Looks can be deceiving

Rain has helped turn lawns green, but the latest U.S. Drought Monitor report tells a different story

WORTHINGTON — Recent rains and the prospect for more showers through the Memorial Day weekend have people wondering locally why the watering ban remains in effect in the city of Worthington.

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AmeriCorps members to assist FEMA locally

Young service workers will help process storm damage reimbursements

WORTHINGTON — After spending a few months in New Jersey helping with FEMA efforts after Hurricane Sandy, eight AmeriCorps NCCC (National Civilian Community Corps) members arrived in Worthington on May 17 to help with the FEMA reimbursement process for costs incurred by townships, cities and schools after April’s snow and ice storm.

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Memorial Day events planned in the area

WORTHINGTON — The Worthington American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts will conduct services at the local cemeteries and host a program Monday at Chautauqua Park.

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Underground manure pipeline closer to reality

WORTHINGTON — Ocheda Dairy Inc. of rural Worthington cleared another hurdle Wednesday night in its plans to construct a permanent pipeline for liquid manure through portions of four sections of Bigelow Township.

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Process dispute leads to Dayton outdoors vetoes

ST. PAUL -- Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed two provisions of a bill funding outdoors and arts projects, saying a House committee ignored a citizen advisory panel.

Sign regulations for Worthington

WORTHINGTON — The city of Worthington reminds residents of its ordinance regarding prohibited signs.

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