong
• Dublin schools: $7.1 million in cuts needed
• Vet killed resisting second robbery
• New Rickenbacker road comes at a cost
• OSU scientists explore ancient genetic change
• Woman gets one year for student-loan fraud
• Man gets 14 years in prison for bank robberies
• Latta Statement on Extension of Payroll Tax Reductions, Unemployment Benefits, and Medicare Physician Reimbursement Rates
• Congressman Tim Ryan's Statement On Two-Month Extension of the Payroll Tax Cut
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• Port Columbus traffic falls in Nov. despite gains by Southwest, Delta
• Honda making cheaper version of Crosstour
• Pelotonia grants to fund ‘high-risk, high-reward’ cancer research
• Staff Pick: White Christmas at the Gateway Film Center
• Movies: Now Playing
• Exhibits: Small-artwork shows
• Ask Nicci: I’m a catch -- where the ladies at?
• Movie review: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Decor: Recycling your evergreens
• Movie review: The Adventures of Tintin
• Year in Review: Chris DeVille’s favorite concerts of 2011
• Year in Review: Top 15 Songs of 2011
• Movie review: War Horse
• Season’s feedings: Dining options for Christmas
• Staff Pick: Saint at the Gateway Film Center
• Beer: Black lager breakdown
• Staff Pick: Merry Kitsch-Mas at CS Gallery
• Movies review: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
• Staff Pick: Franklinton Restaurant Week
• Year in Review: A salute to the 2011 class of restaurants
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• Bartender: Stephen at Kobo
• 2012 Power Breakfast to focus on redevelopment in Central Ohio
• I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think.-- Socrates
• Work on Emerald Parkway to start in April
• Scioto Downs owner seeks slots
• Police seek clues in fatal I-270 hit-skip
• Man fatally shot outside East Side store
• Crash injuries prove fatal for two victims
• ‘Layaway angels’ have flocked to central Ohio
• Wendy's nearing No. 2 status in fast food industry
• Wine Guy opening another Cincinnati bistro
• Electric Jeep Grand Cherokee to be unveiled in January
• Canton food processor to be sold
• New EPA rules could shutter power plants
• White Castle testing alcohol in Indiana
• Panelists chosen to help pick police chief
• Cincinnati’s new police chief is ready to show city fancy footwork
• Ex-sheriff’s political run in Delaware County raises questions
• Experts slam Ohio’s new congressional districts
• Ohio grows, but just barely, census reports
• EPA toughens clean-air rules
• Ohio forgiving old excess food-stamp payments
• Motorists line up for free gas in Delaware
• ACLU will fight new law on abortion
• City hopes horse-drawn carriages will return Downtown
• COTA budget adds buses, drivers, runs for 2012
• Man sober when he freed wild animals
• Ohio couple’s killer denied clemency
• Little-used insurance for kids cut
• High court will hear appeal on voyeurism case against ex-teacher
• Holiday closings
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2011-42: December 20, 2011 - January 10, 2012
• Reynoldsburg's Long begins campaign for U.S. House seat
• RCA eyes fundraising, membership in 2012
• District staff working to incorporate common core standards
• Upper Arlington, other cities agree to present a unified front
• J. Liu a possibility for Lane Avenue
• Newcomers, Comfort led pack in donations
• Police reports
• Tree of Life to appeal property value
• Village council at stalemate on agreement
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• Drug task force expects action in coming year
• Duffey honors TWHS field hockey champs with resolution
• Worthington Jewelers owner ‘ecstatic’ over addition to store
• Survey casts positive light on schools
• Bexley's water, sewer service to cost more in 2012
• Powell-Liberty CEDA meeting canceled
• Gahanna joins effort to avoid job poaching
• New Menards expected in 2013
• Pickerington approves $8.2 million budget for 2012
• Countdown: Million-dollar home sales
• Anti-abortion group renews effort to amend Ohio Constitution
• Tuttle Crossing hotel sold to St. Louis operator
• Group says Ohio's new congressional map lacks competition, fairness
• Suspect in Ohio Amish attacks to plead not guilty
• Kasich signs anti-abortion bill; ACLU promises challenge
• Census: Ohio ranked 48th for growth in 2011
• Two private colleges in Ohio among nation's most selective
• Colorado private equity firm sells Dublin's Avizent
• Central Ohio home sales continue to rise
• Zoning board approves Arshot's Cooper Park plans
• Home sale increases slow down in November
• Columbus sets rainfall record
• Union County Commissioners vote to close county buildings earlier
• CCAD Dean of Faculty Has New Exhibit in N.C.
• Cardinal acquisition of Canadian company delayed
• Follow us on Twitter @OBC_Columbus!
• Proposed Scioto Mile sculpture highlights city’s dearth of public art
• Area’s jobless rates keep falling
• Feds push Ohio hospitals to improve safety
• Cause still undetermined in blaze that claimed 2 girls
• South Side schools plan adopted
• Report: Ohioans expected to fly less during holidays
• Cincinnati hires architect for streetcar shelters
• Ohio electricity rates increased 33 percent in five years
• Body of Columbus man found on I-270 berm
• Radiotherapy center doubling size, adding staff
• Northeast Ohio getting 200 health-care jobs
• Lottery Commission OKs all-day slot rules at race tracks
• Judge denies U.S. citizenship for Demjanjuk
• Rule bans lying down in Cincinnati parks; $150 fine possible
• Death penalty is upheld in rape, slaying of child, 3
• Cooper Stadium racetrack wins special permit
• 30% water-sewer rate hike, purchase of arena OK’d by commissioners
• Prayers answered: Scioto County’s last ‘pill mill’ shut
• Westerville teaching cuts adjusted to 113
• Kasich’s medical corridor lures 175 jobs
• Anti-SB 5 group seeks next goal
• Man gets 15 years in death of toddler
• Shooting mistake probably killed Amish girl driving buggy
• Man convicted of murder in torrent of gunfire at bar
• Man, 21, put on probation for setting fires on Hilltop
• Parts of I-71 interchange in Grove City will be opened Thursday
• Man ejected from SUV in deadly crash on Rt. 104
• Zanesville man hurt, not killed, in Fairfield County crash
• Reindeer falls from truck onto northeastern Ohio highway
• 12 charged with hate crimes in Amish beard-cutting case
• Craigslist teen suspect moved
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• Speaker Boehner Meets With House GOP Negotiators: “We’re Here, We’re Ready to Work”
• Turner: GAO Report Does Not Support Administration’s Actions; Could be Misconstrued
• Renner to serve as interim superintendent for Marysville
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• 12 charged with hate crimes in Amish beard-cutting attacks
• I-70 on East Side may be closed through rush hour
• Reindeer wanders Ohio highway
• Ohio State slapped with bowl ban, loss of 9 scholarships
• Judge sentences man to 15 years for toddler's death
• High court upholds death sentence for man who raped and killed toddler
• Judge won’t budge on deadline to clear Snow Aviation hangar
• Dr Pepper to test more 10-calorie drinks in Columbus
• Northbound I-71 closed near Cincinnati
• Man found guilty of fatal shooting in Hilltop bar
• We Are Ohio outlives SB 5, donates funds to charity
• Commissioners vote 2-1 to increase water, sewer rates
• Man died after being thrown from SUV
• Countdown: Big 10 football attendance
• County signs off on Nationwide Arena buyout
• Rep. Sutton Calls on Speaker Boehner to Extend Payroll Tax Cut
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• Cincinnati Gallery Includes Faculty Work in Exhibition
• Unemployment in Central Ohio drops to 6.6%, lowest since 2008
• Ohio State to learn NCAA sanctions Tuesday
• Amish girl, 15, dies after being shot in buggy
• Olentangy to end daily all-day kindergarten
• Group helps give sight through art
• Kasich vows to tackle shale in 2012
• Kasich directed Taylor to pay state for plane use
• P&G freezes hiring for six months
• Photo: What he puts up with
• Tax increase on oil and gas could net $538M
• Philips Healthcare to bring 100 jobs to northeast Ohio
• Carney says invitation to Taylor not a ‘stunt’
• Cincinnati Enquirer finalizes deal to print with Dispatch
• Regulators investigating collapsed Cleveland casino parking deck
• Postal Service closings across state could add mail jobs here
• Photo: Just keeping track
• Mail links Jewish children to faith, culture
• Four apply to be city police chief
• Group: Tax dollars hidden in shale
• Year 1 unlike any other, Kasich says
• Westerville schools may cut 221 jobs
• Surge in rail cars kills boy playing on tracks
• Racetrack slots might never close
• Road crews will keep watch on street markings
• Marble Cliff to stick with Grandview for services
• Some new I-71 ramps in Grove City to open today
• Pataskala rail crossing difficult for drivers to see at night
• 3 traffic deaths mar weekend
• Man guilty in killing of girl’s father in custody dispute
• Robbery, slaying get man 15 years
• Man arrested in fatal shooting of stepfather
• Body of woman found along Deer Creek is identified
• Zanesville man dies after Fairfield County crash
• Columbus State Community College Cheerleaders
• New Year's Eve - Venetian Masquerade Ball
• Latta Statement on Senate’s Unworkable, Unacceptable Proposal
• Speaker Boehner Announces Negotiators to Seek Full-Year Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Speaker Boehner Urges President Obama to Call on the Senate to Negotiate a Full Year of Payroll Tax Relief
• House Seeks Full-Year Payroll Tax Relief Extension to Help Families & Job Creators
• Remember our Servicemembers during this Holiday Season
• Zoo gorilla Colo to turn 55
• Congressman Tim Ryan Co-Sponsors Cents and Sensibility, Steel Nickel Acts
• Congressman Tim Ryan Co-Sponsors Cents and Sensibility, Steel Nickel Acts
• Man wounded by police pleads guilty
• Man gets 15 years for killing during armed robbery
• Woman gets 8 years in stabbing death of boyfriend
• Kasich focuses on accomplishments in year-end review
• Coshocton County couple convicted of scamming $200,000
• Kasich 2012 outlook: No drilling yahoos, no income tax cut either
• Pickaway County sheriff identifies body found near Deer Creek
• Zanesville man dies following two-car wreck
• Shane’s Rib Shack closes Polaris restaurant, leaves state
• Slideshow: Columbus Marathon demographics by the numbers
• Insurance chief urges feds to leave insurance regulation to the states
• Companies join forces to market virtual kiosks to military
• DataCenter: City of Hilliard salaries
• Adjunct Faculty Member is Awarded Arts Fellowship
• Columbus jumps in Milken ranking of best-performing economies
• Shop 200Columbus offering bicentennial merchandise
• Ohio Village does Dickens proud
• Man in stabbing incident released from hospital
• Man found slain in North Linden
• Crime Stoppers: Man finds credit card at gas station, uses it
• Man arrested in stepfather’s slaying
• Driver killed when vehicle overturns on ramp
• Fiber-optic cable shortage holds up Internet projects
• Faster college degrees a goal in Ohio
• Material supplier buys Akron industrial complex
• P&G pulls makeup ad that was digitally altered
• Two girls die in fire
• Payday lenders find loophole in law
• Dayton home building falls in November
• Cleveland casino attracts more than 28,000 job applicants
• GM resumes Cruze production
• Internet hooks up donors to needy
• Kasich’s new school-funding formula delayed
• Districts lack minority teachers
• OSU pair’s climate work wins top award
• Pedestrian dies after struck on Far East Side
• Ohio’s new schools going green
• Cincinnati’s Underground Railroad museum could close
• City’s marathon brought in $13 million for region
• County groups get grants to help create, keep jobs
• Company also a gift for seniors in need
• Fiber-optic cable shortage holds up Internet projects
• Woman, 82, dies after ejection from SUV crash
• Franciscan friars forced to give Cleveland church to diocese
• Police identify woman killed in Alum Creek Drive crash
• “Boehner Builds Case for Longer Tax Cut Extension” to Provide Certainty for Job Creators
• President Obama to Senate Dems: No Vacation Without Full-Year Payroll Tax Break
• Boehner: Full-Year Payroll Tax Cut Extension Needed to Give Job Creators Certainty They Need to Put Americans Back to Work
• Turner Statement on New Dayton VA Medical Center Director
• Driver killed when vehicle overturns on ramp on South Side
• Districts lack minority teachers
• Police investigate morning homicide on North Side
• 2 children that died in Southeast Side fire ID'd
• Utilities exert political pressure in many ways
• Deregulation didn’t provide anticipated savings
• Teacher evaluations tested
• Knife fight leaves one man dead, another hospitalized
• Governor’s plane use tops that of Strickland
• Mid-air medicine
• New recycler in Worthington
• Latta protests proposal restricting farm youths
• Christmas count brings out bundled birders
• Investigation continues into collapse at casino garage
• Ohio Briefs
• 100-year-old doctor’s experience still put to work
• Backyard creatures bring color, and inspire antics, in winter
• Crash claims man thrilled by wife’s pregnancy
• New rule aims to cut ejections from autos
• Kasich can count big wins, SB 5 loss in first year
• Ohio gives developmentally disabled more control
• Future Columbus council to get 5% raises
• County’s missing water costly to customers
• Consumer unfriendly
• School board OKs Troyer’s contract
• 1 dead in South Side accident
• Jobless rate in Ohio falls fast, to 8.5%
• Frankie Coleman facing new DUI charges
• Crash leaves 1 driver dead, other charged
• Outpouring of giving meets depth of need
• Death Row prisoners will gain a few perks when they’re moved to Chillicothe
• Despite reports, schools say hazing problems rare
• Collapse won’t delay casino debut
• State sets execution dates for two killers
• GOP leader takes aim at Kasich staff
• Halliburton coming back to Ohio
• Officer cleared in January shooting
• Ohio gets nearly $70M for children
• Hilliard pool hall tarnished by mistaken police reports
• Colleges asked for 1 wish list
• Family says shooter lacks remorse
• Teen in throat-slashing gets year in juvenile jail
• Neighbors tired of cut-through drivers
• Former county worker indicted
• Woman’s attacker gets seven years
• Man guilty in killing, but not of murder
• Celebrate! A New Year's Eve Party and Concert
• Pataskala's budget has higher debt fund
• Coming up
• District explains need for 3-percent rate hike
• Licking Heights to reconfigure elementary schools
• Southwest Licking’s Yocum to retire in July
• Johnstown village manager joins Grow Licking County committee
• Council OKs moratorium on gaming parlors
• Doughnuts, ice cream coming to former Arby’s site
• Gore supports Marysville change to city manager
• Knotts named new Union County chamber director
• Marysville school buildings earn EPA’s Energy Star status
• Christmas ornament sale benefits Goodwill art program
• South-Western City Schools’ per-pupil costs low for county
• Principal strives to preserve MHS history
• Coming up
• Community center tops list of pursuits in the new year
• School district funding could be altered by new formula
• Bob Evans Farms closes on 40 acres in New Albany
• Questions about your degree path or what class to take next? Ask a Franklin Acad...
