Regional Features: Archive by Date

April 2010

Graffiti Removal To Expand In Akron
Posted Monday, April 19
The non profit group "Keep Akron Beautiful" is extending the services of its Graffiti Truck to private sector clients.

Governor Strickland Campaigns For Third Frontier
Posted Monday, April 19
During a tour of a small high-tech company in Columbus Governor Strickland said it was a perfect example of why Ohioans should okay state issue 1.

State Seeking Plan To Spend Housing Dollars
Posted Monday, April 19
State officials say they're making progress in determining how they'll use federal stimulus dollars allocated for mortgage foreclosure relief.

Site Helps Cuyahoga Voters Pick Judges
Posted Sunday, April 18
Many voters are lost when they get to the polls. A site helps them choose.

Ohio Unemployment Rate Up Slightly In March
Posted Friday, April 16
New figures, just released, show Ohio's official unemployment rate edged up slightly in March to 11 per cent.

Mortgage Broker Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charges on Sales of 78 Slavic Village Houses
Posted Friday, April 16
The key player in a large fraud case in Cleveland's hard-hit Slavic Village neighborhood will plead guilty to charges related to mortgage fraud.

Sugar Does What to My Face?
Posted Friday, April 16
Health reporter Gretchen Cuda investigates the hidden perils of a sweet tooth, as part of her blog Lifestyle 180

Dems Make Inroads on High Court
Posted Friday, April 16
It's almost certain that there will be at least one Democrat on the currently all-Republican Ohio Supreme Court for at least the next two years.

Report Suggests Ohio Needs to Combine Job Placement & Training Efforts
Posted Friday, April 16
A new report suggests Ohio could better retrain and find jobs for unemployed workers if efforts were more centralized.

Should I Stay or Should I Go?: Food Tax Woes
Posted Thursday, April 15
Now that you've just filed your income taxes, do you know what that snickers bar is going to set you back? Gretchen Cuda explains.

NASA Glenn On Track For Enchanced Space Program
Posted Thursday, April 15
Sighs of relief following President Obama's confirmation.

Students Hone sales and Marketing Skills Through Green Expo
Posted Thursday, April 15
Area businesses with an eco-friendly product, service or image to sell will be showing their stuff in Beachwood Friday,

Lorain Schools to Cut 213 Positions
Posted Thursday, April 15
Due to a 9 million dollar budget deficit, Lorain City Schools is cutting 213 positions, including 163 teaching jobs.

All Electric Homeowners Get Their Break
Posted Thursday, April 15
Electric homeowners get their utility bill discount at least for another year.

Three Different Charter Schools with One Common Goal
Posted Thursday, April 15
Three of Cleveland's top performing, but very different, charter schools have joined together to form a Charter Management Organization, or CMO.

Governor’s Chief Justice Appointment Draws Fire From The Right
Posted Wednesday, April 14
The governor has appointed the Democrat who's running for Chief Justice to take his place.

Lifestyle 180 Blog: Score One for the Cow - Top of the Food Chain Takes a Tumble
Posted Wednesday, April 14
Health Reporter Gretchen Cuda Laments the Latest Lifestyle 180 Victim: Red Meat

$12M To Region For High Tech Health Records
Posted Tuesday, April 13
Ohio has received a $26 million boost toward improving health care record-keeping. $12 million of that comes to the 16 Northeastern counties.

House Republicans Fail To Halt Payday Loan Crackdown
Posted Tuesday, April 13
Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports the proposal to block loan stores from charging extra fees continues to stir controversy.

Lifestyle 180 Blog: It’s Official - I’m Obsessed with the Pedometer
Posted Tuesday, April 13
ideastream® health reporter Gretchen Cuda examines her newest anti-delusional device: the pedometer.

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