WORTHINGTON CITY COUNCIL
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Letter: City should invest in Beach Nook
Centennial Park is a place where young families can have wholesome activities and enjoy the lake
By Roger E. Nelson, Worthington , May 04, 2013
Editorial: City forced to make difficult choices
We knew that cleaning up after last month’s nasty weather was going to be a difficult process, notwithstanding any May 1 snowfall.
By Daily Globe , May 02, 2013
Editorial: A cleanup mess
No one said cleanup from the nasty storms of nearly two weeks ago was going to be easy, but we can’t help but wonder if some of the processes in place to get federal funding are at least a little too complex.
By Daily Globe , April 23, 2013
Worthington City Council chooses to wait on awarding of disaster, recovery bids
WORTHINGTON — In an emergency meeting Friday afternoon, the Worthington City Council tabled a decision about awarding a bid for disaster response and recovery services.
By Aaron Hagen , April 19, 2013
Letter: City needs to shop local, too
With the big push to “Shop Worthington,” I am wondering why so many contracts from the city of Worthington are being placed through companies from outside the Worthington area?
By Nancy Johnson, Worthington , April 18, 2013
Editorial: If you build it ...
Kudos to the Worthington City Council for its approval Monday night of a loan to the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) ranging between $600,000 and $800,000.
By Daily Globe , April 10, 2013
Editorial: Diving into the pool debate
A petition with more than 500 names is certainly impressive. Then again, so are the costs and the probable levy increase associated with fulfilling the goals of those who signed their name to it.
By Daily Globe , February 27, 2013
Will it be sink or swim for a new outdoor pool?
Group seeking new facilities in Worthington will make pitch to city council on MondayWORTHINGTON — A group organized in hopes of building a new outdoor pool for the city of Worthington will present a petition to the city council Monday night.
By Aaron Hagen , February 22, 2013
Column: Worthington city administrator offers hospital sale financial update
WORTHINGTON — With the start of the new year, the city of Worthington received the last $1.872 million payment from the 2008 sale of the community owned hospital to Sanford
By Craig Clark, Worthington City Administrator , February 12, 2013
Event center, CAL focus of Worthington City Council meeting
WORTHINGTON — During its regular meeting Monday night, the Worthington City Council approved the solicitation of audio/visual system and furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) for the event center.
By Aaron Hagen , January 28, 2013
Woll, Ten Haken thanked for years of service at city council meeting
WORTHINGTON — At the first regular city council meeting of the new year, Worthington Mayor Alan Oberloh thanked outgoing council members Mike Woll and Lyle Ten Haken for their years of service.
By Aaron Hagen , January 14, 2013
Letter: City's involvement in library project has been minimal
In response to the story recognizing the three outgoing county commissioners, I could not help but see the interest in pushing the library project to be a city project.
By Alan Oberloh, Mayor, City of Worthington , January 02, 2013
Woll, Ten Haken approaching ends of city council careers
WORTHINGTON — For the past 12 years, Lyle Ten Haken has been a Worthington City Council member.
As the calendar turns to 2013, he as well as Mike Woll will have completed their terms and say goodbye to the council.
By Aaron Hagen , December 23, 2012
Worthington plans for additional growth along U.S. 59
Work under way at site across from events centerWORTHINGTON — The city of Worthington wanted to look toward the future. To do that, there needed to be space for business growth and expansion.
By Aaron Hagen , December 07, 2012
Future of towering pines in question
City notified that trees planted in levee must goWORTHINGTON — Dozens of pine trees that line the east side of Whiskey Ditch in Worthington may need to be removed to keep the levee system in compliance with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
By Julie Buntjer , November 23, 2012
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