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• Did you know that more than 500 veterans attend Cleveland State? We salute them...
• Thank you to all those who have served or are serving our country. Happy Memoria...
• Renegade rock star takes over Beck Center in ‘Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson’
• Mark your calendars for the career services staffing firm week June 11-14 at all...
• Grant competition offers up space on Ohio Cityand#8217;s Market Square
• Cleveland State Viking basketball standout D'Aundray Brown is preparing for the...
• Retail rents may increase slightly as market stabilizes
• Cleveland Clinic picks new food service provider
• Website that connects dog owners, sitters expanding to Cleveland
• News conference set to announce agreement on Cleveland schools plan
• Get your MBA in a year! Cleveland State has created the country's 1st mobile, ac...
• Detroit Shoreway luring retailers
• Academic builds hub for shale suppliers
• Dear Chancellor University Graduate Students, Our University President Bob Dau...
• Statler Arms apartment building gets new owner
• Bright Spots: May 24, 2012
• Ambulette company owner must pay back more than $70,000
• $500,000 donation will fund Notre Dame College building projects
• Timken to close Canadian plant, move work to U.S.
• Survitec Group in Sharon Center secures $25 million U.S. Navy contract
• Kent State museum receives $1.1 million gift
• Startups with ties to other areas may not grow in Ohio
• Known names behind tech startup GenomOncology LLC
• WISE CLEVELAND'S INAUGURAL LUNCHEON HONORS FILIPPELL, GROOMS & TWO AREA STUDENTS
• Lake Erie wind turbine project suffers setback
• Third Frontier Commission scrutinizing Entrepreneurial Signature Program awards
• Cleveland Heights startup part of $200 million gigabit broadband effort
• Veritix to handle ticketing for Detroit auto race
• AxioMed raises another $5 million in equity financing
• Akron-Canton Airport reports busiest April in history
• We're looking for up-and-comers in health care
• Farm & Garden Day at Garfield Park Nature Center
• Join Team Tri-C to benefit United Way Sunday, June 24, 2012. Make sure to enter...
• Crain's photo gallery: 2012 Health Care Heroes Awards reception
• Personal View: Give criminals another employment shot
• Report shows Northeast Ohio hiring is up and still rising
• Team NEO leading the way under JobsOhio
• A ‘Blank Canvas’ provides Cleveland a creative opportunity
• Government seeks to recover $18.9 million from businessman A. Eddy Zai
• StudyTip: To help get you to where you want to be, set specific, measurable, and...
• Northeast Ohio home sales climb nearly 11% in April from a year ago
• Have you thought about the modern-day steel industry lately and how it affects C...
• Document outlines Kent State plans for campus overhaul
• Tax credits approved for six firms that plan to add 302 jobs in Northeast Ohio
• Hinckley company's CEO named National Small Business Person of the Year
• Academic builds hub for shale suppliers
• Canton officials roll out red carpet for shale industry players
• Day Out with Thomas 2012 in Cleveland
• Don't miss the Creative Voices Summit and Arts Education Day Luncheon featuring...
• American Greetings unveils plans for Westlake headquarters
• Nordson to buy Wisconsin company for $200 million
• Don’t forget, tomorrow at 6:30pm is the payment deadline for Summer Semester.
• Cleveland International Film Festival adds day to 2013 event
• Eaton Corp. to acquire Cooper Industries for $11.8 billion
• Known names behind tech startup
• What's on tap: Local retailers start selling draft beer for sampling and home consumption
• Academic builds hub for shale suppliers
• Canton officials roll out red carpet for shale industry players
• Team NEO leading the way under JobsOhio
• Forest City overdue on Terminal Tower loan
• MMPI: Med mart identity could be reimagined
• May 21-25, 2012
• Crain's podcast: A potential new identity for Cleveland's medical mart
• Who's Who: 150 names to know in Northeast Ohio
• CNN votes Severance Hall as one of ten 'Fabulous U.S. Music Venues'
• Show your support for Tri-C! When you purchase a special Tri-C license plate fr...
• Home sales, prices in Northeast Ohio rise in April from year-ago levels
• Bad Girl Ventures awards $25,000 to Cleveland startup Babies Travel Too
• Enjoy our campus photo of the week. Julka Hall on a beautiful, warm spring day i...
• Our Rec Center got the spa treatment!
• SBA names KeyBank its Large 7(a) Lender of the Year
• Cleveland Clinic taps University of Notre Dame to join its Innovation Alliance
• Tri-C to offer FCC amateur radio tech license classes:
• Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency names former RTA official as its head
• Ohio's unemployment rate declines to 7.4% in April
• You tweet? We tweet! Engage Cleveland State University on Twitter by following u...
• Two Cleveland companies receive President's 'E' Award for Exports
• We LOVE our new website! Have you gotten a chance to check it out yet?
• Lining up!
• Congrats grads!
• Congrats grads!!
• Backstage before commencement
• Tri-C baseball players earn top postseason awards:
• Lorain County Community College Innovation Fund awards $375,000 in grants
• Commencement is less than 5 hours away! Remember to share your photos and commen...
• KeyCorp raises quarterly dividend
• Team NEO to honor Glenn Brown, Jeanette Grasselli Brown with Burg Award
• Energy Focus Inc. receives additional $1.5 million Navy order
• Bright Spots: May 17, 2012
• Lincoln Electric Holdings acquires Wayne Trail Technologies Inc.
• Ride to support the arts this weekend in 'Bike for Beck'
• If you're considering entering Cleveland State as a freshman, we've created an a...
• Cleveland State University students awarded for work with United Way
• Today is an Orientation day. Welcome all incoming freshmen! We hope that you enj...
• Direct mail marketing's death knell slow to come
• Women working in the beer industry come together to shed its male-only reputation
• Food service supplier's expansion depends on last of Clean Ohio funds
• NASA Glenn Research Center to help develop equipment to prevent drunk driving
• Vox Mobile LLC raises $7.5 million in growth capital
• It's not too late to register for summer classes! Classes start this Saturday!
• Tri-C graduation is tomorrow! If you are participating or attending the ceremony...
• Window Nation buys remaining assets of Regency Window Co.
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn recap: Hiring interns can pay now and later
• Cleveland State University professor to release new music CD!
• Energy Focus Inc. reports smaller first-quarter loss
• Central Federal Corp. sees first-quarter loss narrow
• Progressive Corp. reports sharp drop in April net income vs. year earlier
• Shareholder say on exec pay weighs heavy
• Clinic medical staff getting smarter by simulation
• A Cleveland take on super heroes and 'The Avengers'
• Ohio Legacy Corp. shareholders give go-ahead for reverse stock split
• Cleveland Clinic names new chief of protective services
• More than 2,600 students to celebrate commencement:
• AxioMed Spine Corp. secures CE Mark for its Freedom Cervical Disc
• Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving wins NBA Rookie of the Year award
• J.M. Smucker Co. lowers list prices for majority of its coffee products
• Be sure to make your payments or make a payment arrangement for Summer Semester....
• As electric deregulation takes effect, FirstEnergy, AEP drop gloves
• Athersys Inc. reports larger first-quarter loss
• Thank You to All the Generous Supporters Who Helped Radiance Reach its $500,000...
• Don't forget to purchase your meal plan for this summer!
• Hickok Inc. reports larger second-quarter loss
• How long have you been sticking around in a career you can't stand? If you're r...
• Think fast! CSU summer classes begin May 19. Register today!
• Nextant Aerospace to expand operations at Cuyahoga County Airport
• Forest City Enterprises seeks to sell minority stake in N.Y. apartment tower
• Children's Fishing Derbies at the Cleveland Metroparks
• As electric deregulation takes effect, FirstEnergy, AEP drop gloves
• Appetite for industrial real estate returns
• May 14-18, 2012
• Crain's podcast: In a twist, industrial real estate supply diminishes
• Clinic medical staff getting smarter by simulation
• Crain's editorial cartoon: May 14, 2012
• Crain's editorial: Fresh face
• Downtown storage facility, city's cyclist-friendly rules boost bike backers
• Food service supplier's expansion depends on last of Clean Ohio funds
• Shareholder say on exec pay weighs heavy
• Clinic medical staff getting smarter by simulation
• Happy Mothers Day!
• At long last, LCCC invests to accommodate its decade of growth
• Registration for CSU Men's Basketball Camp has begun!! Sessions begin in June. C...
• Terry Stewart to announce plans to retire as CEO of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• More than 2,000 graduates to celebrate Cleveland State University commencement c...
• Cutler Real Estate in Canton expands into Cincinnati market
• Cleveland Browns Youth Football Camp
• Staffing firm Alexander Mann may staff large office in Cleveland market
• Duke Realty hires Jones Lang LaSalle to handle Rockside office properties
• This 2 year old Lab/Hound mix, Howie needs a good home. He is heartworm tested (...
• Bright Spots: May 10, 2012
• Accounting Internship: Schedule and Compensation: • 40 hours per week for a pe...
• Today's Business Products in Parma buys Euclid competitor
• Sifco Industries reports lower second-quarter earnings
• CBiz Inc. acquires Primarily Care Inc.
• Small banks turn to wealth management
• Cleveland motorcycle designer brings production back home
• American Greetings Corp. buys senior secured debt of U.K.'s Clinton Cards
• Tri-C baseball team wins Sub Regional, advances to Region XII tournament:
• Tri-C softball team advances to Region XII tournament:
• Rock Gaming thinks Horseshoe Casino Cleveland will draw 5 million visitors a year
• Attention all Current Chancellor University Students Seeking Employment!! The...
• Datatrak International Inc. reports larger first-quarter loss
• Andrew Jackson exits suddenly as head of Commission on Economic Inclusion
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. to develop apartment building in Los Angeles
• "When you're a nurse you know that every day you will touch a life or a life wil...
• Early signs of economic inclusion group's 'action steps' show promise
• Staffing firm Alexander Mann Solutions Corp. starts staffing up
• Give Mom the gift of a live show for Mother's Day
• Give Mom the gift of a live show for Mother's Day
• Twyla Tharp makes Sinatra sexy in ‘Come Fly Away’
• Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital to receive $12.7 million federal award
• Collection Auto Group to sponsor Horseshoe Cleveland parking structure
• HIGHER EDUCATION: Colleges coveting veteran enrollment
• Positively Cleveland may host events a la sports commission
• Cleveland area small businesses eligible for grants, loans through $15 million p...
• Tri-C is proud to announce the partnership between the City of Cleveland, the G...
• TransDigm Group Inc. posts big increase in first-quarter earnings
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. reports small rise in first-quarter earnings
• NEOMED-CSU Urban Primary Care Initiative Officially Announced
• Stakeholders fearing natural gas price's floor
• The new Cleveland Indians Kids Clubhouse
• Stress Free Zone - 11am-3pm tomorrow in the Student Center Atrium. FREE food, ic...
• BrandMuscle will move 150 to downtown
• TravelCenters of America sees first-quarter loss narrow
• Preformed Line Products Co. reports record first-quarter sales, earnings
• Summer school begins in 12 days - May 19! If you're a CSU student simply log on...
• Are you ready for your finals? Good luck to all students taking exams this Fina...
• At long last, LCCC invests to accommodate its decade of growth
• Stakeholders fearing natural gas price's floor
• Early signs of economic inclusion group's 'action steps' show promise
• Positively Cleveland may host events a la sports commission
• Positively Cleveland aims to shape region's image
• May 7-11, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Renewed optimism for job-site diversity in Northeast Ohio
• Are you looking for fun ways for your children to spend their summer? Check out...
• Eileen (Ohio), Patricia (Ohio), Mark (California), Darnell (Ohio), and Thomas (O...
• Congratulations to Mark Avila-- 2012 Valedictorian!
• Mary (Virginia), Harmony (Ohio) and Athena (Ohio)-- Congratulations!
• Regalia--
• Bonnie (Boston), Saumya (California), Kevin (Ohio), and Lisa (Maryland) --- All...
• You've worked so hard to make it to this day! On behalf of the Chancellor Commun...
• An incredibly beautiful Ohio Theatre... soon to be filled with smiling graduates!!!
• More of the amazing food! (Have we thanked Maria already?)
• A VERY small part of the amazing spread! (Thanks Maria!)
• A plaque awarded to the Stella Walsh Recreation Center, honoring Stella Walsh, o...
• A Spencerian Medal was given to students who attended the event and have earned...
• Mingling-- At the President & Provost's Reception!
• A big thanks to the talented individuals from the Cleveland Institute of Music f...
• Thank you to all of our dedicated faculty & staff for assisting in the planning...
• We're having a blast at the President & Provost's reception!
• Have you started your summer garden and flower planting? Tri-C has a unique oppo...
• Northeast Ohio Medical University taps Signet Development for residential project
• Tri-C to offer FCC amateur radio tech license classes:
• Your success means the world to us, so we hope you’ll share in our enthusiasm as...
• Smithers Group to buy Environmental Sciences Group of Covance Laboratories
• Mother's Day Celebration at the Children's Museum of Cleveland
• U.S. unemployment rate edges down to 8.1% in April
• Aleris International reports lower first-quarter sales, earnings
• CBiz Small Business Employment Index edges up .05% in April
• Fox 8's Allie LaForce to emcee WISE Cleveland luncheon on May 22
• Financial Aid Advisor now at Brunswick University Center – Every Wednesday from...
• Manufacturing Mart seeks new location as price of Galleria space climbs
• Onix Networking Corp. secures $34.9 million federal contract
• Bright Spots: May 3, 2012
• Meaden and Moore expands its Investigative Accounting Group into New England
• Cleveland Indians unveil expanded Kids Clubhouse area
• Olympic Steel Inc. sees first-quarter earnings slide from year earlier
• OM Group Inc. sees first-quarter earnings decline
• North Coast Media formed with acquisition of Questex Media's industrial and specialty group brands in Cleveland
• PolyOne Corp. reports lower first-quarter profit due to year-earlier gain on sale
• Nacco Industries Inc. reports mixed first-quarter results
• Countdown to Commencement- Only 2 weeks to go! Who will be graduating this year?
• Chagrin Falls company pleases cloud customers
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn podcast: Interest increases in localization of supply chains
• Celebrate Mother's Day at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
• The Recording Arts and Technology (RAT) program at Tri-C will showcase regional...
• Report: Fuel cells could create more than 1,650 Ohio jobs by 2018
• Care Alliance Health Center receives $5.5 million in federal grants
• University of Akron tuition to increase 3.5%
• FirstEnergy breaks ground for Lorain substation
• University of Akron to expand beer sales at football games
• Cedar Point to tear down WildCat roller coaster
• Lawsuit delays transfer of state funds to JobsOhio development agency
• Quicken Loans plans to hire 100 for its downtown Cleveland web center
• We can't wait to hear what Olympic Gold Medalist and Health Advocate, Dominique...
• Materion initiates quarterly dividend
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Red Nose Children's Run
• University Hospitals CEO says system is on solid financial footing
• Learn about health and wellness tomorrow at the Western Campus from 10am-2pm. Pa...
• Crain's highlights top stories, blogs of April
• Valtronic Inc. plans move to larger building in Solon
• The Tri-C Black Caucus will host its 22nd annual Frances M. Franklin Scholarship...
• Ford Motor Co. to begin third shift at Cleveland Engine Plant No. 1
• The NEOintern website currently lists 263 internship opportunities throughout NE...
• FirstEnergy Corp. reports higher first-quarter earnings
• ‘DanceWorks’ continues with Inlet Dance Theatre
• ‘DanceWorks’ continues with Inlet Dance Theatre
• At Giant Eagle, a new kind of power
• Suitors dig real estate in booming shale area
• The Tri-C Student Nurses Association invites you to join in on a fundraiser to s...
• CSU Students & Alumni - Attend one or both of the following workshops this week...
• PVF Capital Corp. reports first quarterly profit in four years
• Did you ever wonder what you could do with a degree in Accounting? Attend Aspire...
• Horseshoe casino officials hopeful buffet appeals to non-gamblers, too
• At Giant Eagle, a new kind of power
• Distant drivers: Study shows region's 'super commuters' grow in number
• Beachwood, Independence adopt similar biz strategies
• Suitors dig real estate in booming shale area
• Good times rolling for surviving auto suppliers
• New Medicare process dogs equipment sellers
• Need for IT beats demand for other STEM jobs
• April 30-May 4, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Commercial real estate industry also affected by shale gas play
• Need for IT beats demand for other STEM jobs
• We are looking for Tri-C Success stories! How has Tri-C helped you? Please sha...
• International Children’s Festival celebrates ‘The World We Share’
• Did you know you can volunteer at Cuyahoga Community College? Volunteer tutors a...
• Tri-C JazzFest Presents An Evening with Diana Krall this Saturday, April 28, 8pm...
• Bank stocks rise on better balance sheets
• Hospitality Management Instructor Kris Kreiger, along with Tri-C culinary studen...
• LivingSocial.com acquires Cleveland-based Onosys
• The Cleveland State University sign is now visible under the wind turbine inside...
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports first-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Cleveland nonprofit set to break ground for velodrome track in Slavic Village
• 'Devil Boys' invades convergence-continuum
• Cleveland Browns trade up, select Trent Richardson with #3 pick
• Looking for something to do tonight? Come to the JazzFest performance of The Jac...
• Tri-C Center for Creative Arts is named for legendary record producer Tommy LiPu...
• Aaron Scales chooses Cleveland State over Drexel, Wichita State, Cincinnati and...
• BASF buys Novolyte Technologies in Independence
• Summer Day Camps at Cleveland Metroparks
• NineSigma plays key role in helping identify new approaches to designing an AIDS vaccine
• Materion Corp. reports 48% drop in first-quarter earnings, lower full-year guidance
• Study Tip: For time management purposes, create a color coded weekly study plan....
• GrafTech International's first-quarter results fall from year ago
• Printmaker, indoor climbing venture win University Park Alliance business plan competition
• Ferro Corp. sees first-quarter earnings plunge 94% on lower sales
• Applied Industrial Technologies reports improved third-quarter results
• New president at Americhem Inc. sees lots of room for growth
• American Greetings Corp. posts fourth-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Cliffs Natural Resources reports 11% decline in first-quarter earnings
• Chart Industries sees first-quarter earnings nearly double, secures larger credit line
• Don't miss the Creative Voices Summit and Arts Education Day Luncheon at Clevela...
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission awards about $450,000 in grants in NE Ohio
• Animation Career Review ranked Cleveland State one of world's Top 100 Schools fo...
• United Way of Greater Cleveland names successor to longtime CEO Mike Benz
• How many of you met special surprise guest Josh Cribbs at today's Springfest eve...
• International Paper to close Solon container plant; 68 jobs will be lost
• Applied Industrial Technologies to buy SKF's Australian distribution business
• Diebold Inc. sees first-quarter earnings jump, raises guidance for all of 2012
• CBiz Inc. posts 5% rise in first-quarter earnings vs. year ago
• Timken Co. reports higher first-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. reports improved first-quarter results
• Notre Dame College Announces Tuition Deferment for Nurses in Online RN to BSN Program
• Students: Be sure to fill out the student engagement surveys you received in you...
• Kent State awarded $1.25 million to help build fiber-optic network in Bangladesh
• Kinetico Inc. in Newbury names new CEO
• Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies lands $4.5 million in federal grants
• Time Magazine recently unveiled their 100 Most Influential People in the World l...
• The Hooley on Kamm's Corners 2012
• Parker Hannifin Corp. to buy Olaer Group of the U.K.
• Lincoln Electric Holdings sees first-quarter earnings climb 37%
• FirstMerit Corp. posts 10% increase in first-quarter earnings
• Parker Hannifin reports higher third-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance
• The Metro Spring Pottery Sale is tomorrow Wednesday, April 25, 2012 in room MAM-...
• Johnson Celebrates Ohio's Rich Astronaut Heritage
• The Cleveland Orchestra and Cleveland Play House partner for 'EGBDF'
• Innerbelt Bridge update: Starting Wednesday, April 25, the ramp from E. 22nd St....
• Riverside Co. acquires Baby Jogger, sells GreenLine Foods
• Thinsolutions acquired by division of Konica Minolta Business Solutions
• Central Federal Corp. plans to proceed with one-for-five reverse stock split
• Eaton Corp. posts higher first-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance again
• How close are you to graduation? You may be closer than you think. Stop by at th...
• MakerGear creates less expensive 3-D printers for individuals, schools, small businesses
• Exporting natural gas could buoy Ohio players
• Little HQ input upsets county council reps
• Financial advisers quick to offer help to property owners sitting on shale gas
• Three ticket brokers sue Cleveland over tax
• CSU plans $45M center for health care focus
• April 23-27, 2012
• Crain's podcast: CSU's health care careers plan, plus more admissions tax trouble
• What classes do you plan to take this fall? Registration starts tomorrow Monday,...
• Happy Earth Day! Check out the activities on Metro, West, and Westshore campuses...
• Travesty Dance Group to appear in 'DanceWorks 2012'
• Stop by and visit the Tri-C booth tomorrow at the EarthFest Party for the Planet...
• Going Places: April 23, 2012
• Ohio's unemployment rate declines to 7.5% in March
• Eaton Corp. to acquire Jeil Hydraulics Co. of South Korea
• ATandT customers in Akron-Canton area now can access 4G LTE network
• WISE Cleveland to hold scholarship luncheon, honor Buffy Filippell on May 22
• See Tri-C's President Jerry Sue Thorton talk about JazzFest and Tri-C. Thanks Co...
• Cast your tie-breaking vote for Metro Campus Student Government President in the...
• Crain's editor to be part of 'Washington Week' online town hall
• Politics Aside: Military Veterans Have Gone Above and Beyond
• WKYC-TV to move news executive Rita Andolsen into new position
• Two Forest City chairmen emeriti donate combined $2 million to Cleveland Clinic
• Northeast Ohio home sales, prices rise in March vs. year ago
• Ohio attorney general sues BP on behalf of four state pension funds
• It's Tri-C JazzFest Time! Official Kick-off today at Tower City at 5:00-Salty D...
• Per CSU Dining: Time to let the cat out of the bag, folks. Next semester we will...
• Radiance is Friday May 11 in the Student Center Ballroom!!
• Happy National High-Five Day! Give a friendly high-five today or support a great...
• Kent Displays' CEO tapped as member of The Manufacturing Council
• CardioInsight Technologies makes significant changes at the top
• Sherwin-Williams sees first-quarter profit jump, expects strong second quarter and year
• Attention Paralegal Majors: Immediate Hiring Opportunities for Full-time & Part-...
• KeyCorp reports modest improvement in first-quarter earnings
• Cleveland State business school dean accepts similar post at University of Dallas
• The Tri-C Black Caucus will host its 22nd annual Frances M. Franklin Scholarship...
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn podcast: The major issues facing Ohio's booming shale gas industry
• Crain's photo gallery: 2012 General and In-House Counsel Awards reception
• Verb Ballets presents passionate 'Carmen' at Cleveland Public Theatre
• Earth Day Celebration at Lake Metroparks
• Burlington Coat Factory will fill a two-store vacancy at Great Northern Plazas
• Take a look at our new Global Institute of Comparative Studies t-shirts!
• Survey shows NE Ohio IT firms had positive fourth quarter
• Technical staffing firm in Akron reaps rewards from Ohio's natural gas drilling activity
• Westfield Group to sell SouthPark Mall in Strongsville
• Alliance Solutions Group plans $600,000 investment to bolster capabilities
• EarthFest Party for the Planet
• Don Kirshner's Posthumous Induction Into Rock Hall of Fame
• Cleveland Browns 2012 schedule released
• Study Tip: The key to remembering things is repetition! Read and reread your cla...
• NASA Glenn Research Center subcontractor opens office in Cleveland
• See the cool things the Electronic Engineering Technology students are working o...
• BVU receives $400,000 Knight Foundation grant to develop volunteer program in Akron
• Beachwood hires Jim Doutt as economic development director
• Bishop Lennon announces plans to reopen 12 closed Catholic parishes
• Freshman & Seniors!! Complete the NSSE survey that arrived in your CSU email and...
• Progressive Day is Tomorrow!!! CSU students - learn what Progressive looks for...
• Earth Day may still be a couple days away but the Metro Campus begins its Earth...
• Reports: Cleveland State provost chosen as new president of Northern Kentucky University
• The International Center for Environmental Arts teams with President Obama's Council on Service and Civic Participation
• Cleveland Public Theatre hosts MorrisonDance and others in 'DanceWorks 2012'
• Cleveland Public Theatre hosts MorrisonDance and others in 'DanceWorks 2012'
• Kent State University to host Sheryl Crow concert as part of fundraising effort
• What will our study abroad students be up to while in Berlin? Get a sneak peek b...
• President Obama to visit Lorain County Community College this Wednesday
• Join us for an engaging presentation by Brad Nellis, Executive Director, NEOSA,...
• April 16-20, 2012
• Crain's podcast: What to expect when the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland opens next month
• Crain's editorial cartoon: April 16, 2012
• Crain's editorial: Big money
• For warmth-dependent businesses, weather's been a pleasure
• Marketing agencies find power in numbers
• Next up for CWRU docs' Alzheimer's drug: trials
• Lakewood sculptor David Deming expands presence locally, nationally
• Prices rise at industrial firms with fear easing
• Permits for drilling down going up
• Don't miss out on your chance to see the Queen of Soul when Tri-C Jazz Fest Pres...
• World-renowned Cleveland Orchestra announces 2012-2013 season
• "Speed Meets Art" at the Children's Museum of Cleveland
• Ensemble Theatre shows us their 'Gruesome Playground Injuries'
• Are you wondering if the classes you are taking will transfer to a four-year col...
• Stark Enterprises announces six retailers for its Marketplace at Portage Crossing
• Cleveland Indians great Larry Doby to be honored on Postal Service stamp
• Potbelly Sandwich Shop to set up shop in downtown Cleveland
• Federal Reserve sees modest pace of expansion in Cleveland district
• Touch the Art Books by Julie Appel and Amy Guglielmo
• OHSAA to add a 7th football division in 2013
• Students and Alumni, We hope that you can join us on Saturday May 5, 2012 for t...
• Tri-C JazzFest and Pura Vida are “Bringin’ Bourbon Street to Euclid Avenue. Enjo...
• Mayor Jackson, Cleveland Teachers Union reach agreement on school reform plan
• Flats East Bank to feature Toby Keith's namesake bar, four other eateries
• Akron's University Park Alliance inks development agreement with Equity Inc.
• "Like" the Global Institute of Comparative Studies , to follow along with what o...
• White House legal counsel during Watergate to give FREE, public ethics lecture.
• Here's an interesting infographic showing the history of distance learning. Did...
• Today is National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day and the perfect excuse to visit Tr...
• Bright Spots: April 12, 2012
• Employment practices liability insurance rates up 11.6% in 2011 fourth quarter
• OverDrive Inc. is bringing 'big data' to the world of library e-books
• Parker Bosley joining Fresh Fork Market as chef in residence
• 2012 May/December Cleveland State University grads: we will be showing a special...
• RSVP by phone (216.687.2078) or email (alumassoc@csuohio.edu) for this year's 4t...
• Earthfest Party for the Planet at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
• Bridgestone Corp. unveils new Akron Technical Center
• Innerbelt Bridge Update: Overnight Thursday, April 12, I-90 west will be closed...
• RTA trolley drivers assume rock legends' identities to mark Rock Hall's induction week
• Tri-C Jazz Studies Alum Dominick Farinacci got to perform both the Canadian and...
• Students: Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! You are invited to Chance...
• A. Schulman Inc. to move within Fairlawn to new corporate headquarters
• Progressive Corp. reports lower net income for March, first quarter
• GETTING AHEAD: Online rep -- Activity plays role in hires
• Wanna help Cleveland win a Championship? VOTE for CLEVELAND to host the 2012 Soc...
• CPA reveals doubts over CF Bank parent's future
• SMALL BUSINESS: Identifying right blogs to pitch not always easy
• Bizdom Cleveland announces first class of six startups
• Strongsville, Mentor, Solon lead Northeast Ohio Conference baseball charge
• CSU students: Register today for Progressive Day on April 18 and find out how to...
• Attention high school juniors: Register for Junior Day at Cleveland State and ge...
• Calling all Bakers! Enter the 2nd Annual Tri-C Bakes contest on Friday, April 20...
• All graduates, attendees and guests for the upcoming Chancellor Commencement ple...
• West 25th Street: The awakening of a sleeping giant
• Cleveland arts community will shine during National Volunteer Month
• Do you know what classes you need to graduate? You might be closer than you thin...
• CU students and alumni can receive select job listings and personalized career s...
• Radisphere National Radiology Group raises another $5 million in equity
• Ohio Legacy Corp. regains compliance with Nasdaq listing requirement
• Sherwin-Williams Co. raises earnings estimate for first quarter
• High School Junior Day!
• Grace Brothers expand into Cleveland
• Colonial Marketplace retail in line for fixup
• Longtime Kent businessman Ron Burbick primes the city's development pump
• Law opens investing to the public, but cash comes with risks
• Utica drillers get gas aplenty, but its value unclear
• Rock Hall DJs rock on the radio
• In memoriam: Former Eaton CEO Del de Windt's influence still felt across Cleveland
• Sorry streets, slow cash flow stressing cities
• April 9-14, 2012
• Crain's podcast: The good and bad of new 'crowdfunding' law
• What are your favorite Easter treats? Jelly beans? Chocolate eggs? Peeps? Enjoy...
• Egg hunt at Garfield Park Nature Center
• GETTING AHEAD: Q and A -- Mary Kaye Denning, founder and president, Manufacturing Mart
• German knife maker features Cleveland chef Jonathon Sawyer in ad campaign
• Join Team Tri-C in the 2012 RideUNITED! All funds raised help the United Way of...
• Students: Have you "Liked" the Global Institute of Comparative Studies? In Septe...
• CBiz Small Business Employment Index rises 1.66% in March
• U.S. unemployment rate edges down to 8.2% in March
• West 25th Street: The awakening of a sleeping giant
• AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions buys CompuData Inc. in Ravenna
• Graphic Packaging to close Twinsburg plant at the cost of 175 jobs
• Hard Rock International plans gaming and entertainment center at Northfield Park
• Bright Spots: April 5, 2012
• Steris Corp. finaly wins FDA's OK to sell test strip for its System 1E processor
• Transtar Industries Inc. expands distribution network with acquisition of DandE Automotive Products
• RPM International Inc. reports sixfold increase in third-quarter earnings
• Research Organics Inc. sold to St. Louis company
• Small business owners' business outlook improves dramatically, PNC survey finds
• A. Schulman Inc. reports higher second-quarter earnings despite lower sales
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• Scene Magazine names Cleveland State best local college or university!!
• Republic Steel says Steelworkers ratify new multiyear contract
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• Bank files foreclosure on Tower at Erieview
• Expecting shortage, insurers tout jobs
• April 2-6, 2012
• Crain's podcast: West 25th Street -- what's gotten it here and what it needs in the future
• Cleveland Public Theatre explores Iphigenia 2.0
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• We can't wait to see everyone on campus at Spring Open House tomorrow!!
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• Crain's publisher Brian Tucker to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• A. Schulman Inc. raises quarterly dividend nearly 12%
• ICEA Offers Sustainable Cleveland Peaceful Solution for Anniversary of Trayvon Martin's Death.
• MCM Capital Partners sells Twinsburg floor care products distributor
• Cleveland Metroparks Kids Club
• Bright Spots: March 29, 2012
• Nonprofit Bridgeway to close by end of next month
• Expedient expands its data center in NEO Park
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• Survey: Health care reform splits employers
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• Don't forget TODAY is the annual job fair at the Western Campus from 1-6pm. 92 e...
• Crain's to publish first edition of its online Bioscience Directory
• Lorain County Community College Foundation's Innovation Fund awards grants
• Cleveland Foundation board approves $16.2 million in grants
• Fossil find indicates 'Lucy' had company 3.4 million years ago
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• New Cleveland State technology receives an additional $1 million in funding.
• Tri-C police officer/paramedic recognized for life-saving effort:
• OEConnection to support Volkswagen of America's collision programs
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• Spring graduates can party like rock stars! The 4th Annual CSU Graduation Party...
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• Clinic in an out-of-state state of mind
• March 26-30, 2012
• Crain's podcast: The reasons behind the Clinic's out-of-market growth
• Ferro suffers after big solar play, and analysts take note
• Euclid turbines serve as tall textbooks for CWRU researchers, area companies
• State sees room for tech transfer growth at colleges
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• Ohio Tequila Festival 2012
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• Kent State University deal to buy Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine good to go
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• St. Lawrence Seaway opens for its 54th shipping season
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• Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies awarded patent for technology to assess Parkinson's Disease
• Bright Spots: March 22, 2012
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• British parent of Sterling Jewelers reports solid increase in fiscal 2012 earnings
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• Crain's to publish first edition of its online Bioscience Directory
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• Crain's editorial cartoon: March 19, 2012
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• March 19-23, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Gauging the potential for natural gas-fueled cars
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• Riverside acquires online dental savings plan outfit
• Bright Spots: March 15, 2012
• Ohio Aerospace Institute encourages local companies to enter NASA business plan competition
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• PolyOne Corp. names new chief operating officer, chief financial officer
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• Business groups don't rally for right to work
• March 12-16, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Frank Jackson's candid view of the city's school system
• ICEA Celebrates its 25th Anniversary with the ICEALITY Silver Revelation
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• Dimora found guilty on 33 of 34 counts by federal jury in Akron
• Guilty counts begin to pile up against Dimora
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• Athersys Inc. plans to raise $9 million via sale of stock and warrants
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• Check out our newest commercial featuring real CSU students!
