“I don’t believe anyone outside of City Hall believes $12,707.79 is a reasonable limit,” Harris said in a statement Monday afternoon. “It’s critical we as a city take the time to get this right. That only happens if voters get a real chance to weigh in.”
“Aggressive panhandling” is not the problem
The only way to rid Columbus of “aggressive panhandlers” is to eliminate the need to panhandle.
#YesWeCan Stand With Rahma: Justice for Columbus Somali Victim of Brutal Hate Crime
There is no place for hatred or bigotry in Columbus, and we firmly denounce this disgusting attack.
Breaking: Yes We Can Candidates Commit to Platform of 100% Clean Energy by 2035
We at Yes We Can Columbus have included a commitment to 100% clean and renewable energy by 2035 in our platform. By transitioning to a clean energy economy, we have the opportunity to lead in creating thousands of good paying, sustainable jobs for our community.
Statement on US Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement
The White House will not lead us. It is up to cities like Columbus to forge a new path for a just, sustainable, and healthy future. We must do our part to protect our environment, our economy, and our resident’s quality of life.
UPDATED ADVISORY: Community Groups Hold “People’s State of the City” Dinner and Rally Outside Mayor’s Fundraiser
Between 75 and 150 activists are expected to attend the conference, which will begin with a rally demanding Ginther and his campaign donors stop hiding behind closed doors and $5,000 plates and join the people they serve as they hold a cost-free community dinner less than 100 yards away.
Release: City Council Candidate Jasmine Ayres Calls for Immediate Removal of Officer Rosen
“I stand with the community and the families that have suffered at the hands of overzealous and abusive police officers,” City Council candidate Jasmine Ayres said in a statement Tuesday morning. “Officer Zachary Rosen does not deserve to wear the badge and both Mayor Ginther and the city of Columbus should stand on the side of the people demanding his removal from the police force.”
Release: All 5 Yes We Can Columbus Endorsed Candidates Move Through To The General Election
After an Election Day that saw over 100 volunteers passing out Yes We Can Columbus sample ballots, all five of the organization’s endorsed candidates have made it through to the next election.