Regional Features: Archive by Date

September 2009

Consensus Elusive On Risky Behavior And Health Benefits
Posted Wednesday, September 30
Defining exactly what bad behavior is and how that should factor into health insurance costs is tricky.

Ohio lost more residents than it gained last year.
Posted Wednesday, September 30
35,000 people moved out of of Ohio last year, researchers think to pursue job opportunities elsewhere.

Strickland Wants To Halt Final Phase Of tax Cut
Posted Wednesday, September 30
With his slot machine plan in legal limbo, Gov. Ted Strickland is backing what he calls a delay in the final year of a five-year income tax cut.

Indians Fire Manager Eric Wedge
Posted Wednesday, September 30
Wedge was the fifth longest serving manager in major league baseball, and the fifth most winning Indians manager.

Ohio Senate Asserts State Sovereignty
Posted Wednesday, September 30
The Republican controlled state senate has passed a resolution that its sponsor says reasserts Ohio's rights when it comes to national legislation.

Businesses Told To Prepare For Swine Flu Outbreak
Posted Wednesday, September 30
OSHA tells businesses to plan for a scenario in which 40% of employees get sick.

South Euclid Leading Effort to Reclaim Abandoned Homes
Posted Tuesday, September 29
Nearly 18,000 homes are in foreclosure in the 18 inner ring suburbs of Cuyahoga County.

Cleveland Beats Bids by Boston and Washington to Host the 2014 Gay Games
Posted Tuesday, September 29
Cleveland has been picked to host the international Gay Games in 2014.

Hiram College Study Refutes Casino Claims
Posted Tuesday, September 29
Study says the casinos would largely be frequented by locals.

Legal Experts Look at Ohio’s Bank Of America Suit
Posted Tuesday, September 29
Ohio's Attorney General is suing the nation's largest bank for billions.

Tuesday Checkup: Sugars in Food
Posted Tuesday, September 29
Heart Association releases new recommendations for how much sugar people should consume.

“Anemic Subsidies For Health Insurance”
Posted Tuesday, September 29
The Baucus bill is criticized for not doing enough to help working families afford meaningful health insurance.

City Council approves $ 2 million loan for Nautica Aquarium
Posted Monday, September 28
Cleveland has approved $ 2 million for an aquarium to be built in the flats by Jacobs Investments.

Cyclists Could Get More Respect On the Roads
Posted Monday, September 28
Ohio Senators appear poised to pass a bill that would make it illegal for drivers to pass too closely to bicyclists.

Cuyahoga County Urging More Voting By Mail
Posted Monday, September 28
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections says there's still plenty of time to request a mail-in ballot.

Cleveland Foundation Grant Supports After School Program For Troubled Teens
Posted Monday, September 28
$3 million grant helps fund startup costs for the Cleveland Center for Arts and Technology.

Ohio Attorney General to Investigate How Cuyahoga County Has Set Property Values for Last Decade
Posted Friday, September 25
Ohio Attorney General RIchard Cordray is the latest public official to raise concern over the growing Cuyahoga County federal corruption probe.

PNC Logo Finally Adorns HQ Building
Posted Friday, September 25
The new signage now faces all four directions.

Foundations Support Region With Grants
Posted Friday, September 25
A beneficiary, the Fund for Our Economic Future, is a collaborative effort to improve Northeast Ohio’s economy.

Ohio Attorney General To Investigate County Corruption
Posted Friday, September 25
At the request of Cuyahoga County's three Commissioners, the state AG will begin probe of Auditor's Office.

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