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• Bright Spots: March 8, 2012
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• Former Cleveland Browns beat writer Tony Grossi leaves The Plain Dealer
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• Radisphere National Radiology Group relocates its office in Beachwood
• OverDrive Inc. breaks ground for new headquarters in Garfield Heights
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• Myers Industries Inc. raises quarterly dividend by a penny a share
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• Park-Ohio Holdings to acquire Fluid Routing Solutions Inc., reports improved earnings
• Crain's solicits Women of Note nominations
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• WKYC-TV names co-anchor for 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts
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• Spire contractors awaiting unpaid millions
• March 5-9, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Spire plotting next steps in financing struggle
• Crain's editorial cartoon: March 5, 2012
• Crain's editorial: No joke
• Hospitals upgrade inpatient rehab as patient pools age
• County in the market to buy and sell real estate
• Landowners dig in, sue over shale leases
• Osborne's legal woes deepening
• Ohio City group will replicate 'ambassadors'
• Cleveland State women gain home court for first round Horizon League tourney
• Detroit prevents Cleveland State from Horizon League title shot, 63-58
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• Forest City Enterprises sells Denver shopping center for $34.25 million
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• Nacco Industries reports 42% increase in fourth-quarter earnings
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• Bright Spots: March 1, 2012
• Workers' compensation risks shift as jobs return
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• Brennan, Manna and Diamond law firm to open an office in Shanghai
• Cleveland State fans invited to take bus to Saturday game in Valparaiso
• Federal Reserve finds 'moderate' pace of growth in Cleveland district
• Cirque Du Soleil to present Dralion in Cleveland
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• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. calls $650 million of notes for redemption
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• Gov. Kasich discusses state's need to capitalize on energy opportunities
• Aleris International sees fourth-quarter earnings fall by half
• FirstEnergy Corp. reports mixed results for fourth quarter
• Cleveland Browns sign D'Qwell Jackson to extension
• University Hospitals receives $50 million gift to advance drug development
• Cleveland State sits and awaits identity of Horizon League tourney semifinal foe
• FirstEnergy blames absence of weatherproofing for cracks at Davis-Besse building
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• Chart Industries posts lower fourth-quarter earnings due to debt redemption costs
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• OverDrive Inc. to bring 'Harry Potter' collection to libraries via e-books
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• Solon insurance broker to move downtown
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• Feb. 27-March 2, 2012
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• Eaton Corp. to acquire Turkish manufacturer of hydraulic and industrial hose
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• US EPA Blocks Cleveland's Trash-Gassing Plant, For Now
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• GAR Foundation to help finance new STEM high school in Akron
• MetroHealth's departing CEO unveils plans for makeover of main campus
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• Orange Targets Hoarders With New Law
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• Rumor: Nashville Med Mart Dead; Cleveland the Winner... of Something (Updated)
• GrafTech International reports lower fourth-quarter earnings
• Even Ohio Sky's Teaser Video for New EP Is Kinda Epic
• CardioInsight Technologies Inc. rolls out electrocardiographic mapping technology in Europe
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber commences offering of $700 million in notes
• Bright Spots: Feb. 23, 2012
• Mid-American Conference could see Temple University return to the Big East
• BioEnterprise Corp. unveils program to aid health care IT startups
• Shaker LaunchHouse receives $200,000 state grant for new program
• Rising costs, health care reform law create more interest in self-funding
• TPC Wire and Cable Corp. moving to Macedonia from Independence
• The West Side's Health Food Surplus
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• The Tile Shop opens North Olmsted store
• Ex-Rock Hall VP Warren Zanes Back in Cleveland for Friday Del Fuegos Concert
• Rumor: Nashville Med Mart Dead; Cleveland the Winner... of Something
• NASA Glenn Research Center to host technology showcase at I-X Center
• New Bar/Restaurant Has Some Worried W. 25th is Becoming the New W. 6th
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Rock Hall Has a Crapload of Things Going on During Induction Week
• Cleveland Clinic, Feinstein Institute for Medical Research to work together
• Ohio Man Accidentally Stabs Himself in Neck with Sword
• January home sales in Northeast Ohio climb almost 26% from year ago
• Original Mobster
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• Cedar Fair L.P. reports 2011 profit vs. year-ago loss
• Feb. 20-24, 2012
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• Battlefield Ohio: Santorum Passes Through Ohio, Says Stupid Stuff Along the Way
• County Spokesman Was Laid Off, Not Fired, Following DUI Arrest
• Be Thankful You Don't Answer the Phone at the Local News Stations
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• Man Punches Woman Because She Forgot to Order His Croissan'Wich Without Egg
• Federal policies could limit growth in oil and gas
• The Big Issue: Feb. 20, 2012
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• County sales tax gains can't dull pains
• Local software makers continue to add jobs
• State Industrial sets sights on East Side
• Fairytales and Frogs at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
• Cleveland State continues to struggle, falling to Drexel 69-49 in Bracket Buster
• Do you know anyone interested in attending Tri-C? Come to College Visitation Da...
• Check out the Cleveland State University photo of the week! Go Vikings!
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• CNN Airs (Finally) Cleveland Segment
• Crain's Jay Miller to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• Boccuzzi's DC Pasta Co. Goes Live Tonight
• Attorney general Dewine issues new presidential endorsment
• Michael Symon plans B Spot restaurant at Horseshoe Casino Cleveland
• DEA Raid Two Locations in Cleveland
• Suspects Charged in YSU Hazing Assault
• Parent Dressed as Mickey Mouse Causes School Lockdown
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• PolyOne Corp. posts sharp drop in fourth-quarter earnings
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• Congressman Holds Testosterone-Heavy Hearings
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• Video: Cavs Mascot Falls, Hurts His Special Mascot Parts
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• Crain's podcast: Joel Hammond appears on BBC Radio to talk Cleveland Browns
• Bright Spots: Feb. 16, 2012
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
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• Feb. 13-17, 2012
• Crain's podcast: With Eddy Zai indicted, what's next for foreign investment in Northeast Ohio?
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• Akron General CEO steps down for health reasons; new top exec named
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• Morgenthaler Private Equity sells Phillips and Temro Industries
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• Valpo's Ryan Broekhoff and Richie Edwards go deep to submerge Cleveland State
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• Governor Kasich’s State of the State Address Elicits Widespread Mockery
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• Key Private Bank establishes Key National Trust Co. of Delaware
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• Pic of the Day: A Flats T-Shirt We Love
• Ninth Street Capital Partners sells Nebraska-based Castronics
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• Bright Spots: Feb. 9, 2012
• University of Akron looks to trade scholarships for high school building
• Midsize companies seek to turn patients into smart health care consumers
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• Rock Clubs Unite to Fight Admissions Tax
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• FirstEnergy Corp. plans to close three more coal-fired power plants
• Timken Co., Steelworkers in Canton reach new tentative contract agreement
• Cliffs Natural Resources dissolves Michigan Iron Nuggets venture with Kobe Steel
• Bring on the Nasty
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• Mount Union women's basketball team owns 20-1 record, ranks 7th in D3 poll
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• Headbutting a Priest is Not Cool, Man
• Kasich declares Ohio is 'alive again, we're out of the ditch'
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• JumpStart Inc. issued $1 million challenge grant by Knight Foundation
• Global Cleveland opens Welcome Hub on Public Square downtown
• Summit County Port Authority outlines strategic plan
• Cleveland burlesque queen Bella Sin featured in new book
• Energy Focus Inc. secures $2.5 million in lighting retrofit contracts
• Welcome to Weird and Wacky Steubenville, OH
• Super Bowl Star Madonna Is Coming to Cleveland
• TransDigm Group posts first-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss, raises full-year forecast
• Musicians Rally Around Clubs in Admissions Tax Fight
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• USA Today Picks 11 Things It Likes About Cleveland
• Cleveland State completes sweep of road series in Chicago, stay in first place
• Yes, OSU's Football Schedule Calls Michigan "That Team Up North"
• Owl Moon Night Hike
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• Demand for data center services fuels BlueBridge expansion
• Two NE Ohio money managers merge
• Solon manufacturer Kennametal, Concord career center offer an age-old solution
• Business adds up for payment processor
• Lenders quicker to deal pained properties
• Local wind industry suppliers fear effects of impending lapse of production tax credit
• State committee digs through public colleges' capital wish lists
• FitzGerald has high hopes for central services
• Feb. 6-10, 2012
• Crain's podcast: FitzGerald banking on backing for central services plan
• B-W Talent Blooms in Beck’s Spring Awakening
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• Jeremy Montgomery comes home to Chicago and leads Cleveland State to win
• Tracy Morgan's Mom Goes Public with Family Fight
• MGK Song Tapped As Soundtrack to Fake Wrestling Match
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• CBiz Small Business Employment Index declines 2.75% in January
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• Cleveland International Film Festival to open with film by Cleveland native
• Riverside Co. acquires YourMembership.com Inc.
• Cleveland Ranked 23rd Drunkest City in America
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. plans to sell off large portions of its land business
• Congressional candidate Graham Veysey to Host Twitter Town Hall Tomorrow
• Help the Kitties! Waterloo Alley Cat Project Fundraiser Tomorrow.
• Ohio Reps Busy Cooking Up Car-Related Legislation
• Cloud Nothings Making More New Music
• Punxsutawney Phil, Buckeye Chuck Disagree on Winter Prediction
• University of Akron hires Jim Tressel as VP of strategic engagement
• Weber Technologies Inc. in Eastlake acquired by Enginetics Aerospace
• OnShift Inc. secures $3 million in financing to bolster its sales and marketing efforts
• Kip Winger: When Hair Metal Grows Up
• University of Akron hires Jim Tressel as chief fundraiser
• Cleveland Job Growth Lagging Behind Other Ohio Cities, Rest of the Country, All Mankind, Known Universe
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• DDR Corp. program looks to aid entrepreneurs through use of its vacant space
• Invacare Corp. reports large fourth-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Bright Spots: Feb. 2, 2012
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• South Euclid auto body shop to expand after approval of $176,500 in state revenue bonds
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• American Greetings announces 'less than 30' layoffs
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• University of Akron launches $150,000 marketing campaign
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• The influence of sports on National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• Parker Hannifin acquires railroad filtration business in Canada
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Cuyahoga County exec FitzGerald looks to lead consolidation of gov't services
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• Cuyahoga GOP on board with "Joe the Plumber"
• Cleveland Clinic names Euclid Hospital head as president of Marymount Hospital
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• DDR Corp. secures $353 million in new long-term debt
• GM reveals big natural-gas van sale after Obama speech
• Venture capital investments in Midwest health care companies rose in 2011 vs. 2010
• Newell Rubbermaid to add jobs, invest $25 million at Mogadore plant
• Video: Tribute to Randall Park Mall
• Family Cooking Workshop at the Children's Museum of Cleveland
• Anton Grady has double-double in Cleveland State win at Youngstown State
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• American Greetings part of group working to reduce phony email threat
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• Machine Gun Kelly Arrested in Florida
• Medical biller gets paid by making 'em pay
• A healthier Key keys on go-to markets
• New state Medicaid plan based on quality
• Kasich team renews push to collect muni taxes
• Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Assessing the potential of governor's new Medicaid plan
• New state Medicaid plan based on quality
• Indians club seats retain all-inclusive feature
• In planning for new Flats group, industrial reps feel minimized
• Green Rock Lighting sees a bright future in LEDs
• Dawson Cos. interrupts acquisitions just long enough to be bought
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• Video: Bus Crashes Into News Van During News Coverage of Casino Construction Accident in Cincinnati
• ContainerPort Group plans 'mega' multipurpose terminal in Columbus
• Heavy Metal-Inspired Artist Derek Hess to Guest on WJCU-FM Tonight
• Golfsmith to open store at Harvard Park shopping center in Warrensville Heights
• Trash Talk Getting Expensive in Cleveland
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• OSU Student Paper Stirs Controversy With Anti-Muslim Ad
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• J.M. Smucker Co. hikes stock buyback authorization by 5 million shares
• Omnova Solutions posts fourth-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Timken Co. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings, expects improved 2012 results
• Parker Hannifin Corp. raises quarterly dividend 5%
• Dennis! snags Endorsement of Massachusetts Congressman
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Banks join Cuyahoga County effort to boost loans to small businesses
• Angie's Group to Serve up Big Easy-Style Fare on Larchmere
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• The rising price of a cheap retirement plan
• TOA Technologies names head of worldwide marketing
• PD managing editor says Tony Grossi 'crossed the line' with Randy Lerner tweet
• Eaton raises quarterly dividend 12% after strong 2011 results
• PVF Capital Corp. reports continued improvement
• LNB Bancorp fourth-quarter profits post dramatic increase while full-year profits dip
• FirstEnergy to retire six plants, affecting more than 500 employees
• Concert Review: Ryan Adams at the Ohio Theatre
• MetroHealth posts $2.7 million loss in 2011 but sees better times ahead
• Bright Spots: Jan. 26, 2012
• Family businesses face unique directors and officers exposures
• Sources: Tony Grossi Pulled from Browns Beat Over Randy Lerner Tweet (Updated)
• Kucinich/Kaptur Colleagues Won’t Take Sides
• Commercial property sales rebound in 2011
• Sources: Plain Dealer removes Tony Grossi from Cleveland Browns beat
• Joe the Plumber Mugs for Photo, Asks for Campaign Contributions
• Fed Open Market Committee opts to keep rates low through late 2014
• Scene: Helping Jimmy Dimora Get Laid Since 2003
• Just Sit There and Watch a Movie About Bicyclists
• Dan Gilbert on Casino Delay, Sports Wagering
• Some Guy Has Mike Holmgren's Name Tattooed on His Butt, Along With the Whole Bill Walsh Coaching Tree
• Survey: Owners, execs lack faith in Congress to improve business conditions
• Applied Industrial Technologies posts flat second-quarter earnings, hikes dividend
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• Why Do You Love CSU? Tell Us Your Reason and Be a Voice and Face of CSU! at CSU...
• Local Businessman Invited to Sit With First Lady at SOTU
• Not many aspiring artists can claim to have their work featured in The New York...
• Former Cleveland Heights-University Heights Superintendent Tapped for the Big Time
• Timken Co., North Coast Bearings extend alliance
• Youngstown State next road hurdle for Cleveland State basketball team
• 2012 Oscar Nominees for Best Animated Film
• Watch Kid Cudi Throw a Fit Onstage
• Dawson Cos. acquired by AssuredPartners
• Bruce Springsteen to play Quicken Loans Arena
• Bruuuuuce Is Coming to the Q
• How Many Snow Plows Does Cleveland Have Compared to Other Cities?
• KeyCorp posts lower fourth-quarter earnings, but big jump in profits for 2011
• FirstMerit fourth-quarter profits up 13%
• American Greetings secures increase, extension of revolving credit agreement
• State of Ohio to get $1.4 billion upfront from sale of liquor business to JobsOhio
• Creep of The Week: Metro's Director of Inpatient Services
• TransDigm Group to acquire AmSafe Global Holdings for $750 million
• SPR Therapeutics closes $2.2 million investment round
• Tim Kamczyc perfect from behind arc in Cleveland State win over Milwaukee 83-57
• Cleveland-area wrestling promoter pleads to sex charges
• Dad Booked For DUI En Route to Bailing Out Son for DUI
• HIGHER EDUCATION: Fundraising's importance grows as state support dwindles
• Concert Review: Real Estate at the Beachland Ballroom
• Ohio Legacy Corp. shrinks board to nine after two members resign
• Kent Prof Looking for Memories of Ray's
• Cleveland State University is now on Google+ !!!!
• Munsell fighting Theater District suit
• New $45M state fund to reward local government collaboration
• Three NE Ohio community banks targeted for TARP repayment
• At Quicken Loans Arena, sports teams form one big, happy family
• Commercial property sales rebound in '11
• Smokes tax fires up arts backers
• City plans per-trip fee for drivers at airport
• Hospitals seek Rx for bad debt
• Jan. 23-27, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Northeast Ohio hospitals dealing with potent double whammy
• Still thinking about taking classes this semester? It's not too late to get regi...
• Cleveland State mens basketball remains in first place in the Horizon League aft...
• CSU men's basketball hosts Milwaukee today at 2pm at the Wolstein Center in a ba...
• CSU leads the way in alternative energy!!
• Trey Harmon 3-pointers lead Cleveland State to 78-68 win over Green Bay
• Gassy Trash Talk To Continue
• Cleveland Activists Occupy the Court
• AirTran to convert to Southwest Airlines operations at Akron-Canton Airport
• Fitch Ratings affirms Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's A+ rating
• Channel 19's 'Puppet Court' is a National News Story Now
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• Northeast Ohio home sales climb 16% in December vs. year earlier
• Ohio's Unemployment Rate Drops; Cue (Tentative) Tears of Joy
• Ohio's unemployment rate declines to 8.1% in December
• Parker Hannifin posts higher second-quarter earnings, but lowers full-year guidance
• Parking space update – The South Garage still has spaces available throughout th...
• Ohioans Drank A lot of Cheap Booze Last Year
• Pro-bullying state senator proudly stands alone
• Apparently Fausto Carmona Isn't Really Fausto Carmona
• Riverside Co. acquires Arkansas-based EagleOne Logistics
• Jones Day names new partner-in-charge of its Cleveland office
• Tony Grossi Calls Randy Lerner "Pathetic" and "Irrelevant Billionaire" in Now-Deleted Tweet
• Cleveland State home to face Green Bay and Milwaukee at Wolstein Center
• Progressive Corp. reports lower earnings for December, fourth quarter vs. year earlier
• Liggett Stashower lays off workers as it downsizes around 'core team'
• Embrace the revolution in marketing with an Master's degree or Certificate progr...
• Meet Ohio's Real Life Craigslist Pet Detective
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to open Grateful Dead exhibition in April
• Survey indicates more Northeast Ohio execs confident about business prospects
• Great Lakes Shipyard builds workboat for Port of Milwaukee
• Ashtabula company buys competitor's product lines, moves production to Ohio
• OverDrive Inc. spans the globe for new business
• Bright Spots: Jan. 19, 2012
• Pedestrian bridge at Cleveland's lakefront hits snag
• The college wants to hear from you! Join us for an informal conversation with Co...
• Starwood Hotels announces details of planned Westin hotel in downtown Cleveland
• University of Akron trustees approve Vision 2020 strategic plan
• Zydrunas Ilgauskas named special assistant to Cleveland Cavaliers GM
• Asleep Release Another New Song Online
• Local Musician Fights Facebook Embargo — And Wins
• FBI Docs: Wu Tang Bought Their Guns in Ohio
• The Naked Chef Survey: Vouch For Your Neighborhood But Act Fast
• Local Researcher Proves Dimora Was a Hack by Mapping County Corruption
• Take a Kid to the Game
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• Surprises ahead in downtown apartment push
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• Fracking Companies Tap Military Psy Ops and Counterinsurgency Handbook to Make You Like Them
• Listen to Cloud Nothings' New Album ... Again
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• Judas Priest's "Complete Album Collection" Not Really Complete
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• Stephanie Mercado named to post in JobsOhio regional office run by Team NEO
• Welcome students to Spring Semester 2012! On what campus are you taking classes?
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• News conference set to announce Cleveland Gladiators' sale to Dan Gilbert
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• The 'Do I Still Hate LeBron' Quiz
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• Former Cav Ira Newble Has a Warrant Out for His Arrest in Lakewood for a Traffic Violation
• Man Arrested for Child Porn Makes Unfortunate Wardrobe Choice
• Kitchen Nightmares Casting in Cleveland
• Survey of CPAs indicates modest optimism about business growth prospects
• Pic of the Day: Script Ohio on Ice
• Union members reject Timken labor deal, could stall Canton investment
• Breaking News: Top Chefs Have Fab Homes
• A. Schulman Inc. names chief marketing officer
• Developer taking steps toward apartments near Beachwood Place
• Excellent driver? Snapshot lets you prove it
• SSandG's lead dog to exit after 27-year run
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, Kent group enter trade zone pact
• GrafTech puts 21st-century twist on materials it's made for 126 years
• Fairmount Minerals enjoying sunny days in the sand business
• Surprises ahead in downtown apartment push
• Jan. 16-20, 2012
• Crain's podcast: The next dominoes to fall in the downtown Cleveland apartment game
• Valparaiso prevents Cleveland State from first road sweep of games in Indiana
• The college is closed Monday, January 16 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr...
• St. Edward's wrestlers fall to Blair Academy 27-22 on double overtime escape
• Cleveland State grabs win at Butler, plays Sunday at Valparaiso
• We are proud to announce that CSU student-athlete Brandee Kelly has won the Clev...
• Innerbelt bridge update: Weekdays through approximately February 3, motorists sh...
• Stern Advertising named agency of record on creative work for Edible Arrangements
• Cleveland area congresspeople fall short on protecting the rich
• AESCO Inc. in Akron acquired by AirBorn Inc. of Texas
• OSU's Gordon Gee Insults Poland; Local Polish React
• Cleveland Magazine names recent Cleveland State grad one of the city's most inte...
• Dips**ts of The Week: Hurling Big Bricks at Cars Is Their Hobby
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• Crain's government reporter Jay Miller to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• Hickok Inc. reports smaller fourth-quarter loss
• Celebrate the Dream of a King - Tri-C's 35th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr....
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. completes $350 million credit agreement
• Oh the Simpler Days, When Jimmy Dimora was the Innocent Victim of a Karl Rove-Helmed Political Conspiracy
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• Santorum makes a boo-boo in Ohio primary process
• Austen BioInnovation Institute creates its first company
• Another Popular Cleveland Restaurant a Winner, But It's Not About the Food
• NAS Recruitment Communications bought by N.Y. private equity firm
• Here's Rob Portman Doing a Chicken Impression
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• KeyCorp agrees to buy 37 bank branches in upstate New York
• Someone Wrote a Rap About Tim Misny
• Diebold Inc. selects site in Green for its new headquarters
• Cleveland names Jenita McGowan chief of sustainability
• National College to open Canton location
• Bright Spots: Jan. 12, 2012
• Analysis: Top five workplace injury causes make up 72% of direct workers' comp costs
• Kamm's Corners Farmers Market produces a healthy return
• Cedar Brook Financial Partners adds Michigan firm
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn podcast: Building the perfect advisory board
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• Kasich administration plans to rebid Ohio's Medicaid managed care contracts
• ArcelorMittal to add about 150 workers in ramping up Cleveland steel operations
• Esmark Steel Group taps former Majestic Steel exec as Ohio operations president
• Closing of Parmatown Macy's to cost 127 jobs
• Hylant Group names president of its Cleveland office
• CSU welcomes Dr. Jianping Zhu to our campus community!!
• Trash-Gasification Plant Draws Ire of Citizens, Kucinich, Environment Groups
• Ohio Speaker Bill Batchelder Not the Best at Taking Care of His Medina House
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• MedData Inc. buys MedDirect Inc. of Grand Rapids, Mich.
• Great Lakes Mall to add HandM among group of new tenants
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• Cleveland State plays Friday at Butler
• DDR Corp., Blackstone team on $1.4B deal for 46 shopping centers
• Anti-frackers rally at the Ohio statehouse
• Life Lessons from the Police Blotter: Don't, Under Any Circumstance, Ask a Teenage Girl for Her Pantyhose
• Afternoon Brew: Panty Thief, Jim Donovan Gets Anchor Gig, EPA Investigating Cancer Cluster, and Commissioner vs. Videographer
• Trash incinerator hearing draws large crowd of opponents
• Too Pudgy? Clinic Medical Students Not Learning How to Operate on You
• Doner ad agency's Cleveland office to benefit from Geisinger Health System work
• Cleveland Fed chief policy officer sees modest economic growth for 2012
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• MetroHealth announces initial steps in search to replace departing CEO Mark Moran
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• Out of view of patients, docs, Clinic shop allows for tool rehab, new idea development
• Former JumpStart aide joins chorus of nonprofit critics
• FitzGerald to put his stamp on MetroHealth
• Jan. 9-13, 2012
• Crain's podcast: Gauging the county executive's role in changes at MetroHealth
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• Source: Dan Gilbert Buying Cleveland Gladiators
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• Cleveland Med Mart and Convention Center hires away I-X Center exec
• Ohio Mobile Gaming to unveil another area-first !
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• Bright Spots: Jan. 5, 2012
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
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• Dennis Madden, Former County Employee Accused of Sexual Harassment, Disappears from Med Mart's Website
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• Afternoon Brew: Black Keys Talk New Album, Ohio School Weight Law, Tribe Fan's Big Score, and Plusquellic Insults Opponent
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• Cuyahoga County creates panel to work with convention center/med mart developer
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• Study on impact of Great Lakes shipping claims it supports 28,000 jobs in Ohio
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• SASA's Scott Kim to Unveil CLE's First Robata Grill
• Kaptur Leading Kucinich in Fund Raising; Kucinich Denies Ties to Syrian Spy
• PolyOne Corp. forms joint venture with Saudi firm for Middle East plant
• University of Akron's Orrville satellite campus secures $1 million training grant
• Eaton Corp. wins $8 million contract to supply Arizona solar power plant
• FirstEnergy Corp., Boich Cos. sell partial stake in Montana coal mine
• Man Shoots Up in WalMart Bathroom, Passes Out
• Parker Hannifin posts record first-quarter results, raises full-year guidance
• Pic of the Day: Elephants Walk Through Downtown
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• Reefer Wars May Be Over (Updated)
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• Roetzel and Andress, The Abraham Group form government affairs advisory firm
• Drunk Guy Fires Gun in Bar Parking Lot, Doesn't Have Gun Permit
• K2, Bath Salts Banned in Ohio As of Today
• Ferro Corp. officially moves headquarters to Mayfield Heights from downtown Cleveland
• Browns fall to Raiders, 24-17
• Akron's University Park Alliance inks agreement with developer KUD International
• Gas Prices Continue to Climb in Northeast Ohio
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• Athersys' fundraising harder after stock drop
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• Crain's staffer takes a long shot at the pros with NBADL tryout
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• Oct. 17-21, 2011
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• Afternoon Brew: Ohio Beard Festival, Another Bridge Closed, Cleveland a Top City for Working Moms, and Trick or Treat Times
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• Brecksvilleand#8217;s MedData acquires Illinois-based billing company
• Crain's publisher to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
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• Teen Drops Off Refill at Pharmacy, Forgets to Take His Pot Out of the Bottle
• Pic of the Day: Stolen Van Crashes Into Electrical Tower
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• Rock Hall Announces American Music Masters Lineup
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• OverDrive goes into overdrive to meet digital demand
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• Occupy Cleveland Granted Permits for Tents
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• Oct. 10-14, 2011
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• Oct. 3-7, 2011
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• Trailer: 'American Teacher'
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• Crain's to publish Directory of Northeast Ohio's Food Economy
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• Bright Spots: Sept. 29, 2011
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• Crain's to publish Directory of Northeast Ohio's Food Economy
• Donna Chriszt Out as Chef of Fountain; Brian Okin Steps In
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• Ohio Pot Groups Stumbling In Medical Marijuana Effort
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
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• Pic of the Day: Tribe Rookies in Speedos
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• Med Mart Version 2.0
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• Austen BioInnovation Institute awarded $500,000 grant
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• Kent State picks venture capitalist for Goodyear Executive Professor post
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• Crain's releases list of Largest Business Insurance Agencies
• Sept. 26-30, 2011
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• Bright Spots: Sept. 22, 2011
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• Afternoon Brew: 75 Arrested for Meth Operation, Most Corrupt Lawmaker, Internship for Baron Davis, East Bank Developer Mad, and Don't Do Heroin Around Your Kid
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• Delonte West Explains What Happened the Night He Got Arrested With a Small Arsenal
• Josh Cribbs wins weekly NFL award
• Two State Lawmakers Want to Drug Test State Officials
• Akron Aeros announce results of rebranding contest
• Cuyahoga County Council Has a Survey No One Is Answering
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• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
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• Slideshow: Foo Fighters at The Q With Rise Against
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• Business Volunteers Unlimited, Center for Nonprofit Excellence to merge
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• Afternoon Brew: Sound Walls Are Crap, Ohio Businesses Default on 9/11, Cell Phone at Scene Leads to Suspect, and a New Wendy's Burger
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• RIP Tom Wilson, Ziggy Creator
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• Report bullish on longevity of shale gas
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• IT companies report more robust hiring
• Sept. 19-23, 2011
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• Afternoon Brew: Cleveland Museum of Art on the West Side, the Worst Website Wins an Award for Best Website, and a Nintendo Hunt
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• Slideshow and Recap: Garlic Fest
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• Afternoon Brew: New Calvin & Hobbes, Still More Flash Mob Crap, Fitz vs. Husted, and Al Bundy Gets a Star
• Pic of the Day: Peyton Hillis Needs a Better Tip Calculator
• JobsOhio chief Kvamme outlines plans for new job creation program
• AmTrust Financial Services affiliate buys Cleveland's KeyBank Investment Center
• Judge Sentences Bath Salt Robber
• Ed FitzGerald Is a Nerd
• Small Town Mayor, High School Coach Caught in Hooker Sting
• Air Show Deck Party
• Burger Nation: Two New Burger Bars Open in Northeast Ohio
• Townsend Group in Cleveland to sell majority stake to Aligned Asset Managers
• Group Files Suit to Block Kasich's Sale of Prisons
• Timken Co. names new vice president of rail
• Foodbank Report: 1 in 4 Children Qualify for Assistance
• Cops Confiscate Lakewood Lady’s Arsenal; Motive Pending
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission sets aside $122 million for various initiatives
• Tuesday Morning Music Giveaway
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Have you downloaded the Tri-C Mobile App? It is now available on the Android Ma...
• Afternoon Brew: Weed in Rice Krispies, Sherrod Brown Opines on the Red Sox, Parking Tickets, and a Prop Gun is Real
• Neil Kruschke Jr., former Stopol Inc. owner and CEO, dies in chainsaw accident
• Pic of the Day: A Deserted Neighborhood
• Cleveland State University, Zipcar Inc. offer car-sharing program on campus
• Danny Vegh's plans first billiards store outside Ohio
• PHILANTHROPY: InfoCision, Cleveland Sight Center offer a powerful vision
• Kent State (Geauga) Ranked One of Most Unranked Colleges in America
• 'Lost' Actor Matthew Fox Accused of Assaulting Woman
• Paralegal is one of the fastest growing fields with a growth projection of 28% b...
• White Sox Manager Says Indians Fans Are Hypocritical for Thome Treatment
• Zipcar has come to Cleveland State University! Students, faculty and staff can r...
• Monday Morning Music Giveaway
• Exposed Breast Leads to Fight in Lorain
• Video: Hidden Terminal Tower
• What to Do Tonight: Bomb the Music Industry!
• Welcome New and Returning Students! What are you most looking forward to this s...
• Orlando cooks up growth into new markets
• Relocation may be on horizon for Warrensville Hts. marketing firm
• Middlefield Banc Corp. may assert more clout
• Plastics recycler wrapped up in growth
• Crain's solicits submissions for Health Care Directory
• More companies plan pay hikes in 2012
• Mobile card readers offer an easier way to pay
• Lawmakers still leery of Kent plan to finance fix
• Team NEO broadens board, eyes consensus
• Aug. 29-Sept. 2, 2011
• Crain's podcast: As college costs continue to rise, we have to ask -- is it worth it?
• Cleveland National Air Show 2011
• To help students and faculty navigate their return to campus, ODOT has created t...
• Afternoon Brew: Peeping Tom Targeted Women in Bathroom, Walmart Fight, Metro Makes Cuts, and the Urine Drinker
• Cleveland Slut Walk Tomorow
• Libya's Muammar Gaddafi Reached Out to Dennis Kucinich
• Here's the Mayor of Columbus Rapping About Literacy
• Jim Thome Returns to Cleveland Tonight; Here He Is Hitting a Ball Really Far
• PVF Capital Corp. reports losses for fourth quarter, full year
• Cops Tracking Social Media to Prevent Flash Mobs, Fail to Prevent Most-Publicized Flash Mob in Cleveland
• Online education can fit your goals, your schedule - and often comes with extra...
• Maxwell Out at 98.5 WNCX
• Kent State University names interim dean of College of Business Administration
• Pic of the Day: Things Confiscated at Hopkins Airport
• Friday Morning Music Giveaway
• Sterling Jewelers' parent reports record second-quarter results
• Third Video of Everyone's Favorite Canton Cop Threatening to Kill Someone; Officer Has Been Investigated 18 Times
• Congratulations to Dr. Belinda Miles, Eastern Campus President on being named th...
• Afternoon Brew: Cops Catch Thieving Squirrel, Jim Thome Claimed by Tribe, Storm Damage, and Copley Returns to School
• Video: Defendant Attacks a Judge and a Lawyer
• University of Akron, Timken Co. to collaborate in materials development
• Following Brief Closure, Bistro on Lincoln Park to Re-Open with New Look, Menu
• Slideshow: Def Leppard at Blossom
• MetroHealth to freeze hiring, cut back on consultants to head off operating loss
• Riverside Co. acquires two hospices from Hospice Care of the Southwest
• Machine Gun Kelly Arrested After Flash Mob in Strongsville Mall (Updated)
• Sneak Peek Video - New Allen Theatre Complex / Middough Building
• Frisch's Restaurants closes two Golden Corral restaurants in Northeast Ohio
• A. Schulman lowers earnings guidance, plans to bring more work to Akron
• Recap: Tour de Bruell (With Slideshow)
• Power has been restored to Tri-C’s Eastern Campus and Corporate College East. Al...
• 'Underwear Bandit' Arrested
• Thursday Morning Music Giveaway
• Timken Co. ponders $225 million investment in Canton's Faircrest Steel Plant
• Due to a power outage, the Eastern Campus and Corporate College East are closed...
• Bright Spots: Aug. 25, 2011
• Kent company benefits from reappearance of glove manufacturing in United States
• He's not playing this one by the book
• Valley View maker of heaters and air conditioners bought by Seattle company
• Don’t forget about ordering your textbooks. Did you know you can now rent your t...
• Afternoon Brew: Report Cards Released, Dip in Travel, Tribe Stinks, and Traffic Cameras in South Euclid
• SPECIAL REPORT: Health care growth spurt carries nearly $3B price tag
• Market's volatility leads to buybacks
• CSU Farmers Market tomorrow from 11-2. Try dozens of free samples, including c...
• Cedar Fair L.P. to build WindSeeker ride at Carowinds in North Carolina
• Joe the Plumber Mulling Over Congressional Run
• Global Cleveland names former Lubrizol HR exec as president
• Akron Mayor Calls JobsOhio 'Horsesh*$t'
• Snakes, Turtles & Fun
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Cleveland State University trustees elect Robert Rawson Jr. board chairman
• Painesville Immigrants Protest in Downtown Cleveland
• Clevelanders Called 911 Because of That Minor Earthquake
• Dirt From Anthony Sowell's Imperial Avenue Home For Sale
• Modern Healthcare seeks help for annual Purchasing Power Survey
• Crain's solicits submissions for Health Care Directory
• Buzz Killers
• Kid Stuff
• We Get Mail
• Back to School for Cleveland - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Ron Paul Lovers Blow Up Republican Poll in Cuyahoga County
• Cleveland Clinic names new head of ACMC Healthcare System affiliate
• Was that an earthquake we just felt on campus, or Magnus working out in the Rec...
• Ohio Teachers Question New Boss' Love of Tests
• And Now, Muppets Singing "To Morrow"
• Britton-Gallagher and Associates names new CEO
• Sand Continues to Be a Problem in Madison
• Barberton targets entrepreneurs with new fund
• Tuesday Music Department Swag Giveaway
• Online Petition Asks Cleveland to Forgive Beachland Tax Debt
• TransDigm Group Inc. authorizes stock repurchase of up to $100 million
• Man Steals $800 Sex Toy Doll After Breaking Into Adult Store With Semi
• Jo-Ann Stores names Travis Smith to CEO post
• Modern Healthcare seeks help for annual Purchasing Power Survey
• Crain's solicits submissions for Health Care Directory
• Afternoon Brew: Thieves Crash Into Courthouse, Ohio Turns Down Money, Ohio Takes Money, and Romney Rules Ohio
• Only one week left before classes begin and one day left to pay for classes befo...
