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November 2010
Chinese Invest Big In Akron Tech Company
Posted Monday, November 22
It's being touted as one of the largest single investments in Northeast Ohio's growing biomedical manufacturing sector.
American Greetings Continues To Ponder Possible Move
Posted Friday, November 19
American Greetings Corporation says staying in its current home in Brooklyn is just one of seven options it's considering.
Unemployment Drops Out Of Double Digits
Posted Friday, November 19
For the first time since March 0f 2009, Ohio's unemployment rate fell below ten percent.
Changing Gears: Reinventing Pittsburgh, Part 4
Posted Friday, November 19
All this week, Changing Gears has been looking at Reinventing Pittsburgh.
Grim End To Missing Persons Saga
Posted Friday, November 19
Authorities in Knox County in central Ohio say they've found the bodies of a mother, her young son and a family friend who disappeared last week.
Fitzgerald Begins Cuyahoga County Housecleaning
Posted Thursday, November 18
Cuyahoga County Executive-elect Ed Fitzgerald today demanded the resignations of all members of the county's Boards of Revision come January first.
First Energy Cancels Burger Facility Project
Posted Thursday, November 18
First Energy was planning to convert the Burger Facility at Shadyside to burn woody biomass instead of coal, but has now cancelled the project.
Kasich To Replace Strickland’s Picks For Casino Commission
Posted Thursday, November 18
Does it make any difference who appoints the casino watchdogs ? That's the question that statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen poses in this report.
Republican-dominated State Senate Likely To Reject Dozens of Appointments
Posted Thursday, November 18
The Republican-dominated state senate is likely to reject dozens of appointments made by the Democratic governor.
Changing Gears: Reinventing Pittsburgh, Part 3
Posted Thursday, November 18
As we've been hearing this week, Pittsburgh is looking up these days.
East Flats Financing Set To Close By Year’s End
Posted Wednesday, November 17
The Cleveland Cuyahoga County Port Authority has approved financing for a long-awaited mixed use development project on the east bank of the Flats.
Advocates Hope To Make Dental Services Accessible
Posted Wednesday, November 17
Some health care advocates say too many ohioans are going without proper dental care.
Bookkeeping Problems In House Of Representatives Revealed By Audit
Posted Wednesday, November 17
An audit says there have been some bookkeeping problems in the Ohio House of Representatives.
Kasich Invites Ohioans To Apply For Jobs In His Administration
Posted Wednesday, November 17
Governor-elect John Kasich is inviting Ohioans to apply for high-level jobs in his administration.
Study Says Labor Laws May Have Been Overlooked
Posted Wednesday, November 17
A study says few investigators are checking on whether businesses are following laws on minimum wage, child labor and overtime.
Animal Agreement In Jeopardy
Posted Wednesday, November 17
The progress regarding an agreement to improve living conditions for livestock and animals in Ohio is in question.
Changing Gears: Reinventing Pittsburgh, Part 1
Posted Wednesday, November 17
Our Changing Gears team explores the future of the industrial Midwest and all this week we're looking at Reinventing Pittsburgh.
Changing Gears: Reinventing Pittsburgh, Part 2
Posted Wednesday, November 17
The steel city is now more like the medical and technology city with hundreds of start up companies.
Steve Forbes Reassures Cleveland Audience of Eventual Recovery
Posted Tuesday, November 16
Billionaire Steve Forbes believes the economy will eventually work its way toward more sound footing, but he admits that it will be slow going.
Kasich Tabs New Ag Chief
Posted Tuesday, November 16
new Ohio Agriculture Director named.
News Headlines all headlines
Northeast Ohio Headlines
- State Rep. Bob Hagan Makes Another Run at Tax on Oil and Gas Drillers A few months after Gov. John Kasich proposed a tax on oil and natural gas drillers, a Democratic lawmaker has done the same thing.
Former VA Official Caught Up In Cuyahoga County Corruption Probe The former Director of the Cleveland VA Medical Center was arrested this morning.- Doctors and Democratic Lawmakers Sound Off Against Ohio Anti-Abortion Bills At a news conference called by two Democratic state representatives, doctors criticized new GOP anti-abortion bills.
- State Budget Conference Committee Receives New Numbers on Medicaid and Revenue The new estimates on Medicaid and state revenue were higher than estimates, but they came with a caution.
- Ohio Lawmakers Consider Multiple Medicaid Bills Ohio lawmakers continue to grapple with the question of what to do with the Medicaid program.
NPR Headlines
- A Surprising Barrier To Clean Water: Human Nature Getting clean water to people in the developing world isn't just an engineering problem.
If Supplies Of Oil Are Up, Why Is Gas Still Pricey? An average gallon of regular gasoline is still running above $3.62 nationwide.
How Ted Cruz's Father Shaped His Views On Immigration The Texas senator often uses his Cuban-born father's story to argue against what he sees as amnesty.- Translated Into Navajo, Star Wars Will Be The Navajo Nation and Lucasfilm have teamed up to translate the original Star Wars into Navajo.
- What Makes Rituals Special? Join Us For A Google+ Conversation NPR's Shankar Vedantam talks with behavior scientist Francesca Gino about the rituals of our lives.
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