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February 2009

Lincoln Electric Announces Cutbacks in Cleveland
Posted Monday, February 2
Lincoln Electric has announced it's making cuts at its Cleveland-based operations as part of a broad strategy to save money.

Debate Continues over Residency Rules
Posted Monday, February 2
As the Ohio Supreme Court decides two cases on the rules, locals are still talking.

Ohio Education Reform Plan Ties Funding to Academic Improvements
Posted Monday, February 2
Governor Ted Strickland's plan to change school funding is being closely studied by school officials.

School Funding Plan Pays Districts According to Wealth
Posted Monday, February 2
In Ohio's new two-year budget, poor schools get more state aid than wealthier districts.

Tribute to Artist Clarence Van Duzer
Posted Monday, February 2
A tribute to the late Cleveland School artist, Clarence Van Duzer.

Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor Project Picks Up Momentum
Posted Monday, February 2
Gund Foundation pledges $100 thousand to hire a project manager.

Are Five ‘Calamity Days’ Sufficient?
Posted Monday, February 2
Every winter the debate over calamity days blows in again, with the question of whether five snow days, which don't have to be made up are enough

Ohio Drivers Must Have Car Insurance
Posted Monday, February 2
The state is warning people who are trying to cut costs - don't drop your auto insurance to save money.

Strickland to Reveal More about How He’ll Deal with Deficit
Posted Monday, February 2
The Governor has been very careful not to release too many details about his budget.

Cleveland Council to Vote on Demolition Funds
Posted Monday, February 2
Cleveland City Council today will consider Mayor Frank Jackson's proposal to spend more than 14 million dollars on demolishing abandoned homes.

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