• Report: Cavs to Retire Zydrunas Ilgauskas' Number
• Cleveland HeartLab Inc. secures $18.4 million investment
• Pic of the Day: Jimmy Dimora Billboard
• Blast Off! Family Workshop
• SSandG Healthcare Services forms joint venture with Professional Business Consultants
• HDT Global to consolidate military shelter manufacturing operations
• Akron-Canton Airport sets monthly passenger traffic record in July
• Video: Dennis Kucinich Urges Marijuana Legalization at 'Hempfest'
• The Pub in Rocky River to Re-Open as Burntwood Tavern
• Willoughby Hills Loves Being a Speed Trap for Motorists
• Another semester in the books! Congratulations to any of you that have completed...
• Lorain Grandma Arrested After Child Found With Cocaine in Mouth
• Tri-C considers summer schedule of four-day weeks
• Machine Gun Kelly Arrested After Flash Mob in Strongsville Mall
• Optimism lags despite report on positive economic output
• Some colleges' alumni outreach begins to pay off
• Hermes Cos. races to the top
• East Side manufacturers on the move
• Kent State in search of research recognition
• New convention home luring industrial groups back
• Market's volatility leads to buybacks
• Aug. 22-26, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Breaking down the factors driving a health care construction boom
• Just a reminder, the last day to pay for classes without getting dropped is Tues...
• Afternoon Brew: Cedar Lee Makeover, Weed in Jolly Ranchers, Dog Thefts Up, and Chris Perez on Twitter
• Exclusive: We Found Scarlett Johannson's Hotel
• Dennis Kucinich to Speak at 'Hempfest' in Seattle
• Kasich administration issues 56-page report fleshing out JobsOhio plan
• WXZ Development affiliate secures financing for University Circle apartment complex
• Science: Cleveland Covered in Dog Poop
• Peyton Hillis as Chuck Norris?
• Good luck to those of you with final papers & projects due this week!
• Tri-C Mobile, a FREE mobile campus app is here for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad...
• Cedar Point to create life-size dinosaurs attraction for 2012
• State Pulls Club Allure's Liquor License After Years of Problems
• Ohio's unemployment rate rises to 9% in July
• Ohio's unemployment rate rises to 9% in July
• Human Spaceflight and Science
• Schottenstein, Zox and Dunn agrees to combine with Ice Miller LLP
• Schottenstein, Zox and Dunn agrees to combine with Ice Miller LLP
• Vintage Video: Cedar Point in the 1960s
• Nordson Corp. reports 2% rise in third-quarter earnings
• Nordson Corp. reports 2% rise in third-quarter earnings
• Invacare Corp. board authorizes extension of stock repurchase program
• Invacare Corp. board authorizes extension of stock repurchase program
• Cleveland Removes Traffic Camera, Will Just Move It Somewhere Else
• Former prep standouts from Northeast Ohio open 2011 NCAA Women's Soccer Season
• Afternoon Brew: 1864 Grave Found in Backyard, Columbus Traffic, JobsOhio Moves Jobs Out of Ohio, and Punks Rob Church
• Ohio Asks College Kids Not to Drink
• Ohio Association of Realtors sees July home sales up nearly 18% from year ago
• Affiliate of private equity investor Hovde to buy big stake in Middlefield Banc
• Pic of the Day: Larry Doby Stamp From Postal Service
• Man Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder, Doubles Down on Becoming Enemy of Cleveland With Fashion Choice
• Get Pumped for the Great Lakes Classic Tomorrow With a Song About the Great Lakes Classic
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber names new president of North American Tire unit
• Lubrizol Corp. pledges $1 million to Cleveland Orchestra campaign
• Good thing he's detail-oriented
• Good thing he's detail-oriented
• Akron Adds Fence to 'Suicide Bridge' to Prevent Jumpers
• Most employers say workers need guidance on benefit decisions
• Most employers say workers need guidance on benefit decisions
• Disaster plans crucial to weathering crisis
• Disaster plans crucial to weathering crisis
• J.M. Smucker Co. reports higher first-quarter earnings
• J.M. Smucker Co. reports higher first-quarter earnings
• Former Cuyahoga Leaders Left $10,000 in Unpaid Tickets
• Bright Spots: Aug. 18, 2011
• Bright Spots: Aug. 18, 2011
• Crain's photo gallery: 2011 Archer Awards reception
• Touch a Truck
• Afternoon Brew: Historic District Approved, I-77 Closures, Facebook Helps Solve Crime, and CMSD Chief Talks
• Crain's seeks Health Care Directory submissions
• Crain's seeks Health Care Directory submissions
• Feds approve $55 million for Ohio under program to spur small business lending
• Feds approve $55 million for Ohio under program to spur small business lending
• EverStaff opens Columbus-area office
• EverStaff opens Columbus-area office
• Tribe Teammates Chip in $35,000 so Jack Hannahan Can See Birth of His Child
• Cleveland Will Stink Badly Next Week, Not Friday
• Avon Resident Calls Cops About Illegal Immigrants, Except Not Really
• Slideshow: Kid Rock at Blossom
• Slideshow: 20th Annual Midwest Reggae Fest
• Brecksville's Old Spanish Tavern to Re-Open as Seared Steakhouse
• Progressive Corp. reports July net income drops 55% from year ago
• Progressive Corp. reports July net income drops 55% from year ago
• We Get Mail
• The Beachland's Waterloo
• Suck for Luck?
• Lorain County Fair 2011
• Wearing a Santa Suit Out of Season and Talking to Little Kids Will Draw Attention
• Check out CSU fashionista, Cassie Bishop, featured in today's Plain Dealer. htt...
• Ohio Fair Sells Beer, Makes Money... Shocking
• Lorain County Community College to offer certificate program in sustainable agriculture
• SironRX Therapeutics raises $3.4 million for clinical trials
• First Energy Comes Up Short Again, PUCO Doesn't Care... Again
• Cleveland's Gay Games Settlement Averts Awkward Testimony, But Not Publication of Embarrassing Emails
• Concert Review: Atmosphere at House of Blues
• Cleveland Murders, By the Numbers
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Nordson Corp. board raises quarterly dividend 19%
• J.M. Smucker Co. lowers coffee prices by average of 6%
• Cliffs Natural Resources board authorizes buyback of up to 4 million shares
• Energy Focus Inc. reports smaller second-quarter loss
• Pic of the Day: Cleveland in the New York Post
• Renovation of the Allen Theatre is nearly complete. It will be the new home to C...
• HEALTH AND WELLNESS: Healthy workplace eating attainable, some firms prove
• Clevelanders Pay Their Bills On Time
• Video: Avengers Filming Brings Running Crowds, Exploding Stuff
• Rick Vaughn Injures Arm During Filming for Major League 4
• Drunk Babysitter Accused of Hitting Autistic Child, Being Drunk
• Cleveland Restaurant Gets 'Restaurant Impossible' Treatment, Hopes to Cease Being Awful
• Robbery Victim: "Dude, Not the Cigarettes"
• Concert Review: Janet Jackson at Jacobs Pavilion
• After Anthony Sowell Trial, Assistant Prosecutor Wants Jason Smith
• OEConnection's CollisionLink system gains Southeast Toyota as customer
• OEConnection's CollisionLink system gains Southeast Toyota as customer
• Local Fox 8 Reporter Scares Kids in Playground, Tweets About It
• Students: It's never too early to order your books for next term... especially w...
• Tryouts for the Tri-C Men's Soccer team are August 15-19, 7:30-9:30a.m. & 3:30-5...
• Crain's publishes list of Largest Suburban Office Properties
• Crain's publishes list of Largest Suburban Office Properties
• Governor's JobsOhio plan 'appalls' Akron
• Datatrak International reports second-quarter loss vs. year-earlier profit
• Energy companies rush to Ohio's oil, promise billions
• Invacare's 'One' aimed at streamlined output
• Development nonprofit faces communities' new reality
• Steris still optimistic, but doubt lingers
• Insiders see slide as opportunity to buy
• Governor's JobsOhio plan 'appalls' Akron
• Energy companies rush to Ohio's oil, promise billions
• Aug. 15-19, 2011
• Invacare's 'One' aimed at streamlined output
• Crain's podcast: When Don Plusquellic and John Kasich get together, tempers flare
• Insiders see slide as opportunity to buy
• Aug. 15-19, 2011
• Crain's podcast: When Don Plusquellic and John Kasich get together, tempers flare
• Back 2 School Bash
• Only two weeks left before the start of Fall Semester, Have you registered for c...
• Chippewa Lake Ski Team competing at Nationals
• Interested in hot rod cars or becoming an Auto Tech? You can get the best of bo...
• Crain's solicits submissions for Health Care Directory
• As the World Tweets: the Anthony Sowell Edition
• NOACA awards grant to aid study of merging four communities in Cuyahoga County
• Car sharing coming to CSU this fall. Very cool. Rent cars by the hour, or the da...
• CSU's Parking Office is moving to Euclid Commons on Tuesday and will be closed f...
• FL Judge Says Casey Anthony Must Leave Newbury (or Wherever)
• Central Ohio Politico Busted for Porn on Office Computer
• Bouncer Zapped with Stun Gun After Denying Fake ID
• Hickok Inc. reports smaller third-quarter loss than year earlier
• Judge Sentences Anthony Sowell to Death
• Supreme Court Shoots Down Challenge to Heath Care Law Challenge
• Jani Lane, Akron-Born Warrant Lead Singer, Found Dead in LA
• University Hospitals, Centerre Healthcare plan rehab hospital in Beachwood
• Avengers Shoot Heading to Parma, Will Blow Stuff Up
• Tri-C Campus Police and Security Services will host the 16th annual Children’s B...
• Join us tomorrow evening, August 11 at the Metro Campus for “Fathers Matter: A N...
• Vote on Akron Aeros' New Name
• Metro Acknowledges PR Problems, Wants to Remind You They Do Good Stuff Too
• Sifco Industries sees third-quarter earnings more than double
• Pic of the Day: Smokeshack at Cuyahoga County Adminstration Building Torn Down
• CSU President Ronald Berkman at a career fair Monday introducing U.S. Rep. Marci...
• Datatrak International reports second-quarter loss vs. year-earlier profit
• Ohio Board of Regents head unveils plan for 'enterprise universities'
• Vintage Video: Warren Zevon at The Odeon
• Columbus Dispatch's Shady SB5 Reporting
• U-Store-It Trust sells 18 warehouses in Cleveland, Canton and Indianapolis
• Lorain Corrections Officer Admits to Killing Wife
• Thursday Morning Music Swag Giveaway
• Lorain SWAT Team Seems Busy
• Phoenix Coffee to close Warehouse District location
• RFP shows Progressive Field hockey details; announcement expected today
• Woman Raped, Thrown Out of Van Naked
• Bright Spots: Aug. 11, 2011
• How to protect a company from probes by regulators
• Tech incubator opens in Hudson
• Davey Tree stands tall in ranking of employee-owned firms
• Volunteer Fired from Ohio State Fair for Making Fun of Rob Portman's Hair
• Cedar Point unveils free smart phone app, upgrades its mobile website
• Cedar Point unveils free smart phone app, upgrades its mobile website
• Crain's seeks submissions for Health Care Directory
• MetroHealth, East-West Construction Co. continue legal squabble
• MetroHealth, East-West Construction Co. continue legal squabble
• We're Giving Away a Guitar Signed by Kid Rock
• Port Authority wins U.S. EPA grant to clean debris off Cuyahoga River
• Port Authority wins U.S. EPA grant to clean debris off Cuyahoga River
• Man's Girlfriend Steals His Car, Phone, Cash
• Want to learn valuable skills to help create a positive climate where all studen...
• Whole Country Talking About Cleveland's Urban Farming Efforts and Vacant Lots
• Cleveland Ranked Second Best City to Find Babysitter
• Concert Review: Neko Case at Beachland Ballroom
• Dancing Girl at Tribe Game Drives Viewers Nuts
• Dive-In Movie III
• Cookout Shootings Were Gang Related
• Thinking about a career in Massage Therapy? New changes to the Massage Therapy P...
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys 250-unit apartment complex in Fairfax, Va.
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys 250-unit apartment complex in Fairfax, Va.
• Chasing Casey
• End Around
• We Get Mail
• Bug City
• Alumni Association Meeting: Thursday, August 11, 2011 - 7:00pm, Main Campus Room...
• Randy Lerner, Told He "Cannot Win" Legal Battle, Wins Anyway
• Only 100 days till the start of CSU Vikings basketball season!!!
• Central Federal Corp. readies effort to sell up to $30 million in common stock
• Central Federal Corp. readies effort to sell up to $30 million in common stock
• Cleveland's Original Historic District — The Plaza Apartments
• Kent State University secures $300,000 grant for exhibit to mark May 4 shootings
• Kent State University secures $300,000 grant for exhibit to mark May 4 shootings
• Heart Talk Barracudas, Magic Men at Rock Hall
• Cuyahoga County hires consultant to assess again its office space needs
• Cuyahoga County hires consultant to assess again its office space needs
• TravelCenters of America reports big jump in second-quarter earnings
• TravelCenters of America reports big jump in second-quarter earnings
• Medical Marijuana Group Continues to Collect Signatures for Ballot
• Applied Industrial Technologies sees 2% rise in fourth-quarter earnings
• Applied Industrial Technologies sees 2% rise in fourth-quarter earnings
• Movie Magic: Why Cleveland Makes a Better Hollywood Than Hollywood
• TransDigm Group reports 28% increase in 3Q earnings, ups full-year guidance
• TransDigm Group reports 28% increase in 3Q earnings, ups full-year guidance
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• NEO's Most Awkward Family Photo
• Copley Police Identify Michael Hance as Gunman in Killing Spree (Updated)
• Doug Katz Named Chef-Partner at Museum of Art's New Resto, Cafe
• Big redevelopment project in Kent ready to roll
• Big redevelopment project in Kent ready to roll
• Drunk Man Arrested After Groping Stranger, Entering Wrong House
• Slideshow: Ohio Burlesque Festival (NSFW)
• Rock Hall's Acquisition of Famous Woodstock Sign Needs Your Help
• Aleris International reports second-quarter earnings
• Aleris International reports second-quarter earnings
• Preformed Line Products Co. reports 38% rise in second-quarter earnings
• Preformed Line Products Co. reports 38% rise in second-quarter earnings
• Concert Review: Bob Dylan at Jacobs Pavilion
• Crain's issues list of Largest Foreign-Owned Companies
• Crain's issues list of Largest Foreign-Owned Companies
• Pic of the Day: Geauga Lake as Ghost Town
• The Marvel Studios movie Avengers begins filming today Monday, August 8. East 9t...
• Tri-C acquires more Westlake property
• Cleveland firm Veritix scores big in sporting event sales, plans to up the ante
• Tri-C acquires more Westlake property
• Mortgage lenders opening new doors
• Firms fear LIFO may hit shredder
• Mortgage lenders opening new doors
• Owner of prime sites seeks to amend loan
• Firms fear LIFO may hit shredder
• Owner of prime sites seeks to amend loan
• Aug. 8-12, 2011
• Aug. 8-12, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Accounting for potential changes in last-in, first-out reporting
• Crain's podcast: Accounting for potential changes in last-in, first-out reporting
• Performance - A Christmas Carol
• Performance - Taming
• Performance - Cabaret
• Time is running out. Fall Semester starts August 29, 2011. Attend our Registrati...
• TransDigm Group to acquire Schneller Holdings in Kent for $288 million
• TransDigm Group to acquire Schneller Holdings in Kent for $288 million
• More than 2,500 jobs from 100 employers will be offered at a "For the People Jo...
• Last call for Crain's Forty Under 40 nominations
• Last call for Crain's Forty Under 40 nominations
• Recap: 10-Year Anniversary of the Biggest Comeback in MLB History — Tribe vs. Mariners
• And Now, Naked People Staying Cool During the Summer
• Ohio EPA reaches settlement with Hukill Chemical over hazardous waste violations
• Ohio EPA reaches settlement with Hukill Chemical over hazardous waste violations
• Teachers Probably Shouldn't Call Students "Freaking Morons"
• Do You Know Where Your 18-Month Old Is?
• Cleveland Sports History Night Sunday at Captains Game
• Goodman's Sandwich Inn to Close After 62 Years
• Ohio State Rep. Jarrod Martin: "America's Drunkest Legislator"
• Small business employment survey turns up discouraging results for July
• Small business employment survey turns up discouraging results for July
• Slideshow: Ted Nugent at House of Blues
• Ambulance Response Times Double With Huron Closing Imminent
• Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to establish presence in Australia
• Squire, Sanders and Dempsey to establish presence in Australia
• 'Shiphouse' Will Appear on MTV's Extreme Cribs
• Carl Monday's Cattle-Call for Tips
• The set for the movie The Avengers is being built downtown on E.9th & Prospect t...
• Mayor Jackson Vetoes Cleveland's 'Flash Mob' Law
• Akron Beacon Journal Reports Wrong Levy Results
• Pic of the Day: Motorized Scooter in Drive-Thru Line
• CBS Radio to enter Cleveland market with 'The Fan' on WKRK-FM, 92.3
• Woman Takes Beer for Walk in Child's Wagon
• Health Services Management Degrees at Chancellor University are offered in a hyb...
• Energy Focus Inc. secures $23 million Navy supply contract
• McDonald Partners LLC gets into trust services business
• Thursday Morning Music Swag Giveaway
• Imalux Corp. names former Philips Healthcare executive as its first president
• Play "Who's the Chef: CMA Edition"
• Casey Anthony Rumors Bring Attention to Small Ohio Town Which Says It's All a Hoax
• Concert Review: Eels at Beachland Ballroom
• Olympic Steel sees second-quarter earnings more than double year-ago profits
• OM Group sees second-quarter earnings nearly double its year-earlier results
• OSHA Inspector Arrested for Trying to Blackmail Stripclub
• Nacco Industries reports 21% increase in second-quarter earnings
• Parent of Third Federal Savings reports lower third-quarter earnings
• Bright Spots: Aug. 4, 2011
• Good safety incentive programs produce results, but bad ones lead to more problems
• Heightened union activity puts companies' human resources staff on notice
• St. Augustine Health Campus Employees Celebrate 2nd Consecutive Deficiency-Free Inspection
• St. Augustine Health Campus Employees Celebrate 2nd Consecutive Deficiency-Free Inspection
• Thinking about registering for Fall Semester? Get all the help you need all in o...
• 15 members of the Congressional Black Caucus, along with Jesse Jackson and HUD S...
• 'Vomit-Drenched' Woman Arrested
• An associate of artist Shan Shan Sheng examines the arangement of new polymer pa...
• There is One Person in the World Who Thinks Anthony Sowell is a Decent Fella
• Huron Hospital Will Close August 22
• Summer Beach Party
• Inside the 'Shawshank Redemption' Prison
• Machine Gun Kelly Signs With Interscope Records
• OutPet's Co. reports higher second-quarter earnings
• Cleveland Ranked Tops for Tech Job Growth
• Cedar Fair L.P. posts second-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• PreEmptive Solutions hires outsider as president and COO
• Progressive Corp. looks to fill more than 130 jobs in Cleveland market
• FBI: Bank Robberies Up in Cuyahoga County
• PolyOne Corp. reports lower second-quarter earnings due to special items
• Pic of the Day: Casey Anthony in Ohio
• Taste of Cleveland Canceled … but Scene’s Food Fest Sure Isn’t
• Screen Savers
• We Get Mail
• Engage the Enemy
• CSU plans to demolish the now vacant Viking Hall and the old Kinkos building on...
• CSU Art Professor George Mauersberger just won a Juror's Choice Award at the pre...
• Vote on "I Voted" Stickers Before It's Too Late
• Kent State's Ashtabula campus to offer two wine-related associate's degrees
• Fantasy Football 2011: Cleveland Browns Peyton Hillis worthy of a top 10 pick?
• Investigating Linndale's Population
• Greater Cleveland Partnership will work to fight repeal of SB 5
• Here's What A Lady's Kneecap Looked Like Last Night After Asdrubal Cabrera's Homer Hit It
• There is an issue that is preventing students from logging on to all Tri-C onlin...
• Top Ten Stolen Cars in Ohio in 2010
• Watch Trailer for New NEO-Made Movie
• Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems buys Iteris Inc.'s vehicle sensors business
• Cleveland Ranked 18th Nationally for Green Jobs
• Bright Eyes vs. Cold Cave
• Ferro Corp. posts big jump in second-quarter earnings, but lowers full-year guidance
• Video: I'm a Stupid Cat
• Steris Corp. reports first-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• FirstEnergy Corp. posts 34% drop in second-quarter earnings
• 'Slut Walk' Cleveland Rally Aims to Stop Folks From Blaming Sex Assault Victims
• Lincoln Electric Holdings names outside board member to COO post
• Parker Hannifin reports record fourth-quarter, full-year results
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• The Main Classroom parking garage will be closed for repairs beginning tomorrow....
• Crain's calls for Forty Under 40 nominations
• Cuyahoga County Fair 2011
• Trio of Cleveland Restaurants Notch Honors
• Riverside Co. acquires tanning business Sunless Inc. in Macedonia
• Agilysys Inc. board authorizes buyback of up to 1.6 million shares following sale of unit
• JumpStart, RiverVest Venture Partners to invest $750,000 in Securus Medical Group
• Did You Know the Tommy Gun Was Born in Cleveland?
• Pic of the Day: Berea Cops Sure Do love the Browns
• Onion A.V. Club Comes to Cleveland
• Prosecutor to Seek Appeal in Perk Plaza Shootings Case
• Wright Brothers Replica Plane Crashes, Killing Two
• Center Street Bridge Reopens, Finally
• Crain's issues list of Largest NE Ohio Law Firms
• IT collaboration sparks interest
• Aug. 1-5, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Can regional IT collaboration offer a blueprint for more?
• Survey of Medina businesses shows widespread expansion
• As Browns training camp opens, fans return quickly
• Local outfit racing to first mobile wallet
• Small banks see raising capital as rehab tool
• Country club surfaces in talks on AG expansion
• JobsOhio boss means business
• IT collaboration sparks interest
• Concert Review: Taylor Swift at the Q
• Small companies could benefit from InvestOhio; some wary of effectiveness
• Small companies could benefit from InvestOhio; some wary of effectiveness
• Lincoln Electric Holdings buys Nevada company
• Lincoln Electric Holdings buys Nevada company
• Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit could revive Joseph and Feiss project
• Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit could revive Joseph and Feiss project
• Dennis Kucinich Just Solved Everything
• Chief Wahoo Decorates Building in Germany, But Why?
• Great Lakes Science Center receives $1.25 million federal grant
• Great Lakes Science Center receives $1.25 million federal grant
• Materion Corp. reports small Q2 earnings increase
• Materion Corp. reports small Q2 earnings increase
• Jesse Owens' Tree from Hitler in Cleveland
• Cleveland Police Officer Arrested for Misuse of Police Database
• BlueBridge Networks pairs up with New Albany data firm
• BlueBridge Networks pairs up with New Albany data firm
• MetroHealth Hires Consultant While Searching for Former CFO's Replacement
• Canton Cop Already Under Scrutiny Now Under Investigation for Second Incident
• Pic of the Day: Sorry, Fukudome, You Can't Escape the Browns in Cleveland
• Heart of the Arts Series – 7th Grade Singer Helps Grant Wishes
• Due to a power outage at the Tri-C Brunswick University Center, all evening clas...
• Cleveland Clinic taps Dr. Brian Bolwell to lead Taussig Cancer Institute
• Cleveland Clinic taps Dr. Brian Bolwell to lead Taussig Cancer Institute
• The Story of a Clevelander Who Moved to L.A., Inherited the Phone Number of a Hollywood Star, and Started Leading a Hollywood Life
• Cleveland Indians acquire OF Kosuke Fukudome from Chicago Cubs
• Cleveland Indians acquire OF Kosuke Fukudome from Chicago Cubs
• World renowned artist Shan Shan Sheng is in Julka Hall all week installing a wor...
• Canton City Council President Doesn't Appreciate Out of Towners Complaining About Canton Cop
• Medina Man Triggers Stand off with Police Because of "Bad Day"
• Man Arrested While Doing 'Ride Along' With Cops
• Jack Welch Management Institute Dean of Faculty and curriculum developer, Trish...
• Dive-in Movie at Wildwater Kingdom
• Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force Makes 25,000th Arrest
• What to Do Tonight: Flogging Molly
• Ted Strickland Thinks President Obama Will Win Ohio Because of Ted Strickland
• Fed's Beige Book report shows growth at a slower pace in Cleveland district
• Fed's Beige Book report shows growth at a slower pace in Cleveland district
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber posts 43% increase in second-quarter earnings
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber posts 43% increase in second-quarter earnings
• Rumor: CBS Radio Changing 92.3 FM to Sports Talk (Updated)
• Timken Co. sees 2Q earnings climb 42%, raises guidance for all of 2011
• Timken Co. sees 2Q earnings climb 42%, raises guidance for all of 2011
• Slideshow: Anvil at the Grog Shop
• Cliffs Natural Resources reports 56% jump in second-quarter earnings
• Cliffs Natural Resources reports 56% jump in 2Q earnings
• Park-Ohio Holdings reports 2Q loss due to debt extinguishment costs
• CSU Farmer's Market today on Euclid Ave. just west of the Student Center. Many s...
• John Kasich Visited the Ohio State Fair
• Concert Review: NKOTBSB at the Q
• Read a transcript of Crain's Thursday sports business chat
• Bright Spots: July 28, 2011
• Bright Spots: July 28, 2011
• Telecommuters are happier, survey finds, but a good chair would be nice
• Telecommuters are happier, survey finds, but a good chair would be nice
• Numbers show wellness programs more advantageous in mid-market
• Numbers show wellness programs more advantageous in mid-market
• 21-Year-Old Found Tied-Up, Shot in Tremont Apartment (Updated)
• Kassouf Co. head Robert Kassouf to serve prison time for sewer district bribery scheme
• JumpStart commits to invest $250,000 in Segmint Inc.
• MetroHealth Under More Scrutiny for Payroll Decisions
• Indians Get No-Hit By Angels
• Pic of the Day: Columbia Building Coming Down
• Clevelander Kills Spider-Man
• HIGHER EDUCATION: Schools respond to need for health care IT experts
• New Blimp Launched From Akron This Morning Safely Crashes Descends In Pennsylvania
• Health care companies in NE Ohio snare $50M in venture capital in first half
• Cleveland Gay Games Lawsuit Settled
• Lubrizol Corp. reports lackluster bottom-line results for second quarter
• Monarch Teaching Technologies wins grant for software to teach autistic students
• Chart Industries to acquire German company, raises guidance for the year
• Matthew Bellamy, Man Who Wore LeBron Jersey to Indians Game, in Serious Condition After Attack
• Slideshow: Britney Spears at The Q
• CBiz Inc. sees bottom line improve in second quarter
• Diebold Inc. reports 30% drop in second-quarter earnings
• Cuyahoga County Council Broadcasts Meetings Online, C. Ellen Connally Now in Favor of Idea
• Concert Review: The Decemberists at Jacobs Pavilion
• Join Crain's for Thursday sports business chat
• Sand Blasted
• We Get Mail
• The Reject Pile
• Unreal McCoy
• Jammy Buggars: Odd Name, Good Beer, New Lakewood Pub
• Diane Downing named to Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority board
• Pic of the Day: News in Central Ohio
• No Rush: Cleveland to Get Liberal Talk Radio Station
• Updates on STO Possibly Being for Sale
• Here's a photo of the new patio at Euclid Commons. You can see the built-in gas...
• Wildlife Festival & Woodcarvers Show
• Cleveland Woos the Art Deco World for 2015 Conference
• Victoria Justice to Jam Up Our Weekly Shopping Trip
• Phase II construction of Euclid Commons residence hall on Euclid is nearly compl...
• Reddy to step down next year as dean of Weatherhead School
• Cleveland Public Theatre's Color Problem
• Ohio Unemployment Numbers Rise For First Time in 2 Years
• Join Crain's for Thursday sports business chat
• Rumor: CBS Radio Changing 92.3 FM to Sports Talk
• Jobless rates in Cuyahoga, contiguous counties below state average
• Jobless rates in Cuyahoga, contiguous counties below state average
• Cleveland's 'Flash Mob' Law Fuzzy, Maybe Illegal
• GE Lighting to acquire Israel's Lightech
• Tuesday Morning Music Swag Giveaway
• Video: Sexy Indians Fans Explain How to Enjoy the Tribe
• Associated Estates Realty posts improved second-quarter results
• Western Campus Students!!! We're filming a Tri-C commercial at West today and need a few extras this afternoon to stage a classroom! If you're on campus, have the time, and would like to be an extra, go to WHTC 160 at 1:30! Bring your notebooks
• FirstMerit Corp. reports lower second-quarter earnings
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Now calling for Crain's Forty Under 40 nominations
• Watch Fox 8 News tonight for an interview with President Ronald Berkman, who will discuss the demolition of Viking Hall and plans to move forward with the space on Euclid Avenue.
• The Evolution of the Touchdown Dance
• Video Recap: Ohio Homecoming 2011
• What Cleveland Wants to See in The Flats
• Crocker Park Slated to Grow, Double in Size
• Fleet Foxes Coming to Town — Woo-Hoo!
• Spire Institute's Ron Clutter to leave HDT Engineered Technologies
• Akron-Canton Airport sets monthly passenger traffic record
• Ohio Weather Damage Tops $500 Million
• Bonning of Bonbon Bake Shop Competes on 'Cupcake Wars'
• Three Thieves Steal a Winnie the Pooh Purse
• Innerbelt update: Monday, July 25-Thursday, July 28, crews will close E 14th Street AND E 9th Street under I-90 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Motorists may detour via Carnegie to Ontario. Daily lane closures will be implemented on both E 14th and E 9th Streets
• Report: League, NFL players agree on collective bargaining pact
• OM Group issues preliminary second-quarter results
• SB5 Polling Shows Ohio Leaning Toward Overturning Collective Bargaining Law
• Crain's issues list of 100 Largest Northeast Ohio Employers
• Eaton Corp. posts 49% jump in 2Q earnings, raises guidance
• Someone Got LeBron's Face Tattooed on Their Leg
• RPM International reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
• Pic of the Day: Cleveland Knows How to Park a Bicycle
• Tri-C Women's Volleyball Team tryouts will be held August 1st, East Campus Gym, 4:30 to 6:30pm. For more info contact the East Campus Athletic Department at 216-987-2075.
• Management groups fearful of proposal speeding union elections
• Aerospace industry flies high
• Team NEO back to its roots in JobsOhio role
• July 25-29, 2011
• Crain's podcast: The politics of business attraction, and the NFL's staying power
• Tri-C will host free overnight leadership camps for students ages 9-13 that attend the Cleveland Metropolitan School District and select charter schools. Sessions will cover topics like achieving goals, overcoming challenges and improving health and well
• Picture of the Week
• Crain's calls for Forty Under 40 nominations
• Crain's calls for Forty Under 40 nominations
• Anthony Sowell Found Guilty, Faces Death Penalty
• Pic of the Day: Harvey Pekar Statue Planned
• Nerd Hordes to Flood Cleveland Streets; Avengers Shoot Coming
• Delonte West Releasing Mixtape
• Cooking S'Mores in a Hot Car is the New Frying an Egg on the Sidewalk
• Happy Birthday, Cleveland
• CSU was just recognized as a leader in sustainability by the Sustainability Rating, Assessment and Tracking System. Check out the link:
• Columbus Road Bridge Closed Again
• Ohio's unemployment rate rose to 8.8% in June
• NFL collective bargaining deal still awaits players' approval
• Hall of Fame Game Canceled
• Filming of 'The Avengers' to disrupt traffic in downtown Cleveland
• Filming of 'The Avengers' to disrupt traffic in downtown Cleveland
• MetroHealth eyes wide-ranging upgrade
• 'The Avengers' Filming Will Close Part of E. 9th for Most of August
• Old Jillian's Space in the Heights Reopens Tomorrow as Myxx, a Tapas Lounge
• Port Authority Wants to Hear What You Think of Its Plan
• Classic Rock at the Beachland Includes Old-School Akron Punks, Nutsacks
• Man Arrested at His Wedding Spends Special Night in Jail
• Mechanics of Things Need Your Help to Snag Energy Drink Contest
• Video: Canton Police Officer Goes Crazy During Concealed Carry Arrest
• Ohio Ranked First for Toxic Air Emissions
• Nordson Corp. agrees to acquire Value Plastics Inc. for $250 million
• Nordson Corp. agrees to acquire Value Plastics Inc. for $250 million
• Bright Spots: July 21, 2011
• Bright Spots: July 21, 2011
• As more employers take on temps, planning is paramount
• As more employers take on temps, planning is paramount
• Skoda Minotti, Hilty Moore hook up
• Skoda Minotti, Hilty Moore hook up
• Lincoln Electric reports 75% jump in second-quarter earnings
• Lincoln Electric reports 75% jump in second-quarter earnings
• Pic of the Day: Peyton Hillis Dresses Up for SportsCenter
• Sherwin-Williams posts flat second-quarter earnings, lowers top end of 2011 guidance
• Sherwin-Williams posts flat second-quarter earnings, lowers top end of 2011 guidance
• Concert Review: Warped Tour at Blossom Music Center
• Groupon stalls as vouchers for cars find few takers
• Groupon stalls as vouchers for cars find few takers
• Cleveland Ranked 17th Most Walkable City
• Christmas in July Beer Celebrations in Cleveland
• FirstMerit reaches $10.5 million settlement with receiver for developers Joanne and Alan Schneider
• FirstMerit reaches $10.5 million settlement with receiver for developers Joanne and Alan Schneider
• John Kasich's Poll Numbers Drop Some More
• Port Authority plans to buy Warehouse District building for $3.1 million
• Port Authority plans to buy Warehouse District building for $3.1 million
• Suspicious Package in Downtown Cleveland Was Just Someone's Lunch
• Woman Instructed to Turn Down Music Turns on Elvis Instead
• Pic of the Day: Center of the World, Ohio
• Cleveland is Resilient-ish
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority presents new plan for its future
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority presents new plan for its future
• June home sales tumble in Northeast Ohio, statewide
• June home sales tumble in Northeast Ohio, statewide
• 1,000-Year Rain in Northeast Ohio
• Wade Oval Wednesdays
• Don Wartko Construction faces penalties for OSHA citations
• Don Wartko Construction faces penalties for OSHA citations
• Crain's photo gallery: 2011 Women of Note Awards reception
• We Get Mail
• Frank Talk
• Hot in the Kitchen
• Tribe Merch Sales Up
• MetroHealth System forms division to help prevent obesity in prenatal women
• MetroHealth System forms division to help prevent obesity in prenatal women
• Hit Lakewood's New Sweet Spot for Italian Gelato with American Flair
• Casey Anthony Jury Hung, in Cleveland Church Retrial
• A Great Christmas Ale Tale
• Central Federal Corp. warned by Nasdaq of noncompliance with listing requirement
• Central Federal Corp. warned by Nasdaq of noncompliance with listing requirement
• NFL appears on verge of returning to business
• NFL appears on verge of returning to business
• 'Jeopardy' Contestant Thinks Cam Newton Went to Ohio State
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• More Contempt for Med Mart's Parent Company
• KeyCorp reports big increase in second-quarter earnings
• Dear Chancellor University Students, It is with great pleasure that we announce our campus move to a state-of-the-art learning facility located in Independence, OH! The new facility, located at 6000 Lombardo Center in the Genesis Building, will accommoda
• MAC targets home base for more tournaments
• Twinsburg's Malina Howard joins USA Basketball in Chile
• Borders Group Inc. will be liquidated as early as Friday
• Borders Group Inc. will be liquidated as early as Friday
• Trek Diagnostic Systems acquired by Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
• Trek Diagnostic Systems acquired by Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
• Linsalata Capital portfolio company acquires two product lines from ArthroCare Corp.
