Regional Features: Archive by Date

October 2009

Clothing Workers Rally To Keep Jobs
Posted Tuesday, October 27
Upscale suitmaker Hugo Boss bought the Brooklyn, Ohio operation from the Joseph and Feiss Company in 1995.

In Down Economy, Port Plan Debate Not Exactly Red Hot
Posted Tuesday, October 27
Councilman Cimperman agrees a speedier, more regional approach to moving Port of Cleveland operations away from the downtown lakefront is warranted.

Construction Industry in a Depression, asking Congress for Help
Posted Tuesday, October 27
Construction jobs plummet as workers ask for a new Transportation Bill

Hispanics Voice their Views on County Reform
Posted Tuesday, October 27
The Hispanic Roundtable endorses Issue 6, while others support competing Issue 5

Tuesday Checkup: saving money on healthcare
Posted Tuesday, October 27
Some experts suggest shopping around and negotiating for better prices.

Cavs Gear Up For Season Opener Against Celtics
Posted Tuesday, October 27
Despite rocky pre-season, Cavs say they're ready to play.

Biden Touts Stimulus Benefits To Ohio
Posted Monday, October 26
Vice President Joe Biden comes to Cleveland on mission to sell the benefits of federal stimulus plan

Indians Introduce New Manager
Posted Monday, October 26
Acta coached and managed 17 years in the major and minor leagues prior to this job.

New Poll Shows Growing Support For Issue 3 Gambling Proposal
Posted Monday, October 26
Sponsored by Ohio newspapers and conducted by the University of Cincinnati, the statewide poll shows most registered voters continue to BACK the issue

Republicans Propose Consolidating State Government
Posted Monday, October 26
GOP lawmakers believe that more spending cuts are in order, rather than postponing the final stage of a 21 percent tax cut.

Vice President Biden in Ohio
Posted Monday, October 26
Biden in Ohio

Voinovich Backs County Reform
Posted Monday, October 26
The retiring Senator spoke to 90.3 in advance of hour long appearance on Wednesday's Sound of Ideas.

Cleveland Mayoral Candidates Speak Out on The Sound of Ideas
Posted Monday, October 26
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and challenger, former city councilman Bill Patmon, took turns answering questions on 90.3 Monday morning.

More Ohio Kids Taking Part In After School Programs
Posted Friday, October 23
A group that advocates for after school programs puts Ohio on its list of "states on the move" when it comes to providing supervised activities.

The Politics of County Reform: A Fight Among Democrats
Posted Friday, October 23
Some charge Issue 6 is a GOP power grab but the evidence doesn't stack up?

Race and Reform
Posted Friday, October 23
Many black leaders fear Issue 6's changes would reduce black power. The campaign already has for one black leader supporting Issue 6.

H1N1 Vaccines Remain In Short Supply
Posted Thursday, October 22
Cuyahoga County health officials say they’re prepared to reach large numbers of at-risk people with H1N1 vaccinations – if only they had the vaccine.

Vet’s Job Fair Found Lacking
Posted Thursday, October 22
This was the fourth visit by the company to Cleveland. Three of them have been hosted by Browns Stadium.

Great Lakes Science Center Opens Mather Museum Connector
Posted Thursday, October 22
The Great Lakes Science Center will cut the ribbon Thursday to open a new glass-enclosed connector to the Steamship William G. Mather Museum.

Issue 5 Charter Commission Candidates Square Off
Posted Wednesday, October 21
Should Issue 5 prevail, winners would develop a new county charter over the next year.

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