• Group raised $42.2 million in campaign against Issue 2
• Frankie Coleman charged with drunken driving
• Ohio to receive $70 million for early learning programs
• An article from the AP discussing the charges brought against the former CEOs of...
• Former West High freshman sentenced for attack on classmate
• Former employee accused of theft from Licking County recorder's office
• Park National to set aside several million more for bad Florida loans
• Delaware man convicted in roommate's slaying
• Halliburton eyes Zanesville facility to serve shale drillers; 300 jobs expected
• Three-Legged Mare opens in Arena District, replacing O’Shaughnessy’s
• Ohio Presbyterian names new CEO
• House and Senate negotiators have signed a conference report for the nine remain...
• Former CEO Bupp retiring from Neoprobe board
• Horton Emergency Vehicles names new president
• Ohio jobless rate eases to 8.5% in November
• Ohio's unemployment rate lowest since 2008
• CCAD Faculty Member Wins National Poetry Award
• Tonight's 'Makeover' show will feature Columbus family
• Deal targets job poaching by communities
• Four Westerville South basketball players charged with hazing
• Teen to be tried as adult in Craigslist case
• 19 city school workers underreport income on lunch-subsidy form
• Priest won over black parishes with gift of gab
• Expansion to add 1,000 jobs at Total Quality Logistics
• Ohio food banks get $2 million in state aid
• Read becomes 1st women to head Thompson Hine
• Akron LEED revival effort gets grants from Chase, 5/3
• Timken expansion gets boost from USW contract
• Bexley council votes to OK food-cart sales
• Feds raise concern over Duke Power-Progress merger
• P&G shareholders have stake in Diamond probe
• DPL boss steps out following buyout by AES
• Photo: Mostly useless
• City backs Cooper Stadium plan
• Homeowner wants backyard wind turbine
• New primary date places Ohio in thick of GOP presidential race
• Study doubts shale gas to be job gusher
• State workers OK extending pact
• Speaker at Capitol formerly homeless
• No money for Piketon uranium plant in spending bill
• Agency seeks more city aid as homeless figure surges
• Man gets 90 days for dealing in marijuana
• Ohio criticized for shackling young offenders
• Judge orders new trial for man convicted of rape
• School districts form 2 groups to save cash
• Fairfield County health building is unhealthy
• Study: Ohio's unlicensed online gun dealers sell illegally
• Latta to DOL: “Proposed farm labor rule would hurt farmers and youth agriculture programs.”
• Boehner Column: Pro-Growth Policies Encourage Job Creation in Ohio
• Statement by Speaker Boehner on President Obama’s Unfulfilled Pledge to the Community of Piketon, OH
• Congressman Boehner: Bipartisan, Bicameral Funding Bill Reflects House Focus on Jobs
• Congressman Boehner Expects Government Funding Bill to Pass With Bipartisan Support
• Statement by Speaker John Boehner on Release of Latest Ohio Jobs Numbers
• No levies, few candidates on March primary ballot
• Teen in Craigslist killings will have case heard in adult court
• Victim's family fights shooter's release
• Our CSCC Cougars basketball teams are making some waves! Freshman guard Karis Wa...
• Medicine Shoppe store owners turn to arbitration in Cardinal dispute
• Bob Evans buys land for New Albany HQ
• Cities agree to share tax revenue in job poaching pact
• Candidates moving forward after new districts approved
• Surprise teen star topped Google searches in 2011
• State urges Fairfield County to fix health department problems
• University District man wants to put up 75-foot-tall wind turbine behind his house
• Report card notes improvements, problems in state juvenile system
• City, suburbs announce "anti-poaching" deal
• Central Ohio snubbed – again – in federal transportation funding
• Morgan Stanley cutting 1,600 jobs; local impact uncertain
• Man sentenced to 90 days on marijuana conviction
• An article from the Washington Post about the end of the Iraq war:
• Home sales
• New Directions Career Center to offer workshop
• Coming up
• JCC news
• Bexley Public Library programs
• Army Reserve Center to host blood drive
• Thurber House appoints resident to post
• Bexley Education Foundation announces fall grant recipients
• Friends of the Drexel launch new membership program for 2012
• Jewish community prepares for Hanukkah observances
• CWHS to stage one-act plays
• Dublin sushi restaurant changing owners
• Preview: Ximena Sarinana at The Basement
• Q&A: Sandra Bernhard
• Dance review: BalletMet’s The Nutcracker
• Feature: Renee Dion at Suite 143 Lounge
• Staff Pick: Music Loves Ohio benefit
• Gourmet Beer Gifts
• Objects of Desire: Hats
• Movie review: Young Adult
• Movie review: Burke & Hare
• Preview: Luke Roberts at Double Happiness
• Art exhibits
• Sensory Overload: Bigshot
• Cookies: Bierberg Bakery
• Exhibit: Salon de Salon at Hot Head Salon
• Staff Pick: The Shop Around the Corner at Gateway Film Center
• Staff Pick: Raku party and studio open house
• Staff Pick: Across Town release party
• Exhibit: Rick Borg at Sean Christopher Gallery
• Brunch review: Third & Hollywood
• Liquor: Three to gift
• Movie Review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
• Local music: The Saturday Giant
• Fashion: How to play with plaid
• Welcome back, Tree Bar
• CCAD Alumna Knits Her Way to the Best Seller List
• Business owners optimistic about 2012, survey finds
• "I have not failed, I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."- Thomas Edison...
• Sears HQ probably will stay in Illinois
• 2 library branches to be replaced
• Artist adjusts look of Scioto sculpture
• Death-penalty opponents appeal to end the system
• Cincinnati's small banks lending less to businesses
• Akron, Kent get state grants for brownfield cleanup
• Sears likely never intended to leave Illinois, experts say
• AEP rate hikes cut in half
• Tony Packo's execs indicted on theft charges
• TQL to announce southwest Ohio expansion
• Boy, 15, charged in pizza-delivery sting
• Groveport Madison floats school-uniforms plan
• Pain doctor can’t work in Ohio anymore
• No church on Christmas?
• Utica man guilty in crash that killed girl
• Newspapers fight casino-records bill
• Man dies after South Side shooting
• State will have one primary March 6
• Senate leader calls off hearings on ‘heartbeat’ abortion bill
• Algae danger grows in Lake Erie
• House OKs disputed consumer measure
• City proposes changes to drug-loitering law
• Circleville inmate’s death was natural, autopsy finds
• County officials OK Darby development
• Franklinton takes bold strokes to renew neighborhood
• Man pleads guilty to 2 kidnapping attempts on OSU campus
• Pension panel appoints interim director
• Cause of death undetermined for man found face-down in Franklinton
• Turner Statement on End of the War in Iraq
• Boehner: We Can Find a Path Forward on Bipartisan Measures to Fund Government, Extend the Payroll Tax Break & Help Create Jobs
• Council updated on county’s delinquent-property process
• Fire consumes unoccupied duplex at First Community Village
• Hastings celebrates golden anniversary
• Ornament sale benefits Goodwill art program
• Regional agreements being looked at by council
• School board approves Lane Avenue TIF
• Shakolad Chocolate Factory business is picking up
• Christmas services
• City’s MAC funding will remain unchanged in 2012
• Voices of all ages combine for concert
• Watershed debate on hold until January
• Little town of Worthington invited to holiday sing-along
• Plans for Panera approved
• Worthington may receive no-interest loan for EPA-required sewer work
• Wow, we hope everyone had a great time tonight. We were so excited by how many...
• Artist shows off new design for Scioto Mile sculpture
• A free basic sign language class will be offered for students during Winter Quar...
• An article from the New York Times, discussing the National Transportation Safet...
• Out with the old and in with the new! We've got a new profile pic on our page. C...
• The Holiday's Are Here!
• County Job and Family Services offices lose phones, email
• 'Heartbeat' bill hearings suspended amid confusion
• Nationwide backs ban on cell phone use while driving
• Several executive changes made at AEP’s transmission business
• Compensation increases for workers in Franklin County below national average
• Winter Wonderland
• Utica teen guilty in fatal wreck
• Coroner: Circleville inmate died of natural causes
• Top of the List: Largest public companies
• Refectory makes Open Table’s Top 100 list
• Wendy’s leaving New York Stock Exchange for NASDAQ
• Momentive expanding manufacturing capacity in China
• CCAD President Creates Site-Specific Installation on Campus Quad
• Sears staying once Illinois governor signs tax deal
• Rep. Sutton Introduces 'American Jobs First' Initiative
• Photo: A motley crew
• Photo: More than just Christmas spirit
• Southwest adding 150 planes to fleet
• Ohio air fares on the rise
• Cedar Fair's largest investor selling some shares
• Outdoor equipment retailer REI opening first Ohio store
• Federal government stops post office closures
• Cincinnati streetcars to get $10.9M from feds
• Death penalty possible for man charged in killing of poker club co-owner
• Warning issued on weary health staff
• Probe sought into GOP mapmaking
• Fewer veterans are homeless in Ohio, nation
• In Ohio, DUI deaths still on upswing
• Bill calls for Ohio schools to teach more history lessons
• One primary now likely, but when?
• More Ohio children are homeless
• Commissioners delay vote on water-rate hike
• VA pays Ohioan for leaving 2 towels in body after surgery
• Cincinnati streetcar project to get $11 million from feds
• Man indicted in girlfriend’s death
• Ohio landlord fights ruling on ‘White Only’ sign at swimming pool
• Reality TV show experiences real-world bias
• Hamilton County wants to recover $1 million in bail bonds
• Deputy wounded in northeast Ohio; gunman found dead
• Postal Service delays closings in Ohio
• Activists want rules on drilling tightened
• Rain increasing cost for roadwork, parking at Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park
• Outlawing abortion is unfeasible, ‘heartbeat’ bill critics say
• Officers involved in shooting ID’d
• Pollution settlement to help South Side students
• Man, 84, killed when struck crossing Licking County road
• Boehner: “No Serious Objection” Justifying Dems’ Delay of Thousands of New American Energy Jobs
• Clock Ticks Down on Dems’ Washington Games After House Acts on Jobs
• “Outrageous”: Dems Hold Government Funding Hostage, Risking Shutdown
• House Passes Turner Language in NDAA which Protects Military’s use of GPS
• House Approves Turner Language in NDAA to Support: AFIT, AFRL, and Unmanned Aerial Systems
• Dublin to establish IT-focused entrepreneurial center
• Dublin school board eyes $7.1M in cuts for next two years
• Cocktails: Betty’s Fine Food & Spirits
• Feature: !!!
• Congressman Ryan's Statement on HR 3630
• Congressman Ryan's Statement on HR 3630
• Body found on Franklinton street
• Don't forget about our Winter Wonderland Party tomorrow night!!! Bring your fami...
• I don't think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yesterday. ~Abra...
• House Republicans propose to merge Ohio's primaries into one date
• Snow Aviation auction canceled by main creditor
• State Auto gets buy rating – in hopes it sells
• Details surface about Rickenbacker industrial deal
• Report: Ohio, nation see rise in homeless children
• AMC’s Lennox, Easton theaters set up for dining, alcohol expansion
• Dublin launching TechDEC for startups wanting data center access
• Columbus schools share environmental settlement
• A Movie Night at the Columbus State Bookstore! Free popcorn, but BYOPBJ (bring y...
