Convention and vistiors bureau hires first director |
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Apr 25 1994 |
School district: Staff may be cut to meet budget deficit |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Harding board promotes two |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Perry students learn the ways of the world |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Sutter Park students get the hang of art class |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Dining with Jon Christensen: William Street cafe is lacking only a wine list |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Canvassing the arts: Giampapa slices time in his art works of life |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Ellerbee shares tales of life, laughter |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Tenant faces eviction from shooting site |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Letters |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Timko offers $ history |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Powell to exhibit on Village Green |
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Apr 25 1994 |
U.S. Treasury honors resident |
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Apr 25 1994 |
Commerce tiptoes to children's home site: Controversy once marked the project |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Library designs are approved |
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Apr 18 1994 |
City will launch Operation Feed on Saturday |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Dining with Jon Christensen: There's much more than beer to like at Hoster |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Pizzuti Inc. names 1993 top agents |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Lambert, Nicley plan wedding |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Walbom, Smith are engaged |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Zepp, Jackson announce plan |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Smith, McLaughlin exchange vows |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Ramp to connect I-270 Rt. 315 is planned |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Visitors share stories of Japanese life: City council team is struck by the use of land... |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Letters |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Guest column: State must face school obligations |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Fire station opens at Polaris: Dedication set May 10 for Lazelle road unit |
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Apr 18 1994 |
School district eyes cuts to cope with $7M deficit |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Grace Bretheren will build family center |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Board recognizes achievements |
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Apr 18 1994 |
Wavelengths: J.P. Collins show on CD 101 eases the stress of a bad day |
Fritz the Nite Owl (Author)
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Apr 18 1994 |
Maddox memory honored |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Investigation continues: Accidental shooting kills local youth |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Students arrested at TWHS |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Controversial rezoning may proceed without Far North Coalition approval |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Polaris suit strikes back at opponents |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Resident's dolls being exhibited |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Children's author visits the library |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Education: COSI on wheels rolls out at St. Andrews |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Canvassing the arts: Susann Moller tackles yet another art form |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Property values being reviewed: Over 2,000 parcels to be examined by board of revision |
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Apr 11 1994 |
City restates its yard waste rules |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Israel visit leaves local man in awe |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Students STAND for positive attitudes |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Letters |
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Apr 11 1994 |
Schools $1M in the red:$7M deficit feared next year |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Highbanks lands new nature center |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Recent court ruling may affect local sobriety checkpoints |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Enforcement stepped up: City police receive $53,812 DUI grant |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Diehr, Martinez are engaged |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Johnson, Boyhan exchange vows |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Morlan, Starkey plan wedding |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Luft promoted to vice president |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Harbrecht named chair of academy |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Stockdale promoted to vice president |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Dining with Jon Christensen: Spain Restaurant is a first for Columbus |
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Apr 4 1994 |
City culture features hooting and howling |
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Apr 4 1994 |
How do they stack up statewide? |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Gobert, Slaughter, Mauger bag top awards |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Letters: Students learn through inventions |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Guest column: We must take guns out of kids' hands |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Local man honored by OSU |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Polaris beer permit pending |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Apr 4 1994 |
City delays vote on trash fee |
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Apr 4 1994 |
FBI arrests bank robbery suspect |
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Apr 4 1994 |
Warrior's title bid falls 2 points short |
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Mar 28 1994 |
City will collect household toxics |
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Mar 28 1994 |
New subdivision: Last farm plot to disappear |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Couchman, Mason announce plans |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Walden, Treur plan wedding |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Wellman, Gabriel plan wedding |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Canvassing the arts: Wills' latest takes listeners clear to the gate of heaven |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Education: Worthington Hills Elementary scouts advance in rank |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Wavelengths: Chuck Patterson brings the humor back to the morning |
Fritz the Nite Owl (Author)
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Mar 28 1994 |
Goebel, Meade are engaged |
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Mar 28 1994 |
HB 698 targets welfare reform: Committee hearing possible in next few weeks |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Bearing gifts: Group to visit sister city in Japan |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Florist is branching out in city |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Dining with Jon Christensen: Delhi Palace provides both flavor and variety |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Letters: May be noisy; needn't be wet |
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Mar 28 1994 |
The county corner: Prevention group seeking support |
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Mar 28 1994 |
MORPC plans a bike path study |
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Mar 28 1994 |
Schools to face $7M deficit |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Board nixes proposal |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Childhood league welcomes members |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Residents promoted by division of fire |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Dining with Jon Christensen: Standards up at Fifty Five at Crosswoods |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Seniors to pay library charges |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Officer has scary flight from Vegas |
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Mar 21 1994 |
McQuik plans get board's approval |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Magic cruises sails to top |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Letters: Rebuilding faith: A modest proposal |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Police making business rounds |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Obituaries |
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Mar 21 1994 |
Riverside senior center holds grand opening |
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Mar 21 1994 |