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October 2012

London Group Brings Tourists to Ohio for Election
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Ohioans have been living the battleground-state lifestyle for months. Now some tourists are coming from the UK to Ohio to live it, too.

Bariatric Surgery For Diabetes Named #1 at Cleveland Clinic’s Medical Innovation Summit
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Clinic doctors highlight the effectiveness of the weight-loss surgery for controlling diabetes.

Cleveland Area Recovers from Severe Storm
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Two days after severe weather associated with Superstorm Sandy struck Northeast Ohio, the region is pulling itself together.

Cleveland Medical Mart Signs On Two Healthcare Giants
Posted Wednesday, October 31
GE Healthcare Systems and The Cleveland Clinic are the first to publicly commit to renting space in the project.

IBM super-computer Watson partners with the Cleveland Clinic
Posted Wednesday, October 31
The goal is to create a tool that can inform medical decision-making.

Ann Romney Campaigns in Hamilton
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Ann Romney and Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor addressed Ohio Romney supporters at a company in Butler County.

Gas Generators Causing Monoxide Problems
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Tess Pollack at the Ohio Department of Health says people should be careful when turning to gas generators after a power outage.

Officials Find No Wrongdoing in ‘Pizza-for-Vote’ Complaint
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Upon further investigation, the Franklin County Board of Elections has found no evidence of democrats buying votes with pizza.

Romney Not Shifting On Jeep
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Jeep Going Or Not? Romney Indicates Yes but Jeep Denies.

Minority Professionals Looking For Their Place at the Table
Posted Wednesday, October 31
Feel they are shut out of the bidding process for high profile contracts

Akron, Cleveland Schools Strategize to Get Levies Passed
Posted Tuesday, October 30
School districts often use political consultants and employ strategies used in national races to get levies passed.

Turner Still Questions Appearance, Intent, Of “Voter Fraud” Billboards
Posted Tuesday, October 30
The lawmaker is curious how Clear Channel allowed anonymous purchases in 2012 and 2010, after citing such transactions violated its policy.

Amid Fight for Ohio Votes, a Debate Over the Future of Coal
Posted Tuesday, October 30
The fate of the coal industry has become a central election issue in southeastern Ohio.

County Building Evacuated After Odd, Wavering Bulge Appears In Facade
Posted Tuesday, October 30
Onlookers gather in the wind and rain to see unusual formation.

Cleveland Opens Rec Centers to Residents Stranded by the Storm
Posted Tuesday, October 30
City residents who have lost heat or electricity can find shelter at these 11 buildings

Combating Hair Loss
Posted Tuesday, October 30
Plain Dealer Reporter Evelyn Theiss shares trends and treatments for hair loss.

Milwaukee Couple Behind “Voter Fraud” Billboards In Battleground States
Posted Tuesday, October 30
An investigation shows the two were behind a series of displays that critics charge was meant to scare away minorities and former criminals.

State EMA Getting Ready for Remnants of Hurricane Sandy to Slam Ohio
Posted Monday, October 29
Ohioans in low-lying areas and around Lake Erie are being warned to prepare for what remains of Hurricane Sandy.

Romney Campaigns in Avon Lake
Posted Monday, October 29
Despite the weather, Mitt Romney addressed a crowd of about 3,000 inAvon Lake today.

Groups Debate State Health Department’s Report on Abortion
Posted Monday, October 29
Opposing parties on abortion in Ohio seem far from a resolution with the recent information that not one abortion last year was due to rape.

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