• Time to nominate Forty Under 40 candidates
• Neoprobe buys rights to Alzheimer’s diagnostic drug
• CCAD Student Illustrates Satirical Children’s Book
• 15-year-old boy was shot by police in pizza-delivery sting, mom says
• Council backs curbside recycling plan
• Photo: Isn’t that Jack Frost’s job?
• Fountain theft leads to apology at Hilliard council meeting
• Kasich questions tying welfare to drug test
• Deciding appeals of property reappraisals will cost county $1.5 million
• Cadillac Ranch in Cincinnati has new owners
• Progressive to pay $125k in Massachusetts
• State Auto chief investment officer retiring
• CareSource adding 150 Ohio jobs
• Northwest Ohio mall could close because of roof damage
• Supply problem halts GM's Cruze production
• School voucher extension bill to get light trim
• Kasich to talk about health-insurance exchange?
• Photo: It takes an eagle eye
• Study of GOP maps points to politics
• Kids get outpouring of help
• Have a smart heart about holiday giving
• Ohio News Briefs
• Program pairs homes, refugees
• Portman wants corporate tax cut
• Fund may build new Seneca County courthouse
• Man balks at testifying, so wife’s charges dropped in shooting of deputy
• McGraw-Hill to merge Columbus offices, cut about 550 jobs nationwide
• Man tried in killing of girl’s dad
• Trial judge wants professionalism in another judge’s defamation suit
• Power-line plan energizes residents opposing routes
• Hiring outlook better in region
• City officials in dark about Sawmill-area streetlights’ private owners
• Old Man’s Cave fall victim was 18-year-old from Illinois
• Cleveland casino posts 750 non-gaming jobs
• White House Threatens to Veto Middle Class Tax Relief Bill Over Provisions That Do Not Exist
• Call on Senate Democrats to Take Action with the “We Can’t Wait” Widget
• Congressman Boehner Hails Passage of Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• Congressman Boehner: Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act a “Big Step Toward Creating Jobs in America”
• Congressman Latta Urges Senate Democrats to Support the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act
• State hands out $120K to support economic development in central Ohio
• Documents: Boehner rep key in Ohio redistricting map
• Charges dropped against woman accused in deputy's shooting
• Cassidy Turley gets assignment after Duke Realty sale
• Heavier trucks may soon be rolling on Ohio highways
• Ohio’s $10M loan for Nationwide Arena deal approved
• Top of the List: Biggest construction projects
• Blue Jackets extend TV deal with Fox Sports Ohio
• Ohio lauded for LEED school projects
• Honda to showcase new Acura ILX, revived NSX at Detroit auto show
• The idea of "aspiration vs. envy" has been on my mind lately. Read about it in H...
• TechColumbus names marketing VP as interim CEO
• Paycheck scam scars many
• City asked to boost safety-net spending
• Man strays off trail, dies in fall at Old Man’s Cave
• Photo: Playing for a meal
• Port Clinton faces tourism offseason
• When undercover officer delivers pizza, suspect is wounded
• State issued 141 shale permits this year
• $78M project near University of Cincinnati starts in January
• Cleveland casino to hire 750 people
• Lease to drill 80,000 acres in northeast Ohio nearly done
• Ohio's vacancy rate growth 10th highest in U.S.
• McGraw-Hill consolidating Easton offices to Polaris
• Death Row inmates being consolidated in Chillicothe’s prison
• Latino Catholics celebrate their Lady
• Taylor defends response to health-care law
• Paycheck scam scars many
• More whites drawn to charter schools
• Diversity of suburban schools grows as region changes
• Kids plant seed to end genocide
• Polar Bear Society gets set for annual Ohio River plunge
• EPA awards Energy Star label to 2 Honda plants
• Local CEO elected TechColumbus chairman
• Commerical real-estate broker Colliers to move local HQ to Two Miranova
• Toledo site gets $6 million
• Politicians twist past term limits
• ‘I might be out by the time I’m 42,’ teen in Craigslist case writes to dad
• $1.5 million likely to end Dublin land dispute over Hall’s Corner
• OSU’s bike lessons hit streets
• Libraries differ on anti-theft measures
• Near East Side residents want say on neighborhood renewal plans
• Hoo you lookin’ at? Park visitors get close-up look at owls
• Congressman Boehner: “The American People Can’t Wait” For the Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• Gahanna-Jefferson school district exploring solar-power use
• D.C. Dispatches
• Ohio puts pressure on debt collectors
• Man in brutal 1969 slaying up for parole
• Teachers leery of proposed ratings
• Suit says levy misled voters
• GOP chief toils to rebuild party after Noe’s fall
• Officer involved in shooting
• Ohio Lottery
• New GI Bill a generous ‘thank you’ to veterans
• Study lacks cases to prove C8 a risk
• Riverfront project ahead of schedule in Cincinnati
• 4-H steer becomes $4K donation
• Dayton college uses Facebook to lure students
• It’s dark and cold if you can see Orion
• Cold hands, warm hearts for Festivus
• Where used toys are loved
• Teachers integrate arts, P.E. in lessons
• Sodexo will skip school
• Surviving sepsis: Always forward
• Officer involved in Hilltop shooting
• Restoration project preserves Pleasant Hill Cemetery history
• City finance division honored for excellence
• Fire department warns about ice safety
• Holiday sales vital to Uptown businesses
• Marysville mayor wears many hats
• People in business
• Sheriff reports
• Calendars include grading-period change
• E-books gain popularity at Southwest libraries
• Singers invite audience participation at German Village Christmas concert
• Community briefs
• In brief
• Military notes
• College basketball: No. 8 Xavier tops Cincinnati 76-53 after brawl
• Panther prowling Clark County? Unlikely, says expert
• DeWine wants foster-care review
• Nearly $50,000 raised for Clothe-A-Child
• City to forgive $3.4M loan to nonprofit developer
• In yearly eval, Gee gets bonus, 2% raise
• The future of Columbus?
• Officer not charged in fatal shooting
• Program keeps kids’ visits safe, peaceful
• Voting law on hold till fall 2012
• Retired psychiatrist makes textbooks into art
• Ohioan gets 15 years in drug-pipeline case
• Ohio likes relatively cheap cars, small loans
• Civil War vets to get wreaths on graves
• Many Columbus vets are 18 to 34
• Cleveland Clinic gets gift of $10M
• WWII-era plane runs into fence on landing
• County elections board fills open post
• Greek Orthodox leader for 3 states installed
• Columbus Zoo welcomes Hank to its elephant herd
• Guards, prison officials differ on gang fights
• Cleveland casino operator to buy Ritz-Carlton hotel
• Weekly Address Highlights: Congressman Boehner on the Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• Weekly Republican Address: Congressman Boehner on the Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• Area community bands to offer holiday performances
• Community briefs
• Pataskala seeks grant for revitalization study of old village
• Couple chooses mission work in South Africa
• Chipper service to be extended to residents
• Sunbury looking for council members
• After recount, Jack Hatten retains seat
• Community briefs
• Resolving not to resolve — again
• Home sales
• Coming up
• MHS girls basketball team joins fight against breast cancer
• School board OKs plan to cut energy expenses
• 1911 reference questions have contemporary sound
• UCBDD board member recognized
• Midland Theatre news
• Fitness: Kristen Foley’s story
• Cover Story: Arts essentials
• No indictment for officer who killed fleeing suspect
• We’ll be sprucing up a few places during the break: •The Computer Commons in the...
• McGraw-Hill closing Easton office, consolidating at Polaris
• Congratulations graduates!
• Have a great weekend everyone - one more week of school and then it's time for...
• Election law referendum to appear on 2012 ballot
• The hub-bub about Sears
• Slideshow: Snow Aviation assets head to auction at Rickenbacker
• Please remember to sign up for the Rave emergency message alert system. Our thou...
• Countdown: Central Ohio’s largest employers
• MORPC officially OKs Karlsberger building purchase
• Another record number of students petitioned to graduate this quarter (575). Wat...
• Express shares priced at $20 in offering
• EPA cites fracking as possible pollution source in Wyoming
• AMP to unveil electric SUV in January
• Worthington wants to buy house connected to shooting of teen after prank
• Toledo casino opening jeopardized by background check snag
• East Side shooting leaves man dead
• Union alleges unfair labor practice against Cooper Tire
• Forest City vacating 120,000-square-foot office in Cleveland
• Man’s hopes dashed for new cancer treatment
• Training underway for Cleveland casino
• Pollution linked to ‘fracking’
• After criticism, school-voucher bill will change
• Easton honored as a trendsetter
• Man who pleaded to manslaughter committed as teen is sentenced as adult
• Road ahead murky for Cordray
• New cracks at Ohio nuclear plant known to regulators
• Poverty, violence trouble Near East Side neighborhood
• Gingrich surges in latest survey
• County water, sewer bills up
• Municipalities skeptical over state plan to take over local income-tax collection
• Deep cuts for Marion safety forces
• Illinois House reaches deal on keeping Sears
• Landowner apathy kills state hunting website
• MORPC to buy building, move back Downtown
• Move will trim costs at Youth Services
• Warrant didn’t hold Craigslist suspect
• County to finance Arena District garage
• Recount affirms defeat of Teays Valley income-tax issue
• Republican proposes May-only primary
• Teenager charged in Logan County wreck that killed man
• 2nd child from Ohio dies from mom’s gun after Texas standoff
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Ohio
• Boehner Column: Fighting for Ohio’s Farmers and Ranchers by Tackling Excessive Federal Regulations
• Republicans Introduce Middle Class Tax Relief & Job Creation Act
• It’s Not the Keystone Pipeline That’s Holding Up a Payroll Tax Cut Extension – It’s the Democrats’ Tax Hike On Job Creators
• Behind the Scenes: Time-Lapse Video of U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Setup & Lighting
• Troyer hired as chief of innovation, improvement and human capital
• Council approves funds for bridge repairs, trail extension on Thompson Road
• Grant aids food pantry’s search for new home
• MORPC to buy Karlsberger building, parking lots
• Employee contracts critical to city’s budget plan
• FRRC selects new members
• Healthful food at Northstar Cafe
• Local music: Dolfish at Kobo
• Local music: Zero Star at Carabar
• Movie review: Another Happy Day
• Movie review: New Year’s Eve
• Preview: Festivus at 400 West Rich
• Preview: Foster the People at the LC
• Preview: It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
• Preview: Mamma Mia!
• Preview: Seasonal Surprises by ProMusica Chamber Orchestra
• Review: Casa Hacienda Grill
• Review: Homeland
• Preview: Tim Reynolds at Woodlands
• Preview: White Rabbits at the Newport
• Review: Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches
• Review: Michael’s Goody Boy
• Review: Scrooge at Shadowbox Live
• Sensory Overload: Petit Mal
• Shopping: Bloomsbury Loft
• Staff Pick: BalletMet’s The Nutcracker
• Staff Pick: Fort Wilson Riot at Ravari Room
• Staff Pick: Rock Potluck 7
• Staff Pick: Shirt Show at Union Cafe
• Staff Pick: Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons at the Palace
• Local music: Angela Perley & the Howlin’ Moons at Rumba
• School voucher bill to be rewritten to limit district losses
• Cleveland Avenue will close between I-670 and McCoy Street, beginning Friday, De...
• Bill would reunite Ohio's primaries on May 8
• Congressman Tim Ryan's Statement on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Confirmation Vote
• Congressman Tim Ryan's Statement on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Confirmation Vote
• Recount doesn't change Teays Valley tax bid
• Two Columbus suburbs among Midwest's best quality of life areas
• Corna Kokosing, Messer land top contractor honors
• Craigslist slayings suspect was mistakenly freed twice in Ohio
• Highway Patrol finds 17 pounds of heroin in car on Ohio Turnpike
• Taylor Square readies for Buffalo Wild Wings addition
• Ohio traffic deaths rose in 2010, reversing progress
• Police identify man fatally shot on East Side
• Fairfield Medical acquires imaging center from partner
• Rep. Sutton Statement on GOP Blocking Richard Cordray as CFPB Director
• Adena adds smaller Pike County health system
• Gingrich rising, Obama sinking in latest Ohio poll
• Ohio State’s Gator Bowl swag includes watches, luggage, rings
• A Purple Heart recipient and a Hilliard police officer are among CSCC students g...
