Regional Features: Archive by Date

January 2011

New Nordson Headquarters Building Boasts Green Technology
Posted Monday, January 31
Nordson Corp. hopes the green technology in its new building will help the company earn LEED certification.

Ohio Veterans Awarded France’s Highest Honor
Posted Monday, January 31
Two Ohio veterans who were wounded during World War 2 today (Monday) were awarded France’s highest honor in a ceremony at the statehouse.

Kasich Not Fazed By Threat Of Civil Rights Action
Posted Monday, January 31
Black lawmakers last week threatened to take legal action due to a lack of diversity in his cabinet.

Tuition Vouchers Offered For Ohio Private Schools
Posted Monday, January 31
Vouchers for free tuition at Ohio private schools are being offered once again.

Ohio Legislators To Face Controversial Issues
Posted Sunday, January 30
Ohio legislators plan to wrestle with several controversial issues this coming week.

Third Frontier Funds Benefit Northeast Ohio
Posted Sunday, January 30
Northeast Ohio continues to benefit from the state's Third Frontier technology investment program more than any other part of the state.

Cuyahoga County Gets HUD Grant To Combat Lead Poisoning
Posted Friday, January 28
The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded Cuyahoga County $4.5 million for lead abatement.

Former House Speaker Has High Praise For Kasich
Posted Friday, January 28
Governor John Kasich could run for president someday, according to the man who was the Speaker of the House when Kasich was in Congress.

Ohio Lawmakers Consider Bill To Privatize Job Creation
Posted Friday, January 28
Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a private board to create jobs and entice businesses to locate in Ohio.

Ohio Statehouse Now On iTunes
Posted Friday, January 28
The Ohio Statehouse has something new for the iPod generation.

Cleveland Kids Shape Up for Youth Marathon
Posted Friday, January 28
The marathon program intends to get kids more active and improve their physical fitness.

Biden: Egypt’s Mubarak an Ally, Not a Dictator, But People Have Right to Protest
Posted Friday, January 28
Vice President Joe Biden discussed the U.S. attitude toward intensifying anti-government protests in Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East.

Eugene Sanders Concludes Reign As Cleveland Schools Chief
Posted Thursday, January 27
Sanders sat down for an exit interview with ideastream's Dick Feagler and reflected on his leadership.

Ohio Justice Reverses Position On Capital Punishment
Posted Thursday, January 27
It’s surprising to hear Pfeifer talk about the death penalty – because he’s largely credited with creating the capital punishment.

JobsOhio Plan Passes Ohio House Committees
Posted Thursday, January 27
Governor Kasich's plan to privatize the job creation duties of the Ohio Department of Development is one step closer to reality. Ohio Public

Study Shows Increase Of Need For Mental Health Services
Posted Thursday, January 27
A new study shows there's a need for more community mental health services in Ohio.

Kasich Threatened With Legal Action For All-White Cabinet
Posted Thursday, January 27
For weeks, Ohio’s legislative black caucus has been criticizing Governor John Kasich for a lack of racial diversity in his cabinet.

Reverse 911 System Fails To Reach Hundreds During Emergency
Posted Thursday, January 27
ideastream's Eric Wellman looks at the telephone warning system that was activated this week in Lake County

Western Reserve Land Conservancy Acquires Permanent Home
Posted Thursday, January 27
The Western Reserve Land Conservancy plans to take up residence on a Moreland Hills property.

Pension Changes Looming For Ohio Retirees
Posted Wednesday, January 26
Ohioans who work for schools and government will have to work longer for their pension benefits…and those retirement checks may be smaller.

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