Regional Features: Archive by Date

October 2010

School Districts Ask Voters to Approve More Tax Levies
Posted Sunday, October 31
School districts say Ohio's flawed formula for funding schools is to blame for their frequently outstretched hand.

Tea Partiers Suspect Trickery In Campaign Mailers
Posted Friday, October 29
The appeals are using the "tea party" label as part of the sales pitch...but leaders of the movement say they have nothing to do with it.

Ohio Elections Commission Questions “Tax Increase” Claim
Posted Friday, October 29
The Ohio Elections Commission is hinting there may be a problem with the accusation that's now heard in campaign ads.

Cleveland Receives Major Grant
Posted Thursday, October 28
Cleveland is one of five U.S. cities chosen to receive millions of dollars to fund new a economic initiative aimed at alleviating poverty.

OH Election Committee rules on Strickland, Mandel Ads
Posted Thursday, October 28
The panel that oversees complaints about election ads ok'd one by Strickland, and wants investigate one by Republican Treasurer candidate Josh Mandel

Election Commission Will Hold Hearing For Mandel Television Ad
Posted Thursday, October 28
The panel that oversees complaints about elections wants to investigate an ad being aired by Republican Treasurer candidate Josh Mandel.

JumpStart Launches Entrepreneurial Network Website
Posted Thursday, October 28
Entrepreneurs with a good tech-based business idea can now more readily access the help they need to get it up and running.

Congressional Candidate Interview: Republican Peter Corrigan
Posted Thursday, October 28
Corrigan is a businessman who's challenging Dennis Kucinich for his seat in Congress. He shares his perspective on bringing jobs back to the district.

Northeast Ohio Manufacturing Survives
Posted Thursday, October 28
Despite the economic doldrums, manufacturing still has a firm toehold in Northeast Ohio, and may even once again help define our future.

Mayors Ask Court To Save Huron Hospital Trauma Center
Posted Wednesday, October 27
The mayors of Cleveland and East Cleveland are jointly seeking an injunction barring Cleveland Clinic from closing the trauma center.

Long Lines Not Expected On Election Day
Posted Wednesday, October 27
Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner says she doesn't expect long lines or major problems at polling places on election day.

Gingrich Tours With Ohio GOP Candidates
Posted Wednesday, October 27
Most of the statewide Republican ticket was together in northwest Ohio yesterday, joined by an icon who knows the GOP's candidate for governor.

Ohio Fraud Fugitive Captured In Mexico
Posted Wednesday, October 27
An Ohio woman convicted of fraud has been arrested in Mexico.

Changing Gears: from Chrysler to the classroom
Posted Wednesday, October 27
Kate Davidson profiles a former autoworker who, at the age of 43, is going back to school.

Kasich Lead Over Strickland Falls
Posted Tuesday, October 26
The latest poll shows Republican Gubernatorial candidate John Kasich's lead is shrinking.

Cleveland State Researchers Land Health Science Grants
Posted Tuesday, October 26
Two Cleveland State University professors have won research grants totaling 3 million dollars from the National Institutes of Health.

Foreclosure Talk Heats Up Sound Of Ideas
Posted Tuesday, October 26
A banking industry lobbyist and Ohio's Attorney General went toe-to-toe over foreclosure.

Cleveland Orchestra Outlines Grand Plan To Create Future Audiences
Posted Tuesday, October 26
Faced with declining interest in classical music, The Cleveland Orchestra is rolling out a plan to make concerts less expensive and easier to attend.

LeBron Poetry Contest
Posted Tuesday, October 26
People express their love/hate for LeBron James in poetry.

Tuesday Checkup: predicting heart attacks and strokes
Posted Tuesday, October 26
A blood test performed by a Cleveland company is hailed as a good predictor of who's most at risk.

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