• Neoprobe rechristened Navidea Biopharmaceuticals
• Glimcher, DDR complete retail plaza swap
• Cleveland teachers offer pay concessions to help undo cuts
• PHS Central falls in state title game
• Gahanna dedicates Tech Center bridge to Wetherholt
• Groups to take funding requests to council
• Students learn firsthand from author
• Home sales
• Commission expresses general approval of plan
• British film makers show interest in exotic-animal escape
• 5 races in Franklin County, but just 1 needs primary
• Triple shooting leaves one dead on East Side
• 5-year-old grazed by stray bullet in her home
• Columbus curbside recycling’s 2012 launch back on track
• Three Dayton area Rexel facilities to close
• Earth Fare opens second Ohio supermarket
• Four Ohio plants among biggest mercury producers - report
• Poll: Newt Gingrich surging among Ohio GOP voters
• Toledo area nuclear reactor had more cracks
• State grant funding $2M for job creation in northeast Ohio
• Surprising Bengals still NFL's worst home draw
• Doc: Tipsy soup cups a burn risk for kids
• Community pillar became expert at hiding theft
• Walmart security guard faces child-porn charges
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• Authorities identify third body possibly tied to Craigslist scheme
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• Book details history of Lazarus, the family and the store
• Early Columbus factories struggled, later flourished
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• City council starts budget talks with $800,000 available
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• Cooper Tire & Rubber workers reject contract, locked out
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• AES completes purchase of Dayton power company
• Ohio State to pay Meyer $4M a year
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• Parks have to wait for improvements
• Parents wary of plans for South Side schools
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• Pink driver’s licenses will be gone by 2013
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• Pile of debris greets Worthington arrivals
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• Man gets 12-year prison term in fatal stabbing
• GOP Leaders: House Will Act if Necessary to Avert Job-Crushing National Railway Strike
• High Gas Prices Cost Thousands of Jobs; Approval of Keystone Energy Pipeline Would Help
• City might end year with $800,000 left
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• State plans frugal budget for repairs
• Revenue at Children’s tops $1 billion
• Charter schools lure suburban kids, too
• Some courts reluctant to help abused gays
• Keeping tradition alive
• Judge asked to consider defendant’s state of mind
• Body that of missing Craigslist job applicant, police say
• Stored road salt might have tainted well water
• Ohio’s use of Web alters routine of deer season
• Jackson firehouse gets go-ahead
• Sandhill cranes return to Ohio to settle down
• More lights, more action Downtown?
• This break on tattoos benefits good cause
• Drug seizures by state troopers way up
• Sentencing retrial could return killer to Death Row
• From summer visit sprang path to college
• Boy, mother fatally shot on porch in Toledo
• Boy with rare disorder ‘comfortable in his skin’
• Bridge closed after runaway barge hits it
• Resident of nursing home dies after fall
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• Marysville police announce closures, parking restrictions
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• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem for police
• Hall, Stolte to seek re-election in 2012
• Local schools ranked 175th in Ohio
• Jerome, Millcreek townships will seek public safety levy
• MHS rated ‘excellent’
• Superintendent offers final Thanksgiving message
• City, chamber to update Uptown Revitalization Plan
• Local energy company seeks to hire jobless veterans
• Owner of stolen library card is billed $322 for late fees
• Police: Toledo pedestrian hit, killed in Columbus
• Columbus schools invite comment on consolidation plan
• Safety of birth-control pills under review
• Officials discover 2 more bodies
• Driver killed when truck hits pole, fence
• Driver dies after his car hits barrier
• Columbus woman’s body found by hunters in park
• Law returns youth convicted as adult to juvenile court for sentencing
• ODOT cameras will monitor highway traffic
• Woman’s family seeking her body after skull found
• Goal met for tribute to comic-book writer
• Traffic calmer than store aisles on big day
• Challenger going after Schmidt in Congress
• A year later, mom hopes for miracle
• Who says crime doesn’t pay?
• Cutbacks shut elementary’s library, threaten middle school’s
• Turnpike boss OK with leasing study
• Parade to feature historic carriages
• Stadium on way to ‘zero waste’
• City Council to start using iPads
• Many kids need a Santa to shop for them this year
• Fill 'er up: The average price of a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline in central Ohio
• Mayor’s Traditional Tree Lighting Ceremony Transformed Into Spectacular Urban Light Display
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - November 23, 2011
• City, township could collaborate on park
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• District and Holt Crossing recognized for achievement
• In brief
• Magers stepping down as director
• Body found in Caesar Creek State Park identified as Columbus woman
• Bodies found in Noble County, Akron may be victims in Craigslist plot
• Wreck closes Rt. 315 in Delaware County
• Hocking County man killed in Pickaway County crash
• Columbus family asks for help locating missing teen
• Hundreds evacuated after power fails at Port Clinton Wal-Mart
• Earlier Black Friday hours popular with shoppers
• I-71 set to reopen in Grove City
• NASA’s next-generation rover set to go to Mars
• Plan could help cities pay for blighted homes
• Zoo lights enhanced by drizzle
• Statehouse architect finally to get marker in Green Lawn Cemetery
• ‘Shawshank’ prison in Mansfield popular site for weddings
• Man, 71, dies after two-vehicle crash
• Habitat homes hit by thieves
• Volunteers serve hope along with Thanksgiving feast
• Man runs race again, one year after suffering heart attack
• Porn description gets troubled worker fired
• Architectural rarities might die with courthouse
• Opposition builds to bill expanding voucher program
• Assistance dog helps boy, 8, with cerebral palsy
• Photo cutout keeps Marine close to family
• Caesar Creek marina plan makes progress
• Cities hope to profit from incubated business
• Columbus air traffic in holding pattern
• Ohio businesses may be affected by turmoil in Europe
• Well waste flooding Ohio
• Workplace religious complaints on the rise
• Another Howard wins office in Whitehall
• Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for our students, faculty and staff. "Educat...
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• Magers stepping down as director
• GRIN group happily providing Thanksgiving meals to area needy
• Rice helps community foundation raise $1M
• Thanksgiving: An American tradition with a world of flavors
• 7 Amish now face federal hate-crime charges
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• Hearing on 6 animals at zoo sought
• Federal probe cites pilot error in fatal crash
• Collision kills one driver and injures the other
• Appraiser suspended for work on park purchase
• Ohio Lottery
• Grove City spat might merit charges
• Road-trip challenge
• Weather cut attendance, revenue at Irish Festival
• Department veteran to lead Pickerington police division
• Ohio kills its plan to pursue old excess welfare payments
• License plate gets new look
• Man gets no jail for forging petitions
• Be safe: Cook the bird, not the house
• Liz Rounds | 1916-2011: Writer chronicled local life
• Two men sentenced for gang activities
• Millersport driver hits trees, dies
• Baltimore lays off half of police force
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• Dog adoptions dip
• Advocate’s budget cut won’t help ratepayers
• Engagement Goronzy, Spencer plan wedding
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• Bexley holiday activities set weekend of Dec. 3-4
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• Campaign worker pleads guilty to forging signatures
• Feds arrest 7 in hair-cutting attacks against Ohio Amish
• AUDITIONS for Titanic: A Retrospective, the Theater Columbus State winter quarte...
• Port Columbus traffic dips despite gains by Southwest, Delta
• Judge sends two Short North Posse members to prison
• Hear it here, say it there runs through Urban Meyer watch
• Hughey & Phillips aims high with LED expansion
• Pilot error likely cause of councilman's fatal plane crash
• Ohio ranks among top 10 turkey raisers
• Columbus gets lofty ranking in Forbes’ list of tech-job hot spots
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• Ohio reaps $23M from penalty on Vioxx improper use
• Shale drilling's projected economic impact questioned
• Man killed in Licking County crash
• Ohio banks' profit grew 25 percent in 3Q
• Ovonic Energy to lay off 77 in Dayton area
• Ohio collects $1M in water-dumping fees from drillers
• PUCO clears AES-Dayton Power merger, with conditions
• Pringles buyer facing shareholder lawsuits
• 9th try a winner for district’s levy
• Lawyer vows to fight cutting of healthy trees in battle against long-horned beetle
• Man must say if he has HIV, jury told
• Hilliard levy passes after all
• Governor putting focus on job training
• Vote-overhaul petitions delivered
• Performance - BalletMet's The Nutcracker
• Marble Cliff services in standoff between Grandview, Upper Arlington
• Hilliard starts ball rolling toward sharing services
• Handcuffed kids, mom file lawsuit for $1.5 million
• Habitat seeking 100 homebodies to finish houses for holidays
• Ohio EPA considers a name change
• Ohio to get $23 million in Vioxx payout
• Third victim feared in Craigslist murder plot
• Turnpike lease adviser chosen
• Gahanna sees two benefits to new road near Hamilton, I-270
• Deer hunter finds skull of missing motorist
• Man gets 18 years for killing ex-friend
• O’Neill running for Supreme Court again
• Kasich fills Columbus State board positions
• Automakers rev up work in Toledo
• Man struck, killed riding bicycle on freeway
• 2 girls’ father fatally shot as he got into bed
• COSI offers ticket discount for peanut-butter donation
• Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure Announces 24th Annual Tour
• Domine: $50,000 donation will fund benchmarking trip
• Way to go Lady Cougars! Up next, the men's game. Watch it live on the CSCC Couga...
• Ohio to receive nearly $23M in drug settlement
• Clark County deer hunter finds missing woman's skull
• State chooses adviser for proposed lease of Turnpike
• W.Va. music festival moving to Buckeye Lake area
• Democrats filing more signatures to scrap Republicans' elections bill
• Columbus State alerts faculty, students to phoned-in bomb threat
• Central Federal moving forward with $37.5M stock sale
• Struggling with a paper? The Writing Centers at Columbus State can help! Our Big...
• Top of the List: Fee-only financial planners
• Mercer: Slower projected increases in runaway health premiums cold comfort for employers
• According to the second estimate from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the real...
• Holiday travelers should expect higher gas prices, construction
• Large-scale layoffs fall in October
• Man dies after being shot in Franklinton
• Columbus approves higher water, sewer rates
• Wine Guy plans retail-restaurant combo near Cincinnati
• Urban Meyer: The Six Million Dollar Man?
• B-Ball games tonight on the home court vs. The Ohio State University JV! Women t...
• Franklin County unemployment rate dips slightly in October
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• Owner of new store hopes to inspire smiles and creativity
• Engagement Hart, Ray to wed
• UA schools make good marks in state rating system
• Ohio Craft Museum’s holiday exhibit runs through Dec. 23
• Bexley schools ranked in state’s top 75
• Council mulls continuing use of firehouse as ‘recreation station’
• DSW sales, profit up in 3Q
• I-270 closed on Far East Side after man struck, killed
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA STATEMENT ON SUPER COMMITTEE
• Broadwin condo dispute settled for $10.5M
• Tony Packo's near sale to Burger King franchisee
• Intelligrated to expand headquarters, add 200 jobs
• Cincinnati Bell to close Dayton office
• Contractors allege potential bid-rigging in Toledo rehab effort
• Exotic animal ban recommended starting in 2014
• Anti-abortion groups fracture over state bill
• Photo: It’s beginning to look a lot like … you know
• Kasich zeroing in on job creation
• Bill could limit taxes on some college grants
• Full animal ban by 2014?
• More power sought for OSU police
• Lack of debt deal will prove a mistake, Portman says
• Girls didn’t go all that wild, Madison County jury says
• Holiday closings
• Blast damages GE Aviation building near Cincinnati
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• City raises water, sewer rates about 5 percent
• DeWine rejects wording on proposed right-to-work law
• Clintonville couple hopes lending books will bring neighbors together
• Trooper’s killer ignored ban on driving, police say
• Attempted-rape charge dropped against man cleared by DNA in earlier case
• Too late to fix Holt Road patchwork this year, city says
• Delaware County ex-commissioner pleads guilty to conflicts of interest
• Personal data in state files found in trash
• State might get ‘Blue Alert’ system for attacks on officers
• State economic council would develop four-year plan
• Longtime GOP operative to work for Senate president
• South Side foundry admits pollution crimes
• Meigs County officials probe fatal house fire
• Congressman Boehner Urges President Obama to Call for Votes on Bipartisan House-Passed Jobs Bills Stuck in Senate
• Honor Those Who Serve this Thanksgiving
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• Council raises water, sewer rates 5% for city, suburbs
• If you’ve noticed those big empty boxes in some offices around our campuses, the...
• More than 1,700 new jobs coming to Ohio
• Committee proposes ban on exotic animal ownership
• Wagenbrenner lands Clean Ohio cash for Timken site
• Dispatch halting publication of Spanish-language Fronteras
• Installed Building Products lands private-equity investment
• Creative and Business Minds Meld on CCAD Campus
• Jane.TV aims to elevate women’s programming with online channel
• Home sales up 8.6% in October; 4th straight increase
• More music! The Woodwind Ensemble performs tomorrow (see our post from Thurs) an...
• Trooper's killer charged again
• Former Delaware County commissioner pleads on ethics charges
• Top of the List: Fee-based financial planners
• Columbus Steel Castings ordered to pay $825,000
• Former P&G CEO Smale dies at 84
• Ohio-made alcohol booming
• Trumbull County landowners assembling 75,000 acres for oil, gas lease
• Proposed ticket tax could meet legal challenges
• State grants to help clean up Dayton area brownfields
• Guatemalan seeks to remain in U.S.
