Regional Features: Archive by Date

November 2009

MMPI Reiterates Commitment To Medical Mart Project
Posted Saturday, November 21
All Parties hope to bridge their differences and get the project back on track.

Ohio Attorney General Sues Credit Rating Agencies
Posted Friday, November 20
A.G. Richard Cordray says reckless business practices resulted in five Ohio pension funds losing hundreds of millions of dollars.

Reform Backers Ok With Transition Team Choices
Posted Friday, November 20
Supporters of Issue 6 say they're okay with new transition team, but plan to help out with the process too.

Port Board Takes Part of Blame for Executive Departures
Posted Friday, November 20
The board of directors for Clevelan's Port today offered their most candid assessment to date of the turbulence in Port leadership.

Ohio Unemployment Up Again
Posted Friday, November 20
Unempployment in Ohio hits 10.5%

Upside/Downside: measuring the success of wellness programs
Posted Friday, November 20
Wellness programs have expanded rapidly this decade, but to what extent do they save companies money?

Casino Backers’ Felony Rule Proposal Rebuffed By Lawmaker
Posted Friday, November 20
State Senator Tim Grendell says any felony background should be a disqualification for casino ownership.

Lawmakers At An Impasse On Budget Fix
Posted Thursday, November 19
It appears that the impasse over Ohio's 850 million dollar budget shortfall may continue for at least another 2 weeks.

Commissioners Appoint Cuyahoga Transition Team
Posted Thursday, November 19
Cuyahoga County’s commissioners have appointed a three member transition team to coordinate the upcoming change in county governance

Number of Ohio Borrowers - Even in Prime, Fixed Loans - More Than Three Months Behind in Payments Up
Posted Thursday, November 19
The Mortgage Bankers Association says unemployment and loan modification programs are factors for rise in borrowers with good credit late on mortgages

Ohio Aggressively Pursues Federal Education Dollars
Posted Thursday, November 19
Race To The Top money encourages states to come up with innovative programs to improve education.

Follow The Money:  Stimulus Funds & Ohio EPA
Posted Wednesday, November 18
Stimulus funds flow into water clean up, and other programs.

Ohio Among States Least Helped By Foreclosure Prevention Program
Posted Wednesday, November 18
A study by Cuyahoga County's Foreclosure Prevention Program found that Ohio ranks near the bottom of those states finding help from the federal HAMP.

Port Delays Move To E. 55th Street
Posted Wednesday, November 18
The Cleveland Cuyahoga County Port Authority says funding issues will delay its plan to move port operations to the new location east of downtown.

MMPI Reshaping Med Mart Project
Posted Tuesday, November 17
The developer of Cleveland's mdical mart and convention center has soured on a key piece of the project. City called for an accounting.

Elyria Council To Set Recall Election
Posted Tuesday, November 17
The council has the option to choose any date between December 12 and 27 for the mayoral recall vote.

Tuesday Checkup: A Holistic Approach for Reducing Stress
Posted Tuesday, November 17
A growing number of devices are hitting the market that use biofeedback to help people tackle their stress.

Ohio Turnpike Offers Buyouts To Toll Collectors
Posted Monday, November 16
Turnpike officials want to trim staff in the wake of the newly installed electronic EZ PASS system. Ideastream's Bill Rice reports.

Possibly Historic Execution Set
Posted Monday, November 16
Ohio may use a one OR a two-drug system.

In Ohio, Stimulus Bill Didn’t Lead to Many New Teachers.
Posted Monday, November 16
Fears of stimulus dollars running out are preventing schools from hiring many new teachers.

 <  1 2 3 4 >  Last »