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October 2008

Prostate Chronicles - Chapter 9: Healing
Posted Monday, October 6
The only other time I had ever been in a hospital was during the last years of my parents’ lives...

Online College Classes Gain Acceptance
Posted Friday, October 3
Four million U.S. college students, including approximately 100,000 from Ohio, will take at least one college course on line this year.

Upside/Downside: The Fiscal Wakeup Tour
Posted Friday, October 3
Former U.S. Comptroller General warns country's budget deficit is way too high.

Palin Reassures Lake County Republicans in Debate Performance
Posted Friday, October 3
Despite some bad press, Lake County Republicans liked what they saw from Sarah Palin in last night's Vice Presidential Debate.

Ohio Seeks Poll Workers in Large Numbers
Posted Friday, October 3
More poll workers being recruited this year but it's a challenge.

Credit Crunch Takes Toll on Local Business
Posted Thursday, October 2
The economy is in a slump, banks are clamping down on credit and even the most responsible borrowers are finding themselves in a pinch.

Cuyahoga County Weighs Novel Retirement Program To Stem Costs
Posted Thursday, October 2
Cuyahoga County’s commissioners are considering a plan that would cut labor costs and still retain some employees.

Same Day Registration and Voting Intensifies Campaigns
Posted Thursday, October 2
Campaigns to attract unregistered voters to the polls this week are in high gear with visits from celebrities and out of state volunteers.

Founder of Childrens Defense Fund Speaks in Cleveland
Posted Thursday, October 2
A conversation with Marian Wright Edelman

Overdue Purple Heart Awarded in Cleveland
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Vance Noah of Parma was injured in Iraq in 2006.

Study Shows Northeast Ohio Lags Nation in Growth
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Northeast Ohio lagged far behind the rest of the country in economic development over the ten year period ending in 2006.

Protesters Tell Congress Not To Approve $700B Bailout Bill
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Protestors want congress to save individuals, not corporations.

Kucinich Still Against Bailout, Opponent Reluctantly Supports the Plan
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Kucinich wants more help for homeowners.

Kucinich: Gov’t Should Rewrite Troubled Mortgages
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Congressman Dennis Kucinich calls on government to do more for homeowners

New Voter Registration Web Site Sparks Criticism
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner and state Republicans butt heads over a new Web site.

Madeleine Albright Talks Foreign Policy in Cleveland
Posted Wednesday, October 1
The former Secretary of State came to Cleveland to assist the Obama Campaign.

GOP and Brunner Still At Odds Over Early Voting
Posted Wednesday, October 1
The Secretary of State and the Ohio GOP disagree on several issues as early voting gets underway.

Dayton Panel Discusses Energy And The Election
Posted Wednesday, October 1
Last night, an expert panel met to discuss how energy and environmental issues will affect the election.

Same Day Early Voting and Voter Registration Goes Smoothly
Posted Tuesday, September 30
A steady stream of voters turned out to cast early ballots and register to vote on the same day for first time in Ohio history.

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