• Townships seek share of funds to demolish vacant homes
• Disclosure of ‘fracking’ chemicals not complete
• Voucher users scatter in county after housing projects close
• Family puts face on victim of craigslist plot
• Photo: Showing support for her grandfather
• Big Boy employee accused of tainting restaurant’s coffee
• Prosecutors want veto over bench trials
• Spirited hobbies distilled into jobs
• Complaints on code violations cause ill will among neighbors
• Rt. 315 work planned today in county’s north
• Marysville will read water meters wirelessly
• Many recall life’s sacred days on church’s final one
• Passenger killed in crash was 19, from Gahanna
• Tips sought to solve Fairfield County burglary
• Columbus man on the run is found in Houston
• Police still hunt for Cincinnati-area woman missing for three months
• Jobs in Ohio steel mills may be reborn
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on the Announcement by Joint Select Committee Co-Chairs Jeb Hensarling & Patty Murray
• Congressman Boehner Praises Signing of GOP Jobs Initiatives for Veterans & Job Creators
• Turner Statement on Failure of the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction
• Ohioans more likely than most to light up
• Few Ohio dentists lose licenses after complaints
• Disclosure of ‘fracking’ chemicals not complete
• Townships seek share of funds to demolish vacant homes
• Street repairs to slow Rt. 315 traffic near Worthington Hills
• Marysville to read water meters wirelessly
• Gahanna man died in one-car crash
• Relative IDs body found in shallow grave as Virginia man looking for a new start
• Hello, Columbus: Reader-submitted vacation photos
• Reminder: Southbound stretch of I-71 closed this morning
• In bad case, sickly animals kept in deplorable pens
• First step toward hoarding: feeding many strays
• Animal hoarders put pets and selves at risk
• Some hope for an OK of guns on campus
• One final Sunday
• Big changes come to Wildlife Division
• Ohio Lottery
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• Suspect in fatal crash arrested
• Ex-commissioner expected to plead guilty in ethics case
• Wildlife will find fewer acorns, other nuts for winter foraging
• College, school erase remedial courses
• First-time officials inspired by community
• Support for child sex-abuse victims shown at OSU game
• Unpaid tax on cell towers uncollectible, county complains
• Benefit errors slam jobless
• Neighbor in the news
• Alum Creek Fantasy of Lightsback again, at new location
• City to replace water meter reading system
• Code change clarifies student athlete self-reporting process
• Residents get cost estimates for project
• School board approves lease for Hope Center
• Increased deer activity a danger for drivers
• Happy At Home Pet Sitters conducting pet food drive
• Home sales
• McDonald’s looks to purchase Hometown Inn site
• New lists from state describe school performance index scores
• SWCS transportation department offers help to families in need
• Home sales
• Boil alert ends for water in Lockbourne
• Former P&G chief John Smale dies; was 84
• Program helps landowners fulfill dream of preserving property as rural sanctuaries
• Concert Review | Columbus Symphony: Focus on soloists in well-paced performance
• 16-year-old charged in shooting
• DeWine takes aim at child sex abuse
• Trustees OK pair of OU projects
• 19-year-old killed in street shooting
• Noe trying again for new trial
• FDA revokes breast-cancer drug approval
• Expulsion rare for elementary students, seen as ‘last resort’
• Fish oil calms anxiety, OSU study finds
• ODOT must pay contractor
• Officials at OSU take on holdups
• Banners herald a united Gay St.
• Man pleads guilty to downloading child porn
• Holiday parade revived this year
• Democrat accepts Kasich’s offer of Appalachia post
• Jobless rate in Ohio dips just a little
• Ohio board advised to strip pain doctor of license
• Macy’s honors Miami band
• Man pulled from pond
• Southbound stretch of I-71 to be closed
• Lawyers seek to combine trials
• Delaware County studies deadly big-truck crashes
• Neighbors in the news
• League is getting geared up for Dec. 3 Santa parade
• Sterling Theater to host holiday dinner, movie Dec. 1
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• Sunbury council approves appropriations
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• Resident asks county to help fight power line
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• Council might improve Cheshire intersections
• Community Library news
• Central Ohio facility keeps watch on earthquakes
• Craft Museum’s holiday exhibit runs through Dec. 23
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• Warriors’ Elder selected
• The Works to host ‘A Civil War Christmas’
• Reynoldsburg police seek ID of credit card thief
• Teen charged in craigslist murder case; man named as accomplice
• Play's title too sexy for some in Tuscarawas County
• Clintonville man pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Good luck to our Cougars Bball teams in the CSCC Pre-Thanksgiving Tourney! Watch...
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• Ohio University board OKs Dublin property negotiations
• Experience Columbus hires sales exec to tap Chicago market
• Countdown: Rickenbacker home to millions in improvements
• President Obama should reconsider his decision to delay energy production in Ohi...
• CCAD’s Design Group, Alumni & Partners Clean Up on Awards
• Honored to cast my vote in favor of a Balanced Budget Amendment today!
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION ON BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT
• DeWine launches new effort against child-sex predators
• Columbus ranked No. 94 on 'brainpower' list
• To round out the 2011 International Education Week, we challenge you to these qu...
• Contingent spreading word about Central Ohio at Presidents Cup in Australia
• Community invited to admire new flagpole, light
• Donations to fund Herren’s cancer treatments are not tax-exempt
• Support builds for bricks on S. 3rd St.
• Ohio unemployment dips slightly to 9 percent
• Ohio unemployment rate dropped in October
• Website promotes Ohio as seen in films, on TV
• Photo: No fan of the map
• Photo: It’s time to go home!
• Teen going to adult court over July killing in North Linden
• Dublin site in line for Ohio U. medical school campus
• Crumbling Ohio University campus needs $2.5 billion fix
• Lockbourne water-main repair will shut off water; boil alert to follow
• Kasich says Great Lakes need his protection
• Chrysler expansion spurs interest in other Toledo property
• Health clinic to open in Reynoldsburg school
• Lake Erie water restrictions proposed by Kasich
• Northeast Ohio partnership to encourage startups
• Smucker recalling chunky peanut butter
• Former Cincinnati grocery store to become ice rinks
• Darby Creek protections urged in development
• Sports may live a while longer in cash-strapped Westerville schools
• Ohio University picks Dublin for new medical school
• Sheriff: Men were lured to Ohio to be killed
• Pipeline system called safe in explosion’s wake
• Columbus schools going after lunch debts
• Kasich says Sears impressed with Ohio
• Task force seeks help, not jail, for mentally ill
• Columbus library wins grant to create learning labs
• Fatal fire deepens family’s loss
• Kasich may name Democrat to post
• Engineers, contractors back study on Ohio Turnpike privatization
• Sentencing set for doc in ‘pill mill’ case
• Accused ringleader in ‘pill mill’ case pleads guilty
• Columbus Sports, Vacation And Boat Show 2012
• Congressman Boehner on Balanced Budget Amendment: Democrats Skip Another Opportunity to Work Together for Jobs
• Boehner Column: Expanding Energy Production, Improving Infrastructure, and Helping Get Ohioans Back To Work
• Turner Supports Balanced Budget Amendment
• Latta Supports A Balanced Budget Amendment
• Hilliard ex-councilman pleads guilty in mortgage-fraud case
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• Tucker lists priorities as new superintendent
• Read the book; meet the author
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• OU zeroes in on Dublin for med school campus
• We are down here right now doing open video casting calls for a commercial conte...
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• Sen. Portman hopeful 'super committee' will meet deficit deadline
• Kasich drafts new Great Lakes bill
• Mom charged in death of teen who weighed 28 pounds
• College application site Acceptd lands $500K after 10x graduation
• An article from USA Today regarding the Congressional evaluation of the Transpor...
• Coda begins production, but no movement on Columbus battery plant
• Abercrombie CEO souring on Japanese store
• Our congratulations as well to CSCC Cougars basketball player, Glenn Cosey, on a...
• Thurber House revives writers' program in honor of former participant
• Occupy Columbus plans Thursday march down Broad St.
• Park National CEO: Vision Bank sale ‘eliminates the continued risk’
• Top of the List (holidays edition): Largest shopping centers
• Smucker profit off on higher food costs
• Come out this weekend and support your CSCC Cougars on the home court!
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• Troopers find 25 gift-wrapped marijuana packets in car
• Smucker recalls peanut butter over salmonella risk
• Limited Brands 3Q earnings beat expectations
• Man dies in house fire
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• Park National sells Florida bank assets for $27.9M
• 5 more vendors barred from tutoring students
• Honda unveils new CR-V, electric Fit
• Pipeline explosion in Morgan County damages property, injures none
• NetJets suing IRS over ticket tax
• Background checks risk Cleveland casino scheduled opening
• Chrysler to add 1,100 jobs at Toledo factory
• Republic Steel adding 450 jobs as demand from shale drillers picks up
• Legislators sending mixed signals on texting ban
• Aide who ridiculed student barred from classroom
• Age doesn’t stop Simmons’ quest to spread fitness
• NRC closely monitoring repairs at Davis-Besse
• Kasich promises talks on new workers’ comp plan
• Firebomb meant to intimidate rape victim
• Ohio going forward with two primaries
• Penn National studies hotel at casino
• Ticket tax spurs suit by NetJets
• Driver pleads guilty to misdemeanor in fatal crash
• Consultants hired to study state’s public-pension plans
• Pension oversight director to retire
• Rep. Austria criticized for Statehouse visit on day of redistricting vote
• Congressman Boehner, GOP Committee Leaders Highlight American Energy Production & Infrastructure Jobs Bill
• Turner Leads Strategic Forces Subcommittee Members in Calling for Domestic Hedge against Ballistic Missile Threats
• Turner Demands Snowbarger Reveal Who in the Administration Was Involved in Delphi Pension Cuts
• Latta Discusses Blanchard River Project With Assistant Secretary of the Army
• House GOP to Pass Bill Keeping Pledge to Cut Spending, Eliminate Wasteful Programs
• House GOP to Scrap “Wasteful,” “Duplicative” “Drug War Boondoggle”
• American Energy & Infrastructure Jobs Act (H.R. 7)
• New food pantry opens to serve families
• Interim budget in the works for early ’12
• Matheny to manage World Series champs
• BalletMet partners with Reynoldsburg’s Encore Academy
• Christmas on the Towne returns after a year’s hiatus
• Community Chorus to host holiday concerts
• Fairfield considers local intersection fix
• Some master plan changes put on hold
• Firefighters sporting a ’stache for men’s health
• Stefanie’s Team of Hope raises 268K for Pelotonia
• Students learn to bake bread to feed area hungry
• Indianola Park playground plans unveiled
• City’s new trash contract leads to cost savings
• Police building case in fund theft
• Left turns from W. Wilson Bridge into mall will soon be permitted
• Legislators asked to loosen liquor-license laws
• Participants asked to set priorities
• Park shedding part of troubled Vision Bank in $28M deal
• Rep. Ryan Honors Sen. John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins
• Our Gospel Vocal Ensemble (GVE) will celebrate its 5th anniversary by hosting th...
