Regional Features: Archive by Date

May 2009

Case Law Professor Believes Sotomayor Will Likely Be Confirmed
Posted Tuesday, May 26
Jonathan Entin, Dean of Academic Affairs at Case Law School, says trying to paint Obama's Supreme Court pick as radical will likely not succeed.

Kasich Will Take On Coughlin For GOP Nomination For Governor
Posted Tuesday, May 26
In less than a week, former Congressman John Kasich will launch his campaign for the Republican nomination for governor on next year's ballot.

New Bacteria Detector In Use At Edgewater
Posted Tuesday, May 26
The system provided 'false positives' only 11% of the days in use last summer.

Ohio Needs to Simplify and Improve Business Incentives, Study says
Posted Monday, May 25
A state-funded report commends recent tax breaks, but not the state's efficiency.

Richard Haass Delivers Oberlin Commencement
Posted Monday, May 25
Dr. Haass' message focuses on the issue of dissent.

President’s Auto Liason Visits Twinsburg
Posted Friday, May 22
Dr. Ed Montgomery had toured western Ohio plants yesterday.

Dropout Summit Stresses Parent Involvement
Posted Friday, May 22
Cleveland has the lowest graduation rate of Ohio's large urban districts, and lags behind cities like Detroit, Pittsburgh and Atlanta.

Cordray: New Credit Card Legislation Will Help Ohioans
Posted Friday, May 22
Ohio's Attorney General thinks Ohioans will be happy with the bill just passed by congress that bans credit card companies from some practices.

Cleveland Summit Seeks Solution to Dropout Problem
Posted Thursday, May 21
National organization seeks answers to urban dropout problem.

State To Get Millions In Stimulus Funds For Law Enforcement
Posted Thursday, May 21
The U.S. Justice Department has announced that Ohio is about to get 38 million to increase public safety AND retain retain jobs.

LaTourette Wants Answers About Chrysler Plant Closing
Posted Thursday, May 21
Lake County Congressman Steve LaTourette wants some answers as to why Chrysler failed to mention that it would close five manufacturing plants

Jones Day Ranked Second Best Law Firm
Posted Thursday, May 21
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Game 1 Win Goes to Magic
Posted Thursday, May 21
The Cleveland Cavaliers lost 107-106 in an exhausting Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Cavs Squander 15 Point Lead; Lose to Magic
Posted Thursday, May 21
Final Score Orlando 107, Cleveland 106

A Religious Exodus
Posted Thursday, May 21
This weekend sees the first closing of a church under the Catholic Diocese' downsizing program.

East Flats Development Project Getting Back On Track
Posted Wednesday, May 20
A development projects in Cleveland’s east Flats that stalled last year is looking good to start up again. Ideastream’s Bill rice reports.

Taylor To Run Again For Auditor
Posted Wednesday, May 20
Taylor is the only statewide elected Republican currently holding office.

Local Arts Mag Battles To Survive
Posted Wednesday, May 20
Northern Ohio Live had been working under the same editor since 2002. The articles were written by a combination of staff and free lance authors.

Strickland: Don’t Wait on Education Reform
Posted Wednesday, May 20
Some critics of Governor Strickland's proposed education plan say more study is needed before it can be implemented.

Keepers of the Collections
Posted Wednesday, May 20
Aloha from Hawaii Blog: A look inside the collections of the National Tropical Botanical Garden

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