It’s been over eight years that the citizens of Worthington have labored to achieve a positive, community-centered outcome at UMCH.  That’s 3,000+ days of meetings, charrettes, city plans,…

About a year ago, when the covid-lockdown had first taken hold, and the roadways were eerily silent and still, and there was unease in the air, I was at home in the quiet of the upstairs study,…

The video begins provocatively with a set of “What if?” questions: “What if in central Ohio you could kayak to work?  Hike to meet friends at your favorite brewery?… What if children in urban…

WARD (Worthington Alliance for Responsible Development) sent a letter to City Council last week that I think deserves a wider readership, hence this post.  Their letter, copied below, conveys their…

During a recent Zoom meeting, I heard a senior member of our community say she was worried about city finances—due to the impact of covid, and because of the office vacancies she saw around…