• Honda unveils new CR-V, all-electric Fit
• Kasich administration, employee union agree on contract extension
• 13-year-old admits to shooting mother's boyfriend
• GM closing Cruze factory in Ohio for one week
• COTA board passes fare increases
• Unfamiliar chaos: Staid courtroom comes alive during adoption ceremony
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• 7- and 8-year-old siblings handcuffed after fight on Westerville school bus
• Delaware lockdowns lifted after robbery suspect arrested
• AUSTRIA-SECURED UAS LANGUAGE INCLUDED IN FY12 APPROPRIATIONS "MINI-BUS"
• NetJets sues IRS for $643 million, seeking ticket-tax refund
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• Casino regulator names more top staff members
• Lakes Entertainment doubles down on casino investment
• Lifestyle Family Fitness selling 4, closing 6 area locations
• Cook gave Ohio tot a squirt of booze, police say
• Sales up, but costs eat into Abercrombie’s 3Q earnings
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• Giant Eagle names Laura Shapira Karet new CEO
• Theater news
• Bexley High School thespians to present two fall plays
• Book club, Drexel to screen Foer work
• Bexley experiencing influx of new businesses
• Eastmoor will remain home for local radio icon Conners
• Developers want a say in code changes
• Local food pantry will change name, location
• Haire: Concise zoning code will help market Canal Pointe
• Turn lanes eyed for Pickerington-Refugee roads
• Gas pipeline explodes in Athens County
• Bob Evans says local restaurants up next for remodeling; profit up 64%
• Abercrombie & Fitch's 3Q profit fails to satisfy market
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• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA APPLAUDS PRO-SECOND AMENDMENT LEGISLATION
• Survey finds health, not safety, kids’ biggest risk
• Biden praises Issue 2 vote
• Columbus police arrest 7 Occupy protesters
• Mexican restaurant’s license revoked
• ‘Fracking’ fears delay lease auction in Wayne National Forest
• Cleveland Clinic acquires cancer treatment centers
• Panel backs fewer schools, new office space
• Welfare roundup reaches way back to collect overpayments
• Postal Service may merge Akron, Cleveland facilities
• Coleman’s budget casts eye on city’s future
• Apartment complex in Fairfield sold for $23.5M
• Goodyear blimp gondola sent to Smithsonian
• U. of Cincinnati games at Bengals stadium cost school $1.04M in lost sponsorships
• Feds clear Dayton Power takeover; PUCO yet to weigh in
• Photo: On deck every week
• City water, sewer bills going up
• 2 Ohioans among astronauts to receive Gold Medal
• Set student-reading goal high, Harris tells board
• Driver killed in Knox County crash; man and kids rescued
• Kasich moves on from loss on Issue 2
• Dog-breeding bill has history of being left to die
• Sheriff gets $9.4 million for budget hole
• Celebration of Statehouse anniversary was sweet
• Cancer-theft suspect is free on bond
• Triple murderer defiant to end
• Two arrested in slaying of Pickaway County man
• Florida man executed for killing woman, teens from Ohio
• United Way OK with pace of donations
• Congressman Boehner: House Sends Two GOP Jobs Initiatives to White House for President Obama’s Signature
• Congressman Boehner Remarks at NASA Gold Medal Ceremony
• Citywide recycling initiative to begin in 2012
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• Bexley school board adopts revised class size policy
• BalletMet partners with Reynoldsburg’s Encore Academy
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• Drexel Theatre to host electric car showcase Nov. 18
• Scholarship grows from agriculture learning for St. Brigid fifth-grader
• Engagement Hart, Ray to marry Goronzy, Spencer plan wedding
• County facility keeps watch on earthquakes
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• Craft Museum’s holiday exhibit runs through Dec. 23
• FCC chili cook-off raises funds for project
• Scholarship grows from agriculture learning for St. Brigid fifth-grader
• Columbus always meant to be ‘at center of things’
• Local filmmaker to hold free movie screening
• Local filmmaker to hold free movie screening
• Columbus always meant to be ‘at center of things’
• Holiday exhibit runs through Dec. 23
• Columbus water, sewer bills going up
• Ramp to Outerbelt on East Side remains closed after truck crash
• Slideshow: Ohio’s Statehouse celebrates 150th birthday
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• Rt. 23 reopens after second Delaware County wreck
• Coleman releases $735 million budget
• Seven Occupy protesters arrested at Columbus bank
• Truck driver saves man from sinking car near Lima
• Cleveland child-killer executed after vulgar last gesture
• Boy, 13, might change plea in Delaware County slaying
• Survey finds most Ohio teens behave safely
• Cheery holiday sales uptick in store for Ohio retailers, says forecast
• NAIOP names Children’s Hospital as Developer of the Year
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• Chester Willcox merging with Taft Stettinius
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• Despite claims, Cain still tops with Ohio GOP
• Woman spittin’ mad when ‘cabbie’ balks, police say
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• Anti-union forces pushing Ohio right-to-work amendment
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• Cleveland-area high school reopens after bomb threats
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• Bravo Brio serves up eighth Florida restaurant
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• Wendy’s hopes its W burger alluring to value customers
• Amazon for, eBay against, online sales tax bill
• Sentenced burglar mum on money
• State sues charter school’s old operators over bingo
• Police identify South Linden crash victim
• Man gets life for killing after a fight over a beer
• Macy's Q3 earnings surge
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• Boehner Column: Senate Democrats Are Out of Excuses for Stalling on Bipartisan Jobs Bills
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• Polaris developer OK with Bob Evans effort
• Huntington Bancshares CEO Steinour gets $4.9M in 2010
• Penn National sues Columbus as casino annexation fight escalates
• Worthington Industries cutting 79 acquired jobs
• Earthquake in Japan disrupts Honda operations
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• Cincinnati mayor: Census stats 'disturbing'
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• Occupy Columbus lunch to put focus on SB 5
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• Airlines collected $1.5B in fees in Q2
• New Arby's owner names board of directors
• More cracks discovered in nuclear reactor wall
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• State approves $10M loan for Nationwide Arena purchase
• 1 million in Ohio lack family doctor
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• Two men charged in school vandalism
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• Man commits suicide in Walmart parking lot
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• Judicial center to bear Moyer’s name
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• Cleveland schools end preschool, make other cuts to balance budget
• AEP reports 3Q earnings boost
• Cincinnati airport might tear down two terminals
• Crash closes westbound I-70 east of Columbus
• Photo: In the flow
• Is chief justice’s Issue 1 video out of order?
• IBM names first female CEO
• Campaign Ad Watch: Anti-Issue 2, ‘Eternity’
• Barely a budge in region’s jobless rate
• Cain leading among Ohio Republicans, poll finds
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• Columbus might restructure some schools while closing others
• Kasich vows to spend half of turnpike funds in northern Ohio
• Space shuttle petition reaches goal for White House consideration
• Auto parts supplier Cooper-Standard moving jobs to Mexico
• AK Steel reports 3Q loss
• FirstMerit cutting costs despite profitable quarter
• P&G to offer early retirement in downsizing
• Poll: Issue 2 sinking
• SB 5 debate sticks to script
• Quarter horses, amateur riders will show their versatility in four events
• Adoption recruiters raise odds of a match
• Online petition seeks Obama review of shuttle locations
• Grove City clerk paid herself $67,000 too much, audit finds
• Secondary flu vaccine not advised
• Accused mastermind assails witness’s credibility
• Fire union sets contract vote ‘just in case’
• Northern Ohio would reap most if turnpike leased
• County OK for bonds likely a first for a charter school
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Teen charged in case of postgame tack attack
• Lancaster mayor lays off 13 firefighters
• Prosecutor: No problem with county’s appraisal contract
• GOP Facebook Tabs Highlight Republican Jobs Plan & Jobs Bill Tracker
• At U.S. Chamber, Congressman Boehner Highlights ‘Forgotten 15’ Bipartisan Jobs Bills
• Bexley candidate forum slated at Congregation Torat Emet
• US Railcar CEO makes pitch to Gahanna
• Congressman Ryan Honors Montford Marines, Votes to Award Congressional Gold Medal
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• State auditor: former Grove City payroll clerk must repay more than $67,000
• Killer of Ohio deputy gets 25 years to life
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• In Ohio visit, Romney takes no position on Issue 2
• Top of the List: Accounting firms
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• Layoffs force closure of Lancaster firehouse
• First Look: First Watch testing redesign in Central Ohio
• Large-scale layoffs jump in September
• Firefighters union schedules 'just in case' contract vote
• TechColumbus CEO Ford stepping down
• Execution dates set for 2 Ohio killers
• Columbus district considers new school-closing options
• Cardinal Health buying Canadian supplier to nursing homes
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• Unemployment rate improves in Central Ohio in September
• Ohio official demands his name be spelled correctly
• S.B. 5 support fading, along with Kasich’s approval
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• Poll shows voters still sour on Issue 2
• Vaccine devices not OK’d for flu
• U.S. Catholics charting own path, poll says
• Lawmaker questions state loans to solar company
• Ban on exotic wildlife debated
• Amendment on ‘personhood’ needs work, DeWine says
• Feds reverse course, OK funding for turnpike-privatization study
• Longtime radio host set to retire
• Defendant in Brink’s trial wrote tips on how to steal, witness says
• Oval becomes forum for students’ gripes
• Some supporters of Issues 2 and 3 combining forces in election push
• Spending on athletics outpacing academics, Knight Commission finds
• Yuengling demand delays Dayton rollout
• Netflix customer exodus reaches 800K
• Son, father both receive kidney-pancreas transplants
• Clean Ohio grant to pay for Dayton industrial site assessment
• Rock Gaming awards Cincinnati casino contracts
• Turnpike study application needs revisions for fed cash
• Afghanistan action claims Ohioan’s life
• Village critic says retaliation drives plans for road through his living room
• Spielman name now graces OSU breast-cancer center
• Having 2 primaries concerns Husted
• ‘Dispatch’ wins 26 awards in state journalism contest
• Council acts to ban new gambling parlors
• Plan in works to get Windy Hills road repaired
• Deputies ID man killed pushing cart on Harrisburg Pike
• State GOP leader says appearance with Romney is not an endorsement
• Cleveland firm to handle JobsOhio liquor lease
• Stinziano not worried about Celeste, for now
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• Print a Copy of GOP Pocket Card on #Forgotten15 House-Passed Jobs Bills
• State & Local Governments Urge “Immediate” Repeal of Three Percent Withholding Tax
• To Provide Jobs Help for Veterans, White House and Republicans Both “Waiting” on Senate Democrats
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• Ohio State football: Running back Jaamal Berry named in altercation
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• College spending on athletes averages far higher than academics – Knight Commission
• Fatal-crash victim identified
• DeWine rejects language of 'personhood' amendment
• Construction industry ‘bouncing along the bottom’ – reports
• Damon’s closes 4 more restaurants; last of company-owned locations
• Report: Housing rebound may impact home value policies
• Longtime Columbus radio host Bob Conners announces retirement
• Obama, Romney tied in new Ohio poll
• Hess, Consol Energy finalize deal for Utica shale exploration in Ohio
• Tech Disposal bought by British e-waste company
• OSU names breast cancer center for Stefanie Spielman
• Sara Lee sells coffee and tea business to Smucker
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• Ohio State names breast cancer center for Stefanie Spielman
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• Smucker adding to coffee business with Sara Lee deal
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• Inmate’s attorney argues against execution
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• Man on Harrisburg Pike dies after being hit twice
• Information sought on who vandalized school
• Dogs share in Halloween fun at Easton parade
• Church’s ‘gentle worship’ service aids those with special needs
• Honor Students Turn Science into Art
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• Smucker upgrades HQ, starts work on new plant
• Nuclear plant’s containment building safe, regulator says
• Ohio’s manufacturers cut 369K jobs over past decade
• P&G building new R&D center outside Cincinnati
• Tyack’s opponent for clerk of court denies progress
• Shale lease bonuses booming for eastern Ohio landowners
• Reservoir of natural gas could hurt coal interests
• Council targets cargo hazards inside Outerbelt
• Rail venture wooing Gahanna
• Kasich, jobs data tell 2 tales on unemployment
• Grandma: Boy in four foster homes in 14 months
• Counties to lose as federal timber funds end
• Ohioans not getting enough sleep
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• Buckeye Valley schools seek tax hike
• Sweet deal! Dentist offers to buy candy
• Ohio man flees state, kills self in Michigan
• Dozens turn out for litter pickup in Portsmouth
• Hay ride overturns, injuring 28 people
• Colleges move to tap natural-gas boom
• The 3% Question: Will President Obama Continue to Block Part of His Own Jobs Plan?
• "We Can’t Wait” for Democrats to Work with Republicans on Jobs
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• Fresh school, fresh start
• ‘It was our only option’
• Students fundraisers forced to look beyond bake sales
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• Case Closed
• Deputies seize two alligators from home
• Early voting higher than normal
• Pilgrimage unearths Hopewells
• OSU strives for global student diversity
• New sheriff cuts costs, keeps office hopping
• Ohio State sells $500M in bonds for construction
• City school growth projected
• Bill would tighten rules for appraisers
• Rescuer takes rhinos’ plight by horns
• Rise or fall, owners are appealing appraisals
• Insurance costs rise faster for families
• Locals say state cuts led to levies
• WAC hears of casino-related potential
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• Home tour kicks off holiday season
• Ohio Pen Show runs Nov. 4-6
• Two join cast of Civil War Tours
• Worthington Place is a work in progress
• Many aided success of ‘Wellness Walk’
• Body of ex-student found at U. of Akron football stadium
• Two alligators found in home near Mansfield
• One killed in two-car crash on South Side
• Youngstown State asks staff to take furloughs
• County told to create family-service policy
• CCAD’s Design Square Apartments Wins Design Award
• Ohio loses 21,600 jobs in September
• Animals’ deaths leave lingering grief for many
• Protesters camping in park arrested
• Killer Dillon, who hunted outdoorsmen, is dead
• Filipino parents can stay in U.S. to care for teen
• Cuyahoga corruption case grows
• New gas pipeline could pass under OSU wetlands
• Bar fight ends with gun death
• Officer who fatally shot man cleared
• ACT test: Seniors 'down to nitty-gritty now'
• 50-plus Delaware residents victims of credit-card theft
• Closing schools a 'painful thing' for communities
• Sheriff standing tall
• On This Day-Ohio History -- October 22
• Gahanna police looking for Giant Eagle bank robber
• Genoa rejects COSA plan; Jaycox Park will remain undeveloped
• Hilliard's McVey, Wilson slate Oct. 25 'Online Lunch'
• DISH to hire 100-plus at Hilliard office job fair
• Serial killer Thomas Lee Dillon dies
• Federal government offers financial help for Piketon uranium plant
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• Kasich signs executive order on wild animals
• DUI Task Force to hold sobriety checkpoint tonight in Franklin Township
• DSW to enlarge Sawmill Road store after Filene’s Basement exit
• Ohio Roundtable sues to stop slots-at-tracks plan
• Man linked to Ohio State scandal got death threats
• Fund pledges Green Card help for immigrants creating Ohio jobs
• Franklin County elections director: Two primaries costly, confusing
• Two Ohio counties get federal help against pain-pill abuse
• Top of the List: Busiest hospitals
• Rep. Sutton Staff to Hold Community Office Hours in Barberton
• Lawsuit questions constitutionality of slot machines, Kasich's casino deal
• Immigration judge grants green cards to parents of sick teenager
• Duke Realty makes $1B deal to sell off suburban properties
• Homes sales up 17% in September; 3rd straight increase
• Short North retailers’ Reduction clearance sale this weekend
• FAMILY DAY at the Columbus State Bookstore's "To the Bookfair and Beyond" tomorr...
