Regional Features: Archive by Date

February 2010

PUCO May Restore First Energy Discount For All Electric Homes
Posted Friday, February 26
First Energy says any workable long term rate structure has to "reflect the cost incurred to serve those customers."

Concealed Gun Permits Up Across State
Posted Friday, February 26
A record-high number of concealed carry permits were issued in Ohio last year.

Local Women, US Hockey, Come Up Silver
Posted Friday, February 26
The US lost the final match to Canada, 2-0.

Ohio Seeks Federal Foreclosure Relief Funds
Posted Friday, February 26
Ohio's congressional delegation and others continue to make the case that Ohio was unfairly left out of federal foreclosure assistance.

Doubled-Up in Northeast Ohio
Posted Friday, February 26
Housing experts suspect that the foreclosure crisis has left many area residents "doubled-up" --- living with friends or relatives.

Architect Hired To Conceptualize Med Mart
Posted Thursday, February 25
Med Mart architect chosen - it's LMN of Seattle, Wa.

Columbia Customers To See Rate Break
Posted Thursday, February 25
There's good news and bad news for customers of Columbia Gas of Ohio...and their monthly fuel bills. The story now from ohio public radio's bill cohen

Foundation, CASE To Give 8-Year Medical Scholarships
Posted Thursday, February 25
A Cleveland foundation has created an 8 year scholarship for an inner city medical student, through CWRU. Ideastream®'s Rick Jackson reports.

Brown Hopes To Revive Bill To Aid Manufacturing
Posted Wednesday, February 24
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown is among a group of democratic senators who have become energized after today's passage of the 15 billion dollar jobs bill

Group Trying To Snuff State Income Tax
Posted Wednesday, February 24
Opponents of a proposal to phase out Ohio's graduated state income tax had a big platform to make their case, the Ohio House Ways and Means Committee.

Incident At Governor’s Mansion Being Investigated
Posted Wednesday, February 24
The state inspector general is looking into a developing scandal. And Senate Republicans have opened their own investigation as well.

Plusquellic Renews Plea For Direct Federal Aid To Cities
Posted Wednesday, February 24
Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic was in Washington wednesday lobbying Ohio lawmakers for more federal dollars.

Tackling Extreme Student Debt
Posted Wednesday, February 24
One doctor tells her story of accumulating more than $500 thousand in student loans.

Lordstown GM Adds Third Shift, 1200 Jobs
Posted Wednesday, February 24
The head of North American operations appeared with Governor Strickland and Senator Sherred Brown to make The announcement.

Nor Tech Presents 2010 Innovation Awards
Posted Wednesday, February 24
12 companies were honored for technological breakthroughs in high tech arenas.

Lt. Governor Fisher On The Senate Campaign Trail
Posted Tuesday, February 23
Ohio Lieutenant Governor Lee Fisher made his pitch as a candidate for U.S. Senate before an audience in downtown Cleveland.

Student Upset About Sex-Ed Training
Posted Tuesday, February 23
A Parma Heights student upset about the abstinence-centered sex-ed he recieved, testified before the Ohio House of Representatives on Tuesday.

Kasich Now Trails Strickland In Poll
Posted Tuesday, February 23
Poll shows governor's race has changed, with Mr. Strickland now ahead.

Kasich, Strickland Speak To Farmers
Posted Tuesday, February 23
The two major contenders for the governorship spoke on the same platform, to the same group.

Public Engagement Committee Public Forum Video
Posted Tuesday, February 23
This event was a public forum to solicit ideas on how to engage the public in the Cuyahoga County Transition planning process.

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