Regional Features: Archive by Date

July 2010

Toxic Algae in Grand Lake St Marys to Blame for Nine Illnesses
Posted Friday, July 30
State officials are investigating what's polluting Grand Lake St. Marys and making people sick.

Cuyahoga Republican Chair Calls for Bipartisanship
Posted Friday, July 30
Addressing the Cleveland City Club, Cuyahoga County Republican Party Chairman Rob Frost laid out what he called a conservative approach to reform.

New Foreclosure Report Details Crisis and Response
Posted Friday, July 30
This report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland tracks the foreclosure crisis from its outset.

County Executive Candidates: Dianna Hill, James Brown & Paul Casey
Posted Friday, July 30
Henry Gomez of the Plain Dealer discusses a number of the lesser known candidates running for Cuyahoga County Executive.

Cleveland Delegation To Attend Gay Games In Cologne
Posted Thursday, July 29
A delegation from Cleveland is heading to Cologne, Germany to attend the 2010 Gay Games.

Ohio Counties Prepare for Mail-In Ballot Mistakes
Posted Thursday, July 29
Elections officials in major Ohio counties say a surge in people voting by mail since 2006 has been accompanied by a rise in ballot errors that cost t

Akron To Host New Company, 60 Jobs
Posted Thursday, July 29
A land deal in a depressed area of Akron could be the catalyst for revitalizing a neighborhood.

Party Identification For Judges A Possibility
Posted Thursday, July 29
Ohio voters might see judicial candidates identified by party on the November ballot.

Former Cavalier Wright Found Dead In Tennessee
Posted Thursday, July 29
Lorenzen Wright was a possible victim of foul play. His family had reported him missing ten days ago.

Foreign Investors Come to Rescue of Flats Development
Posted Thursday, July 29
A once-obscure US Immigration program is being used to spur development in Cleveland, but not everyone is happy about it.

Turner, Oakar Endorse Hamilton-Brown
Posted Wednesday, July 28
The 8-way race for Cuyahoga County Executive continues to heat up as public officials dole out endorsements.

Cleveland Teachers Approve New Contract with Cleveland Schools
Posted Wednesday, July 28
Cleveland teachers approved a new three year contract with Cleveland Schools. Hundreds of laid off teachers may soon get their jobs back.

Does Presidential Visit Help Or Harm?
Posted Wednesday, July 28
Will Obama's visit help or hurt Governor Strickland?

The Sound and the Fury Over Noise Walls
Posted Wednesday, July 28
A highway noise wall project on Cleveland's westside has sparked a controversy that's turned neighbor against neighbor.

Sewer District: Pay New Fee or Water Can Be Shut Off
Posted Tuesday, July 27
A spokesperson for the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District defended that agency's plans to impose a controversial new fee.

Single Parent Households Reaching New Highs
Posted Tuesday, July 27
More than a third of all Ohio children are now living in single-parent households....a big reason for poverty.

State Manufacturing Group Sees Silver Lining
Posted Tuesday, July 27
Ohio lost thousands of manufacturing jobs during the past decade - but one industry support group refuses to turn pessimistic.

Kasich Tying Governor To Lehman
Posted Tuesday, July 27
Governor Ted Strickland has been hammering John Kasich, for his ties to Wall Street. Now the Ohio Republican Party is fighting back.

Voinovich Looks To Secure Jobs Before Retiring
Posted Monday, July 26
Voinovich hopes the surface transportation bill can be passed before he leaves office in January.

Could Estate Tax Be Fueling Loss of Jobs?
Posted Monday, July 26
Republican Lietenant Governor candidate Mary Taylor has been raising eyebrows with a comment about Ohio's tax structure.

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