• Ex-Cuyahoga County commissioner faces more corruption charges
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• Draft law limits exotic-animal owners
• Unemployment in Ohio unchanged at 9.1%
• Ohio's unemployment rate remains at 9.1 percent for September
• Students connect in their ‘houses’
• 2008 fire deaths of mom, 2 kids ruled homicides
• Inmate seeks new trial based on affair
• Ex-treasurer told he owes Utica $38,815
• Man hurt in crash near Hebron dies
• Raymond Albert | 1927-2011: Advocate served doctors, patients
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• Statehouse grounds gun-free?
• Group challenges personhood issue
• Rules on racetrack relocation laid out
• Lesions on vulva require attention
• Are bus-only lanes outdated, or still the future?
• First Look: Downtown's newest grocer – Hills Market
• Ohio State, Fickell finalize one-year contract at $775K
• Exotic animal crackdown headed to Statehouse
• Muskingum County animal tragedy: Widow owns animals; they look OK to zoo staff from afar
• Work force education, training lagging in Midwest – Fed official
• Photo: Not a sailor’s delight
• Banks making more loans, earnings reports show
• United, American challenge proposed aviation fees
• Kasich's executive order could fast-track horse racing moves
• Grocery’s plan seen as another step for Downtown
• New bill adds 2nd primary for Ohio in 2012
• Mayor, challenger view city differently
• Huntington profit up amid initiatives
• Research, aerospace at Wright-Patterson base support 27,000 jobs, bring $5 billion annually to Dayton region
• Zoo has response plan for animal escape
• Ohio lawmakers concerned about Libya’s future
• Junie B. In Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!
• Stopping Excessive Regulations Will Support Job Creation
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on President Obama’s Iraq Announcement
• House & Senate Leaders Announce Gold Medal Ceremony for Distinguished Astronauts
• Congressman Boehner Praises Signing of Job-Creating Trade Bills, Components of GOP Jobs Plan
• Marysville breaks ground on new police, services building
• 5 seek seats on Bexley City Council
• Three candidates seek mayor’s office
• 4 candidates seeking school board seats
• Shelter official warns of bogus charity solicitations
• Free flu shots offered at Oct. 22 health fair
• 4 candidates seeking 3 council seats
• Council candidates file financial disclosures
• Five vying for two G-J board seats
• Monday night the ramp from Jack Gibbs Blvd. (which runs along side Ft Hayes) to...
• It was great to meet with Shelly Company in Twinsburg.
• CCAD Students Make Condoms Fashionable
• State sets rules for horse-racing tracks to move
• Investors like long view in Ohio State century bonds
• Did anyone see this friendly fellow on campus yesterday promoting Halloweek? Mor...
• Nationwide Arena, job poaching hot topics at Columbus mayoral debate
• Rep. Sutton Calls on Governor Kasich to Reinstate Executive Order on Wild Animals
• Huntington CEO touts ‘growth dynamic’ pushing bank past slow economy
• Central Federal shareholders OK plan; O’Dell in line to take over
• State Senate passes bill to give Ohio two primaries next year
• Port Columbus operator bidding for airport’s Concourse Hotel
• Robbery suspect dies
• Manufacturing job losses slowed in Ohio over past year – report
• Penn National profit jumps 47% in 3Q
• Breeders defend exotic animal business in wake of Zanesville tragedy
• Athens man killed in Licking County wreck
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• Fifth Third doubles 3Q net income
• Five seek three full terms on city council
• Four seek two unexpired terms on council
• Three seats open on UA school board
• Delaware County sheriff nabs theft suspects
• District offered forums on levy info
• Fed: Economic activity trending upward
• Zeno’s presses to snuff ban on smoking
• Legislation proposed to ban private ownership of exotic animals
• FDA agrees to review Neoprobe’s Lymphoseek for market use
• Dems ask conflict-of-interest probe of Kvamme
• Woman fatally shot on Hilltop
• Council challengers join in crime complaint
• Nuke plant’s foes rallying to block new license
• Felony court to hear Amish hair-cutting case
• Tragedy waiting to happen
• State gives oil refinery new chance to end odors
• So to Speak: Ohio no paragon of freedom, except for bears and such
• Owner of Wood County preserve knew Thompson, has wild animals
• Exotic animals in many incidents since ’93
• Regulating animals is a political football
• Who was the man with the animals?
• Disabled teens find guidance
• Circleville Pumpkin Show: All gourds great and small
• Ex-councilwoman pleads guilty to bribery charge
• Issue 3 campaigns get in gear for fight over health reform
• Huntington’s profit up 42% in 3Q on higher loans
• PNC chief touts retail customer growth
• Columbus State partners on computer training program
• Delta, United raise air fares
• Woman sues after her prison release
• Downtown ramps reopening — no lie
• Traffic-calming plans hit financial speed bump
• Energy-efficiency moves earn schools AEP rebate
• 2 Ohio primaries possible
• Ex-teacher accused of student sex forgoes jury
• Abbott Labs’ split won’t affect local jobs now
• Administration Caught Exaggerating Impact of More Failed “Stimulus” Spending
• Another Former White House Adviser Pans ‘Stimulus’ Sugar Highs
• Ohio Manufacturers Say It’s Time for a Senate Vote on House-Passed Jobs Bill
• Statement by Congressman Boehner on the Death of Muammar Qadhafi
• Olmstead, Osowski running for trustee
• New Albany home sales
• Plan shows bike paths, horseback-riding trails
• Two-year extension approved for Ackerly Park
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• ‘Nibbles’ not enough to update plan
• Four seek three seats on school board
• Letters to the editor
• Shopping events
• Students named commended students by National Merit
• Church to hold harvest festival
• Pickerington high schools antiques and craft show is Nov. 5
• Pickerington home sales
• Lakeview to host fashion fundraiser on Oct. 29
• Letter
• Six candidates vying for two school board seats
• Worthington home sales
• Sheriff says dangerous animals had to be killed
• Order that Kasich rejected would have barred man from having exotic animals
• Former Cleveland councilwoman admits taking bribe
• Optometrist takes biggest-pumpkin crown again
• Democrats seek ethics probe of JobsOhio chief Kvamme
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• Ohio Issue 3 finally has campaigns on both sides
• U.S. opposes effort to restore Demjanjuk's citizenship
• Countdown: Top SBA lenders
• Republicans plan to delay at least some of state's 2012 primaries
• Bulls out on payday lenders, ahead of CheckSmart IPO
• New Ohio law for exotic animals put on fast track after incident at unregulated Zanesville farm
• Poll: S.B. 5 headed for big defeat
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• Ohio Supreme Court hears smoking ban case
• Bureau of Criminal Investigation will handle crimes on casino floors
• U.S. Bancorp posts 3Q earnings boost
• Exotic animals ‘easy’ to buy at auctions, online
• Exotic animal ban resurfaces as political flashpoint following Zanesville incident
• Abbott Laboratories splitting in two
• GOP candidate says city needs to ramp up drug fight
• At $180,000, new Upper Arlington city manager at top of scale
• Local officials key to SB 5 savings
• Columbus schools looking into levy, maybe for next year
• Posse hunts down wild animals on lam
• Photo: Giving veterans a hand up
• Exotic animals remain on loose near Zanesville – report
• Cuzzins Yogurt doubles up with downtown Hilliard shop
• Circleville Pumpkin Show starts today
• Brookhaven on school-closing hit list
• Cleveland considers tax breaks for small music clubs
• Lucas County workers agree to givebacks, wage freeze
• Man on trial is accused of killing his grandmother
• Cincy business execs reflect on Lindner’s contributions
• DeWine not among AGs backing Cordray selection
• First Interstate buys club land to build housing for aged
• Rt. 16 shootings: Boyfriend wouldn’t agree it was over
• Mom hit, killed while directing school bus
• Thrill rides to help students face their fears
• Beach park in Mason cancels annual winter program
• Downtown Hilton topped in ceremony, project on schedule
• Linamar doubling work force in Cincy-area expansion
• UAW ratifies contract with Ford
• Unions, GOP issue dueling reports over Issue 2
• Campaign Ad Watch: Anti-Issue 2, ‘Marlene Speaks Out’
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• Study favors new I-71 exit south of Rts. 36/37
• Charter-school operators’ books might open
• Health board shuts down market for 1 day after roach infestation
• Prosecutor investigates reappraisal firm
• More Franklin County voters seek absentee ballots this year
• Statehouse plans birthday bash
• Condoms on the catwalk an outrage, group says
• State panel to discuss medical-marijuana issue
• State lines up for share of early-learning grants
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Ohio OH
• Agronomic Crops Network: C.O.R.N. Newsletter - October 17 to 24, 2011
• “Stimulus” Sugar High: “Short-Term Fix” Didn’t Work Before, Won’t Work Now
• "Stimulus" Sugar High No Substitute for Pro-Growth Jobs Policies
• Several groups slate candidates forums in Gahanna area
• Gahanna council rejects legislation to support Issue 2
• Community forum on Issue 24 scheduled at Bexley High School
• District may need to cut 60 positions if levy fails
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• Social Security will be handing out the first raises since 2009:
• Online merchants costing Ohio millions in lost taxes – report
• Stag Industrial comes to Central Ohio with deal for Gahanna warehouse
• Countdown: Richest NCAA basketball programs
• Columbus may offer hand to veteran-owned firms seeking city work
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• "You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream." - C. S. Lewis
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• Filene’s Basement closing Sawmill Road store
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• Campaign Ad Watch: "Had Enough?"
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• Senate Bill 5 opponents detail union concessions
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• Campaign Ad Watch: Anti-Issue 2, ‘Teachers’
• State Auto storm losses top $60M in 3Q
• Photo: Flying kites for Sukkot
• Shale potential leads colleges to add training programs
• Delta tops, Southwest last in business travel survey
• 'Forever Buckeyes' makes it easy for grads to re-establish residency
• Project Veritas suspected of targeting Policy Matters Ohio, teachers union
• Hustler’s Larry Flynt sued by brother
• Revenue falls at Gannett, hurting profit
• Issue 2 would give management more say
• Slots at tracks to face lawsuit
• Docs glad ‘bath salts’ are banned
• Redistricting future unclear
• Protesters can’t occupy park
• Carl Lindner Jr. | 1919-2011: Cincinnati businessman owned Reds
• Former officials weigh merits of Issue 2
• Rail crossing called safe for school buses
• Franklin University expands its reach overseas
• Neighborhood groups say council ignores anti-crime plan
• 3 Downtown ramps to close Monday
• Woman gets 2 years in deadly dog dispute
• Donation reports hint at tough race
• Licking County shooting leaves 2 dead, one hurt
• ‘Fight club’ suspected at school
• Driver faces DUI homicide charges in Lancaster pedestrian’s death
• Board to meet at Beechcroft
• Group fights effort to halt health-insurance mandate
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• Husted rejects Democrats’ call to extend early voting
• Kucinich denies knowing man accused of spying
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• Statement On The Passing Of Carl Lindner Jr.
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• Woman sentenced for her part in Hilltop death
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• "Nothing will work unless you do." - Maya Angelou
• House fire kills 89-year-old man in Ross County
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• Frontier will fly Apple Vacationers from Cleveland
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• Licking County schools see uptick in unpaid taxes
• Drop in Ohio bankruptcies no cause for celebration
• Rising gas prices, standards fuel Honda investments
• CVG readying to unveil new branding campaign
• 'Reality' contest shows Columbus State students how to study
• Akron renovation effort brings on KUD International
• Ax may fall on Columbus high schools
• Man who robbed winners from casino is sentenced
• Arrest sought in blaze that killed 3 people
• OSU to hold ‘conversation’ on immigration
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• Wise open-enrollment choices save money
• Hunger spreads in suburbia
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• Residents of Riverlea, Worthington raise annexation queries
• Monsignor Kenneth Grimes | 1931-2011: Priest’s wit, warmth recalled
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• Ohioan is named ‘Soldier of Year’
• Expected high-court copyright ruling might hurt schools
• Naked runner in Cincinnati banned from future marathons
• Hair attacks prompt Amish to seek outside help
• Designer drugs are now illegal
• Latta: FDA reform is key to job creation
• Columbus may close some high schools
• House fire kills 89-year-old man in Ross County
• Residents of Riverlea, Worthington raise annexation questions
• TV: Kerry Washington to star in Scandal on ABC this Fall
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• Long-serving Catholic priest dies of cancer
• New Movie: America the Beautiful 2 - The Thin Commandments
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• Perrysburg native captures Columbus Marathon crown
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• Schools walk fine line on levy politicking
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• In Cleveland, banks tear down ‘dead’ homes
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• Violence among girls spurs more to seek help
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• Fall colors at vibrant best early, thanks to summer rain and sunny days
• Landmark mausoleum needs bit of fundraising magic
• Lawyers leave desks for role in Afghan war effort
• SUV hits, kills 69-year-old woman
• Benefits bolster compensation package
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• Residents to vote on 5 council seats, mayor on Nov. 8
• Quandel to build $16.1M safety services facilities
• New health plan considered for county employees
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• Marysville church hosts 'Big Giveaway' to get neighbors through winter
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• Evidence in deadly arson still sought
• Officials hope to cure poor health ranking
• Shooting victim ID'd; license used to steal car
• Farm changes cut runoff into Great Lakes
• Zoo euthanizes popular moose
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• East Side teen faces 22 counts in six attacks
• SWCS board hears five-year forecast
• Penwell, Frye announce plans
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• Event has information for parents, students with IEPs
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• Four Darby seniors named National Merit semifinalists
• Group formed by board endorses fall levy
• Hilliard-area women charged in Dublin prostitution sting
• Levy to help people with developmental disabilities
• Settlers’ daughter grew up in step with Ohio’s capital
• Trustees OK police, dispatching services
• ‘Walking Dead’ to invade Hilliard bowling alley
• Lions’ Dempsey to go against father
• Write-in challenges Schonhardt in race for Hilliard mayor
• Police identify man killed at bar; discover his ID was used to steal car
• The weather should be good...and the music GREAT!