• Linsalata Capital portfolio company acquires two product lines from ArthroCare Corp.
• Akron's Richard Fedorovich named to state Small Business Advisory Council
• Akron's Richard Fedorovich named to state Small Business Advisory Council
• The Only Time Nelson Mandela and Machine Gun Kelly Will Be Mentioned in the Same Sentence
• Space Sleepover at the Great Lakes Science Center
• Grady Sizemore on DL Again, Will Never Be Healthy
• How to Deal With the Heat This Week
• Road to turnpike deal may be rough
• Lorain Burglary is Quintessentially Lorain-y
• PBS Profiles Lincoln Electric, Cleveland Company That Hasn't Laid Off a Single Employee Since WWII
• Concert Review: Amos Lee at Jacobs Pavilion
• Pic of the Day: Stripper Planking at Lido Lounge
• Metro eyes wide-ranging upgrade
• MAC targets home base for more tournaments
• Private equity exec Jim Marra does double duty
• Akron online marketing outfit serves notice
• Dots taking aggressive approach to grow brand
• Dots taking aggressive approach to grow brand
• Checking in on the ghosts of buildings past
• Checking in on the ghosts of buildings past
• Path to turnpike deal may be rough
• Path to turnpike deal may be rough
• July 18-22, 2011
• Crain's podcast: We urge you -- don't ruin the Ohio Turnpike!
• July 18-22, 2011
• Crain's podcast: We urge you -- don't ruin the Ohio Turnpike!
• Crain's editorial: Crying time
• Heart of the Arts Series - Writing Away Homelessness
• Ice Cream Weekend
• Kasich vetoes bill to allow most businesses to tap into Lake Erie without permits
• FDA chief looks to help small businesses navigate agency's approval process
• New Black Keys Album Coming This Year
• How Your Sound Wall Sausage Gets Made
• Traffic Stop Finds Dead Man in Passenger Seat
• In Final Prep for Opening, Noodlecat Serves Its First Diners
• Pic of the Day: Med Mart Protesters
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission awards $8 million in grants to NE Ohio groups
• Former Cavalier Lance Allred Publishes Second Book
• Nature at Night
• Timken Co. to raise prices for special bar quality steel, seamless tubing
• Browns' Scott Fujita Speaks the Truth
• Ohio Won't Execute People For Awhile
• Eaton Corp. tapped by Southwest Airlines as component service provider
• KeyBank Center headed for auction
• KeyBank Center headed for auction
• Teens Try to Steal Painting From Taco Bell
• Greater Cleveland Partnership, COSE ready to move to PlayhouseSquare
• Greater Cleveland Partnership, COSE ready to move to PlayhouseSquare
• Long Lines for $1 Jimmy John's Subs
• Borders Could Shut Down by This Weekend
• Flash Mobs: Real Deal, or Inflated Hype?
• Dive-in movie, a family-fun activity
• Forest City Enterprises prices planned offering of $300 million in notes
• Forest City Enterprises prices planned offering of $300 million in notes
• Ohio Speaker Calls for Resignation of Ohio Rep Accused of DUI
• Progressive Corp. reports lower June earnings, higher second-quarter profits
• Progressive Corp. reports lower June earnings, higher second-quarter profits
• Second Group Joins Push to Get Medical Marijuana Issue on Ballot
• Map: 1887 Cleveland
• Cleveland Ranked One of Worst Dressed Cities
• Bright Spots: July 14, 2011
• Worker obesity emerges as a key challenge for employers
• Out of site: remote possibilities
• Bright Spots: July 14, 2011
• Organic mulch producer lays ground for more growth
• Worker obesity emerges as a key challenge for employers
• Out of site: remote possibilities
• Organic mulch producer lays ground for more growth
• Heart of the Arts Series: Songs + Service = Credo Chamber Music
• Cuyahoga County IT Department is a Mess
• Northeast Ohio won't be home to new lab tied to International Space Station
• The Definition of 'Repeat Offender'
• Ohio's Favorite Netflix Rental
• Javitch, Block and Rathbone opens office in West Virginia
• Music Section Giveaway: Memory Tapes Swag
• Conan Probably Ripped Off a Last Call Cleveland Sketch
• Datatrak International awarded multiyear consulting agreement with current client
• Datatrak International awarded multiyear consulting agreement with current client
• Forest City Enterprises to offer $250 million in notes
• Forest City Enterprises to offer $250 million in notes
• Flight Options secures $167 million financing commitment to expand jet fleet
• Flight Options secures $167 million financing commitment to expand jet fleet
• Old Dude Finally Caught for Stealing Corvettes (Updated)
• Pic of the Day: Dead Guy is the 'I' in O-H-I-O
• Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital receives $17 million gift for cancer institute
• Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital receives $17 million gift for cancer institute
• SMALL BUSINESS: Organic mulch producer lays ground for more growth
• SMALL BUSINESS: Organic mulch producer lays ground for more growth
• Pryor Convictions
• Path of Destruction
• We Get Mail
• Gov. Kasich names third director of Ohio Department of Development since January
• Gov. Kasich names third director of Ohio Department of Development since January
• Riverside Co. acquires Blue Sky Factory Inc.
• Riverside Co. acquires Blue Sky Factory Inc.
• Cleveland Clinic teams with Massachusetts firm on biomed open innovation
• Cleveland Clinic teams with Massachusetts firm on biomed open innovation
• Sam Mazzola Was Handcuffed and Masked When He Died (Updated)
• Man Stops Traffic Because He Has to Fart
• Virtual Tour of National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is Completely Awesome
• Audio: Hilarious Misuse of 911 in Ohio
• ABC, XYZ Owners to Take Over Ponte Vecchio
• East Side Suburb Ramps Up Efforts to Block Oakwood Development
• Asdrubal Cabrera's Top Ten Plays of 2011
• Parma, Southwest Hospitals Aim to Survive With New Partnership
• Michael Symon Teams With Scene Food Critic for New Book
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Olympus Partners acquires Twinsburg's FFR-DSI Inc. from Cortec Group
• Olympus Partners acquires Twinsburg's FFR-DSI Inc. from Cortec Group
• Concert Review: Gang Gang Dance at the Grog Shop
• Cliffs Natural Resources doubles quarterly dividend to 28 cents
• Cliffs Natural Resources doubles quarterly dividend to 28 cents
• Cardinal Fastener piques the interest of potential buyers
• Cardinal Fastener piques the interest of potential buyers
• Flick Filmed Here Will Highlight a Town Called..."Westbrae"
• Flight Forced to Land in Cleveland After Passenger Wigs Out
• Columbus company financed by North Coast Angel Fund agrees to be acquired
• Columbus company financed by North Coast Angel Fund agrees to be acquired
• Cleveland among cities picked for federal program to boost economic development
• Browns Beat Writer Declares Himself a Great Beat Writer, Key Piece to Browns' Winning Future
• CPI-HR acquires Summit Payroll Services
• CPI-HR acquires Summit Payroll Services
• Frank Russo Has Anxiety Problems, Maybe Celebrated Bridget McCafferty's Conviction With Food
• SMALL BUSINESS: The wild world of social media
• Ohio, Rhode Island Hate LeBron James
• USA vs. Brazil game was a thrilling victory to watch
• 'Club Cuyahoga' in Federal Prison Attracts Another Guest
• Innerbelt update: Lots of changes so plan accordingly--Motorists will no longer be able to access Carnegie Avenue from I-90 eastbound--use alternate route I-77. The E. 30th Street/Woodland ramp to I-77 NB is now closed. Motorists will be directed via Wo
• Two Northeast Ohioans to serve on JobsOhio board of directors
• Two Northeast Ohioans to serve on JobsOhio board of directors
• Tribe TV Ratings Skyrocket
• Grocery clinics give providers another revenue avenue
• Study: Ohio manufacturing solid, but tax climate lags
• KeyBank Center headed for auction
• Court-appointed receiver to take reins of ailing Parmatown Mall
• Cuyahoga's new CIO tasked with streamlining IT functions
• Cardinal piques the interest of potential buyers
• Don't stick a fork in the Warehouse District just yet
• Executive pay bounces back in a big way
• July 11-15, 2011
• Crain's podcast: What keeps Warehouse District restaurants going -- and what could doom them
• Hairspray Opens at the Beck Center for the Arts
• Free Family Hike
• CASTING CALL- Would you like to star in a promotional video for the new Tri-C Mobile app? Send us a short message explaining why we should pick you along with a photo to brittany.bajda@tri-c.edu by July 14 for consideration.
• Concert Review: Sade at the Q
• ABSMaterials arm pumped up
• Lincoln showroom upgrades to showcase luxury of brand
• Ohio Woman Sues Kobe Bryant for Not Proposing to Her
• Girl Talk Summer Shows Look Fun
• Rodriguez of WSM's Orale Mexican Foods Stand to Open Restaurant
• July 8th Is an Important Day in Cleveland Sports History
• CBiz Small Business Employment Index shows small rise in June
• Banana Attacks Gorilla, Currently on the Loose
• U.S. unemployment rose to 9.2% in June
• 2011-2012 tution rates are now posted. Visit .
• Tribe's Walk-Off Grand Slam Winner
• Ohio Lands on List of Fattest States
• Study indicates subsidized business relocations fuel sprawl in Cleveland area
• TravelCenters of America opens Petro travel center in Virginia
• Anonymous Man Declares Love of Lakewood Hotties
• Teens Rob Kids' Lemonade Stand
• Cleveland Metropolitan School District ponders sale of downtown headquarters
• No One Gets Tickets for Texting While Driving in Cleveland
• Video: Ohio Rep's DUI on Dash Cam
• Cleveland Cavaliers settle on Canton as home for D-League affiliate
• A. Schulman Inc. reports lower third-quarter earnings due to year-earlier tax benefit
• Bright Spots: July 7, 2011
• Sophisticated hackers seek long-term system access to companies they target
• Mentor IT firm makes new HQ a cornerstone for growth plans
• Merger winds blow stronger for small law firms
• Ohio Statehouse Gets a Bar
• Former General Motors transmission plant in Parma sold
• Old Yankees Fan Sends Mean Letter to Indians Pitcher
• Frank Russo Had People Paying His Restaurant Bills Over the Phone
• Rays Player Pays Tribute to 'Wild Thing' Rick Vaughn
• Sherwin-Williams Co. buys U.K. industrial paint producer Leighs Paints
• Fountain in Moreland Hills Bubbles to Life Tomorrow
• Got Kids? Bring Them to "The Emperor's New Clothes" for Interactive Fun in July
• Energy Focus Inc. hires former Keithley Instruments CFO for the same post
• Video: Welcome to My Hood, Cleveland
• Cedar Fair sees modest revenue rise through Fourth of July weekend
• Diebold Inc. secures new $500 million credit facility agreement
• The Phantasy Gets a Close-Up on New Megadeth Reissue
• Casey Anthony is an Ohio State Fan
• T-Mobile USA adds to NE Ohio staff, bumps up marketing efforts
• Pic of the Day: Truck Gets Stuck Under Bridge
• Northfield Braces for a Surge in Psych Patients
• Burlesque Documentary on the Way, Festival Could Follow
• Judge Scolds Frank Dienes for Playin' Crazy
• Need to calculate your GPA? Here's how to do it:
• Concert Review: Katy Perry at the Q
• Cleveland Buys American
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Rumor: Sports Time Ohio is For Sale
• Call It Even
• Pulling the Plug
• We Get Mail
• American Greetings introduces Going Ga-Ga line of baby-themed cards
• American Greetings introduces Going Ga-Ga line of baby-themed cards
• Forest City Enterprises, National Real Estate Advisors recapitalize two N.Y. apartments
• Forest City Enterprises, National Real Estate Advisors recapitalize two N.Y. apartments
• RIP Jane Scott
• OM Group Inc. to acquire Germany's Vacuumschmelze for $1 billion
• OM Group Inc. to acquire Germany's Vacuumschmelze for $1 billion
• We hope you had a great and safe holiday weekend! Welcome to week 2 of classes everyone!
• Riverside Co. sells Justrite Manufacturing Co. to Baird Capital Partners
• Riverside Co. sells Justrite Manufacturing Co. to Baird Capital Partners
• Have a safe and happy 4th of July! The college is closed in observance of the holiday.
• Cleveland Orchestra's Center for Future Audience receives $6 million boost
• Happy 4th of July Everyone, Don't Blow Your Arm Off
• Case Ranked One of Trendiest Colleges in America
• NorTech sees local opportunity, jobs in energy management, waste-to-energy technologies
• Woman Takes in Alligator, Authorities Confiscate
• Centro Properties' 11 Northeast Ohio assets now in hands of Blackstone unit
• Alcoa to invest $21 million in expansion of BandC Research operation in Barberton
• Developers Diversified Realty completes $112 million in asset sales during 2nd quarter
• Eaton Corp. to acquire German maker of filter media and filtration systems
• Former County Employee Who Allegedly Raised Son's Salary Charged
• The Coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes Wears Affliction T-Shirts
• Chef Zachary Bruell plans theater district restaurant
• Kid Who Farted on Bus Gets Web Redemption
• Mid-American Conference to bring its baseball tournament to Avon
• New Book Explores Cleveland’s Buckeye Neighborhood
• Cardinal Fastener and Specialty Co. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Ohio May Ban 'Bath Salts'
• Cleveland Cavaliers trade J.J. Hickson for Kings' Omri Casspi and first-round pick
• Cavs Trade JJ Hickson to Sacramento (Updated)
• Monte Ahuja acquires $5.7 million note on Barrington Golf Club
• Ohio Rep Arrested for DUI With Young Woman Who's Not His Wife in Car
• Contractors gather to learn of new Cuyahoga County ethical standards
• Case Western Reserve researchers win $2.5M grant for intestinal inflammation studies
• Congratulations to the 600 students who earned their GED at Tri-C this past year. 150 of those students will be participating in this year's commencement ceremony tonight at the Eastern Campus. Great job on reaching your goal! Find out more about ou
• What a beautiful day! Tons of people on campus for orientation this morning, too. It's nice seeing some fresh, new faces. Go Vikes!"
• Japanese Steakhouse to Open in Warehouse District
• Dwight Howard Mocks LeBron James' Hairline
• Do Not Display Your Pot Plant in a Window
• EMH Healthcare, Parma Community and Southwest General form for-profit company
• Who's hiring the most recent college grads? (via Fortune Magazine)
• Quality Stamping Products Co. faces penalties for alleged OSHA violations
• Quality Stamping Products Co. faces penalties for alleged OSHA violations
• Bright Spots: June 30, 2011
• All Erection and Crane Rental Corp. reaches new heights
• You can't take your online contacts with you -- or can you?
• Mr. Chicken plucks a plum perch in Parma
• Cleveland Clinic makes amends with East Cleveland over Huron Hospital closing, but Cleveland sues
• Cleveland Ranked Best Place to Be When the World Ends
• Cleveland to use $841,000 federal grant for new business loan program
• OfficeMax Inc. acquires Warren-Chaney Office Furniture in Cleveland
• We Are Ohio Surpass Their Goal
• Challenges to John Kasich's Challenges to SB5 Referendum
• Charlie Sheen Took Steroids For Major League
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Students - have you read the syllabus for each class this session? It's important to read these over as it lists your assignments, papers and the guidelines necessary for each class.
• Peter Raskind Receives 100% Bonus on Salary From Cleveland Municipal School District
• GrafTech International names former IBM exec as chief financial officer
• Randy Lerner Likes to Leave Cleveland
• Cleveland Browns plan to air weeknight radio show on WKNR
• Breast-Milk Spraying Woman Gets Taiwanese Animation Treatment
• Developers Diversified Realty refinances senior secured term loan
• Omnova Solutions posts 59% drop in second-quarter earnings
• American Greetings reports 6% rise in first-quarter earnings
• We Get Mail
• Scoreboard
• Shots in the Dark
• The Film Buff
• Northeast Ohio Fireworks Schedule 2011
• 18-Year-Old Caught in Vermilion Bathroom with Girl
• Cyprium Investment Partners makes investment in Network Hardware Resale
• Big day for Cleveland State! Alumnus Monte Ahuja donated $10 Million to CSU to fund scholarships and an endowed professorship in business. In return, CSU named its College of Business in honor of the University's largest benefactor. Read more:
• Law Enforcement Grabs 20lbs of Weed in Medina
• Bank of America to donate vacant, foreclosed properties to Cuyahoga Land Bank
• Cleveland State receives $10 million gift, its largest ever, from Monte Ahuja
• Cincinnati Homeless Advocates Protest Over Closed Bathrooms
• Jeffery English, Local Youth Leader, Charged with Prostitution
• Have you visited our booth at the SHRM Conference yet? Stop by to find out why we are your opportunity university!
• Nordson Corp. to acquire Belgian manufacturer
• Nordson Corp. to acquire Belgian manufacturer
• OM Group's CFO to retire
• OM Group's CFO to retire
• Women's Sports Notebook
• Thugs Storm Family Dollar
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber wins victory in U.S. Supreme Court in accident case
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber wins victory in U.S. Supreme Court in accident case
• Blue Point Capital Partners recapitalizes Alco Manufacturing LLC
• Blue Point Capital Partners recapitalizes Alco Manufacturing LLC
• Today is the first day of Summer Term II! A warm welcome to all new and returning students! New students – it's important that you attend the first day of class, remember to log into your Angel courses to view your syllabus, course work and fu
• University Hospitals Case Medical Center receives $2 million gift
• University Hospitals Case Medical Center receives $2 million gift
• Ohio's Longest-Serving Employee Retires
• Don't miss CNBC Titans tonight at 9pm! Maria Bartiromo explores the life of one of the most admired and controversial business titans in history, Jack Welch transformed General Electric, increasing its market value by $387 billion and making it the
• Pic of the Day: Clevelanders Badly in Need of Self-Esteem
• Stephanie Robinette, "Breast-Feeding Mother," Sprays Cops
• Rock and Boom
• Slideshow: Summer Solstice Party at the Cleveland Museum of Art
• June 27-July 1, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Identifying the factors driving planned expansion at the I-X Center
• ABSMaterials arm pumped up
• On the comeback trail: Chart Industries Inc.
• What to do -- and not to do -- in turnarounds
• Lincoln showroom upgrades to showcase luxury of brand
• Fighting the good fight
• Fine print of state budget reveals obscure tax breaks
• I-X Center gears up for expansion
• Ford begins plans to demolish shuttered Cleveland Casting Plant
• ABSMaterials arm pumped up
• Heart of the Arts Series - Actress Lynn Corwin Wants You to Know About CSS
• Norris Cole ends up with Miami Heat after going in first round to Chicago Bulls
• Ninja Nanny School
• Peter Bower, Alleged Dog Sex Abuser, Found with Life-Sized Inflatable Sheep
• Med Mart Loses the Kennedy Connection
• Vadxx working with Texas firm to convert plastics into synthetic crude oil
• Putnam County Man Pays $740 for Beer; Meth Use Sky Rockets in Putnam County
• A Cavs Fan's Diary of the NBA Draft in New Jersey
• How Shin-Soo Choo is Rebounding From His DUI, Early Slump
• Market Garden Brewery Just Days from Beer-Soaked Opening
• Christopher Kennedy steps down as president of MMPI
• Traveling to Western Campus via I-71 and/or Bagley Road between June 12-30, you should be aware that Bagley Road will be closed at the railroad crossing just east of I-71. Detours may be posted, but it would be wise to avoid the eastbound Bagley Road exi
• We’re known for moving careers forward. Now we’re moving locations to better meet your needs. Chancellor University & the Jack Welch Management Institute are on the move to Independence. Here you will find the resources to prepare yoursel
• Astro Manufacturing and Design to be featured tonight on CBS Evening News
• Lake Erie Wind Turbine Project Delayed
• Firetruck Hits Flock of Geese, Then Runs Over Them Again
• Congratulations to Norris Cole who was selected in the first round of the NBA Draft. Good luck Norris!
• PREP AND PAROCHIAL EDUCATION: Alumni ties stay strong
• Cost cuts help steady John Carroll
• Thinking about taking a class in the fall? Registration is underway from now until Saturday, August 26.
• Police Blotter Item of the Day
• Cuyahoga County Executive FitzGerald names J.B. Silvers to MetroHealth board
• Orlando Cabrera is an Ayn Rand Fan
• Pittsburgh Thinks the RTA is Awesome
• Parking Job of the Day
• Home sales in Ohio down 21% in May from like month in 2010
• You Like Free Stuff? We're Giving Away a CD
• Cleveland.com Turns 15 Today
• Oberlin Chalk Walk
• Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Suspends Service Because of Construction, But Not Before Selling Hundreds of Tickets on Groupon
• Clinical Research Management Inc. wins $97 million military contract
• Clinical Research Management Inc. wins $97 million military contract
• McKinsey seeks to clarify controversial health reform survey results
• McKinsey seeks to clarify controversial health reform survey results
• Asiatown's Newest Eatery, Saigon Grille, Now Open
• Cleveland State's Norris Cole, and His Flat-Top, Will Be Drafted Tonight
• SpyGlass Group Inc. has eyes on growth
• SpyGlass Group Inc. has eyes on growth
• Bright Spots: June 23, 2011
• Bright Spots: June 23, 2011
• Crain's editorial: Do it right
• Crain's editorial: Do it right
• The CSU Farmers Market returns today from 11-2. Make sure to stop by! Check out a video clip on the farmers market:
• SureFlo demand prompts Flow Polymers to grow
• SureFlo demand prompts Flow Polymers to grow
• Mercury Summer Stock Goes Wild With Doctor Dolittle
• Cleveland State's Norris Cole awaits NBA draft to see where he will play
• Cleveland's 200 Public Square building goes on the selling block
• Cleveland's 200 Public Square building goes on the selling block
• Cleveland Women Try Out for 'The Bachelor'
• Austen BioInnovation Institute looks to form health care, social service alliance in Akron
• Austen BioInnovation Institute looks to form health care, social service alliance in Akron
• Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Alumni of the Year announced:
• Mayors of four eastern suburbs in Cuyahoga County to explore merger
• Mayors of four eastern suburbs in Cuyahoga County to explore merger
• Lincoln College of Technology sets up downtown Cleveland campus
• Urban Partnership Bank names exec to oversee Cleveland, Detroit markets
• Please join us Sunday for Jazz Legends of Tomorrow, a 7pm fundraiser for the Tri-C Jazz Studies program:
• Judge Throws Out Mentor Schools Suicide Suit
• Four Suburbs Consider Merging
• Case Western Reserve University's engineering school receives $2 million gift
• Case Western Reserve University's engineering school receives $2 million gift
• The Cuyahoga Caught Fire 42 Years Ago Today
• Video: Lightning Strikes Key Tower
• NorTech identifies Northeast Ohio's opportunities in advanced energy
• NorTech identifies Northeast Ohio's opportunities in advanced energy
• Mr. Hollywood
• Fattening Frank
• We Get Mail
• 'The Heat Is On' At Near West Theatre’s Production Of Miss Saigon
• White Hat Management buys five closed churches from Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
• Cleveland’s Top CEOs are Rich, B*tch
• Cutler Real Estate in Canton acquires Re/Max Legacy in Hudson
• Pic of the Day: Cleveland's Moving Road in 1905
• Meh Rock Band Releases Live Album Recorded in Cleveland
• New career advice, passed on by our very own career services expert: One update to your resume can make all the difference: If you have an account on Monster.com...
• 30th Birthday Extravaganza
• OSU to Hike Up Tuition
• Pregnant Mom Arrested for DUI With Child in Car
• Local Site Allows Fans to Thank Musicians; No Word if Musicians Are Actually Listening
• Ohio Ranks Low for Personal Freedom
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Akron-Canton Airport sees record passenger traffic in May
• Akron-Canton Airport sees record passenger traffic in May
• Leadership Cleveland announces Class of 2012
• Leadership Cleveland announces Class of 2012
• Good luck to everyone with papers & projects due this week. Also, be sure to check with your professor for the time and date of your finals!
• Heart of the Arts Series - Ellen Pill Blooming Takes on ALS
• Yuengling Coming to Ohio, Officially
• Lubrizol CFO, COO to retire after Berkshire Hathaway deal closes
• Pic of the Day: Josh Cribbs Fights Cleveland Heights Parking Ticket
• Cuyahoga County Corruption All-Stars' Life in Federal Prison
• Video: Tribe Bullpen Plots to Steal Championship Trophy
• Fall registration is open now! We recommend that you reach out to your student services advisor to get a kick start on registration! Call (888) 316-9377 or chat live now with an advisor:
• Cedar Fair names former Disney executive to president's post
• Ryan Dunn, Jackass Star, Dies in Car Accident
• Americhem to create manufacturing campus in North Carolina
• Linndale (and its Speed Trap) Survive Another Challenge
• Innerbelt construction update: June 21, the E. 14 street ramps to I-77 and I-90 will close until summer 2012. Daily lane closures are still expected on Community College Ave. near St. Vincent's. For more information, visit
• Slideshow: Duct Tape Festival in Avon
• PNC to acquire Royal Bank of Canada's U.S. branches
• Manufacturers anticipate boost from natural gas
• Aurora firm lights up with potential for growth
• Accounting hires add up
• Company valuations rebound, generate frenzy of MandA activity
• Crane maker hits new heights
• Cost cuts help steady John Carroll
• June 20-24, 2011
• Crain's podcast: The growth edition -- accounting firms' hiring and companies' values
• Dive in Movie
• Caption Contest: 'Super' OVI
• Noted Strategist, Dr. Trish Gorman Joins Leadership Team at the Jack Welch Management Institute (via BusinessWire)
• Cleveland Woman Promises to Name Child "Dirk" After Heat Loss
• Chancellor University names dean for Jack Welch Management Institute
• Heart of the Arts Series - Allison Lint Fights Vasculitis With Her Violin
• Emmy Nominated Actor Spends Awards Night at Hilarities
• Cuyahoga County Workers Get a Dress Code
• Pic of the Day: Bob "Mad Dawg" Golic
• Wanna See One of Cleveland's Best Bands Run Up Some Stairs?
• ACLU Says War on Drugs in Cuyahoga County a Waste of Time and Money
• Support Tri-C alum, Nevada Smith, at his opening night showing at the Survival Kit Gallery from 5-9:30 pm. His show called Houses=Mountains will run from tonight through Aug. 19. For more information, visit www.survivalkitgallery.com.
• Club Isabella Makes its Dramatic Encore
• Sneak Peek at Market Garden Brewery
• J.P. Morgan exec to fill vacant Progressive board seat
• Ohioand#8217;s May unemployment rate 8.6%
• Concert Review: Rubblebucket at the Beachland Tavern
• SMALL BUSINESS: Fathers, sons navigate tricky work-life dynamic
• Third Frontier may swap grants for seed loans
• Lakewood Residents Don't Want Detroit Theatre to be a McDonald's
• Listen to Jimmy Dimora and Frank Russo Talk Like Assholes
• MetroHealth CFO leaving post
• Good luck to one of our own! A CSU student has a shot at Miss Ohio!
• Man Declares Love for Lolita Hostess and/or Lolita
• Cocaine Is a Helluva Drug
• Lady Gaga's Meat Dress Arrives at Rock Hall, Fashionably Late Of Course
• Bravo for Encore's Wine Dinner
• PolyOne Corp. to open Shanghai distribution warehouse July 1
• Ohio film tax credit draws another movie shoot to Cleveland
• Don’t be COUNTED OUT-registration ends for Summer Term II on Monday, June 20th. There's still time to reach out to your student services advisor to register for your next set of courses! Call (888) 316-9377 or chat live now with an advisor:
• Check out CSU's Farmers Market today and every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.!
• Time-Lapse Video of Wind Turbine Installation
• Start your career with Chancellor University! See our job postings on the HigherEdJobs website for more information.
• Olympic Steel to unveil 120-foot-tall, 100-kilowatt wind turbine
• Bright Spots: June 16, 2011
• Americhem Inc. expands manufacturing in 70th anniversary year
• Is your performance review underperforming?
• Common sense, values keep tank-liner business Blair Rubber Co. strong for 30 years
• Cuyahoga County makes $100,000 loan to provider of web-based services for seniors
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn podcast: How to prevent fraud at your company
• 5 Bold Predictions for Cleveland Browns 2011 Season
• John Kasich, Dan Gilbert Finalize Casino Deal; Racetrack Slots Coming to Ohio
• Attention thrillseekers: WindSeeker is ready for boarding
• Ohio to get $110 million more from Cleveland, Cincinnati casinos
• Riverside Co. buys New Jersey distributor of catheters and incontinence supplies
• Pic of the Day: Betty White at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
• "Congratulations Mavericks" Billboard Appears in Cleveland
• Buckeyes vs. Wolverines rivalry may play out on ice in Cleveland
• Federal government to fund biomass program in Northeast Ohio
• Ohio to receive $1.32 million as part of national settlement with pharmaceutical company
• US Dept of Ed. study shows online learning is equally & in some cases even more effective than face-to-face learning. Check out our online degree options at www.chancelloru.edu
• Here's What The Illuminating Company Thought Cleveland Would Look Like in 1983
• Train Day 2011
• Five Guys Competing in "Sit-In" Competition to Win a Car at Akron Aeros Ballpark
• CSU breathes new life into downtown with Campus Village:
• Energy costs lead 1.3% rise in Northeast Ohio's Consumer Price Index
• Man Shot Over Four Loko Dispute
• Concert Review: Glee Live! at Quicken Loans Arena
• The 5-Year Plan
• We Get Mail
• Tilting at Windmills
• Are you interested or know anyone who would like to attend Tri-C? Join us this Friday, June 17, 2011 for Open House. The event will take place on each campus from 9am to 1pm. Take a tour and learn all about what Tri-C has to offer. Get registered today!
• Philips Healthcare receives warning letter from federal regulators
• Big Book of Cleveland: The Sports
• Kirtland Strawberry Festival 2011
• Barberton Says No To Bath Salts
• Cardiologist joins Summa Health System to lead heart research program
• Students: It's Week 7... that means another completed term is in the books! There's still time to enroll in classes for Summer Term II! Call (888) 316-9377 or chat live now with an advisor:
• Agilysys Inc. moving Solon HQ to Georgia
• Chardon Schools Investigating Urine on Baseball Diamond
• Seven Hills Councilman Builds a Better Sippy Cup
• Cuyahoga County Corruption Cheat Sheet
• Blue Point Capital Partners sells interest in sanitation services firm
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. completes $850 million public offering
• Pic of the Day: That's One Way to Fight Traffic Cameras
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Everything You Never Needed to Know About the Anthony Sowell Trial
• Concert Review: Foster the People at the Grog Shop
• SMALL BUSINESS: Supporting roles open up with NE Ohio film industry growth
• Beachwood tech company offers a new way to navigate
• Lubrizol Corp., Berkshire Hathaway Inc. give themselves an extension to close deal
• Kasich Shakes Down Casino Developers
• FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Co. to break ground on emergency operations center
• John Kasich Declares Dallas Mavericks "Honorary Ohioans"
• Dan Gilbert Jabs at LeBron on Twitter Again
• Andy Strizak Exits as Chef of Symon's Lolita
• Fund for Our Economic Future awards $5.3M in grants
• Innerbelt update: Overnight Tuesday, June 14, the E 9th Street ramp to I-77 southbound will close. Lane closures on Orange Avenue between E. 9 & E. 30 Streets will take place until June 18. Closures are expected on the E. 14 Street exit ramp from I-9
• Save a life, give blood today and receive free Chipotle plus a chance to win a trip to Disney World or $25 gas card!
• Pic of the Day: Terrelle Pryor's Car Towed in Columbus
• English Beat Cooks Up Something Good at the Rock Hall
• Ralph Mowery, Unhappy at Sub Shop, Throws Teeth
• Finding a Good College Fit-- and why its important!
• Goodyear Blimp Crashes in Germany; Pilot Dead
• Cleveland, Get Your Miami Heat Championship Gear Here
• LeBron Says He's Still Rich, You're Still Poor
• 2011 Tony Awards Wrap-Up: Did Cleveland Native Win?
• AMP 150 Hires High-Profile Cleveland Chef
• A. Schulman Inc. names new chief financial officer
• Concert Review: Neon Indian at the Grog Shop
• Finance vet leads U.S. Bank locally
• Beachwood tech company offers a new way to navigate
• Magnet now assisting health care providers
• Contractors at odds over reform proposal
• Third Frontier may swap grants for seed loans
• Savvy researchers see the light
• Hiring agencies shore up own staffing levels
• June 13-17, 2011
• Crain's podcast: The lively Huron Hospital and Third Frontier edition
• Asphalt Cinema
• Tri-C is excited to continue the grand opening of the Westshore Campus by hosting a Health & Wellness Fair Staurday, June 18, 2011 from 11am to 1pm . Healthy food, health screenings, tours of the building, program information, great give-a-ways and r
• Knee-High Naturalists
• Traveling to Western Campus via I-71 and/or Bagley Road between June 12-30, you should be aware that Bagley Road will be closed at the railroad crossing just east of I-71. Detours may be posted, but it would be wise to avoid the eastbound Bagley Road exi
• John Kasich, John Boehner to Golf With President Obama and Joe Biden
• Carnegie Avenue Ramp Closing, People Freaking Out
• Escaped Monkey Finally Caught
• Survey: Cleveland-area companies have sunny profit, hiring forecast for rest of 2011
• Pop-Up Event to Offer Fleeting Resto Experience (and Noodlecat Sneak Peek)
• Cleveland Theater Listing - 06/10/11 - 06/12/11
• Dad Threatens to Burn, Cut Head Off Family Snake
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. sells tire reinforcement wire business for $50 million
• Cedar Fair Entertainment Co.'s CFO to resign June 22
• Geauga Man Explains Why UFOs Visited Ohio in the 1950s, Local News Reporter Tells You What to Do if You See a UFO
• Friday Morning Swag Giveaway
• College students, are you majoring in something you love? Learn why loving your work matters.
