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Legislators Consider Budget Options
Regional News Stories: Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Ohio legislators studying the projected 4 to 8 billion dollar hole in the state budget heard more testimony Tuesday. Bill Cohen reports

How Financial Reform Affects You
The Sound of Ideas: Tuesday, July 20, 2010
President Obama will soon sign into law the most sweeping overhaul of the American financial system since the Great Depression. It's meant to provide more protection to mortgage holders and investors and cut the odds the nation will suffer another huge financial crisis. On Tuesday's Sound of Ideas, will the bill save Wall Street and Main Street or, as critics contend, could it jeopardize the recovery by constraining credit, burdening banks with paperwork and putting too much power into the hands of government bureaucrats? Join us with your thoughts, this morning at 9:00.

Hugo Boss Workers Celebrate Plant Reopening; First Suit Off Line
Regional News Stories: Monday, July 19, 2010
Three months after it was slated to close, 200 workers at Brooklyn's Hugo Boss plant celebrated being open.

Rethinking Public Spaces
The Sound of Ideas: Monday, July 19, 2010
In 1902, a city planning commission created a vision for downtown Cleveland's Malls A, B & C. Now, 108 years later, these public spaces are overdue for a facelift. New development projects like the Med Mart and Convention Center present an opportunity to revitalize the area and generate new business downtown. Mayor Frank Jackson recently appointed a committee to evaluate these spaces and the purpose they serve. Monday on the Sound of Ideas we'll drill down to find out what the committee plans to accomplish, how it will be paid for, and if they are really considering a water park turned ice skating rink. Join host Mike McIntyre for that conversation, Monday morning at 9 on 90.3.

Minority Business Helper Wins New Grant
Regional News Stories: Monday, July 19, 2010
A business incubator for minority-owned small businesses is receiving a financial boost from the state.

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Funding for the coverage of economy and jobs topics comes from The Cleveland Foundation; The George Gund Foundation; The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation; The Nord Family Foundation; The Bruening Foundation; The Community Foundation for Lorain County; and The Charter One Foundation.