During the 2019 city council campaigns the general buzz was that our city finances were in distress, and that our economic development outlook was in a state of mismanaged malaise.  Claims were…

A thick stack of 1,000 signed petitions was delivered to City Council last week by the grassroots organization Project Community Park Worthington.  I encourage you to read the testimony, as…

There are reasons that a community may want to promote the development of housing, but a positive impact on the city budget is not one of them. In fact, as the above chart illustrates, all forms of…

Dear Reader, did you hear the news? There was a late summer “emergency” in Upper Arlington.*  No, not an explosion.  Not a flood, fire, or spill, nor any other threat to life and limb.

No, nothing…

Friday was the last day that ≈ 200 Anthem employees worked at the facility (in addition to ≈ 200 off-site employees), making way for the Lawyers Development Corporation (LDC) to continue its…