• Vadxx Energy oil fuels potential for large-scale growth
• Crain's seeks nominees for three recognition events
• Watch this exclusive Skype video of Cool Cleveland's interview of jazz great and Tri-C alum Dominick Farinacci and Loren Schoenberg of the Jazz Museum in Harlem. Dominick will appear on Sun 6/26/11 at 7PM at the Hanna Theatre at PlayhouseSquare in C
• Cuyahoga County mayors gather to hear about anti-poaching agreement
• "The Akron Song (We're a City Too)"
• Old Woman in Nightgown Arrested in Murder-for-Hire Plot
• Steve Popovich, Cleveland Music Legend, Dies at the Age of 68
• President Barack Obama: The Scene Interview
• Next to Normal Rocks PlayhouseSquare
• ChanTest Corp. enters into research collaboration agreement with FDA
• Lubrizol shareholders approve company's acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway
• Things Will Be Getting All Green and Geeky Around Here for the Next Few Days
• We’re known for moving careers forward. Now we’re moving locations to better meet your needs. Chancellor University & the Jack Welch Management Institute are on the move to Independence. Here you will find the resources to prepare yoursel
• J.M. Smucker Co. reports lower fourth-quarter earnings
• Video: Cop Forgets to Put Car in Park, Cruiser Crashes Into Two Cars
• Live music, gourmet prepared lunches and more than 250 fresh market foods all today at CSU's Farmers Market! Open today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Check out the market on the CSU campus at Euclid & 18th!
• Chancellor University to move to Independence from Cleveland's Midtown area
• Bright Spots: June 9, 2011
• Yes, a recovery -- but small auto suppliers still face challenges
• Case Western Reserve University teams emerge on top in 2011 Idea Competition
• Arteriocyte signs RandD deal with U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research
• Cavs' Development League partnership with Erie team ends; Youngstown may be on radar
• Steve Loomis Displeased With Plain Dealer Coverage of Cops; Mike Trivisonno Doesn't Know Where PD's Offices Are
• Fed Beige Book indicates economy in Cleveland district continues to expand
• JobsOhio plan envisions regional partners
• Old Arcade ripe for bargain shoppers as auction awaits
• And Now, Baby Swans Preparing for a Nap
• Elizabeth Jones, Elyria Roofer, Hides Stolen Rings in Her . . . Errr
• Residents Utterly Reasonable When It Comes to Outdoor Basketball Hoops
• Interested in obtaining your degree? There's still time to enroll for Summer Term II! To speak to an admissions associate, call (888) 316-9377 or chat live with a representative by clicking here:
• Cleveland Ranked 7th Nationally for Job Openings
• Shawn Hawkins, Death Row Inmate, Granted Clemency
• Drunk 'Wolfman' Arrested in Sheffield Township
• Pic of the Day: 71 "NORHT"
• Day out with Dad
• Cliffs Natural Resources prices planned offering of 9 million common shares
• Goodrich Corp. to close Cleveland landing gear plant at the cost of 400 jobs
• Jack & Suzy's business expertise-- Coming to CNBC prime this summer!
• What the Boy Saw
• Exit, Stage Left
• We Get Mail
• Overflowing Mugs
• Victims' Families Ask for Plea Deal in Sowell Case
• Federal judge finds in favor of AmFin Financial in case brought by FDIC
• Federal judge finds in favor of AmFin Financial in case brought by FDIC
• Rock Hall's Summer in the City Concert Series Surprisingly Kicks Ass
• FirstEnergy unit returns Perry Nuclear Power Plant to service
• FirstEnergy unit returns Perry Nuclear Power Plant to service
• TCP Inc. names Home Depot official as senior VP of business development
• TCP Inc. names Home Depot official as senior VP of business development
• Many scholarships require writing a thank you note... learn how to write one:
• New Film Documents Activists’ Fight with Forest City Over Atlantic Yards
• ODOT issues latest update on traffic changes coming to I-90
• ODOT issues latest update on traffic changes coming to I-90
• Viktor Schreckengost Museum Opening Delayed Amid Allegations of Misconduct
• Cleveland Metropolitan School District promotes from within in naming new CEO
• Cleveland Metropolitan School District promotes from within in naming new CEO
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Try Your Hand at Redistricting Ohio
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. plans to sell 9 million shares
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. plans to sell 9 million shares
• President Obama Asks About LeBron James in Interview With Cleveland Reporter
• Cuyahoga County Saving Pennies at the Pump With New Stickers
• Pic of the Day: Halted Demolition
• History of Lake Erie Wineries Told in New Book
• Man Steals Underwear After Stealing Diapers
• Keithley Instruments' Solon plant to see majority of its manufacturing move to China
• Innerbelt bridge update: Due to short merge distances, motorists may no longer access E. 22nd Street from I-90 east bound. It is suggested that these motorits exit at Broadway Avenue to access E. 22nd Street.
• Summer Registration Day @ Brunswick University Center on 6/8 from noon-5 pm and 6/11 from 9 am-1 pm. Apply, learn about financial aid, meet with counselors and take tours. For more information:
• The Farmers Market at CSU opens this Thursday! The market is open 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Thursday through November. See details:
• Ohio Congressional Members Can't Explain State Budget
• Do you have a paper to write and need to research the topic? Chancellor University Library provides you with access to a wide variety of digital resources including journal and magazine articles, e-books, newspapers, general reference materials, educatio
• Cleveland Clinic to cease operations at Huron Hospital within 90 days
• Al-Qaeda Got Recipes For Cupcakes From Hudson's Main Street Cupcakes Instead of Bomb Instructions
• Pic of the Day: 100 Days of Cleveland
• The Making of a Master Chef
• Cleveland City Hall Employee Suspended Over Facebook Posts About Co-Worker
• Grady's Fine Wines Just Got a Whole Lot Finer Thanks to New Ownership
• The Native Clevelander Who Named His Son After Jim Tressel
• Motivation Monday: "Believe you can and you're halfway there" -Theodore Roosevelt
• Slideshow: Phish at Blossom
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. closes on $125 million term loan
• Two Arrested While 'Planking'
• Datatrak International files patent infringement suit against Medidata Solutions
• Thousands of Worms Die in Brunswick, WKYC is There
• Ganeden Biotech sells two probiotic brands to Schiff Nutrition for $40 million
• Ganeden Biotech sells two probiotic brands to Schiff Nutrition for $40 million
• Forest City Enterprises reports first-quarter profit vs year-ago loss
• Bedford Strawberry Festival
• Don't miss Jack & Suzy Welch discuss the auto rental giant, Hertz, tonight on CNBC. The show starts at 9p | 12a ET. We look forward to watching!
• Concert Review: Josh Groban at Quicken Loans Arena
• JobsOhio plan envisions regional partners
• Trouble lurks in shadows of foreclosure numbers
• NE Ohio manufacturers: No place like home
• FitzGerald, mayors to address poaching
• June 6-10, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Assessing whether a no-poaching policy can work here
• Taylor Burke wins third state high jump title, leads Medina County athletes
• Medina Bees win second straight state title in girls lacrosse
• NASA's Glenn Research Center: Dreaming Big
• Interested in the paralegal field? Check out this podcast: Ethics & Professionalism within the Paralegal Profession. Listen to hear ethics tips for paralegals, find out how paralegals can assist attorneys in the area of client communications, and dis
• New Book Proves Goddard is a Nice Guy
• Chef Ellis Cooley is leaving AMP 150
• Cleveland Clinic, Israeli company Rainbow Medical form partnership
• The fortune 100's, fasionistas, environmentalists, even the FBI need accountants. You'll find accountants working in the entertainment industry, for renowned restaurants, even at global ad agencies. Accounting is a growing field. Learn how you
• Ellis Cooley to Leave AMP 150 and Cleveland — But...
• Cleveland in Top Ten Cities for Singles
• Shooting Thursday Night Downtown
• Clevelander Rory O'Malley a Favorite to Win Tony Award for Role in "The Book of Mormon"
• Medina Girls Lacrosse, Track & Field athletes ready for state tournament
• Tips for Traveling with Children
• Radar Shows a Midge Storm
• Pickled Eggs Now Available at Indians Games
• Eaton Corp. acquires industrial electrical equipment reseller in Colombia
• CSU presents "The Emperor's New Clothes" at the CSU Factory Theatre from July 13-30. The production includes light snacks with an interactive family theater workshop led by the cast following each matinee performance. See details:
• 38% of College Students Can’t Go 10 Minutes Without Technology (via mashable)
• Crain's seeks nominees for three recognition events
• Tony Award Winner Returns Home to Cleveland in Next to Normal tour
• Map: Ohio 8th-Graders Know Science
• The Launch of the Launch House
• Summer Term II is right around the corner! Please contact your student services advisor to finalize your schedule, add a class, and order course materials by calling (866) 998-8828 option 5 or emailing academicadvising@chancelloru.edu
• Hodge Podge a Finalist in "The Great Food Truck Race"
• Case Western Reserve names NIH researcher as dean of its nursing school
• The Midges are Back; Don't Be a Joba
• Riverside Co. acquires Tennessee courier company Alliance1
• Slideshow: Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest Qualifier
• Associated Materials announces change in CEO post
• Looking for a career? Here are 25 companies who are hiring:
• Bright Spots: June 2, 2011
• Come Watch Guys Eat Hot Dogs
• Pic of the Day: LeBron's Hairline in 2016
• IT company Onix Networking Corp. is moving to Lakewood
• Feeling tired in class is frustrating. It can leave you feeling lost in class and even cause your grades to suffer. If you are finding it hard to focus in class because you feel tired, there are a few quick tricks that can help you:
• Thogus Products Cos. breaks away from pack of plastics processors
• A new neighborhood will open on the CSU campus in 2012. "Campus Village" will include apartment units, a parking garage, outdoor pool, clubhouse, cyber cafe, stores and restaurants. Read story in the PD:
• Smaller firms try self-funding benefits
• Crain's seeks nominees for three recognition events
• Bark in the Park
• Jack Welch Management Institute Dean of Faculty and curriculum developer, Trish Gorman Clifford, featured on Forbes
• Video: Ed FitzGerald's Town Hall Meeting
• Akron Global Business Accelerator to be U.S. home of Finnish wireless company
• Ohio Legislature Wants to Raise Alcohol Content In Beer: An Economic Analysis
• Pic of the Day: SWAT Team's Mock Disaster at Jacobs Field
• Cleveland State trustees sign off on $50 million housing deal with private developer
• Crain's seeks nominees for three recognition events
• Video: Peyton Hillis' Madden Cover Shoot
• Free Childcare for Struggling Parents
• Police Cutbacks Could Leave Downtown Unguarded By Day
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Education pays. That's the lesson of study after study on the income effects of pursuing higher education.
• Momentive Performance Materials set to expand Strongsville plant
• Musician Bobby Sanabria Battles the Grammys
• Adventures in Latin Street Food — via Lakewood
• Pile of 45,000 Tires Discovered After Fence Blows Down
• Enjoy summer in the city at CSU. Check out the 100+ free events at PlayhouseSquare. See details:
• Cleveland Indians gain BP as corporate sponsor
• Unpaid student internships may seem like a waste of time. After all, why bother working for free when you can get a paying job? But what you may not have considered is the fact that a good internship (paid or unpaid) can have a hugely positive impact on
• We Get Mail
• Shakeup in Lockdown
• Riding Coach
• Cleveland home prices continued to slide in March
• Innerbelt Bridge update: From 8 pm-6 am this Friday and Saturday, crews will close E.14th under I-90. Daily lane closures are expected on the E. 14th Street exit ramp from I-90, as well as the Community College Ave extension near St. Vincent Charity Hos
• OurPet's Co. settles patent infringement lawsuit filed against Sergeant's Pet Care
• National Association of College Stores files motion to dismiss Amazon.com lawsuit
• Video: F**k You Hipsters
• A few good tips for college students: 9 Ways to Use Summer to Your Career Advantage
• Welcome back students! Enjoy the Summer Semester.
• Help a Local Filmmaker With His Documentary on Stella Walsh
• Ohio to Inspect 'Spray Parks,' Ask Folks to Stay Away if They Have Diarrhea
• Pic of the Day: Construction Begins on Flats' East Bank
• Mom Arrested for DUI With Kids in Car at 3 A.M.
• Richfield Village Named No. 1 Suburb in Cleveland
• That accounting degree could come in handy. 21% of employers are looking for new grads with accounting skills
• Official Peyton Hillis Madden Cover Revealed
• Video: Transforming The Q for Basketball, Hockey, and Football
• Agilysys Inc. to sell Technology Solutions Group, announces change in CEO suite
• Newsweek named CSU Professor Toshinori Munakata one of "25 influential Japanese people respected by the world"
• We hope all of you had a great Memorial Day Weekend!
• Crain's, Howard and O'Brien to honor HR professionals with Archer Awards
• Farm & Garden Day
• Thank you to all those who have served or are serving our country. Happy Memorial Day. The college will be closed today Monday, May 30, 2011 in observance of the holiday.
• Berea Rib Cook-Off 2011
• Concert Review: Neon Trees Energizes House of Blues
• Alleged Drunk Driver Pulls Over, Talks to Cops
• Cleveland Museum of Art Grabs Curator From Akron Art Museum
• An NBA Finals Shirt for Cavs Fans
• Norwalk High Seniors Arrested for Prank; Prank Offensively Lame
• Cleveland Clinic names Dr. Thomas Tulisiak president of Medina Hospital
• Cleveland Clinic names Dr. Thomas Tulisiak president of Medina Hospital
• Peek'n Peak Resort and Spa headed to auction block
• Peek'n Peak Resort and Spa headed to auction block
• Clevelander Creates New Premium Vodka
• Nordson Corp. board authorizes buyback of up to 2 million common shares
• Nordson Corp. board authorizes buyback of up to 2 million common shares
• Slideshow: Bob Seger at Quicken Loans Arena
• How LeBron Uses His Headband to Cover His Receding Hairline
• Tribe's Chris Perez Talks About Girls in Wet T-Shirts, No Shirts
• Timken Co. plans to buy Philadelphia Gear Corp. for $200 million
• Timken Co. plans to buy Philadelphia Gear Corp. for $200 million
• New CSU mobile app highlights Cleveland's history: The app has been recognized as one of best in the world:
• Portugal The Man Rocks The House of Blues
• Cleveland State names former Clinic researcher as dean of its science college
• Cleveland State names former Clinic researcher as dean of its science college
• Pic of the Day: A Vision of the East Bank of the Flats
• Morning Coffee Video Featuring Pre-NIN Trent Reznor
• CSU names Dr. Meredith Bond, a prominent heart researcher, as Dean of Science College. Get to know Dr. Bond:
• Report: Cost of local government in Northeast Ohio rose 70% over 10-year span
• Report: Cost of local government in Northeast Ohio rose 70% over 10-year span
• Cleveland Hopkins International Airport sees first-quarter passenger traffic rise
• Cleveland Hopkins International Airport sees first-quarter passenger traffic rise
• Counties figure out how they'd divvy up revenue from Lake Erie wind turbine leases
• Counties figure out how they'd divvy up revenue from Lake Erie wind turbine leases
• John Kasich's Poll Numbers Continue to Plummet
• Lorain Man Bites Off Ear, Flashes 3-Year-Old
• Vintage Video: Jerry Springer Campaigning for Governor in 1981
• Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department's Facebook Page Nets 700th Arrest
• The Mobile App of Cleveland History
• Bright Spots: May 26, 2011
• Cuyahoga County Economic Development Commission approves five-year ED plan
• Cuyahoga County Economic Development Commission approves five-year ED plan
• Westfield Great Northern to spend at least $8 million to create new food court
• Westfield Great Northern to spend at least $8 million to create new food court
• Disgruntled RTA Rider Breaks Windows at RTA Offices
• Employers accelerate health care cost shifting
• Employers accelerate health care cost-shifting
• Are you looking for a summer camp for your child that offers something more? Check out the Summer Camp at the CSU Recreation Center:
• Jones Day Clamps Down on Dress Code
• Survey shows worker shortage grows despite high unemployment
• Survey shows worker shortage grows despite high unemployment
• Riverside Co. agrees to acquire Finland's Reima children's clothing firm
• New Wave Plastics expands with move to Cleveland
• New Wave Plastics expands with move to Cleveland
• Sterling Jewelers' parent reports record first-quarter results
• Sterling Jewelers' parent reports record first-quarter results
• Sloan's Double Cross Tour Sways Grog Shop Fans
• IMG Worldwide, Tiger Woods' agent Mark Steinberg part ways
• IMG Worldwide, Tiger Woods' agent Mark Steinberg part ways
• Forged in Flame Start New Webisode Series
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission awards more than $3.5 million in grants
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission awards more than $3.5 million in grants
• INVESTING GUIDE 2011: Investors now more careful
• INVESTING GUIDE 2011: Investors now more careful
• Bankruptcy filings ebb in Northeast Ohio
• Bankruptcy filings ebb in Northeast Ohio
• Kasich's Casino Consultant Meeting with Developers Today
• Tribe Fan Caught Pounding Beer in Front Row
• Hollywood Undead's Revolt Tour Hits HOB
• RPM International to sell $150 million of notes
• Blossom Time Balloon Festival
• Ohio puts $2M behind effort to bring International Space Station lab to NE Ohio
• Life After Death Tax?
• We Get Mail
• Silent Enforcer
• OIly Salesman
• Surreal Imagery Highlights Environmental Change
• Bernie Moreno completes deal for the former Central Hummer East
• Bernie Moreno completes deal for the former Central Hummer East
• In case you missed it, read this inspirational story about Tri-C graduate Tabatha Wade-Collier who has defied the odds with a positive outlook, determination and perseverance. What are you doing to achieve your dream?
• Tragic Beauty is Cuban Artist's Hallmark
• Kent State University gets $3.2 million license for IT course materials
• Kent State University gets $3.2 million license for IT course materials
• Cleveland is One of the Safest Cities for Pedestrians
• Forest City Enterprises to handle management, leasing of two shopping centers
• Forest City Enterprises to handle management, leasing of two shopping centers
• Progressive Corp. to hire 125 customer service reps at Mayfield Village HQ
• Progressive Corp. to hire 125 customer service reps at Mayfield Village HQ
• Man Brings Marijuana to Jail, is Promptly Arrested
• The Past and Present of Zubaz
• Video: It Was Windy Yesterday
• Robber Nabs $4.10
• Pic of the Day: Funnel Cloud Over Cleveland
• Frank Russo's Housemate's Sister Fired
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Bar Louie Describes Plans for Downtown Expansion into Metro Space
• TravelCenters of America prices planned offering of 10 million common shares
• Wind Project Proceeds to Be Split Between Cuyahoga, Other Counties
• John Kasich Pimps Screening of 'Waiting for Superman'
• J.M. Smucker Co. raises coffee prices for second time this year
• A. Schulman extends employment agreement of CEO Joseph Gingo
• INVESTING GUIDE 2011: Target-date funds draw support, some criticism
• Stark Enterprises pushes planned Crocker Park retail space at industry convention
• Cleveland State golfer Michael Klaric misses NCAA golf tourney by four strokes
• Buckle Up for the Next Two Weeks
• Return of 50/50 Marks Biggest Show So Far
• Metro Bar + Kitchen closes; Bar Louie to fill its space
• Cleveland is Moderately Healthy
• 20-Year-Old Snagged for Underage Drinking Day Before Big B-Day
• CSU pre-med students invited to visit Northeast Ohio University of Medicine (formerly NEOUCOM) on June 20. See details:
• Akron-Canton Airport reports record passenger traffic for April
• John Kasich Makes an SB5 Joke
• ESPN Thinks the Indians are 'Fading'
• License Plate of the Day: Beer
• Taking classes, working, or living on campus this summer? Summer Meal Plans are now available:
• Crain's editorial: Told you so
• Esteemed chef prepares to launch second "green' eatery
• Lawsuit delays auto dealer Moreno's planned move to East Side
• Venerable area concert venues face the music
• Steelmakers on alert to meet natural gas push
• Bankruptcy filings ebb in Northeast Ohio
• Northeast Ohio companies power up to capitalize on smart grid technologies
• Northeast Ohio companies power up to capitalize on smart grid technologies
• Liquor profit plan: Worth a shot?
• May 23-27, 2011
• Crain's podcast: Assessing American Greetings fallout, and bankruptcies' decline
• Grab your bike, helmet, friends and family, join Team Tri-C and RideUNITED to benefit United Way! First 150 students get FREE registration! Riders can choose from 12, 25, 43, 86 or 100 mile options. Don’t want to ride that long? You can do a family
• Facing Mars at the Great Lakes Science Center
• The Drowsy Chaperone at Huntington Playhouse
• Grades were posted today in my Tri-C space on your My Info tab (scroll to the bottom of the page and look in the center for "Student Grades", select the term and hit go, then scroll back down the page to see your grades).
• American Greetings to build new headquarters at Crocker Park in Westlake
• Nordson Corp. sees second-quarter earnings double year-ago results
• Pic of the Day: Here's What It Looks Like When a Dye Pack Explodes on a Robber
• Ohio unemployment rate falls to 8.6% in April, beats nation's jobless rate
• Ohio City Named One of Ten Best Places in the World to Bar Hop
• Corlett Lumber closes; auctioneer slated to sell off various assets
• Video: Fan Faceplants Trying to Grab Foul Ball
• American Greetings Headquarters Will Be in Westlake, According to Employees
• Cleveland State has tough first day at NCAA regional golf in California
• John Kasich Asks Guy if His Girlfriend is His Mother
• Enjoy the warm weather this evening at Elements Bistro with a Wine Dinner starting at 6 p.m. See details:
• Atheists Will Take Care of Your Pets After the Rapture
• Cavs Tie Eastern Conference Finals Against the Bulls, According to Nashville Tennessean
• Home sales in Northeast Ohio rise in April despite continued slump statewide
• For LeBron James, NBA fans find it easy to forgive and forget
• I Can Schools to open third public charter, plans more
• Area companies warm further to 'open innovation'
• Greater Cleveland car dealers' group says sales climbed in April
• Video: "I Like to Wear Bright Socks and I'm an Avid Cleveland Browns Fan"
• Bicycles Don't Make Good Getaway Vehicles
• Why college is worth according to TIME:
• Bright Spots: May 19, 2011
• Cleveland State drops last road game, ends final season at home against Rider
• Northeast Ohio's a big winner in Presidential 'E' Awards
• Vitamix Corp. executive chairman named Small Business Person of the Year
• 'Mullet Robber' Strikes Ohio Again
• Opening reception tomorrow from 5-7 p.m. for PRESENCE, an art exhibition at the CSU Art Gallery. See details:
• Pic of the Day: Delaware Believes in Cleveland
• Get Off Ohio's Lawn, You Darned Kids
• Thinking about starting or finishing your degree but you have no time? Not to worry, we offer our degrees online!
• CONGRATULATIONS Tri-C Graduates!!! The 45th annual Commencement Ceremony is tonight. This year the College is awarding more than 950 Associate of Arts Degrees, more than 800 Associate of Applied Science Degrees and nearly 500 Associate of Applied Busine
• Small, midsize firms overlook social media risks
• State-Imposed Budget Cuts Hit Cleveland
• Port Authority doesn't extend parking agreement with Cleveland Browns
• Kyrie Irving Shot Down LeBron James; Cleveland's Going to Love Him
• Summer school starts next week at CSU. There is still time to register for classes! Go to CampusNet to view course offerings and to register:
• Pic of the Day: Chris Perez as Uncle Rico
• Video: Cavs Fans Celebrate Landing First Pick in NBA Draft
• Dennis Kucinich Would Win Hypothetical Presidential Race Against Sarah Palin, Donald Trump
• Want to know what its like to be enrolled in our MBA program? Check out the diaries of a few of our Jack Welch Management Institute graduate students:
• Concert Review and Slideshow: Cake at the Masonic Auditorium
• Olympic Steel Inc. to buy Chicago Tube and Iron for $150 million
• Progressive Corp. reports higher earnings in April vs. year ago
• Clyde's Bistro is Gone, But New Bistro Takes its Place
• Developers Diversified Realty strikes deal with Target for two new stores
• Cleveland to host national rowing championship
• Kids Fun Days at Progressive Field
• Health Services Management students and alumni-- check out this job posting from cleveland.com: Quality Improvement - Elyria, OH EMH Regional Healthcare System
• London private equity firm buys majority stake in Cleveland's Hilite International
• Beachwood hires consultant to help revamp its economic development efforts
• TravelCenters of America begins offering of 10 million common shares
• The Job Machine
• Homicide & Hype
• LeYawn
• We Get Mail
• Check out the upcoming Technology Petting Zoo at the Cuyahoga County Public Library! You can take the iPad, iPod, Nook and other cool gadgets for a test drive at one of our upcoming Technology Petting Zoo. Library staff will be available to answer questi
• Former Allegheny Energy CEO to leave FirstEnergy Corp.
• Cleveland Will Not Be Breaking World Record for Canoes and Kayaks, Sorry
• Cuyahoga Falls Councilman is Not Anti-Bird
• University of Akron to help train Saudi high school grads in elastomer technology
• CNBC Titans #7: Jack WelchMaria Bartiromo explores the life of one of the most admired and controversial business TITANS in history, Jack Welch. The program will premiere on Monday, June 27th at 9pm. The show will repeat that evening at 10pm and 12am.
• Is Dennis Kucinich Pulling a Chicken-Little Routine?
• University Hospitals plans $30 million investment in new radiation treatment
• Ohio Tea Partiers "Sick" of Boehner’s “Tears”
• 'Relaxation' Brownies Available at a Store Near You
• Daniel Lee Bedford, Cincinnati Killer, To Be Executed
• Video: Science Says Cavs Get First Pick in NBA Draft Lottery
• Cleveland State golfers off to San Diego to compete in NCAA regional tourney
• Your Guide to Taco Tuesday in Cleveland
• Digital marketing agency Rosetta acquired by France's Publicis Groupe
• Datatrak International reports first-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Workers Suffer as Standoff Between John Kasich and Casinos Continues
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Kudos to the students, faculty and staff in CSU's Nance College of Business! The college was awarded the Presidential "E" Award for Exports. The "E" Awards are the highest recognition any U.S. organization may receive for making
• Mustard Fails to Foil Hopkins K9
• Man Arrested for Masturbating in Front of Kids
• Cleveland Marathon Medals Misprinted With Wrong Year
• Cleveland to lay off 321 workers in light of state budget cuts
• Entrepreneurs, don't forget about the $500/intern reimbursement program. Sign up at
• The Indians Knew They'd Be Good and That You Wouldn't Come See Them Anyway
• Women Rock Public Hall
• Motivation Monday: "People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it." ~George Bernard Shaw
• If you are on the Metro Campus today at 1pm stop by the Metro Campus Theater to hear Dr. Farrah Gray speak on "Keeping the Momentum as We Motivate, Mentor and Maximize Student Success. Dr. Gray is a self made millionaire and was named one of the mo
• Mayor Jackson to Discuss City Layoffs
• Rock Hall Inductions Return to Cleveland in 2012
• Day Out with Thomas
• New York Community Bancorp pays $13.1 million for Ohio Savings Plaza
• Akron a Top Ten Worst City for Renters
• A. Schulman Inc. board OKs buyback of up to $100 million of common stock
• Agilysys Inc. says fiscal 2011 results miss projections
• College grads enter job market with new confidence:
• Mom Hits Daughter With Car
• Video: Teen Girls Brawl in Bedford
• Anthony Bourdain Coming to Cleveland
• Pic of the Day: The Magic is Back at Jacobs Field
• Congratulations CSU graduates! Enjoy your day!
• Aleris International Inc. reports big increase in first-quarter earnings
• Aleris International Inc. reports big increase in first-quarter earnings
• Hickok Inc. sees second-quarter loss shrink from year earlier
• Hickok Inc. sees second-quarter loss shrink from year earlier
• Mugshot of the Day: That's a Helluva Face Tattoo
• Cleveland's Soulless to U.K. Band Named Soulless: No F'in Way
• Students: If you want to be successful in school, don't forget to ask for help when you need it. Email tutoring@ChancellorU.edu to set up an appointment with a tutor or call the department at (216) 432-8958.
• Iris and Scott Wolstein, Otto family to cancel Developers Diversified voting pact
• Iris and Scott Wolstein, Otto family to cancel Developers Diversified voting pact
• Man Arrested After Blocking Sewer With Carpet, Threatening Neighbor
• Frank Russo to Avoid Jail Until Testifying Against Jimmy Dimora, Probably (Updated)
• Peyton Hillis Wants Madden to Make His Biceps Bigger, and More Facts About the Albino Rhino
• Watch the speech Suzy Welch gave at the 2011 Chick-Fil-A Leadercast. Available until 6/10.
• CSU's Spring Commencement ceremonies will be held tomorrow at the Wolstein Center. Congratulations graduates!
• Energy Focus Inc. reports smaller first-quarter loss than year earlier
• My Tri-C Space is now available. Thank you for your patience during this maintenance event.
• Read all about CSU's Creative Voices Summit in the PD: - the event is being held at CSU on May 25.
• My Tri-C Space is currently unavailable due to the high volume of purging old records during routine maintenance. At this time, we do not have an estimated time for completion; however we are actively monitoring the situation. A notice will be sent out a
• CSU mourns the loss of President Emeritus John Flower -
• HorseFest 2011
• Cliffs Natural Resources completes deal for Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines
• Slideshow: Blue October at House of Blues
• John Demjanjuk Convicted for Role in Nazi Camp
• Patrick Coyne Still Works for Prosecutor's Office, According to Prosecutor's Office Sign
• Bizdom U begins accepting applications for fall 2011 entrepreneurship training
• Campus dining locations kick into summer hours next week. Check out when your favorite locations are open!
• Eaton Corp. completes acquisition of Internormen Technology Group
• Pic of the Day: Thomas Edison's Workshop
• TOA Technologies raises $17.2 million in latest financing round
• Don't miss the CSU Graduation Party today starting at 4:30!!!
• Dennis Kucinich Might Run in Maine Now
• Thieves Swipe Pizza, Not Cash, From Delivery Driver
• Meet actress Rosie Perez (White Men Can't Jump) and pioneer hip hop musician Darryl McDaniels (Run DMC) at CSU’s Creative Voices Summit and lunch on May 25. Celebrate the arts!
• Vintage Video: Len Barker's Perfect Game
• LeBron Apologizes to Cleveland After Beating Celtics
• If you're ready to become a confident leader and inspire change in organizations, societies and others, you're in the right place. Whether you're starting your journey to leadership, or well along the path, a business degree from Chancello
• House to Vote On Guns In Bars Today
• Ferro Corp. to move HQ to Mayfield Heights from downtown Cleveland
• Ferro Corp. to move HQ to Mayfield Heights from downtown Cleveland
• Michigan Grads Walk Out on Ohio Senator Rob Portman's Speech in Protest of Anti-Gay Rights Voting Record
• Jack Welch Management Institute Dean of Faculty and curriculum developer, Trish Gorman Clifford, featured on Forbes:
• Kid Kicked Off School Bus for Farting
• Robert "Tractor" Traylor Dead at 34
• Ohio's Big Cities Are More Dangerous Than Mexican Border Towns
• University Hospitals receives $3.5 million gift for Seidman Cancer Center
• University Hospitals receives $3.5 million gift for Seidman Cancer Center
• Members of the class of 2011 have landed more jobs at higher starting salaries than their immediate predecessors, according to a new report.
• CSU establishes partnership with Northeast Ohio Medical University. Read the story in the PD:
• Man Arrested for Running Naked on Beach
• 'Get Motivated' Seminar Causes Traffic Jams, Irks Downtown Workers
• Want to see what our Visual Communication & Design students have been up to all year or are you looking for some talent to join your organization? Come to the VC&D Spring Portfolio Showcase Thurs. May 12 and Fri. May 13, 4-9 p.m. at the Center fo
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Open Season
• Botched Snap
• We Get Mail
• Farm Stays in Northeast, Ohio
• Cropicana Sees 1,000 on Opening Night; More to Come
• Cleveland Clinic spinoff Explorys Inc. raises $11.5 million from investors
• DUI Suspect Arrested on Way to AA Meeting
• Timken Co. directors raise quarterly dividend 11%
• Before he became one of the richest and most powerful men in the world, John D. Rockefeller was a Chancellor University Alumni. Who will you become?
• Suarez Corporation Industries to set up operations in former Hoover plant
• Pic of the Day: Cory Snyder is 'Gunsmoke'
• Cuyahoga County Council Begins Preparation to Leave Home Behind
• Improved Rail Service in NEO Could Happpen, But Not Soon
• Park-Ohio Holdings sees first-quarter earnings quadruple
• Park-Ohio Holdings sees first-quarter earnings quadruple
• Mugshot of the Day
• Largest Applebee's franchisee receives investment from two private equity firms
• Largest Applebee's franchisee receives investment from two private equity firms
• Layoffs Looming at Key?
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• TransDigm Group posts strong second-quarter results, raises full-year guidance
• TransDigm Group posts strong second-quarter results, raises full-year guidance
• If you've been considering pursuing a degree for the first time, or returning to school, chances are you are held back by the thought of having to attend classes while working and tending to other personal commitments. Going to online college is an
• Spring Semester is coming to an end at CSU and we're having a week-long celebration of our students. The CSU Alumni Association Graduation Party is Thursday from 4:30 - 8 p.m., Radiance - a new tradition for supporting student scholarships - is Frid
• Former Strongsville Councilman Patrick Coyne arrested on bribery charge
• Attention Tri-C students the new and improved Blackboard 9.1 is coming to Tri-C on May 31!
• Patrick Coyne, Top Cuyahoga Dem, Indicted in Corruption Probe
• No One is Paying Smoking Ban Fines
• Crain's, Howard and O'Brien to honor HR professionals with Archer Awards
• Cinderella Around the Globe
• Downtown Businesses Worried About NFL Lockout
• Ohio attorney general sues debt relief company
• Sure, employers look for the right degree, a good internship experience, and a high GPA. But there are also other skills more intangible, but very important that employers wish their new graduates have.
• Students Holding Separate Prom After School Cracks Down on Dirty Dancing
• Machine Gun Kelly Talks Diddy and Blowjobs
• Cavs Take Back Job Offer from Ted Williams, Homeless Superstar Turned Fameball Flameout
• Summer school at CSU starts in two weeks. There's still time to register for classes:
• Slideshow: Marijuana March on Public Square
• We at Chancellor University would like to congratulate the class of 2011! We admire your hard work & dedication and we wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors!
