Regional Features: Archive by Date

March 2010

In State-of-the-City Address, Cleveland Mayor Calls For County-Wide Approach To Education
Posted Thursday, March 4
Mayor Jackson touched on improving education early and often during his hour at the podium.

PUCO restores All-Electric Discounts; Kucinich Launches Investigation
Posted Wednesday, March 3
Congressman Dennis Kucinich is launching a congressional investigation into whether First Energy aggressively marketed all-electric homes.

Site Selection Calls Ohio Tops
Posted Wednesday, March 3
For the fourth straight time, Ohio has been recognized nationally for having the most new and expanded companies in the U.S.

PUCO Restores Electricity Discount
Posted Wednesday, March 3
There's good news for thousands of owners of all-electric homes across Northern Ohio.

170 School Levies On May Ballots Throughout Ohio
Posted Wednesday, March 3
There's a one in four chance that you'll have the opportunity to vote in May on some kind of school tax levy.

Rowing Solo Across Atlantic
Posted Wednesday, March 3
ideastream®'s Eric Wellman speaks with 22 year old Mentor woman in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

Relief Expected For All-Electric Homeowners
Posted Wednesday, March 3
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is expected to restore discounted electric rates to households that heat exclusively with electricity.

Port Gives Top Tenants A Break On Rent
Posted Wednesday, March 3
The Cleveland Cuyahoga County Port Authority's new lease with Federal Marine Terminals gives the company a break on rent while the economy recovers.

Most Ohio Schools Never Entered Race to the Top
Posted Tuesday, March 2
Ohio hopes to find out if it won funding from the Race to the Top grants; but many school districts never signed on in the first place.

Local Auto Makers Fuel February Sales
Posted Tuesday, March 2
Northeast Ohio-made vehicles helped fuel a turn-around of domestic auto sales to near-record increases last month.

State Probe Stopped By Courts
Posted Tuesday, March 2
Ohio's top elections official has been ordered to stop her probe into where an Ohio group raised money to push for a referendum on slot machines.

Immigration Gets Its Day In Legislature
Posted Tuesday, March 2
The hot-button issue of illegal immigration continues to flare up in the Ohio legislature. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

Tuesday Checkup: Clinic reaches “groundbreaking” agreement with Lowe’s
Posted Tuesday, March 2
The agreement allows Lowe's employees to fly to Cleveland for heart sugery at the Cleveland Clinic.

Failed Banks’ Assets Find Unusual Homes
Posted Tuesday, March 2
Auctions from the leftover bits of failed banks have turned up some interesting finds.

Cleveland Capital Budget Smaller Than Hoped
Posted Monday, March 1
The city of Cleveland released it's 5 year capital budget projections Monday

Portman On Hot Seat
Posted Monday, March 1
Ohio House members are taking issue with Republican U-S Senate candidate Rob Portman.

Battle Flares Over Disclosure Of Slots Issue Contributors
Posted Monday, March 1
The issue of whether Ohioans will get to approve electronic slot machines at race tracks is settled - they will.

Biofuels out of … Algae? One Area Company Makes a Breakthrough.
Posted Monday, March 1
Gas prices are still painfully high at the pump, but Phycal thinks they've got an edge in the algae-based biofuel market.

Cleveland Budget Talks Completed
Posted Monday, March 1
Splitting up $510 million isn't easy, but that's what Cleveland's City Council spent most of last week doing.

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