Regional Features: Archive by Date

August 2009

Mental Health Misunderstanding Apparently Cured
Posted Monday, August 31
The legislation placed in the budget impacts only schools in Cuyahoga County.

Jackson Says He “Gets Things Done”
Posted Monday, August 31
Frank Jackson sits down with ideastream®'s Eric Wellman.

Brunner Makes Cities A Priority in Senate Campaign
Posted Saturday, August 29
Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner is making rebuilding cities a priority in her bid for U.S. Senate.

Strickland Cabinet Member, Aide Resign
Posted Friday, August 28
The head of Ohio's Public Safety Department and one of his top aides, the chief of the highway patrol, have both announced they are stepping down.

Parole Board Recommends No Clemency For Death Row Inmate
Posted Friday, August 28
The Ohio Parole Board has unanimously recommended against granting clemency to a man convicted of raping and murdering an East Cleveland girl.

Upside/Downside is Talking Trash: Ohio’s Solid Waste Economy
Posted Thursday, August 27
Ohio is a huge importer of trash, but what does this mean for the environment and economy?

Taxpayers’ Group Wants School-Shopping Tax Holiday
Posted Thursday, August 27
A newly-formed taxpayers' group is hoping that, before the start of next school year, there will be a three-day sales tax holiday.

Ohio Logs First-Of-The-Summer West Nile Case
Posted Thursday, August 27
An 11 year old boy from Cuyahoga County is the first to be diagnosed with a case of West Nile Virus this summer.

Plunging Endowment Forces Cuts
Posted Thursday, August 27
The Cleveland Botanical Garden is the latest non profit that's resorted to layoffs because of the poor economy.

Ohio Supreme Courts Upholds Vicious Dog Law
Posted Thursday, August 27
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled constitutional a Youngstown law that requires vicious dogs to be confined by their owners.

Candidate Patmon Proposes Restructing Cleveland Schools
Posted Thursday, August 27
Cleveland Mayoral candidate Bill Patmon is proposing a complete re-structuring of the Cleveland schools.

Ohioans Mourn Death Of Senator Kennedy
Posted Wednesday, August 26
Public figures across Ohio expressed fond memories of Massachusettes Senator Edward M. Kennedy and paid tribute to his decades of public service.

Mortgage Fraud Task Force: Largest Indictment in US From Cleveland and Eastern Suburbs
Posted Wednesday, August 26
Federal, state and local law enforcement officials filed a massive indictment charging 60 defendants with fraudulently flipping 453 houses.

County Reform Proposals Debated At City Club
Posted Wednesday, August 26
More than 80,000 people signed a petition to place the reform issue on the Cuyahoga County ballot.

Team Kilo Seeks To S.E.R.V.E. Cleveland
Posted Wednesday, August 26
This is the fourth in our series of talks with the challengers to Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson.

Waterfront Rights Decision Upheld On Appeal
Posted Tuesday, August 25
Lake Erie landowners have won another round in court....in a long battle they've been having with environmental groups.

Home Price In Cleveland Looking Better
Posted Tuesday, August 25
Home values in the Cleveland area edged upward for a third straight month, further signaling a more stable real estate market.

Akron Closes Buyouts Option After 123 Accept
Posted Tuesday, August 25
The deadline had been extended by ten days, but only an additional 17 people opted for the buyout.

Former Dann Aide Pleads Guilty To Corruption
Posted Monday, August 24
A top adie to former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann will be spending some time behind bars.

Brown Tours Afghanistan, Cites Corruption
Posted Monday, August 24
The Senator also said he's still considering whether to support a greater troop buildup in Afghanistan.

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