• Huntington Bank unveils 'Asterisk-Free Checking' account
• TravelCenters of America LLC reports smaller first-quarter loss than year earlier
• Run the Cleveland Marathon in Under 4 Minutes
• Sifco Industries Inc. sees second-quarter earnings double
• Concert Review: Manchester Orchestra at the Beachland Ballroom
• Steris Corp. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
• Innerbelt bridge project update: 2 southbound lanes are being added to E. 22 between Carnegie and Cedar Avenue on Thursday, May 12; also, there will be daily lane closures on Community College Avenue by St. Vincent Charity Hospital.
• Shoplifter Grabs Oreo Snack, Caught Later With Evidence on Face
• Pic of the Day: Chardon Schools Know the Alphabet
• Concert Review: Rise Against and Bad Religion at Jacobs Pavilion
• Best of luck students with final exams!
• 'FREE' Outdoor Childrens Peace Sculptures available to City Parks
• Good luck to students taking finals this week! What will be your most difficult test?
• A powerful message to the graduates from our commencement speaker, John E. Barnes Jr., State Representative for the 12th House District in the Ohio General Assembly.
• We are all very excited here at Chancellor University... the commencement ceremony begins now!
• Tri-C's Plant Science and Landscape Technology program will host its annual plant sale in the Eastern Campus greenhouse on May 9 from 2-5 p.m. The sale will be on a first-come, first-serve basis until all plants have been sold.
• Crashing Into a Police Station Will Draw Cops' Attention
• Join Team Tri-C in RideUNITED 2011, a one-day bicycle tour, Sunday, June 5 (7am-3 pm) traversing the Scenic Byways and Towpath Trail from Cleveland to Akron. Registration fees and fundraising efforts will benefit United Way of Greater Cleveland and Summi
• 'Rock the Vote' Visits Cleveland School
• Mentor Man Arrested After Calling Police to Home
• Pic of the Day: Willie Mays' Famous Catch, From the Other Side
• Today, the Jack Welch Management Institute will grant 3 scholarships to audience members at the Chick-fil-A Leadercast event, attended by some 80,000 people around the world. Winners of the scholarships will be chosen from submissions by attendees at the
• RideUNITED on June 5 from CSU to Akron! See details:
• Ohio Hotel Bombarded With Complaints After Mechanical Issue Leaves Flag Half-Staff After Osama bin Laden Killed
• Stephen Colbert on Superman Renouncing His U.S. Citizenship
• Your success means the world to us, so we hope you’ll share in our enthusiasm as we celebrate the accomplishments of our community as a whole this Sunday, May 8, 2011. Congratulations to everyone who will be walking across that stage!
• Meth Lab Parts Showing up on Roadsides in Ohio
• The Great Green and White Rummage Sale is today and tomorrow. Proceeds to benefit CSU Women's Athletics:
• Ozzie Newsome Thinks Art Modell Should Be in Hall of Fame
• Cedar Point's New Ride Delayed, Again
• Gary Burton, Busted for Growing Pot to Ease Wife’s Pain
• Hudson-Based Flip Side to Open Burger Biz in Cleveland
• Olympic Steel Inc. adds new locations, posts stronger first-quarter results
• CBiz Small Business Employment Index shows increased hiring in April
• Cleveland Ranked 6th for Dog Attacks on Postal Workers
• Give your mom a standing ovation!
• Cleveland Theater Listing- Weekend of May 6 - 8
• CSU's Recreation Center offers summer camps for kids, ages 6-12. See details:
• Ohio Secretary of State Says Provisional Ballots Could be Ohio's Version of Florida's Hanging Chads
• Middlefield Banc Corp. sees first-quarter earnings climb 55%
• Your voice is a voice of change, and change creates new possibilities. That's why the purpose of Voices of Change is to help you demonstrate the power of change through positive leadership. Are you ready to develop your leadership voice? Make plans
• Children's Fishing Derby
• Goodyear Ditches Blimps For Zeppelins
• Michael Jackson, Liz Taylor, and Marlon Brando Fled to Ohio After 9/11?
• How can you make sure that your business card is the most effective tool that it can be? By avoiding these blunders. goo.gl/7Mc8t
• Ohio Home to 27 Companies on New Fortune 500
• Concert Review: Ted Leo at B Side
• A Mac and Cheese Omelet? Sure, Why Not
• Corrections Officer Charged With Raping Man, Woman
• Crain's Ideas at Dawn breakfast to examine ways to balance state's budget
• CSU Provost Geoffrey Mearns to mediate dispute over sewer district fees in Cuyahoga County:
• OM Group Inc. reports 36% increase in first-quarter earnings
• TFS Financial Corp. reports 24% drop in second-quarter earnings
• 26 Arrested In Car-Theft Ring Bust
• Don't forget-- there is an Alumni Association meeting today, Thursday May 5, 2011 @ 7:00pm in the lecture hall. Please email alumnirelations@chancelloru.edu for more information! Hope to see everyone there!
• Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at CSU! Dinner in the Viking Marketplace, 4-8 p.m.: and Pool Party in Busbey Natatorium, 7:30-10 p.m.:
• “Updated” West Side Story Opens at PlayhouseSquare
• Cleveland State provost to mediate dispute over sewer district fees in Cuyahoga County
• How Affordable are Cleveland's Apartments?
• Are Online MBAs Okay?Would you hire someone with an online business degree?Sure, if the person was smart and tal­ented enough. That’s our answer today. If you’d asked us a year ago, we would have hesitated. But recently we’ve met pe
• Classical music station WCLV-FM to join ideastream
• Video: Shin-Soo Choo's DUI Arrest
• Lake Erie wind power coalition seeks helping hand from Ohio Legislature
• The Black Keys Cover Buddy Holly on New Album
• I Scream, You Scream, Say Hello to Ohio City Ice Cream
• Reader's Digest Will Save Northeast Ohio
• How PlayhouseSquare Became Economically Viable
• Find out which 6 degrees rank highest in terms of employment... we offer 5 of them here at Chancellor University!
• Chart Industries sees nearly 40% first-quarter sales increase
• Nacco's Alfred Rankin Jr. named chairman of University Hospitals' board
• Listen to Girl Talk's Summer Playlist
• The Elements Bistro Wine Dinner is Friday, May 20!
• PolyOne Corp. first-quarter sales, earnings improve
• Video Game Fight Leads to Real Fight
• Preformed Line Products Co. earnings rise sharply in first quarter
• UH CEO says system is strong but reform adds uncertainty
• Red Nose Run
• Cuyahoga County Workers Receive Ethics Training
• Dont forget-- there is an Alumni Association meeting tomorrow, Thursday May 5, 2011 @ 7:00pm in the lecture hall. Please email alumnirelations@chancelloru.edu for more information!
• What Your Butts Buy
• We Get Mail
• What Curse?
• Hello, everyone. Hope you are having a great day. Don’t forget you can now apply for your 2011–2012 financial aid. Won't it feel good to check it off your list? www.fafsa.ed.gov
• The Root Problems of Urban Vacancy
• The college has received reports that students and staff have reported e-mails that seem to be related to electronic tuition payments. These e-mails are not college-related e-mails and in no way are associated with Tri-C. These are fraudulent e-mails and
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - CSU's student newspaper.
• Dennis Kucinich May Want a Congressional Seat in Washington State
• Aero-Instruments acquires air data product line of SpaceAge Control Inc.
• John Kasich Celebrates the Teachers Whose Salaries He Wants to Cut
• You’ve spent countless hours combing through college brochures, touring campuses (both in person and virtually) and now you can finally kick back and relax... there’s just one thing: you need to pick a major.
• Don't miss the Graduation Party next Thursday, May 12 starting at 4:30. See details:
• Cleveland Native RORY O'MALLEY Earns 2011 Tony Nomination
• Cinco de Mayo Splash, 7:30-10 pm, Busbey Natatorium. Free Pool Party with music food and prizes.
• Mugshot of the Day: Third DUI for Old Man
• Shady 'Get Motivated' Seminar Coming to Cleveland
• Ohio's Hidden Bob Evans Subsidies
• Students - have you read the syllabus for each class this session? It's important to read these over as it lists your assignments, papers and the guidelines necessary for each class.
• Kent State Gay Magazine Rejected by Printers Over Language
• Applied Industrial Technologies buys Texas company
• Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at the Viking Marketplace:
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Ashtabula County sports complex teams up with track star Michael Johnson
• Jazz for Kids 2011
• CSU Study Abroad information sessions will be held May 3 and 4. See details:
• Sad news to share: CSU ends baseball program due to budget cuts -
• Cleveland State elects to drop baseball program at end of 2011 season
• FirstEnergy posts 70% drop in first-quarter earnings due to merger-related costs
• Afternoon Brew: Thief Caught in Underwear, Online Database of Ohio Soldier Deaths, Manny Acta is Excited, and a Michigan Billboard Taunts Ohio State
• Cedar Shopping Centers is selling 17 Ohio properties to Canton firm
• Feuding Neighbors Brawl in Lorain
• Browns Mistakenly Call Wrong Player After Draft
• Lawmakers Propose New Tax on Casinos
• Jack Welch, former General Electric CEO, author, and founder of the Jack Welch Management Institute shares his thoughts on the death of Bin Laden.
• Linsalata Capital, Resilience Capital sell Lund International Holding
• Peter B. Lewis Wants Marijuana Legalization Issue on Ohio Ballot
• A benefit concert for the Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund is being held at CSU May 16. See details:
• That Wasn't a UFO Over Lake Erie, Sorry
• Check out Crain's new Minority-Owned Business Directory
• Myers Industries Inc. approves stock repurchase program
• Pic of the Day: World B. Free is a Sexy Man
• CSU's Symposium on Global Affairs is May 4. See details:
• The Plain Dealer's Front Page Today
• Today is the first day of the summer term! A warm welcome to all new and returning students! New students – it's important that you attend the first day of class, remember to log into your Angel courses to view your syllabus, course work and f
• Concert Review: Iron and Wine at House of Blues
• Rounding third and heading for home. Good luck students in your last week of classes and then final exams next week!
• Letter to the editor: May 2, 2011
• Man Fires Shots After Mom Says He Can't Use Car
• Working the Loading Dock
• Microsoft packed its latest technology into one giant box, and one lucky Facebook fan will win it all. Win a Windows Phone, a Samsung 9 Series Notebook with Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010, an Xbox 360, AND a 46" LED TV. Enter the Big Box of Awesom
• A Brand of Heroin Named "LeBron James"
• Patch Looking for Bloggers for "Full-On Course Correction"
• NEOUCOM wins official OK to change name to Northeast Ohio Medical University
• NEOUCOM wins official OK to change name to Northeast Ohio Medical University
• Lincoln Electric Holdings declares two-for-one stock split
• Lincoln Electric Holdings declares two-for-one stock split
• Innerbelt project update: Monday, May 2 from 8 pm-6 am, E.14 Street will be closed under I-90. Also, there will be daily lane closures on Community College Ave. in the vicinity of St. Vincent Charity Hospital. For complete information and a project conta
• Don't pull an all-nighter without reading these tips on how to study through those tough early morning hours:
• John Kasich is a Steelers Fan, Taunts Browns Fans
• Lemonade Day is May 1
• Peyton Hillis Does Letterman's Top-Ten List
• Browns Draft Salmon-Eating Defensive Lineman Phil Taylor
• Combining grades with experience to get the job:
• Cliffs Natural Resources reports more than 500% jump in first-quarter earnings
• Cliffs Natural Resources reports more than 500% jump in first-quarter earnings
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports first-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports first-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Destination Cleveland is heading to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes a BBQ in the Wild Wings Tent at 1 p.m. $5 with valid student ID card. See details:
• Lubrizol Corp. is offering $4000 (May 13th Deadline) to 2009/2010 high school graduates who are minority students (AfricanAmerican, American Indian, Asian Pacific American, or Hispanic American and or female) with a 3.0 cumulative college GPA, and ma
• The East Health Careers and Technology (ECHT) building is closed on Friday, April 29, 2011 due to repairs. Classes for Friday, April 29, 2011 are relocated/cancelled according to the schedule provided. See schedule here:
• State Imposes Deficit on City of Cleveland, Impacts on Staffing and Service Delivery
• West Side Story at PlayhouseSquare, May 3 - 15
• Orientation for new students attending CSU in the fall begins May 6. Check out orientation dates and register online:
• Crop Closes After This Weekend, Cropicana at Whiskey Island Opens Next Week
• Cleaning out your dorm room or apartment as the school year winds down? The Athletic Department will be having a Rummage Sale on May 6th & 7th to benefit the Women's Athletic Fund. We are currently looking for donations. Donations can be drop
• John Boehner's Approval Ratings Slip
• There's no better testimonial, than the enthusiastic words from our students: Hear from Selvan Snow Class of 2012-watch the video here:
• Lorain County Residents Are Drunk and High
• Join us today at Tower City at 5pm for the kick-off of the 32nd Annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland. The Shaw High School Band will lead a Mardi Gras style parade through Tower City into Public Square. JazzFest runs from April 28 - May 8, 2011, check out the
• YWCA Greater Cleveland names Big Brothers/Big Sisters head as its CEO
• Jimmy Dimora's Trial Could be Delayed, or Not
• Career-oriented degrees that could help you get ahead... paralegal degree comes in at #1:
• Find out about Study Abroad through CSU! There are two information sessions next week - May 3 and 4. See details:
• Cleveland Theater Listing- Weekend of Apr 29 - May 1
• Aleris International unit to impose freight surcharge with May 4 orders
• Slideshow: Lady Gaga (and Fans) at The Q
• Materion Corp. posts 76% jump in first-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance
• Ferro Corp. posts big improvement in its bottom line in first quarter
• Concert Review: Lady Gaga at the Q
• Local TV Reporter Proves it Was Windy Last Night
• Developers Diversified Realty Corp. reports improved first-quarter results
• American Greetings sees fourth-quarter earnings drop 18%
• Tree Falls on Shoreway, and Other Wind Damage
• University of Akron to set up satellite location in Lakewood
• CSU's Little Vikings Children’s Theatre is holding auditions for this summer’s production of "The Emperor's New Clothes." Auditions are May 13 from 4-8 p.m. See details:
• Seniors: You have 10 short days until graduation!! Continue to keep up the good work as you near the finish line!
• Wolters Kluwer unit agrees to acquire Lexi-Comp Inc. in Hudson
• CSU faculty and staff are showing their support for students this year and every year through the Faculty & Staff Appeal. Donations go to student scholarships. This year's goal is $275,000. See details:
• Lubrizol Corp. reports modest improvement in first-quarter earnings
• The East Health Careers and Technology (ECHT) building is closed on Thursday, April 28, 2011 due to repairs. Classes for Thursday, April 28, 2011 are relocated according to the schedule provided. See schedule here:
• High school seniors: time is running out to apply for CSU's Freshmen Scholars Award. You can earn up to $20,000 over four years! Deadline is May 1. See details:
• Applied Industrial Technologies chairman and CEO David Pugh to retire by October
• Drunk Driver Makes Cops Wait While She Gets Taco Bell
• Peyton Hillis Wins Madden Cover Vote
• Today, 5 windows were damaged at East's Health Careers Technology Building. The building is closed. Lecture classes are reassigned to another building on the Eastern campus; lab classes are cancelled. Students should report to 1 of the following l
• Teach for America Cleared to Come to Ohio
• John Kasich Tells President Obama to Mind His Own Business Over SB5
• Mayor: Cleveland must cut up to 400 jobs by end of May due to reduced state aid
• CMHA Head Charged in County Corruption Probe
• CSU Professor Bob Abelman has received top writing honors for his articles about community and professional theater. Congratulations Professor Abelman! Read the story:
• Woman's Date Steals Her Car, Credit Cards
• Drunk Man Bites Chunk of Flesh From Victim's Neck
• Pic of the Day: Cleveland Men Ogle Women in Hot Pants
• Of the students who start a 4-year degree, 53% earn a bachelor's degree after five years. If you are part of the 47% that hasn't finished school, it's never too late to re-enroll. Speak to one of our admissions experts about your options b
• Cleveland Metropolitan School District board votes to eliminate another 105 jobs
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. to redeem $350 million of 10.5% senior notes
• Comedy Central Comedian Kyle Grooms is coming to CSU - one night only - April 30! See details:
• Where Artists Live in Cleveland
• LNB Bancorp Inc. sees first-quarter earnings slip 20%
• Local News Anchor Sits Down with President Obama
• Ohio Turnpike Shut Down After Cereal Spill
• GrafTech International Ltd. sees first-quarter earnings fall despite higher sales
• Diebold Inc. posts 90% drop in first-quarter earnings, lowers 2011 guidance
• Every computer system at every company in the country has a department of dedicated professionals overseeing and maintaining the integrity of their information systems. Sound like a field you're interested in? Check out our management information sy
• Superman Plaque Stolen
• Parker Hannifin Corp. reports 82% jump in third-quarter earnings, hikes dividend 16%
• Spring Fest 2011 - "CABshore" - today from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Woodling Gym. Enjoy special performances, free food, games and prizes! Join us for the After Party on the Goodtime III. Boarding starts at 10:00 p.m., trolleys will be provided to t
• CSU's Cleveland Contemporary Players brings into residence some of the most renowned visiting artists in contemporary music, Pulitzer-Prize-winning composers, world-renowned soloists and virtuoso ensembles. The guest artists present free concerts to
• The Bad Hands Team
• We Get Mail
• Pass the Whiskey and Ammo
• Life Safety Enterprises to Roll Out CHSP FSM Education Program
• CSU will inaugurate a new tradition for student scholarship support. "Radiance, CSU Realizing the Promise" will be Friday, May 13. See details:
• African Elephant Crossing to Open May 5, 2011
• Interested in attending Tiffin University and earning a bachelor’s or masters degree in Criminal Justice? Get your questions answered at the Summer Open House on April 28 at Tri-C's Brunswick University Center at 6 pm.
• Repent. The End is Upon Cleveland. Really.
• CSU coach Gary Waters says Norris Cole will be an NBA mainstay. Read the story:
• Beachwood's SPR Therapeutics secures $250,000 JumpStart investment
• Beachwood's SPR Therapeutics secures $250,000 JumpStart investment
• Are you a college senior that's going to be graduating in a few short weeks? There's good news: employers plan to hire 21% more recent college grads this year.
• CSU names Dr. Sajit Zachariah as dean of the College of Education and Human Services. Welcome to CSU Dr. Zachariah! Learn all about Dr. Zachariah:
• McDonald Hopkins opens Miami office with former Florida general counsel as head
• McDonald Hopkins opens Miami office with former Florida general counsel as head
• "Opera a La Carte" is Friday 8 p.m. at CSU. Enjoy this dynamic performance where more than 20 students will perform scenes from more than 15 Operas and American Musicals. See details:
• Grab a Drum and Celebrate John Adams' 3000th Indians Game
• Destination Cleveland: Check out the West Side Market on May 2. See details:
• Top 7 reasons why FAFSA is for everyone:
• Juventas Therapeutics Inc. heart drug passes Phase 1 safety trial
• Juventas Therapeutics Inc. heart drug passes Phase 1 safety trial
• Lincoln Electric Holdings Inc. reports near-doubling of first-quarter earnings
• Lincoln Electric Holdings Inc. reports near-doubling of first-quarter earnings
• Pic of the Day: Cold Storage Building Coming Down
• Blood drive tomorrow! See details:
• FirstMerit Corp. reports 79% jump in first-quarter earnings
• Welcome to the Rainiest April Ever
• CSU Student Paper Shines Floodlights on School Budget
• Aleris International's parent company files for initial public offering
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. posts higher first-quarter funds from operations
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• CSU is working on plans to address parking and transportation needs on campus. Complete the following survey to provide your valuable input:
• Food Fight Between Hunger Network and Foodbank Over For Now
• Rights Group Wins Victory for Cows
• CBiz Inc. reports 38% increase in first-quarter earnings per share
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - CSU's student newspaper.
• Tom King, Cleveland Rock Pioneer, Dies
• Set yourself up for success in class by ordering your course materials early!
• Ohio Black Expo set for this summer at Cleveland State's Wolstein Center
• The Biggest Wind Turbine in North America Arrives in Cleveland
• Cleveland Museum of Art Collecting Wedding Photos
• Students: have you registered for your next set of classes yet? The registration deadline has been extended to Friday April 29th! Please contact your student services advisor for more information!
• Junior Day at CSU is Wednesday. High school juniors can get an inside look at CSU and sit in on a real class. See details and register:
• Concert Review: The New Pornographers at the House of Blues
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit awards Akron franchise
• Cuyahoga County Executive FitzGerald selects county's first fiscal officer
• The Hooley on Kamm's Corners
• Big weekend for the Vikings. Both men's tennis and men's golf won the Horizon League title. This was the 4th straight title for the men's tennis team. This was golf's 3rd title in 4 years. Great job, Vikes!
• Ohio Ranked Least Green State
• Funday Monday kicks off at Bar Uno at 5:30. See details:
• New Polish Holiday Comes to Cleveland; Happy Dyngus Day, Everyone
• Tips for scoring a scholarship, straight from the experts:
• Bridget 'Flour Girl' Thibeault to Open Bakery and Cafe
• Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell is speaking at CSU today at noon in the Fenn Tower Ballroom. She has worked with Pope John Paul II, Nelson Mandela, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Fidel Castro, Bill Clinton, and Carl Sagan. See details:
• Strongsville baseball could have their best team yet.....
• Video: Indians Fan Humps Mascot
• Royal Ball at the Children's Museum of Cleveland
• Happy Easter; Here's a Bunch of Cadbury Eggs Being Destroyed
• Teacher Found Drunk, Asleep at School (Updated)
• Reggae Star Carlos Jones Invited to Roll With President Obama
• Court gives Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District OK to manage storm water
• Comedy to film in Cleveland starting later this spring. It's your chance to be an extra or work on the production crew. The film joins 10 other movies either currently filming or soon to film in Cleveland! See story:
• Graduating students: the last day to purchase regalia is Sat. May 7 -
• Another filmmaker plans to shoot a movie in Cleveland
• Happy Earth Day from Chancellor University! Did you know that recycling one glass bottle saves enough electricity to power a 100-watt light-bulb for 4 hours?
• Video: The Joe Tait Special
• Pic of the Day: Peeps Art
• All Erection and Crane Rental Corp. expands locations in West Virginia, Tampa
• Man Charged for Barking at Police Dog Says Law Violates Free Speech
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. secures extension of revolving credit line
• Today is Earth Day. Take a look at Tri-C's Eastern Campus Earth Day Celebration and learn some eco friendly tips. Are you doing anything to "Go Green"?
• Case Researchers Invent Self-Healing Material
• The path to becoming a CEO begins with a college degree. As a student, you have an important choice to make when it comes to choosing a major. Need some advice? We have plenty of experts on hand to help. Contact an Admissions Advisor at 1-888-316-9377 or
• Exclusive: The Rock Hall Addresses That Go-Go's Problem
• Cuyahoga Community College plays role in business journalist's book
• Writing poorly can be a career limiting activity... a strong message as to why writing matters:
• Man Tries to Pay Cab Fare With Pot, Flips Off Cabbie
• World Premier of CPT's Insomnia is Beautiful, Thought-Provoking
• Shin-Soo Choo is a Machine
• Attention Students: The registration deadline for the summer term has been extended to Friday April, 29th! If you haven't done so already, please contact your student services advisor to sign up for your next set of courses. A Student Advising Speci
• 'Aggressive Drivers' Being Targeted in Cleveland
• George Voinovich named adviser to Cleveland State, Ohio University
• Kichler Lighting acquires Teron Lighting Inc. in southwestern Ohio
• CEOs for Cities names former Ohio Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher president and CEO
• Former U.S. Senator George Voinovich joins Cleveland State as a consultant and advisor on major research projects:
• Ohio Attorney General Goes After Blast
• Greek Fest is April 25-29!
• Pic of the Day: Kid With a Beer at Tribe Game
• Applied Industrial Technologies raises quarterly dividend 12%
• The Jack Welch Management Institute -- our university-based, online business school – is now offering four fast, relevant, and rigorous certificates to expand your mind, enhance your toolbox, and upgrade your game.
• Cleveland International Film Festival sets 2012 dates
• Do you have trouble sleeping? Learn how sleep affects your health and get tips on improving your sleep habits. Join us tomorrow for the "Stay Healthy with a Good Night's Sleep" presentation at the Western Campus HTC Room 161 from 1pm to 2p
• Sherwin-Williams sees first-quarter profit double, but expects only modest gain ahead
• International Children's Festival 2011
• Woman Arrested After Flashing Inmates at Jail
• Celebrate Earth Day at CSU today! See details:
• Twitter is not just for talking about your dog or your lunch. Tens of thousands of businesses are using twitter, quite a few of which are using it to help in their search for new employees – and that means there is some great opportunities to find
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. reaches settlement with Essar Steel Algoma Inc.
• KeyCorp completes repurchase of warrant issued to U.S. Treasury under TARP
• Your Opportunity University! These aren't simply words to us. This is a commitment we make daily at Chancellor University.
• Ohio City Near West Development Corporation Changes Its Name
• Cleveland Browns hope to play catalyst role in redeveloping lakefront near stadium
• International Beer Fest Unscrolls Lengthy List of Tasty Choices
• Local Hoover Exec Pulls Ads From ABC Over Soap Opera Cancellations
• When It Rains... Another CLE Food Tour Co. Set to Launch
• Case Western Reserve University School of Law names new dean
• Video: Car Runs Into Crowd at McDonald's Hiring Day in Cleveland
• Policy Matters Ohio: Privatized Prisons Don't Always Save Money
• Vikings making a difference in this world. Be sure to stop by the Natatorium this weekend and support our men's & women's swimmers and divers.
• Sherwin-Williams Co. creates board position of lead director
• OverDrive Inc. works with Amazon.com to develop Kindle Library Lending
• Oprah, ESPN Team Up to Give Cleveland Man His Dream
• Accounting students & alumni: Have you seen this job posting from cleveland.com?
• CSU is offering workshops for Pre-Med, Pre-Pharm, Pre-Dental and Pre-Vet students. See dates and details:
• Home sales in Ohio fell 8.2% in March from like month last year
• Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Drama
• Kent State University reintroduces $250 million capital improvements plan
• Join the men's and women's basketball teams today from 12 p.m.-3 p.m. as they help conduct a bone marrow registry drive on the 2nd floor of the Student Center. The two teams will be teaming up with Be The Match's "Do Something Big&q
• Browns Pitching Mixed-Use Lakefront Development
• Myers Industries Inc. reports higher first-quarter earnings on small sales gain
• Eaton Corp. posts 85% jump in first-quarter net income, raises 2011 guidance
• Shorter in length and more intensely focused than the MBA, the Jack Welch Management Institute's Certificate Programs allow working professionals to swiftly broaden their perspectives, add to and upgrade their skills, and obtain the kind of cutting-
• CSU student-athletes were honored yesterday for their academic success. Congratulations Vikings! See details:
• Paper Jam
• We Get Mail
• Freshmen entering CSU next fall can earn up to $20,000 in scholarships. Registration deadline is May 1. See details:
• CSU names vice president for enrollment services to champion student recruitment, retention and graduation. Welcome to CSU Carmen Brown! See details:
• Check out the Metro Spring Pottery Sale tomorrow Wednesday, April 20th from 9am - 4pm. Ceramics Lab - Arts & Music Bldg. Room MAM-207. Items for home use or gift giving from $1 to $25.
• At Chancellor University we know advising is an integral part of a college education. That is why our Student Services Advisors are outfitted to connect, support and guide you to your degree. Your Student Services Advisor is here to assist you develop ac
• Mayor lays out $1.6 billion master plan for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
• Fight Breaks Out at McDonald's Hiring Day
• SandP's warning on U.S. debt rating seen as shot across the bow of president, Congress
• General Motors Co. to raise prices on most vehicles come May 2
• Mid-American Conference adds University of Massachusetts as football-only member
• Walk for Hunger
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• The End of Phone Books?
• Black Aspirations events continue through Friday. Check out events for today and the rest of the week:
• Nathan's Hot Dog Qualifier Coming to Cleveland, Beefcakes Bickel Will Be There
• Character traits can go a long way in determining how successful and satisfied you'll be on the job. Explore careers that fit your personality.
• Your Guide to Summer Construction in Cleveland
• Junior Day - April 27! If you're a high school junior, don't miss this opportunity to visit campus and get an inside look at CSU. You'll have a chance to attend a class, meet representatives from every college and take a campus tour. See d
• Pic of the Day: Browns Receiver as Homeless Man (A Lame NFL Lockout Statement)
• Air Traffic Controller Caught Watching Movie on the Job
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• A public administration degree provides an academic background for individuals pursuing a career in government and non-governmental/non-profit organizations. There are several areas of overlap between these pursuits, so an education which combines both w
• Could Betty Sutton, Not Dennis Kucinich, Lose in GOP Redistricting?
• Dick Dugan, Longtime Plain Dealer Cartoonist, Passes Away at the Age of 85
• State Legislators Mount Legal Attack on JobsOhio
• Dennis Eckart to serve as strategic adviser to Lake Erie wind farm group
• The annual Creative Voices Summit & Arts Education Day Luncheon at CSU is May 25. See details and register:
• EarlySense Ltd. chooses Massachusetts over NE Ohio for its U.S. headquarters
• Video: Brawl Outside MLK High School
• Smoking Ban Enforcement Funding Cut
• Timken Co. to increase steelmaking capacity at its Canton operations
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. officially breaks ground on new global headquarters in Akron
• Myers Industries Inc. urges shareholders to discard Gamco Asset Management proxy card
• Peyton Hillis Advances to Madden Final vs. Mike Vick
• Fall 2011 registration starts today. Tri-C is currently reviewing the financial impact of the recent reduction in state funding. The loss of subsidy from the state will cause an increase in tuition for fall semester. However, the amount of the increase w
• Transplanted Brit Brews UK-Style Cider with Ohio Apples
• IMAGINATION: A Writers' Conference and Workshop will be held at CSU June 21-25. The application deadline is May 1. See details and apply:
• Ohio Population Shifts Toward GOP
• FirstEnergy Corp.'s Perry nuclear plant shut down for scheduled refueling
• Atlanta's Fisher and Phillips law firm acquires Cleveland's Millisor + Nobil
• Easter Egg Hunt in the Park
• Pic of the Day: The Corpse Flower
• KeyCorp reports first-quarter profit vs. year-earlier loss
• Celebrate Earth Day at CSU this Thursday. See details:
• Concert Review: Rush at Quicken Loans Arena
• Attention Students: The summer registration deadline is quickly approaching. Please contact your Student Services Advisor by April 22,2011 to register for your next set of courses! A Student Advising Specialist can be reached by calling (866) 998-8828 o
• High school juniors can get a jump start on selecting a college. April 27 is Junior Day at CSU. See details and register:
• Got a Plan? Get help with planning your next semester’s schedule and see if your on track to complete your degree. Events being held on each campus. See link for schedule:
• Cleveland Play House receives $500,000 commitment to its FusionFest festival
• Are you an entrepreneur looking to hire interns to expand your business? NEOintern's Entrepreneurial Internship Program will reimburse 50% of an intern's wages up to $500. More information can be found at
• Ohio unemployment rate slips to 8.9% in March
• Earth Day at Lake Metroparks
• Twitter Feed of the Day: @CLEPoops
• Ohio Hires Gaming Consultants
• When The Music's Over
• Cleveland Weekend Theater Listing- 4/15/11-4/17/11
• 'The Daily Show' Interviews Dennis Kucinich
• 'Free Running' Kids Merit All-Unit Response in Olmsted Falls
• Research Day is TODAY in the College of Sciences and Health Professions. Check it out!
• Dinner and a show tonight at CSU!
• Baby Dee Opens Her Home for Concert
• It's one of the best jobs in terms of stress level (low), compensation (high) and career placement after graduation (fast). Now that computers handle the bulk of the "bean counting", accounting professionals spend more time working on in-d
• Chemical workers at Omnova Solutions' Akron plant ratify contract
• Michael Symon Gets Yet Another TV Show
• Contracts for nonresidential construction surge in Cleveland, Akron markets
• Kasich: "Ohio Got a Bad Deal" On Casinos; Did We?
• "Give Kids a Smile Day" is this Sat., April 16 from 9am to 2pm at the Metro Campus Dental Hygiene Clinic. Volunteers from the dental community will provide free screenings, examinations, x-rays and sealants if needed. Registration required, cal
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority outlines basics of new strategic plan
• Students who live in or near Medina this event is for you if you're planning to attend CSU!
• 7 Surprising careers with high earning potential, both paralegals and police officers made the list!
• Cleveland 6th Best City for Commuters
• EarthFest Party for the Planet
• Students stressed about ambiguous federal aid for college this fall finally have some clarity, thanks to the Continuing Resolution published by the U.S. Senate Tuesday. goo.gl/5j5CY
• Thief Arrested After Leaving His Cell Phone at Crime Scene
• Ohio Beer Sampler Finally Gets Green Light, Hits Stores Today
• CSU student musicians featured on CoolCleveland! Check out the video, and get information on this fun, unique concert, which is this Sunday!
• Cleveland: The Anti-Food Truck City
• Progressive Corp. reports higher earnings for March, first quarter vs. year earlier
• CSU's Do-Gooder Day is this Saturday. See how you can give back:
• A. Schulman Inc. to add manufacturing line at plant in Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Criminal Justice majors, have you applied for the David E. Whitmire Scholarship yet?
• DUI Suspect Shows up to Court Drunk
• Today is the last day for students to vote in the SGA elections. Vote now:
• Joe Tait's Last Cavs Game Tonight; Goodnight, Sir
• Looking to ENGAGE in your community or go on a long distance service trip and make new friends while making a difference in the world around you? Check out Cleveland State Viking Expeditions! Go to
• Good Samaritans Rescue Infant from I-90 Crash
• Today is Reading Advisory Day on the Cuyahoga County Public Library Facebook page! Post the names of the last 3 books you read on their wall and receive a personalized reading recommendation from the Reconnect with Reading Action Group!
• Guns and Bars Bill Moves Forward
• Beloved real estate broker Ken Fleming dead at 67
• Golf-Loving City Hall Employees Object to Smoking Ban, But Just the Part Where You Can't Smoke Cigars on Golf Courses
• The Rock Hall's List of Important Songs? There's an App for That
• Street Fighting Season Begins in Lorain
• The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, reports a projected growth of about 16% between 2006 and 2016 for Health Services Management positions. The median annual salary for those in Health Services Management positions in 2006 was $73,340. If can see yourse
• Shaker LaunchHouse and CSU's Accelerated MBA Program are hosting an Idea Competition. See details:
• 18,500 Dead People on Ohio Voter Rolls
• Blue Spark Technologies replaces CEO with former IBM executive
• Blue Spark Technologies replaces CEO with former IBM executive
• Case Western Working on Awesome Robotic Wheelchairs
• Eastern Michigan extends Cleveland State baseball losing streak to nine
• Video: Beautiful Time Lapse of Cleveland
• CSU Commencement ceremonies are Saturday, May 14. Students nearing graduation can find details online:
• CBiz Inc. amends $275 million unsecured credit line
• Resumes aren't the end-all be-all of the job search process, but they're the first thing recruiters use when choosing candidates for interviews. All too often, people forget to include items on their resume that make it effective. Want to know
• Check out the Alumni Facebook page!
