Wind Monitor Installation Successful
Posted Tuesday, August 30
The group racing to beat the remnants of hurricane Katrina was successful in finishing the installation of a wind monitor on the Cleveland water crib late Monday night. ideastream's Karen Schaefer has more.
Second Chances
Posted Friday, August 26
On any given day, there are thousands of Greater Clevelanders who are living outside the law. County and State officials are trying new ways to bring some of these people to justice, while giving them a second chance. ideastream's David C. Barnett reports.
Making Change: The Demographic Shift to Older Workers
Posted Thursday, August 25
American workers are aging. Within a few years, according to AARP, 20% of our workforce will be over 55. As part of Making Change: Building the Region's Future, ideastream's Cindi Deutschman-Ruiz reports on how some employers are preparing for this demographic shift.
Making Change: The Future of Manufacturing
Posted Thursday, August 11
We've all heard the sobering statistics about manufacturing in Northeast Ohio. Factories shutting down. Jobs moving out of state or overseas. Whole industries struggling to maintain or gain a competitive edge. As part of Making Change: Building the Region's Future, ideastream's Cindi Deutschman-Ruiz reports on the present and future of manufacturing.
Ceremony Honors Fallen Ohio Marines
Posted Tuesday, August 9
Recent fighting in Iraq took an exceptional toll on a Marine unit based in the Cleveland suburb of Brook Park, Ohio. Bill Rice of NPR station WCPN attends a memorial service at Cleveland's Convention Center. Featured on Morning Edition.
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90.3 at 9: NASA: The Next Stop
Posted Wednesday, August 3
Now that we're back in space, where should we go next? President Bush has suggested that exploration of the solar system should be the main mission of NASA. Others suggest the focus should be more terrestrial. We talked to space experts and took your calls.
Ohio Town Mourns Marines Lost in Iraq
Posted Wednesday, August 3
The 14 Marines killed in Iraq Wednesday and the six killed Monday all belonged to the same Ohio-based battalion. The Headquarters & Services Company, 25th Marine Regiment, 3rd battalion is headquartered in Brook Park, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. As Renita Jablonski of member station WCPN reports, the community has been hit hard by the losses, and it's trying to honor the memory of the Marines lost in the week's attacks. Featured on All Things Considered.
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Activists To Begin Gathering Signatures For “Right To Work” Ballot Measure
The proposal that Tea party activists love and labor union supporters hate faces long odds for 2012.
Dewine Outlines How Mortgage Settlement Funds To be Used
Ohio is in line for hundreds of millions of dollars, now that five mortgage companies have agreed to a settlement over mortgage abuses.
Cancer Drug Shows Potential to Treat Alzheimer’s
The drug bexarotene helps the brain sweep away amyloid proteins in lab mice
Gingrich Forges On In Cleveland, Despite Losses Tuesday
GOP Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich capped off a campaign swing through Ohio with a brief speech at a Cleveland manufacturing plant.
Response To Kasich’s 2012 State Of The State
Public affairs show takes in listener and guest reactions to Ohio governor's 90-minute address.
The GOP's 'Meh' Moment On Full Display At Conservative Confab
The GOP candidates have a lot of persuading to do at this year's CPAC conference.
At CPAC, Hard Lines On Race And Immigration Could Be Awkward
Conference panelists included a white nationalist and immigration opponents.
Why Estimating Delegate Counts Could Backfire
Ron Paul backers could load up state conventions with supporters who could sway the final tally.
The Mortgage Deal: A Reality Check
The $26 billion deal over shoddy foreclosures is unlikely to end the housing crisis, analysts say.
Birthplace Of 'Robo-Signing' Eyes Deal Critically
In Florida, where the practice first came to light, some say legal and trust battles remain.
More Than Miso: Food Writer In Japan Records Struggling Region's Cuisine
Food writer Elizabeth Andoh says traditional dishes often disappear during periods of upheaval.
Fighting Fit, Venezuela's Chavez Roars Back
The outspoken and long-serving leader vows to crush opponents as they mount a challenge to his rule.
Greeks Agree To Austerity With E.U. And IMF
It remains to be seen whether the deal can save Greece from eventual bankruptcy.
What's The Truth About The War In Afghanistan?
Lt. Col. Daniel Davis sparked a debate when he wrote about an "absence of success" in Afghanistan.
'We Are Still Awake,' Says Egyptian Protester
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