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On Paper announced late last year that after 20 plus years in the Short…
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The Harrison West Society has announced a multi-year project to improve the Olentangy Trail…
It has been announced that the Columbus Arts Festival has been canceled for 2021.In…
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A new website launched by the Department of Neighborhoods is centralizing information about the…
Nonprofit library technology and research organization OCLC has been around since the late '60s,…
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By Marty SchladenThe biggest-ever bipartisan coalition on Thursday announced a renewed effort to repeal the…
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Olivia Colman and Anthony Hopkins offer a master class in acting in this week's…Everyday People Again Seeks Ballot Issue to Amend At-large Council
October 31, 2019 3:00 pm
Taijuan Moorman
Citizen ballot issue committee Everyday People for Positive Change has announced that it has submitted a pre-circulation petition to the city clerk for a proposed ballot issue to reform City Council. The charter amendment has been proposed in response to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund’s claim that the current council make-up violates the Voting Rights […]
Council Votes to Place Charter Amendment on May Primary Ballot
March 6, 2018 9:18 am
Lauren Sega
During their meeting on Monday night, Columbus City Council voted to place a charter amendment on the May 8 primary ballot. Recommended by the Charter Review Committee council assembled in late 2016, the proposal would expand the size of council from seven to nine members, each from a designated district and elected at-large. The move […]