• The CSU Android app was named one of the best in Cleveland:
• A Worthy Argument
• We Get Mail
• Musical Racetracks
• Are you graduating in May? Celebrate with other graduates at the Alumni Association Grad Party on May 12. See details:
• Did you know that the Chancellor University Library offers access to millions of print and electronic resources through its subscription databases and interlibrary loan service?
• Cleveland State University has appointed Berinthia R. LeVine as Vice President for Advancement. See story:
• Ohio Not Getting Grounded Space Shuttle
• Orientation for new students starts in May. See details and register:
• Goodyear CEO emphasizes operating efficiency at tiremaker's annual meeting
• Tonight's performance of EVERYMAN is SOLD OUT! Tickets are still available for performances April 13-17, at CSU's Factory Theatre. See details:
• Politics Breaks Up State Senators' Living Arrangement
• The Green and White Rummage Sale is May 6-7. See details and dates to drop off items for the sale:
• Flight Options LLC to recall more furloughed pilots, add planes after strong first quarter
• Are you an outstanding female entrepreneur? If so, you can enter or nominate someone for Ernst & Young’s fourth annual Entrepreneurial Winning Women competition:
• Entertainment and Sports Law Symposium: "The Legal Evolution of Professional Golf and Tennis," April 15. See details:
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. ordered to pay $450,000 in wrongful termination suit
• 'Harvey Pekar's Cleveland' Slotted for 2011 Release
• Want to know more information about a specific course? Here's a link to our University Catalog:
• Video: Crazy Cavs/Pistons Fight Last Night
• Diebold Inc. plans to build corporate campus with aid of $56M in state incentives
• "Come Write In! Script Frenzy" is this week at the Michael Schwartz Library through Friday. See details:
• Hear an Exclusive Song From the Big Sweet's New Album
• Young People Love Cleveland's Grit and Funk, or Something
• Bill Would Allow Recall of Ohio Officials
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Vote today through Thursday in the SGA elections! Vote now:
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Guest Speaker at CSU: Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell on April 25. See details:
• Moody's revises upward its outlook on Developers Diversified Realty Corp.
• Tri-C Writers' Jam tomorrow, Tuesday April 12 from 12pm to 1pm at the West Campus North Galleria. Join as as we listen to students, faculty and the commuity share their writing. Want to sign up? Call 216-987-5146.
• How many MBA's are so flexible they can boast a father/daughter team? (Answer: one for sure)
• Scott Fetzer names chief operating officer and director of merger and acquisitions
• PNC Bank, Gund Foundation pledge $1.3 million for early childhood education
• The Man Behind the I-X Indoor Amusement Park Jingle
• Sly Noodle-Slurping Cat Hints at New Noodle Shop
• Summer in the City Internship Program: for CSU students and students home from other colleges for the summer. See details:
• Planning on starting a graduate program? Read about these makeovers for the GRE & GMAT:
• SGA elections run tomorrow through Thursday. Don't forget to vote!
• Peyton Hillis in Final Four for Madden Cover
• If you've been admitted to CSU and live in or near Sheffield Village, you should consider attending this event on Wednesday evening.
• EVERYMAN opens at CSU's Factory Theatre tomorrow and runs through April 17. See details:
• This week's lunch specials at East's Cafe 4250 are: BLT Soup, Sweet/Sour Pork, and Fresh Fruit Salad Agave. For reservations or to place a to-go order, call 216-987-2496. Cash is the only method of payment accepted.
• Just a reminder about the Innerbelt Bridge ramp closures--for more information and a map:
• Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams to Open Scoop Shop This Week
• Holy Crepes! Le Oui Oui is on the move
• Former Indians Prospect Wins $1 Million in Lottery
• Man Claiming to be 'The Lord' Arrested in Westlake
• RPM International Inc. files new shelf registration to replace expired one
• What do Intelligence Criminologists, Judicial Attorneys, State Troopers and Victim Services Specialists have in common? They all have criminal justice degrees!
• Concert Review: Starfucker at the Grog Shop
• Concert Review: Sharon Van Etten at the Beachland Tavern
• Eating on campus can be healthy an enjoyable. Check out the story in the PD - - and then head over to the Viking Marketplace or other dining locations on campus for breakfast, lunch or dinner!
• Microsoft Excel II
• DVD Releases for April 12, 2011
• President Bob Daugherty and the University Leadership Team will be holding an open discussion forum for all JWMI students today at 6PM – dial in to participate!
• Lakeland Community College to give other schools access to its Kirtland campus
• Stealing Christmas Ale is Not Cool, Man
• Inmate Mailed White Powder to Judge
• Local Beer a Bit Pricey at Indians Games
• E-Check Might Get Easier
• Ohio Third Frontier Commission approves $3 million in grants for fuel cell projects
• Best Buy distribution operations moving to Streetsboro industrial park
• Dim and Den Sum owner says food-truck roadblocks could drive him out of business
• Saint Lukeand#8217;s Foundation doles out $1.3M in grants
• TransDigm Group Inc. sells distribution business for $30 million
• Pizza Pan's Lawsuit Over the Exclusive Rights of Brian Robiskie
• Vandals Cover Woman's Car in Burritos and Cheese
• Today is the last day of career week! Join us from 11am-3pm at in the General Reference Department of the Cleveland Public Library. Meet with employers such as Farmers Insurance, Cintas Corporation, CareerBoard, NEOintern and many others.
• Celebrate Earth Day at CSU on April 21. Free food and free Green Swag. See details:
• Actor Profile Series - ISABELLE POST
• Bike Tour to Berea Falls
• Pic of the Day: Tribe Sweeps Red Sox
• Want to win an iPad? Student Government elections are underway. Don’t forget to place your vote for your campus president, vice president and senators. You can only vote online--check your Tri-C email for the link to the voting site. Five lucky vot
• Hey CU students! Is your course planning completed for next semester? This helps with the ultimate goal – graduation. If not, be sure to find assistance with your student services advisor!
• Cleveland native Jantel Lavender awaits WNBA Draft & pro career
• Dan Gilbert in talks with Forest City Enterprises to acquire Ritz-Carlton in Cleveland
• What We Imagine Jimmy Dimora's Backyard Looks Like
• Jimmy Dimora Lost 9 Pounds
• Boston Reporter Doesn't Like Chicken and Waffles at Jacobs Field
• Q&A: Director of "Cleveland Versus Wall Street," Jean-Stephane Bron
• Scholarships for Continuing Students! If you are a student currently enrolled at CSU, you may be eligible for numerous scholarships and other forms of financial aid. See details and complete a short application: APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 15.
• It takes a true visionary to design a course that tests student's leadership skills in real life situations. The Jack Welch Management Institute's Capstone project challenges student "executive" teams to turn around distressed busines
• Neuros Medical Inc. reports 'promising results' in feasibility study
• Video: Two Guys Kissing at the Indians Game
• JumpStart Inc. CEO Ray Leach named to National Venture Capital Association board
• Kent State University promotes one of its own to men's head basketball coach
• Drunk Man Calls 911 On Himself
• Park-Ohio Holdings unit completes tender offer for senior subordinated notes
• John Boehner Cried Again
• RPM International Inc. reports third-quarter profit vs. year-earlier loss
• Cleveland Public Library & Chancellor University are proud to present a Career Fair on Friday April 8, 2011 from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. in the General Reference Department of the Main Building. In preparation for tomorrow's career fair, our career
• Another Concert Postponement — This Time It's Hot Club of Cowtown
• Congratulations go out to the CSU MBA students who recently placed fourth in a national business competition! The Cleveland State team placed above all other Ohio schools in the competition, including Case Western Reserve University, The Ohio State Unive
• Cuyahoga County executive will focus on spurring business and job growth
• County Council Passes Ethics Code
• New York Times Editorial on SB5
• Cleveland mayor warns of potential for layoffs due to reduced state support
• New minority business development center planned for Cleveland
• We Don't Got Tonight: Bob Seger Postpones Concert
• It's never too early to order books for your next set of classes! We make it easy and convenient with our online bookstore.
• Hopkins One of the 15 Most Unfairly Overpriced Airports
• Destination Cleveland is heading to the Cleveland Zoo on April 30. See details and register:
• Ashtabula Solicitor Michael Franklin Not Happy With Council's Financial Management
• Attention Jack Welch Management Institute Students: Our President Bob Daugherty and the University leadership team will be holding an open discussion forum for all JWMI students on Friday, April 8th at 6 PM in the Lecture Hall. We look forward to your th
• 1,300 Young People Moved to Downtown Cleveland... Since 2000
• Innerbelt bridge update: Beginning overnight, Sunday, April 10 and Monday, April 11, crews will PERMANENTLY close I-90 eastbound ramp to I-77 southbound as well as the I-77 northbound ramp to I-90 westbound. Motorists will be rerouted via I-490.
• Feds Investigating Raid on Ex-Lorain Cop's House
• Be a Do-Gooder with 3 ways to serve. See details and register:
• Pic of the Day: Tribe Minor Leaguer's Awesome Mustache
• Loud Sex Upsets Neighbor
• Ohio Man Charged With Barking at Police Dog
• Cleveland school board lays off 702 employees, closes seven schools
• Career Week Day 3: Dress for Success: Melony Butler from Dress for Success Cleveland at noon. Interviewing, An Employer's Perspective: Amy Herrick from OfficeTeam & Kimberlee Ciani from Accountemps at 3:00p.m.
• The PD's Terry Pluto talks John Parry, Gary Waters, and the future of CSU basketball:
• We Get Mail
• The Idiot Diaries
• Les Misérables - 25 Years Young and Still Beautiful at PlayhouseSquare
• Kent State to host, compete in the 2011 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship
• ODOT to close two Interstate 77/90 ramps as part of Innerbelt work
• ODOT to close two Interstate 77/90 ramps as part of Innerbelt work
• Video: Hilarious Interview with Charlie Sheen
• Executive Caterers CEO faces jail time for role in Cuyahoga County corruption scandal
• Executive Caterers CEO faces jail time for role in Cuyahoga County corruption scandal
• Charter One Bank employee sentenced to 70 months for fraud scheme
• Charter One Bank employee sentenced to 70 months for fraud scheme
• Press Conference Heralds Open Season for Courting Immigrants
• The Criminal Justice Roundtable scheduled for today at 5:30pm Eastern has been postponed until a later date. Chancellor University Career Services will be sending an update as to the new date and time in the near future. If you have any additional questi
• Riverside Co. acquires medical supply company Ostomy Center of Chicago
• Riverside Co. acquires medical supply company Ostomy Center of Chicago
• CSU lecturer Scott Spence was named “Best Director” by Cleveland Scene Magazine for 2011. Spence teaches directing at CSU.
• Sari Feldman elected as board president of Cuyahoga Arts and Culture
• Sari Feldman elected as board president of Cuyahoga Arts and Culture
• Explore 1877 Cleveland
• It's the Iguanas, Not Pot
• Outdoor Smoking Ban Proposed in Cleveland
• Global Cleveland initiative raises $1 million, aims to attract talent to town
• Global Cleveland initiative raises $1 million, aims to attract talent to town
• Hey students, don't forget .. if you haven't paid for your classes for Spring semester 2011, you need to do so by Wednesday, April 6 at 7 pm or you will be dropped from all of them. Don't let all your hard work go to waste. You can go to t
• Anyone planning on taking the SAT, GRE, or GMAT and need some study materials? There's an app for that:
• New CLE-Based Culinary Tours Designed Around Neighborhoods
• Bar Uno at CSU is hosting a viewing party for the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship tonight at 8. Win prizes and enjoy food specials!
• Cuyahoga Falls Mayor is Scared of Goth Kids, Piercings
• Cuyahoga Prescription Discount Card Good for the Dogs
• Innerbelt bridge update: From 8 pm until 6 a.m. through April 8, E.14th will be closed under the existing bridge. Motorists will be detoured.
• Cleveland vs. Wall Street — Our Housing Crisis Hits the Big Screen This Week
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Career Week Day 2: Matching Personality with Office Culture: Amanda Thompson from Equity Trust Company at 9:00a.m. Criminal Justice Roundtable presented by a series of speakers at 5:30p.m. See everyone there!
• Cleveland State University was granted $1.78 million by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study African sleeping sickness - a sometimes fatal parasitic disease similar to malaria that has become an endemic in certain regions of sub-Saharan Afric
• Event at CSU: Educating the public about heart disease prevention and reversal. April 7 at Noon. See details:
• Cleveland State University removes 'interim' title from athletic director Jon Parry
• A. Schulman Inc. reports second-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• A. Schulman Inc. reports second-quarter earnings vs. year-ago loss
• Cleveland State University removes 'interim' title from athletic director Jon Parry
• CSU names John Parry as Athletic Director. Congratulations John! See details:
• Indians Attendance at Record-Breaking Lows
• Housing For Artists: Where Will The Money Go?
• Lunch special at Cafe 4250 at East April 6 & 7 is--Carrot soup w/ginger, Mustard seed salmon w/sweet potato puree and swiss chard with tomoatoes and walnuts . . for dessert--malaysian rice pudding. For reservations, 216-987-2496. Cash only.
• AirTran Ranked Best Airline in Quality Study
• Cleveland State University secures federal grant for African sleeping sickness study
• Northeast Ohio Software Association survey shows improved outlook among IT firms
• Cleveland Browns Future Stars Football Camp
• Chart Industries Inc. acquires Clever Fellows Innovation Consortium
• Beck Center Takes On Wardrobe Malfunction in "The Underpants"
• Willard Woman Gets 15 Balloons of Heroin in "Body Cavity"
• What to Expect From Charlie Sheen's Show Tuesday Night?
• Check out the 2011 Asian Awareness Celebration at CSU. Events run from April 5-15. See details:
• The Problem With Depicting Cleveland
• Bar Uno at CSU is hosting an NCAA Men's Basketball Championship viewing party tonight at 9. Win prizes and enjoy food specials!
• Concert Review: The Hold Steady at House of Blues
• Today marks the fifth week of classes, which means you’re more than halfway done! Good luck everyone in the remainder of their courses! Also, a friendly reminder that you're now able to register for classes the summer term. Contact your Studen
• The 2011 Idea Competition is April 25, brought to you by Shaker LaunchHouse and the Nance College of Business Global Accelerated MBA program. See details:
• Pic of the Day: A Tricycle From the 1800s
• Concert Review: The Books at the Beachland
• College Pride week kicks off today and runs through Friday. Get in the action. See details:
• Career Week Day 1: Working the Job Fair: Scott Baker from Cintas Corporation at noon The Importance of Internships: Brenda Davis Smith from NEOintern at 3:00p.m. Online or Out of Line: Using Social Media in the Job Search: Bob McDonald, Chancellor Unive
• What's New for April 4, 2011: S-200 Attritor
• Join us for a special Open House event showcasing the newly updated Recreation & Wellness Center at the Metro Campus, Tuesday April 5th and Wednesday April 6th from 11am - 2pm. www.tri-c.edu/MetroRec
• Kids' Choice Awards 2011 Winners
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
• "Can Science and Faith Ever Meet?" Join Russ Breault, researcher and lecturer who will speak on this topic and the "Shroud Encounter,” on Tuesday, April 5, at 11:30 a.m. in the Tri-C Eastern Campus Theater, and on Wednesday, April 6,
• Less than one month to go….Deadline to petition for Fall 2011 Graduation is April 29, 2011.
• FirstMerit Corp. selects Cleveland's Brokaw as its advertising agency of record
• Liggett Stashower board chairman Mark Nylander exits firm
• The Price of “Easter” In an Egg Hunt: $500
• Career Week is almost here! Join us Monday April 4th at noon for a presentation by Scott Baker from Cintas Corporation.
• Akron's ClarkTel Communications, Brook Park's Tele-Communications Inc. combine
• CSU's Spring Open House is tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Don't worry if you haven't registered. Walk-ins are welcome! See details:
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. unit prices offering of 8 1/8% senior notes
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. unit prices offering of 8 1/8% senior notes
• Attention all students and alumni that majored in human resources, have you seen this job posting on cleveland.com?
• Don't miss the 40th Annual Student Art Show at CSU. The Opening Reception is tonight from 5-8. The show runs through May 1. See details:
• KeyBank Foundation gives $1 million to Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• KeyBank Foundation gives $1 million to Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Cincinnati Couple Ran Drugs Out of Home Daycare
• Case Western Reserve's medical school wins $1.6 million cancer research grant
• Case Western Reserve's medical school wins $1.6 million cancer research grant
• Brookings Institution speaker says NE Ohio's future will be built on manufacturing
• Brookings Institution speaker says NE Ohio's future will be built on manufacturing
• Developers Diversified Realty Corp. buys some assets, sells others
• Developers Diversified Realty Corp. buys some assets, sells others
• Berkshire Hathaway exec resigns after profiting from Lubrizol stock purchases
• Berkshire Hathaway exec resigns after profiting from Lubrizol stock purchases
• Kent State Student a Charlie Sheen Intern Finalist
• Military Students: here's some valuable resume advice from one of the best; Susan Ireland. There's still plenty of time to revise your resume before our career fair on April 8th!
• Reimagined Dragonfly Has Wings
• Progressive Field Is Just a Little Bit Snowy
• Entrepreneurship on the Decline According to Cleveland Fed
• Austin Carr Calls Chris Bosh a "RuPaul Look-Alike"
• Ohio City Near West, Charter One set up microgrant program for West Side Market vendors
• Ohio City Near West, Charter One set up microgrant program for West Side Market vendors
• Ohio City Near West, Charter One set up microgrant program for West Side Market vendors
• Pic of the Day: 'IM SOBER' License Plate Not Suspicious At All
• An online college education is designed to be flexible, accessible, and meaningful. Explore degree options with Chancellor University!
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. reports fourth-quarter loss, secures new credit line
• There's still time to register for CSU's Spring Open House on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is a great way to see campus, tour residence halls, discover our majors, and learn all about CSU. See details and register:
• Inner Belt Bridge Construction Will Be Noisy
• Concert Review: Queens of the Stone Age at House of Blues
• Concert Review: Kurt Vile and the Violators/ J. Mascis at the Grog Shop
• The Akron Aeros Continue Their Quest to Make You Fat
• PNC survey indicates pricing pressure is rising at small, midsize businesses
• Tickets are now available for Radiance, a new tradition for scholarship support. The event is part of the Commencement Weekend Celebration. Radiance is Thursday, May 13. See details and purchase your ticket:
• You'd Think the Owner of "LBJ CAVS" License Plate Would Have Ditched It By Now
• Cuyahoga County Is Not Healthy
• Baldwin-Wallace College president Richard Durst to retire at end of next school year
• A. Schulman plans to add equipment at Texas plant
• Cassidy Theatre to Open "Blood Brothers"
• Don't miss Central State University Day. Representatives will be on the Eastern Campus from 10:00 am to 2pm on Thursday, March 31. Visit tri-c.edu/centralstate
• Obese Man Sits In Chair For Two Years, Has to Be Cut Away After Skin Attaches to Chair (Updated)
• Video: Duane Kuiper's Lone Home Run
• Cleveland Medical Devices Inc. spins off company
• Chancellor University would like to thank Farmers Insurance, CareerBoard, Ohio State Highway Patrol, NEOintern & Pat O'Brien Chevrolet for participating in our career fair!
• Central Federal Corp. reports smaller fourth-quarter loss than year ago
• Misspelling on Parking Ticket Envelopes Has Repurcussions
• Indians Commercial Should Get You Pumped For Opening Day
• KeyCorp completes repurchase of $2.5 billion of preferred stock issued under TARP program
• Interested in attending college and want to get a feel for a lecture at CSU? Visit the CSU Open House this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and sit in on a sample lecture by one of our professors. See details:
• Cop Commandeers Golf Cart to Chase Suspect
• Signet Jewelers Ltd. reports strong results for U.S. operations in fiscal 2011
• With new technologies that make it cheaper to start your own business and a widespread need to earn additional income during the recession, more professionals are taking on paying projects in addition to their day jobs. Check out these tips from the pros
• The CSU Spring Dance Concert is Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Classroom Auditorium. Tickets are $5. See details:
• Cleveland HeartLab names VP of clinical laboratory operations
• Gary Waters looks ahead and hopes to keep his Viking coaching staff together
• Woman Flips Car, Loses Tires, Drives Wrong Way on Highway, Hits Another Car, Keeps Going
• Wayne Weber, Troubled Father, Killed in East Side Shooting
• Floyd Mayweather is a Believelander Too
• Pic of the Day: Colt McCoy and a 5-Foot Snake
• OM Group Inc. to add Deloitte executive Patrick Mullin to its board
• Kalahari Home Run Special
• Melt Bar and Grilled to make Independence home to its third restaurant
• We Get Mail
• Spring Open House is this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about CSU. Open to everyone! See details & register:
• Summit Mall to add burger bar as part of open-air addition
• Join us, on Monday, April 4th for a lecture by Dr. Kristin Williams, DDS on the "Inequalities in Dental Health: How You Can Make a Difference." This program is free and will take place from 4-5pm at Metro Campus as part of National Minority Hea
• Have you registered for the summer session yet? Be sure to contact your Student Services Advisor before April 20th!
• Playhouse Square Reveals 2011-2012 Broadway Schedule
• Richard Hennessey Caught Masturbating at Mentor Super K-Mart
• At New Mashiso, Diners 'Wrap it, Roll it, Bowl it'
• CAC to Hold Annual Meeting, Invites Cleveland Community
• East Clevelander's Charges Dropped, But Stuff Not Returned
• Akron's Bid for Biomed
• Cleveland Urban Farm Takes One Step Forward, One Step Back
• The accolades continue to roll in for CSU's Norris Cole who was named All-American Honorable Mention. See the story in the PD: - Congrats Norris! We'll proudly follow your move to pro basketball this summer.
• A public administration degree provides an academic background for individuals pursuing a career in both government and non-governmental/non-profit organizations. An education which combines both will give you competitive strength and allow you to move i
• Check out the new residence halls on campus and take a tour of campus at this Saturday's Open House, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open to everyone! See details:
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is CSU's student newspaper.
• CSU Students: remember today is College Day at the Cleveland International Film Festival. Wear your CSU gear!
• Near West Theatre goes Into the Woods for Spring Production
• Playhouse Square Broadway Launch
• Man Beats Roommates Because His Beer Is Missing
• No One Cares About LeBron's Second Trip Back to Cleveland
• Japanese Radiation Turns Up in Local Rainwater; Cue Hysteria Relax
• Lake National Bank in Mentor names new CEO
• Leadership advice from one of the best:
• Still have the itch for football. Join the 4 on 4 Intramural Flag Football Tournament. Registration deadline is March 31. See details:
• Riverside Co. acquires Mitco Inc. as add-on to DuBois Chemicals
• Feds charge Twinsburg financial planner in Cuyahoga County corruption probe
• St. Vincent Charity Medical Center names Dr. David Perse its president
• CSU presents EVERYMAN at the Factory Theatre, April 12-17. Tickets are now on sale:
• Video: Cavs Players, Mascots Dance With Old People
• College Day is tomorrow at the Cleveland International Film Festival. Don't miss it! Wear your CSU gear to receive offers. See details:
• Kurt Vile Plays a Free Show at Music Saves. You Should Go
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber offers $435M of mandatory convertible preferred stock
• Career Week kicks off April 4th! There's still time to meet with our expert Career Services staff to fine tune your resume or practice your interview skills! For the assistance you need, please contact Career Services by e-mailing CareerServices@Cha
• Jimmy Dimora Used Bribe Money to Buy a Tiki Hut
• Innerbelt bridge project update: Overnight through Friday, April 1, crews will close E. 14th Street under the existing Innerbelt Bridge from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. . Motorists will be detoured via E. 9th or E. 22nd Streets
• Watch a Drunk Lady Try to Say the Alphabet
• Pic of the Day: Lingerie Football Tryouts in Cleveland
• Lady Chokes Walmart Greeter, Daughter Threatens to Blow Up the Store
• Concert Review: Willie Nelson at House of Blues
• Video: Kid Throws Punch at Youth Soccer Game in Ohio
• Concert Review: Warpaint at the Beachland
• Seniors-- In 40 days, it will be time to walk across that stage! All Commencement 2011 information can be found here:
• Do you know of any young women interested in science or engineering? Tri-C is offering a free, informative and hands-on workshop for girls in 6th through 10th grade interested in learning more about science and engineering-related careers. This event w
• Cleveland-area Musician Mixes Canines and Kitties
• DVD Releases for March 29, 2011
• Kids' Choice Awards 2011
• Cuyahoga County executive laying off 25 employees
• KeyCorp directors take steps to implement 'corporate governance enhancements'
• Glenn Burbridge, 86, Kills Wife Because She No Longer Loves Him
• Beverage Distributors Inc. wins court victory in battle with MillerCoors LLC
• Cleveland State University to offer master's degree programs at Tri-C's center in Brunswick:
• Education today is attainable for most people who desire it. The reasons why people go back to school are vast, but ultimately it comes down to the primary motivator which can vary depending upon the individual.
• Check out Tri-C in the news! See Dr. Thorton announce our partnership with Cleveland State and Tiffin University to bring college education options to Medina County at the new Brunswick University Center.
• 'Daily Show' Tackles John Kasich, Calls Him 'Dickish'
• Glenn Wilsey, Vermilion Army Recruit, Dies from Binge Diet
• Hanford Dixon Named Coach of Cleveland's Lingerie Football Team
• Lyndhurst Man Calls Cops Because of Bird in His Dishwasher
• CAB Greek Stroll Off is April 7. Sign up by April 4. See details:
• 'TCH-KIDS' Is a Real Ohio License Plate, Probably Not As Clear As Owner Thought It Would Be
• Cleveland businesses, residents urged to go dark for one hour to support Earth Hour
• We would like to thank Cleveland Public Library for hosting our career fair! All are invited to the main branch of the library on Friday April 8, 2011 from 11am - 3pm. The career fair will be held in the General Reference Department on the first floor of
• CSU art professor Qian Li in spotlight at Sculpture Center in Cleveland:
• Cleveland Weekend Theater 03/25-03/27
• I-X Indoor Amusement Park
• Come out and see the new Brunswick University Center this Saturday! Tri-C will be taking part in Bring on Brunswick. Campus tours, activities and even Radio Disney will be there. Saturday, March 26th from 10am to 1pm. www.tri-c.edu/brunswick
• Afternoon Brew: Wolfgang Puck Comes to Cleveland, Smithsonian Shows Us Love, Lady Charged for SWAT's Appearance, and Republicans Don't Know Who Sherrod Brown Is
• Thieves Storm Birthday Party, Steal $12
• The Indians Will Win at Social Media if They Can't Win at Baseball
• "Peppers of the Caribbean" - this year's Chili Challenge is March 29. Register today:
• A Reader's Poem About Bridget McCafferty
• Cedar Fair's largest shareholder calls for board resignations
• 6-Foot Deep Pothole Stops Van Dead In Its Tracks
• If you've always wanted to help others, you can become an asset in the healthcare industry, and become in-demand throughout the country. A degree in health services management can offer a secure future. Whether you want to begin a career in healthca
• Matt Fish Divulges Third Melt is in the Works
• The Community Health Program, “Ultrasound: A Window to Cardiovascular Health” scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, March 25 at 1 p.m. on the Western Campus has been cancelled due to a family emergency. It will be rescheduled at a later date.
• Teen Arrested After Selling Drugs to a Drug Task Force Agent
• College Pride Week is coming ... April 4-8! Get involved:
• Adult Son Upset When Mom Throws Away Pot
• Our University President, Bob Daugherty, and the University leadership team would like to hold an Open Discussion Forum on Friday, March 25 at 3 PM in the Lecture Hall. All students are encouraged to participate! Click here for more information:
• Alcoa Foundation sets up scholarship to honor longtime executive Bill Christopher
• Man Tries to Rob Woman Sleeping in Back of Car in Church Parking Lot
• More on the Cleveland International Film Festival. CSU alumnus Bill Guentzler is the festival's artistic director. Learn from Bill what it takes to put on the event:
• Omnova Solutions Inc. reports 87% drop in first-quarter earnings
• The Cleveland International Film Festival opens today. CSU is a proud platinum sponsor! The festival runs through April 3 ... College Day is March 29. Don't miss it:
• Lodging business in Cleveland market improves in 2010
• Afternoon Brew: 119-Year-Old Woman, Lingerie Football Tryouts, Funeral Home Can't Dipose of Liquefied Bodies in Sewer, and Calamity Days Approved
• The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects careers in criminal justice to grow through 2016. Check out our program:
• Cleveland Thermal to serve Cleveland Medical Mart and Convention Center
• Cleveland Thermal to serve Cleveland Medical Mart and Convention Center
• Newsflash: Fat People Threaten Bus System; Anarchy
• FirstEnergy to Distribute Those Light Bulbs Again
• For any of you (or your friends or family) who have been admitted to CSU, it's time to register for Orientation. See details and register: or call 216.687.9379.
• Food Network Bringing Sandwich to Progressive Field Concessions This Season
• Joe Haden Showed Up to the Cavs Game in Full Uniform
• The SGA is hosting a University Financial Town Hall Meeting on March 29 at noon in the Urban Atrium:
• Frank Russo Testifies, Judge McCafferty Smokes, and a Juror Trips
• Man Pulled Over for DUI Debates With Himself Whether to Take Breathalyzer
• 50 additional vouchers to the Cleveland International Film Festival are now available while supplies last. Act fast:
• Cops Called on Man Who Refuses to Pay Blind Date's Portion of Restaurant Bill
• As part of Career Week, the Cleveland Public Library and Chancellor University are proud to present a Career Fair on Friday, April 8th.
• Pic of the Day: Depressing, Beautiful Sign for Cleveland
• Cleveland schools CEO proposes nearly $74 million in budget cuts
• CSU has appointed accomplished legal scholar, Craig Boise, as Dean of the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Welcome to CSU Dean Boise!
• We Get Mail
• Seller's Market
• Franklin Castle Fire Ruled Intentional
• New General manager Could Put the "Med" Back in Med Mart
• Your Boozin' Could Support New Ohio Businesses
• Registration is now open for the summer term. We recommend that you reach out to your student services advisor to get a kick start on registration!
• Club Isabella 2.0 Nears its Debut
• FDA gives users more time to replace Steris Corp. System 1 processor
• Cleveland Ranks 51st on List of Socially Networked Cities
• Need help improving your mid-term grades? Let the Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC) help you out. See details:
• If you're attending summer school and taking business classes, make sure you apply for the Nance Business Summer Scholarships. See details:
• Local Site Tracks Drunk Driving Checkpoints
• Toad-ally Awesome Amphibians
• Latest info on the Innerbelt Bridge project: E. 14th Street under the existing bridge will be closed from 8 pm through 6 am from today through Friday, March 25. Travelers will be detoured to E. 9th Street or E. 22nd Street. Nightly lane closures on I-90
• Are you interested in attending Medical School? Don't miss an information session on April 5 at noon for the CSU - NEOUCOM Medical Partnership. See details:
• Pic of the Day: The Plain Dealer Was Crowdsourcing News Back in 1924
• Historic House of Wills Funeral Home Could be Hosting Art Shows By End of the Year
• Check out these events celebrating Women's History at CSU:
• Woman Arrested for Assault With Pitchfork, Sort Of
• Datatrak International Inc. posts small fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• CSU has joined forces with two local universities to present a program on civility and Ohio politics. Read the story in the PD:
• Alzheimer's Disease: What You Need to Know. A free workshop featuring Jeff Barlow from the Alzheimer's Assoc. this Saturday, March 26, 2011 from 9am-1pm at the Metro Campus Health Careers & Sciences Bldg. Room 104.
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. outlines performance targets through 2013
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• JumpStart Inc. draws much praise, a few detractors at community meeting
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the CSU student newspaper.
• American Greetings Corp. raises quarterly dividend 7%
• American Greetings Corp. raises quarterly dividend 7%
• East Cleveland Public Library may become part of Cuyahoga County Public Library
• East Cleveland Public Library may become part of Cuyahoga County Public Library
• MMPI names trade show vet to run Cleveland medical mart and convention center
• MMPI names trade show vet to run Cleveland medical mart and convention center
• Afternoon Brew: DUI Suspect Drives Into Rocky River, Prisoners to Pay $1 for Elecricity, Hell's Angel Conviction, and a Special Announcement from Dick Goddard
• Cuyahoga County executive names Taft Stettinius partner as county's first law director
• Cuyahoga County executive names Taft Stettinius partner as county's first law director
• West Side Market, Cleveland to Host International Public Markets Conference
• Great Lakes Brewing Takes Home 3 Gold Medals at 2011 World Beer Championships
• Ohio Home Sales Down From a Year Ago
• Ohio Association of Realtors reports Feb. home sales fell 5.4% from year ago
• Ohio Association of Realtors reports Feb. home sales fell 5.4% from year ago
• Charleston comes to Cleveland and knocks Vikings out of NIT
• Twinsburg & Hathaway Brown win girls basketball state championships
• Alumni & current students, join our Chancellor University LinkedIn channel. We look forward to engaging with you there!
• Sustainable Cleveland 2019. Don't miss a forum at CSU on March 31. See details and register:
• Dennis Kucinich Calls Obama's Decision for Military Strikes in Libya an "Impeachable Offense"
• Brouse McDowell names Joseph Dattilo as partner-in-charge in Cleveland
• Brouse McDowell names Joseph Dattilo as partner-in-charge in Cleveland
• A CSU alumnus is the director of a film recognized in the "Local Heroes" category at this year's Cleveland International Film Festival. Read the story in the PD: And see how CSU is involved in the 35th edition of this annual event:
• Randy Black, Armed with Crossbow, Leads Police on Interstate Chase
• Military Students: A new law amends and expands education benefits covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill
• Drunk Woman Arrested After Sleeping In Back of Her Car
• Cleveland and West Side Market tapped to host International Public Markets Conference in 2012: - Remember to check out CSU's Farmers Market which returns in June and is one of many initiatives CSU is doing to keep Cleveland sustainable.
• Tiger Woods' New Girlfriend Is From Cleveland
• Video: Lightning Show Over Lake Erie
• "Imagine Your Future: Think Cleveland." The organizer for this event sees many great opportunities for today's youth who want to study, live and work in Cleveland. CSU is singled out for its downtown development and K-12 school. Read this
• Don't miss Tri-C's 2011 Spring Job Fair! Thursday, March 24, 2011 from 10am to 2pm at the Metro Campus. Bring your resumes and dress professionally. There will be free shuttle service from East and West Campus. See link for Job Fair employer li
• Tough day at the Wolstein Center for CSU. The Viking men just got knocked out of the NIT by the College of Charleston. Tough loss. But the team - players, coaches and everyone associated with the program - made all of us at CSU proud!
