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The demolition of the Fifth Avenue Dam is in jeopardy due to federal budget cuts, according to a Feb. 1 press release from the city.

Of the total $1.82 million cost of the project, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had agreed to pay $1.2 million, but that entire amount has been cut. The city had agreed to pay the remaining $640,000, which are the fines owed by the city for sewer overflows into rivers.
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Iuka Ravine to get facelift

by Patrick Sullivan

One of the most beautiful and secluded off-campus areas will soon receive a million dollar face-lift.

Iuka Ravine, located between North Fourth Street and Woodruff Avenue, will be rebricked in the spring by the Columbus Department of Transportation.
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Olentangy Olga helps honor World Wetlands Day

by Diana Link

Olentangy Olga, a muskrat that lives in Ohio State's Olentangy River Wetland Research Park, was the belle of the ball Saturday morning at the park's first World Wetlands Day celebration.
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Transitional Work Program quickly saves $2.2 million

by Lesly Hernandez

The Transitional Work Program has saved Ohio State $2.2 million in the program's first six months.

Larry Lewellen, associate vice president of the Office of Human Resources, told the board of trustees the program helps people with temporary medical or psychological restrictions.
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Winter cold blues

How to avoid the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, aching, coughing, stuffy-head, fever, so you miss class illness

by Everdeen Mason

Amy Staiger kicked off her winter quarter with strep throat.

"I went to the doctor on New Year's Eve and was put on amoxicillin and had to stay in," said Staiger, a sophomore in childhood education. "It was horrible. I fell asleep before the ball dropped."
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