• Hilliard resident will throw first pitch of World Series
• Pro-SB 5 ad had legal right to use footage of great-grandmother, experts say
• Runners, fans will flood Downtown on Sunday for marathon
• Moody Nolan picked for Dallas' Parkland Health project
• Rep. Sutton Calls on Speaker Boehner to Allow Congress to Vote on Currency Manipulation Bill
• Home Value Protection begins marketing blitz in Ohio
• Anti-abortion group begins push for constitutional amendment
• Victoria’s Secret hires Armani, Apple vet to lead online, catalog division
• An article from the Washington Post about the current state of the Senate:
• Prairie Township man sentenced in child pornography case
• Slideshow: Columbus Marathon by the numbers
• TechColumbus recommends pitching IT to the K-12 set in tech skills shortage report
• CCAD Student’s Video Gains International Attention
• Beggars Nights schedule
• More early-voting dates, times OK’d
• Guard fires gun at car outside Riverside ER
• Amish charges ‘not for revenge’
• Linked to ‘pill mill,’ doctor loses license
• Wildlife officers tied to illegal deal
• Expect toll hike Jan. 1 on turnpike
• 6 firms bid to review pension-plan changes
• Man killed at same bar where worker was shot
• Chief of home reappraisal listed wrong credential
• Crack found at nuclear plant
• New children’s leader draws praise
• Two trustee races attract crowded slate of candidates
• Council may vote to halt ‘Internet cafes’
• Long St. access to I-71 N. is closed
• Civil-rights advocates honored
• Miamisburg getting Hooven-Dayton operation
• Cincy arrest tests guns-in-bars law
• Case Western shifts fundraising into public gear
• B&B Electronics picks up Quatech in $10M deal
• Eyde lays out plan to redevelop Fiberglas Tower
• Without buyer, Smart Papers will close
• Truckers rankled by turnpike toll hike plan
• Haunted-garage dream turns into nightmare of red tape
• Chrysler-UAW pact spells 1,850 jobs in Toledo
• To treat, or not to treat, on Oct. 31
• Experts explore crack found at Davis-Besse nuke
• $100M of cuts in store for University Hospitals
• Backers, opponents debate merits of Senate Bill 5
• Cain focuses on faith in Circleville speech
• Woman facing 2 counts of election fraud
• Needy school district floats 4-day week
• OSU hospital going paperless
• Funding denial has GOP fuming
• King Arts Complex’s Young Professionals Society Presents Soul Ohio
• Latta Embraces National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
• Congressman Boehner Praises Bipartisan Bill to Protect Jobs & Our Environment
• Speaker Boehner Talks Facts with the President on Both Parties’ Jobs Plans
• Congressman Boehner Highlights Upcoming Votes on Balanced Budget Amendment
• Boehner Column: The House is Taking Action to Help America’s Job Creators
• CBS News: Bipartisan Trade Pacts Could Create Thousands of American Jobs
• Today: House Will Vote to Protect “As Many As 316,000 Jobs” from Excessive Regulations
• Turner Includes Key Provisions in Postal Reform Bill and Requires Savings
• 6 seeking seats on school board
• Cassingham community welcomes Lampke home
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• CSG to host annual Jubilee! Oct. 14-15
• Dance ensemble to perform Oct. 18 at McCoy center
• Friends, family say they’re going miss Clark Pritchett
• Issue 24 approval will keep city strong
• Bexley home sales
• Charity Newsies to host pizza fundraiser
• Issue’s passage would aid people with developmental disabilities
• Lindey’s owner inducted into local business hall of fame
• National Merit semifinalists, commended students named
• Settlers’ baby grew up in pace with Ohio’s capital
• Smith ready to saddle up for Quarter Horse Congress
• Resident appointed to Kiwanis Club of Columbus board
• Salvation Army to host talent show
• Canal Winchester home sales
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• Committee thankful for successful Labor Day event
• Congressman Ryan Responds to Republican Efforts to Restore Federal Funds For Ohio Turnpike ...
• Rep. Sutton Speaks Out Against Anti-Choice Legislation
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA VOTES TO PROHIBIT FEDERALLY-FUNDED ABORTIONS
• ODOT closing ramp from I-71 to Rt. 665
• Saturday is the early registration deadline for Above the Expected, Beyond Leade...
• Today I sent a letter to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood asking that he hono...
• White Castle retreating from Toledo market
• Not-guilty plea entered in Ohio athlete's slaying
• Fairfield County woman accused of forging signatures on ballot petition
• Leading the List: Nonprofit organizations
• Allpro Parking expands to Columbus with contract for Workers’ Comp garage
• Seven inducted into Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• This Saturday, October 15th! Bienvenidos! All are welcome. More at the Facebook...
• Medical board revokes Columbus doctor's license
• Heartland BancCorp profit up 8%
• Trade deals welcomed by Ohio pork, beef, soybean farmers
• Ohio Turnpike tolls will rise on Jan. 1
• Ohio’s inaction on gaming parlors spurs City Council members
• Leading the List: Foundations
• CCAD Freshmen Celebrate Author in Exhibition
• Huntington expands auto business to Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Memorial service set for victim of accident in Italy
• Casto opens shopping center in North Carolina
• If you had your own catch phrase, what would it be?
• $550,000 park pavilion awaits council vote
• Park Road crossing may be risky for school buses
• Motorcyclist is killed, passenger hurt in crash
• 5 arraigned in Amish beard-cutting incidents
• Tips sought in killing, arson; victim is identified
• Inmates plead not guilty in fatal-kidnapping case
• Man fatally shot at his Wayne Township home
• Lawyer faces public reprimand
• Panama Canal expansion has hopes high for Ohio River
• Reps request halt of executions
• Ohio economic outlook shaky, survey finds
• Law capping banks’ swipe fees under attack
• Steelers Hall of Famer Lynn Swann to speak at wellness event
• Hoffa rallies union members against Issue 2
• Liz Claiborne sells namesake brand to J.C. Penney
• Bridge near Granville will close for repairs
• School leaders had bingo problems
• Boy, 14, pleads guilty in attack at school
• Man gets 10 years in fatal shooting
• Refinery closure is temporary
• Stations pull ad backing Issue 2
• Abortion foes put faith in new plan
• Incentive deal keeps DariFill, 20-plus jobs
• Athletic Club now on landmarks list
• Gateway provides a place for the gifted students
• Casino not seen as savior, but West Side development predicted
• ‘Fracking’ permits booming
• Vital statistics
• Find Ohio Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Ohio haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Obama, Panetta, Turner, & Markey - Who’s the Odd Man Out on Nuclear Modernization Funding?
• Congressman Latta Introduces Legislation To Avoid Costs Increases on Rural Co-Ops and Municipal Utilities
• PHOTOS: Bipartisan Trade Agreements Prepared for the President’s Signature
• Ed & Workforce Hearing: One-Third of Small Businesses Cite ObamaCare as a Top Reason They’re Not Hiring
• Congressman Boehner: House Will Keep Passing Jobs Bills Supported by Both Parties
• Congressman Boehner: Bipartisan Bill Stops Job-Crushing Rules Affecting Factories, Colleges, & Hospitals
• Speaker Boehner Meets With South Korean President Lee Myung-bak
• Congressman Boehner on House Passage of Bipartisan, Pro-Life Pledge to America Legislation
• Congressman Boehner: House Will Keep Passing Jobs Bills Supported by Both Parties
• Constituent Mailbag: Boehner Responds to Additional Questions from Tele-Town Hall
• Enquirer Highlights Local Job Creator Who Backs Bipartisan GOP Jobs Bill
• Congressman Boehner on Fox News: American People “Expect Us to Work Together” On Job Creation
• Rep. Tim Ryan Statement on Free Trade Agreements
• Rep. Tim Ryan Statement on Free Trade Agreements
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• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA SUPPORTS FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS
• Rep. Sutton Opposes Passage of Unfair Trade Deals
• Also tomorrow, Thurs 10/13, enjoy the kick off celebration of GOT CSCC (A resour...
• A little controversy for your Thursday? At noon tomorrow, in Delaware Hall 106,...
• Rep. Sutton Announces $2 million in Funding for Public Transit in Summit County
• Husted rejects petition to place new congressional map on ballot
• Ohio jail officer charged in alleged payoff case
• Charter school founders enter diversion program over bingo problems
• Bill faces steep odds in effort to idle ‘fracking’ in Ohio
• ODOT video: project funding scarce
• Manta CEO to Fast 50 honorees: Great job – now don’t choke
• Two state lawmakers request moratorium on executions
• Rep. Sutton Staff to Hold Community Office Hours in Brunswick
• Leading the List: Fast 50
• Natural gas Civics queued for assembly in Indiana
• New initiative brings competing anti-abortion groups together
• It's been moved indoors to the Nestor Hall Recreation Lounge due to weather.
• Rep. Sutton Calls on House to Vote NO on Unfair Trade Deals
• Slideshow: Opening day at Beulah Park
• A day of traffic gridlock
• CONGRESSMAN AUSTRIA HONORS LOCAL WOUNDED WARRIOR AT HOME DEDICATION IN FAIRBORN
• When are shootings by civilians justified?
• Prime property for sale in Worthington
• Akron-Canton Airport getting new body scanners
• Cardinal, MicroPhage sign accord tied to blood test
• UAW officer blasts altered retraining program
• Former Docks restaurateur files for bankruptcy
• Tribe getting greener at Progressive Field
• P&G shareholders spurn PAC giving disclosure
• Schlichter’s plea on hold as judge orders pre-sentence investigation
• Harris: Columbus schools levy in works, but board has final say
• Motorcycle crash kills man, injures another
• Windfall: 367 extra jobs from tax breaks
• Protesters urge passage of jobs bill
• Downtown is losing historic church
• Recut television ad turns SB 5 opponent into backer
• Jerry Doyle | 1952-2011: Activist a fixture at City Council, school board meetings
• Students to return to trashed school
• Is city logo in Coleman campaign appropriate?
• Suspect charged in 2 stop-sign deaths
• Motion seeks youth-prison change
• Juvenile detention facility to pay $400,000
• $8 million of counterfeit goods seized from flea market
• Interim director picked for Delaware County 911 center
• Victim’s family irked by lack of legal updates
• Replica of 1813 ship in Cleveland for tuneup
• Herbicide on field sickens students at middle school
• 2 ex-soldiers plead to beating homeless man
• C.O.R.N. Newsletter 2011-35: October 10 - 17, 2011
• Huge Glass Comic Book Makes Public Run Debut At Wizard World Mid-Ohio Comic Con
• Experts Back New Ed & Workforce Committee Legislation to Curb NLRB Overreach, Protect Jobs
• Obama Administration's De Facto Energy Moratorium Hurting Job Growth, Sending Jobs Overseas
• Tune In Tonight @ 10 PM ET for Congressman Boehner’s Interview w/Greta Van Susteren
• Congressman Boehner Applauds Passage of Free Trade Agreements, Part of GOP Jobs Plan
• Congressman Boehner Highlights Common Ground on Job-Creating Trade Agreements – A Key Component of the GOP Plan for Jobs
• Marking the 10th Anniversary of the Start of Operation Enduring Freedom
• Turner Leads Call for Senators to Keep Their Word on Support for Nuclear Modernization Funding
• Columbus schools chief announces levy in works; but board has final say
• Judge asked to keep corrections officers from adult prisons out of juvenile facilities
• Rep. Ryan Calls For House Action On China Currency Bill After Bipartisan Senate Vote
• Professor and Alumnus to Participate in International Competition
• There's so much going on this week, we didn't want tomorrow's Wellness Fest to g...
• Are you running The Columbus Marathon or just want to partake in the festivities...
• Dominion Homes picks Ryan Homes exec as new CEO
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