• The Viking women came up short to Chicago State in a WBI matchup at the Wolstein Center. Still, the players, coaches and everyone with the program made all at CSU proud for a great season!
• Post-season basketball is underway at the WolsteinCenter. The Viking women are facing Chicago State. The Viking men will play the College of Charleston at 2pm ... Watch the men on ESPNU.
• 13th Annual KidShow
• 3 Interviews With Cast Members From Les Misérables
• Mark Kvamme shifts development role for state of Ohio
• Group urges Gov. John Kasich to get high-speed rail on track in Ohio
• KeyCorp announces plan to get out from under TARP
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. shareholders give final approval for merger
• Start your career with Chancellor University! We are seeking qualified candidates for several openings.
• Charlie Sheen Picks Akron to Go All the Way
• Brandon Shullick, HIV Positive, Arrested for Not Telling Sex Partners
• State unemployment rate falls to 9.2% in February
• Hero of the Day: Woman Blockades Street Over Potholes
• Cuyahoga County Recorder's Office Employee Confused About What a Photocopier Is
• What's missing from March Madness? Better academics. 10 of 68 men's teams not on track to graduate half their players.
• Ohio receives $19.5 million in grants from the federal government
• Pic of the Day: Car Ends Up Vertical After Accident
• Arrests Down, Madness Up at Cleveland's 2011 St. Pat’s Parade
• March Madness hits the Wolstein Center Saturday as the Vikings men and women host a post-season double header. The women host Chicago State at 11 am and the men host the College of Charleston at 2 pm. Ticket prices for the 2 games are $20 between the bas
• Woman's Ear Bitten Off in Brawl (Updated)
• Are you part of our twitter community? Follow us:
• Riverside Co. buys Canadian marketing business
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. to raise $1 billion in notes sales
• Ohio will be the focal point of a $5.6 million anti-union campaign by FreedomWorks
• Cleveland Weekend Theater (03/18-03/20)
• Balancing life with school and work can often times be a challenge. Here are some tips that will help you stay on track.
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! We'll see you at the parade! Share photos of you in your "CSU green" attire and maybe we'll re-post on the CSU Facebook page!
• Happy St. Patrick's Day and to the start of March Madness —Who do you think will win the tournament? Did you know Tri-C has several collegiate athletic teams that play in the NJCAA. Check it out:
• The Vikings host two postseason games Saturday at the Wolstein Center. The men play College of Charleston at 2 pm in the second round of the NIT. The women play Chicago State in the second round of the WBI, time TBD. Come out and cheer on your Vikings! C
• The CSU women's basketball team won tonight at IPFW in the WBI. The Vikings play Chicago State Saturday at the Wolstein Center. Time TBD. Go Vikings!
• Happy St. Patrick's Day, You Drunks
• Lorain Police Chief Questions Nancy Smith Conviction in Tapes
• Are you where you want to be in your career? Whether it’s a bachelor's degree, a certification or simply rethinking your career goals – we have people who’d be happy to help you tackle your questions about how to get farther in you
• Democrats Looking at Ted Strickland as Next Chair?
• The Anniversary of Ricky Davis' Wrong-Way Triple-Double
• Poll Shows Sherrod Brown Would Beat Drew Carey in an Election
• Vasectomies Skyrocket In March According to Cleveland Clinic Doc
• MesoCoat Inc., University of Akron receive $2 million in Third Frontier money
• Cops Unable to Investigate YouTube Threat Because Police Station Blocks YouTube
• Man Calls 911 From Inside Jail to Report the Cops
• Shamrock Shake Recipe
• Want to be in a movie? Here's your chance. Extras are needed for a movie shoot in Cleveland. 'Boot Tracks' is a psychological thriller that stars Matt Dillon and Michelle Monaghan. An open casting call will be held Saturday, March 19 from
• Progressive Corp. reports 16% increase in February net income vs. year earlier
• $1 Million of Pot Seized in Traffic Stop
• Parker Hannifin Corp. refinances $1.5 billion syndicated credit facility
• Charlie Sheen Bringing His Live Show to Cleveland
• Vikings play in 2nd round of NIT vs. the College of Charleston. Game Date/Time/Location TBD. We'll keep you posted!
• We Get Mail
• Drunk by Dawn?
• Norris Cole has 27 points to lead Cleveland State past Vermont in NIT opener
• Vikings win! CSU slipped past Vermont, 63-60, in the first round of the men's basketball NIT. Next game date/location TBD.
• Interested in Automotive Technology? Come to the Auto Tech Program Open House on Friday, March 18, 2010 from 1pm -5pm at the Western Campus. Take a tour of the facilities and learn more about the program.
• Afternoon Brew: Ohio University Limits Netflix Streaming, Beer Delivery in Kent, Frank Russo Sings, and a Huge Cocaine Bust
• A Brooklyn Bridge, Cute State Senator, Involve Forest City in New York Corruption Case
• Cleveland Clinic gives Austrian drug firm exclusive option to license compounds
• CSU is proud to be a platinum sponsor of the Cleveland International Film Festival, March 24- April 3. College Day is March 29. Discount tickets are available for the CSU community. See details: #ciff
• Akron Area Strip Club Raided, Real Crime Uncovered
• The Buzzards Return
• Man Headbutts His Mom and the Cops
• Controversy Erupts Over Republican Push to Ban Abortion
• Congress May Help Out Small Brewers
• St. Patrick's Day Parade Will Not Feature St. Patrick's Drill Team
• GrafTech International Ltd. acting CFO Mark Widmar leaves company
• Frank Russo Stickers Soon to Go
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Recovery Resources, Spectrum of Supportive Services combine
• Recovery Resources, Spectrum of Supportive Services combine
• Pic of the Day: Morning News Really Gets Into Buzzards' Return to Hinckley
• We're 2-for-2 in post-season play for our basketball teams. The women's team is headed to post-season play as the Vikings are a #1 seed in the 2011 Women's Basketball Invitational. CSU plays IPFW in Fort Wayne, Ind., Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
• Video: Austin Carr's 61-Point Game in the NCAA Tournament
• Ryerson Inc. acquires Singer Steel Co. in Streetsboro
• Ryerson Inc. acquires Singer Steel Co. in Streetsboro
• Come out to the Wolstein Center tonight to cheer on your Vikings! CSU's men's basketball hosts Vermont in the first round of the NIT. The game starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 and $20, and $5 for students. Call 216.687.4848 for tickets. GO VIKI
• Racing Amish Involved in Accident
• Cleveland State to host Vermont Tuesday in NIT first round game
• John Kasich Bans Cameras for State Budget Announcement
• Latest news on the innerbelt bridge project: Through March 18, crews will perform intermittent lane closures on Commercial Road, which is below the existing bridge.
• Thank you to all the students who provided feedback about our emergency system. If you have not signed up for it yet, you can do so by logging into my Tri-C space, going to your "My Info" tab, find the box on the far left labeled "Student
• Fund for Our Economic Future awards nearly $1.4 million in grants for various projects
• Fund for Our Economic Future awards nearly $1.4 million in grants for various projects
• CSU's Nance College of Business will host Dennis Gartman, Editor and Publisher of The Gartman Letter, on March 22. See details:
• Map: Where Do Clevelanders Move to When They Leave?
• Group Lobbying for Charlie Sheen to Throw Out First Pitch at Indians Opener
• Man Assaults Pregnant Girlfriend and Her Puppy
• Diebold Inc. subsidiary in India inks managed services agreement with Axis Bank
• Diebold Inc. subsidiary in India inks managed services agreement with Axis Bank
• Man Shoots Neighbor's Cat Because He Doesn't Want It "Pissing All Over"
• A trial courtroom in CSU's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law will open next month. It is the only such courtroom in a law school in Ohio and one of a few in the country. See story in the PD:
• Eaton Corp. to acquire Internormen Technology Group of Germany
• Lubrizol Corp. bought by Berkshire Hathaway Corp.
• Spring Break starts today! How do you plan on enjoying it?
• Marlin Kaplan Latest Big-Name Chef to Hit W. 25th
• Concert Review: The Pretty Reckless at the Grog Shop
• CSU's men's basketball is a #2 seed in the NIT and will host Vermont Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Wolstein Center. Tickets are $10 and $20, and $5 for students. Call 216.687.4848 for tickets. Come out and cheer on your Vikings!
• Open casting call for background extras for independent feature film shooting soon on location in Cleveland! BOOT TRACKS, starring Matt Dillon and Michelle Monaghan, is a psychological thriller and is looking for ALL TYPES, must be 18 years and older. Fo
• 5 Cleveland-Area Theaters Tackle the Economy
• Ohio University is Serious About Fecal Matter
• Yes, You Can Get Pulled Over in a Funeral Procession
• Mahoning County Dumps Law Firm with Anti-Union Ties
• Pic of the Day: Mystery Man Cleans Up the Metro Parks
• Twinsburg vs. McKinley on tap tonight in girls basketball tournament action
• And Another Criminal Caught Because of Footprints in the Snow
• Did You Know Cleveland's Home to World's First Kosher Subway?
• Drunk and Bloody Woman Passes Out at McDonald's, Curses Out Cops
• Annual Return of the Buzzards
• We’re interested in your feedback on our snow closing system. The message system we have for weather closings does not have the ability to leave voicemails. Did you get the call or text this morning?
• The CSU Recreation Center is open today. However, some programing may be canceled. Check online for times and program cancellations:
• Due to inclement weather, Chancellor University will be closed today, Friday, March 11, 2011. Therefore, today’s ground classes will be conducted online. Refer to your syllabus for assignments and deadlines. Online classes will continue as schedu
• Due to extreme weather conditions, all Cuyahoga Community College campuses and facilities will be closed Friday, March 11. This is a Level 2 closing. Faculty, staff and students should not report. Essential personnel only are required to report. For addi
• CSU is Closed Friday, March 11. Due to severe weather conditions, Cleveland State University is closed today, including the downtown campus and East and West Centers. All classes today are canceled. Some services will remain open today - including select
• Nonprofit venture to manage space station research would make Cleveland home
• Linda Bluso to head Baldwin-Wallace College's division of business administration
• Pop. 396,815: A Comparative Study
• Ohio Bill Would Restrict "Pill Mills"
• Cleveland Ranked No. 3 for Hospital Safety
• Student-written plays debut at 1st annual NEOMFA Playwrights Festival at Cleveland Public Theater, March 11-27:
• There's a Mummy on the Loose in Westlake
• SoHo Coming to Ohio City
• The Eastern Campus Phi Theta Kappa is collecting old textbooks and academic journals published after 2000 for their Better World Book Drive. You can drop off items at any Academic Dean’s office today March 10 or tomorrow March 11.
• Pic of the Day: A Skinny, Young Jimmy Dimora
• CSU Dining hours during Spring Break, March 11-20:
• Tweak of the Week: Family Night in Solon
• Woman In See-Through Nightgown Goes Shopping at Dollar General
• Preformed Line Products Co. sees fourth-quarter earnings slump due to big year-ago gain
• Preformed Line Products Co. sees fourth-quarter earnings slump due to big year-ago gain
• Concert Review: The Get Up Kids at the Grog Shop
• St. Patrick's Day. We know it's a week away but it's never too early to make plans for the greenest day of the year. Check out a sampling of what you can do:
• Kent State University to take another swing at massive construction initiative
• Kent State University to take another swing at massive construction initiative
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
• The women's basketball team advanced to the semifinals in the Horizon League Tournament with a win last night. The Vikings play Butler Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Green Bay. The winner of that game goes to the HL Championship. Go Vikings!
• Postal Worker Accused of Stealing Mail
• Census Shows Cleveland's Population Continues to Dwindle
• Ed FitzGerald Fires Workers, Throws Down Gauntlet on Nepotism
• Crepes Deluxe Location Quietly Shuts Down
• Go Viking Green. A graduate student of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs explains why you should drink tap, not bottled:
• Cuyahoga County names Larry Benders director of development
• Cuyahoga County names Larry Benders director of development
• Cleveland awarded nearly $20 million for improvements at Hopkins Airport
• Cleveland awarded nearly $20 million for improvements at Hopkins Airport
• Pic of the Day: The City of Cleveland Spells Good
• TransDigm Group Inc. completes sale of certain assets to Alcoa Inc.
• TransDigm Group Inc. completes sale of certain assets to Alcoa Inc.
• Burning River Roller Girls Student ID Night on March 12:
• Video: Phil Davison, Stark County Treasurer Candidate Freak Out Specialist, Gets a Tosh.0 Web Redemption
• Cleveland the 7th Sickest City in America
• Cleveland Indians Opening Day Tickets are available through the "Destination Cleveland" program. See details:
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. begins $250 million note offering
• 15th Annual Urban Community Forum at CSU is March 26, deadline to register is March 18. See details and register:
• Adventures in Health Care
• We Get Mail
• Chancellor University maintains its accreditation
• Chancellor University maintains its accreditation
• Middle School Teacher Accused of Groping 14-Year-Old Girl
• IMPORTANT TRAFFIC ADVISORY. The E. 21st Street on-ramp to I-77 southbound is closing tonight, weather permitting. This will remain closed during construction of Cleveland's Innerbelt Bridge. See details and alternate routes:
• Pic of the Day: Chubbie Baby — LeBron's Party Promotions Agent, Ohio Rapper, Gun Nut
• Maple Sugaring Weekend
• 'You ain't seen nothing yet,' Gov. Kasich says during State of the State address
• 'You ain't seen nothing yet,' Gov. Kasich says during State of the State address
• Pissed Listener Harasses WMMS 100.7 With Laser, Porn
• Manpower survey indicates 'respectable' pace of hiring in Cleveland area in second quarter
• Manpower survey indicates 'respectable' pace of hiring in Cleveland area in second quarter
• Kohlberg and Co. portfolio company buys majority stake in Life Equity LLC
• Kohlberg and Co. portfolio company buys majority stake in Life Equity LLC
• Spring Break Survival Fair is March 9 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the Student Center Atrium:
• Ohio No. 3 In Oxycodone Use
• First Interstate Properties to exercise option for 90 acres in Cleveland Heights
• First Interstate Properties to exercise option for 90 acres in Cleveland Heights
• Anyone headed downtown, please note that the innerbelt project is going to begin tonight (Tuesday, March 8) with the closing of the E.21st Street ramp to I-77 for the next 6 years. Motorists are being detoured west on Carnegie to E. 14th Street or east t
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Index
• DEA Bans Fake Weed; The Toking Continues Regardless
• Download Chip Tha Ripper's New Mixtape and Share The Washington Post's Enthusiasm
• Money Ball, Tribe Style
• Women's Sports Notebook: MAC women's hoops on tap, Mount Union's season ends
• "Destination Cleveland" program aims to help student discover the city. Read about the Program in The Cauldron:
• One of the great benefits of CSU is its location. You're just minutes away from all kinds of entertainment. Celebrate Fat Tuesday with a number of destinations in town:
• Transvestite Scares Away Woman at South Park Mall
• Auditions for CSF's 2011 Summer Season - Othello / Love's Labour's Lost
• Brush Engineered Materials Inc. officially changes names to Materion Corp.
• Brush Engineered Materials Inc. officially changes names to Materion Corp.
• Flight Options LLC recalls eight furloughed pilots
• Flight Options LLC recalls eight furloughed pilots
• J.M. Smucker Co. to go to single CEO setup as part of broader executive changes
• J.M. Smucker Co. to go to single CEO setup as part of broader executive changes
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. reports big increase in fourth-quarter earnings
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. reports big increase in fourth-quarter earnings
• Morning Brew: Bob Evans Remodeling, AT&T Spending Millions in Cleveland, American Greetings Staying, and Tressel in Trouble
• Enjoy a special Mardi Gras Dinner at Viking Marketplace tonight from 4-8 p.m.
• Executive Caterers owner Harlan Diamond charged in Cuyahoga County corruption probe
• Executive Caterers owner Harlan Diamond charged in Cuyahoga County corruption probe
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Trio Pulled Over With Goose In Their Car
• Don King in Legal Battles With Puerto Rican Taco Seller
• Plastics News Global Group announces three high-level editorial promotions
• ATandT to make 4G investments in Cuyahoga, Summit counties
• General Electric Co. veteran Maryrose Sylvester to head GE Lighting in Cleveland
• CSU sets foundation for academic excellence. See story:
• Career Tip. Can't get enough of Facebook and Twitter? Get a job in Digital Media or Social Media? Check out the jobs list from Mashable:
• Ohio Takes a Low Spot on Well-Being Index
• Brown Bag Lunch: The Death and Life of the Great American School System. This is a hot topic for all of you teachers and educators out there. Join the discussion on March 23:
• Chimaira Get In on the Whole Winning Thing
• Pic of the Year: The Sad Miami Heat
• This Guy Really, Really Loves the Cavs
• American Greetings Corp. to keep its corporate headquarters in Ohio
• James Edward Abbott, Library Perv, Caught Peeping and Packing Knives
• William Dilley, Bad Financial Advisor, Alters Old Woman's Will To Make Himself Rich
• Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky
• Pool Party! Don't miss the CAB Pool Party on March 8 from 6-9 p.m. Free admission with CSU ID:
• GE Lighting CEO Michael Petras Jr. named CEO of HGI Global Holdings Inc.
• Summer registration begins today, Monday, March 7, 2011!!!
• Fall 2011 class schedule is available for viewing. View online in CampusNet: - Registration for current students begins March 28.
• Concert Review: Jonathan Richman at the Beachland
• American Greetings Corp., Gov. Kasich to hold 11 a.m. news conference
• Pic of the Day: Topless Men Serve Paczkis
• Man Brings Grandchild to Meth Lab
• Eating on campus? Check out this week's CSU Dining Dish:
• Stone Ridge Apartments in Berea change hands for $13.3 million
• Butler did it again, dropping Cleveland State from Horizon League tourney, 76-68
• ENGAGED LEARNING. You see it everywhere. And as a student you live it. Now the CSU marketing campaign has been recognized in the creative world - winning the Best of Show Award at the American Advertising Federation, Cleveland Chapter, ADDY Awards. See
• Area girls basketball OHSAA District Final recaps
• Jantel Lavender leads Buckeyes to Big Ten Tournament title game
• Norris Cole scored 24 tonight but the Vikings came up short against Butler in the Horizon League Semifinals.
• Game On! Watch CSU vs. Butler right now on ESPN3:
• Cleveland State Women's Basketball beats UIC by 10. The Vikings pick up their 12th Horizon League win, tying school record.
• One hour until tip off. Cleveland State vs. Butler at 6 p.m. in the Horizon League Semifinals. Watch live online:
• The Vikings W Basketball team is aiming for its 7th straight win as CSU faces UIC at 2 p.m. at the Wolstein Center. Watch live online:
• Cleveland State vs. Butler at 6 p.m. today in the Men's Basketball Horizon League Semifinals. Only way to watch live is on ESPN3:
• Congratulations to Tri-C Alum, Matt Fish for his restaurant Melt Bar & Grilled being named as the Metromix 2011 Best Restaurant in Cleveland!
• Cleveland State to meet Butler in Horizon League semifinal at Milwaukee
• Cleveland State Wins! Vikings bounce Wright State in the Horizon League Tournament. CSU plays Butler in the semifinals Saturday at 6 p.m. GO VIKES!!!
• Tip Off in 5 Minutes! CSU's men's basketball vs. Wright State. Watch on Sports Time Ohio. Go Vikings!
• The CSU Career Fair was a big hit today. See a photo from the event in this afternoon's story in The Wall Street Journal!
• Five of Cleveland's eastern suburbs to collaborate to reduce public safety costs
• Police Investigate Cries, Discover Goats and Pot
• Gun-Wielding Road Rager Encounters Gun-Toting Motorist
• American Greetings Corp. unit acquires Watermark Publishing Ltd. of the U.K.
• Myers Industries Inc. raises quarterly dividend by 8%
• Concert Review: Akron/Family at Grog Shop
• CSU Seniors: Get ready for graduation - class rings & announcements at the CSU Bookstore. See dates/times:
• Warehouse District business owners ink pact to improve safety in neighborhood
• Girls Hoops Tournament Recap: Monsman & Boesinger help Hudson advance
• CSU Fashion Show Casting Call - March 23-24. Calling all models, designers and artists. See details:
• Mugshot of the Day: Is That Wolverine?
• Man Leaves Naked Photos of Himself at WalMart
• Call for entries: The 40th Annual Student Art Show at CSU. Art drop-off is March 22-23. See details:
• Try these NEW grill items at Bar Uno:
• The Recording Arts & Technology department at Tri-C will host a Regional Audio Recording Industry Gathering and Open House tomorrow March 5, 2011 from 4 p.m. – 10 p.m., in the Center for Creative Arts at Metro Campus. Come see the recording stu
• CSU's Spring Open House is April 2. It's a great way for prospective students and parents to see campus and learn about CSU's programs. The Open House is also a great way for alumni and members of the community to check out the new campus
• U.S. unemployment rate edges down to 8.9% in February
• Don't miss the Vikings today at 6 p.m. on TV in the Cleveland area on Sports Time Ohio. The men's basketball team is facing Wright State in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Tournament. Go Vikings!
• Hiram College receives multiple cash gifts for endowment, building updates
• CSU's women's basketball team is on a roll as March Madness heats up. The Vikings have won six straight and are shooting for the #2 seed in the Horizon League Tournament. Read about the Vikings in today's PD: Go Vikings!
• The Career Fair is today at Cleveland State from 9am - 2pm! Good luck! Info: The East Garage is reserved for employers only.
• Mayor Frank G. Jackson's 6th Annual State of the City Address
• Career Fair is Friday at CSU! More than 100 employers will be on hand. Good luck! More info: Note: the entire East Garage is reserved for employers attending the event.
• Campus Dining cares what you think! Take a survey about our services and you could win a $150 MasterCard® GiveCard® or one of three $50 MasterCard® GiveCards®!
• Jamie Oliver Is Coming to Make Cleveland Healthy
• CSU Hosts Inaugural Cuyahoga County Conference on Social Welfare. The event is Friday. See details:
• Mom Lets Kids Drive Car, Crashes in Gas Main
• Mike Holmgren Almost Made Himself Coach of the Browns
• Cleveland Mayor Jackson expresses 'sense of urgency' in State of the City speech
• Road Trip! CSU heads to Milwaukee to face Wright State in the Horizon League Tournament. Game is Friday at 6 p.m. Pack your bags!
• Ohio's Kids Are Still Fat
• SupermanAvengers Movie to be Filmed in Cleveland (Updated)
• Viking swimmer Mark deSwardt stays unbeaten in Horizon League championships
• Great Blue Heron Day
• Cleveland Weekend Theater Listing: March 3 - 6
• Wonder Bar Gets New Old Chef
• Flour Opening in March
• TOA Technologies Inc. acquires Aboutime of Great Britain
• Denise Grollmus, Former Black Keys Wife, Spills Beans On End of Marriage With Pat Carney
• Good stuff for our K-12 teachers from The Cleveland Museum of Natural History! Register for upcoming workshops at the Museum's Science Resource Center:
• The Most Honest DUI Suspect Ever
• Check out this PD editorial: Gathering scholars at Cleveland State:
• Ashtabula Sheriff's Deputies Back on Job
• Video: Drunk Priest Offers Sex To Arresting Officers
• Aleris International Inc. posts fourth-quarter profit vs. big year-earlier loss
• Aleris International Inc. posts fourth-quarter profit vs. big year-earlier loss
• Nacco Industries Inc. reports lower fourth-quarter earnings due to big year-ago gain
• Nacco Industries Inc. reports lower fourth-quarter earnings due to big year-ago gain
• Are you interested in a health career? Come to Tri-C's Health Career Open House on March 16, 2011 at 6pm at the Western Campus. Over 28 associate degree and short-term certificate programs will be showcased.
• Cleveland Clinic CEO issues 'State of the Clinic' address
• Cleveland Clinic CEO issues 'State of the Clinic' address
• Hey students - apply to be an Orientation Leader today! Applications are due March 21. Click here to learn more.
• Video: High Speed Chase Ends With Car On Fire
• PolitiFact Shoots Down State Reps Claim About Wendy’s Founder
• Lightning Strike Leads Cops to Pot-Filled House
• Ohio Senate passes collective bargaining bill
• Ohio Senate passes collective bargaining bill
• Attention: DevoTees
• Six Guys Mug Akron Man for Groceries
• Morning Brew: Williams-Bolar on Dr. Phil, Hopkins Parking, Cops in Trouble, and K2 Banned
• Pic of the Day: Charlie Sheen is Winning in an Indians Hat
• Spring Career Week continues today. Learn about careers in marketing and healthcare, writing resumes, and more. See details: The Career Fair is Friday!
• Riverside Co. sells Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd. of the U.K.
• National Interstate Corp. raises quarterly dividend by 12.5%
• High School seniors, this is for you! CSU scholarships aimed at attracting good students to live on campus. Read all about it in the PD: Find out more about the CSU scholarship offer:
• Rumpke Consolidated unit buys Landmark Disposal assets in Northeast Ohio
• Developers Diversified Realty Corp. to sell 9.5 million common shares
• New Pathway: Cleveland State introduces new career transition program. Read details on the program:
• We Get Mail
• Excessive Force
• Cleveland State off to Milwaukee to face Wright State after besting UIC, 73-61
• CSU defeated UIC tonight in the first round of the Horizon League Men's Basketball Tournament. The Vikings play Wright State Friday at 6 p.m. in Milwaukee in the second round. Watch the game on ESPN Full Court. GO VIKINGS!
• This Saturday Cleveland Police Will Auction Impounded Cars
• Nordson Corp. declares 2-for-1 stock split
• Irish medical device design company opens office near Cleveland Clinic
• 11 Northeast Ohio shopping centers to change hands in $9B international real estate deal
• Cedar Point to expand its nighttime music and light show this summer
• Read Across America
• Carl Hirsch, Architect of WMMS' Heyday, Dead at 64
• Cleveland Groups React to Collective Bargaining Bill, Council Passes Anti-SB 5 Resolution
• Did Someone Poop In The Statehouse? An Investigation
• East Cleveland Finds Money For Kids
• March 29 is College Day at the Cleveland International Film Festival. See details:
• Pic of the Day: Braylon Edwards' Birthday Cake
• Man Calls Police Over Moldy Wendy's Hamburger
• Take advantage of free tax preparation services at CSU through April 15. See details:
• Eugene Sanders, Former Schools' Head, Soaking Up Hawaii Sun
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Index
• Cleveland Clinic Begins Travel Deals For Sick People
• Celebrate Women's history month as the Tri-C Celebrating Diversity Series continues with Dr. Jean Kilbourne. She will speak on “The Naked Truth: Advertising’s Image of Women,” on Wednesday, March 2 at West Campus and Thursday, Marc
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. names David LaRue as new CEO
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. names David LaRue as new CEO
• PolyOne Corp. sells its 50% interest in chlor alkali manufacturer to Missouri partner
• PolyOne Corp. sells its 50% interest in chlor alkali manufacturer to Missouri partner
• March Madness begins today for the Vikings. CSU's men's basketball hosts UIC in the first round of the Horizon League Tournament. Tonight's game tips off at 7 at the Wolstein Center. Tickets are still available:
• Cleveland Indians create concert event at Progressive Field
• Cleveland Indians create concert event at Progressive Field
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Cleveland Goes Green - Shrek the Musical Hits PlayhouseSquare
• Case Western Reserve University receives $7 million gift for student center
• Case Western Reserve University receives $7 million gift for student center
• OSU's Jantel Lavender wins fourth consecutive Big Ten Player of the Year award
• Progressive Think Tank Designed to Blast Republican Think Tank
• Gov. Kasich names James Petro chancellor of Ohio Board of Regents
• Gov. Kasich names James Petro chancellor of Ohio Board of Regents
• Raw Sewage Diverted Into the Cuyahoga River
• Smuggling Pot Inside a Hamburger Is a Plan Doomed to Failure
• Cuyahoga County hires first chief information officer
• Cuyahoga County hires first chief information officer
• Man Pees On Dunkin Donuts Counter
• CSU basketball player Norris Cole was a near-unanimous selection as the Horizon League Player of the Year. Cole also won Defensive Player of the Year. Congratulations Norris!
• Everything Is Flooded
• Get to know Geoffrey Mearns, Cleveland State's provost and senior vice president for academic affairs:
• High School students and parents: here's a story on scholarships for college: CSU is offering high school seniors up to $20,000 in scholarships over 4 years to cover tuition and on-campus housing. Learn how to apply:
• Donate Blood and get free CHIPOTLE today through Wednesday. See locations/times:
• Morning Brew: Akron Embraces Free Parking, Lame LeBron Feud, Basket Travelers, and ATM Thefts
• Pic of the Day: Giant Sinkhole Caused By Flooding
• Cleveland State gains share of Horizon League title with win over Green Bay
• Forest City Enterprises sells Charleston, W. Va., hotel to Inland American Real Estate
• Forest City Enterprises sells Charleston, W. Va., hotel to Inland American Real Estate
• Cleveland State's men's basketball team finished in a three-way tie for first place in the Horizon League. The Vikings host UIC Tuesday at 7pm at the Wolstein Center. Go to
• Ohio TV Anchor Discovers Thongs Are Not Tax Deductible
• Movie industry backers express concern over possible cut in Ohio film tax credit
• Cleveland State presents Annia Ciezadlo, author of acclaimed new memoir, "Day of Honey" on March 3. See details:
• Career Week is here! Workshops run through Thursday and the week culminates in the 32nd Annual Career Fair on Friday. See details:
• Join us for a Garden Party. Fun for the whole family at the Westshore Campus. Get a glimpse of our Just for Fun class demonstrations and tour the new facility. Click here for more info:
• Maple Sugaring
• Evgeny Kasperovich, a student ambassador at the Western Campus, landed a role in a Pepsi commercial. He was cast after a rep for the company saw a YouTube video of him performing soccer tricks. See the commercial that was aired during the USA vs. Brazil
• Cleveland State men and women third going into final day of swim championships
• Tell us what you think of Dining at CSU. Complete the survey at - Your comments will help us serve you better.
• Cleveland State muffs chance to win Horizon League basketball crown
• Denny Obermiller, Grandparent Killer, Sentenced to Death
• NorTech, Crain's announce winners of 2011 Innovation Awards
• Echogen Power Systems in Akron secures $10M investment from Dresser-Rand Group
• This Is What Passes For News When It Snows
• FirstEnergy Corp. completes combination with Allegheny Energy Inc.
• Cleveland Man Specializes In Eating Glass
• Can Tim Misny Sue The Snow?
• Snow Day Free Music: Radiohead Remix
• Cleveland Test Scores Low on Nation's Report Card
• Academy Awards 2011
• Johns Manville plans roofing membrane plant in Milan
• Mother and Daughter Fight Over How To Cook Potato
• Due to the weather, the cooking demonstration with Chef Brandt Evans at Cuyahoga Community College's Hospitality Management Center is rescheduled for Friday, March 4th, at noon. Tickets are limited but still available. To get your free ticket, pleas
• Concert Review: Kataklysm at Peabody's
• Urban Partnership Bank to keep Cleveland branch at current location for now
• Tri-C evening classes will be closed as well for Friday, February 25 for students and faculty. Staff still needs to report as scheduled.
• We apologize for the late notice. Tri-C classes are closed for faculty and students. Employees/staff DO NEED to report into work as normally scheduled.
• Cuyahoga Community College is open today.
• The University will be closed on Friday, February 25th, due to inclement weather, and will re-open on Monday. Have a safe day.
• Repeat: CSU is closed today - downtown campus, east and west centers. No classes.
• The Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships hosted at CSU will go on as scheduled today. For all events and activities, check with the department or group for cancellation information.
• Classes scheduled for Saturday, February 26 will be held unless notified otherwise.
• Due to severe weather conditions, Cleveland State University is closed today, including the downtown campus and East and West Centers. All classes today are canceled. Some services will remain open today for oncampus residents - Student Center, dining lo
• Cleveland State's Mark deSwardt wins Horizon League 500 free in home waters
• Many high school students are taking on the challenge of attending college classes before they actually get to college. Are you a high school student who is interested in finding out more about this program? Sign up for the PSEOP Information Nights at ca
• State Championships for swimming & diving this week; bowling, gymnastics up next
• Cleveland State gets win from Mark deSwardt in 1,000-yard free in home pool
• Ohio Bill Would Ban Human-Animal Hybrids
• Woman Puts Baking Soda In Newspaper Box To Scare Vandals, Ends Up Shutting Down Entire Government Office
• Cuyahoga County to manage most 2012 reappraisal work in-house
• John Boehner, Pro-Lifer, Has Office Stormed by Anti-Abortion Activists
• Man High On Bath Salts Calls Cops About Imaginary Intruders
• Two Northeast Ohio agencies awarded $53M in federal New Markets Tax Credits
• Pair of Changes On the Horizon For Ohio Drivers
• Karl Rove Visits Youngstown Areas, Gets Protested
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Olympic Steel Inc. posts smaller fourth-quarter loss than year ago
• Inside the Life of Ray Towler, Wrongly Imprisoned for 30 Years
• Innogistics CEO Brain Hall named to Cuyahoga County Economic Development Commission
• Brush Engineered Materials reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• 'Glee Live! In Concert' coming to Cleveland
• OM Group Inc. posts big jump in fourth-quarter earnings
• Dick Goddard Is 80 Today
• GrafTech International Ltd. reports big increase in fourth-quarter earnings
• Cleveland Cavaliers trade Mo Williams, Jamario Moon to Los Angeles Clippers
• Afternoon Brew: City Worker Attempts Suicide At City Hall, Cuyahoga County's Human Resources Board, Bank Robber Strikes Again, and Short-Term Casino Location Could Be Long-Term
• Tri-C is participating in Dowtown Cleveland Restaurant Week. Join Chef Brandt Evans at the Cuyahoga Community College Hospitality Management Center on Public Square for some tasty delights Friday, February 25 at noon. Get registered at: www.tri-c.edu/pub
• LA Times: Cleveland is Cool, Economically Speaking
• Coticchia to exit as head of Case Western Reserve University's tech transfer office
• Man Buys Cavs Tickets With "LeBron Guarantee" From Broker, Broker Refuses To Issue Refund
• Home sales across Ohio were flat in January vs. year ago
• County Employee Dead After Possible Assault
• Gov. Kasich names seven appointees to Ohio Casino Control Commission
• Gay Marriages Predicted to Increase: President Virtually Shuts Down Federal Ban
• “Master Harold”… and the Boys opens at the Factory Theatre Thursday night at 8pm. See details:
• Vintage Video: Meet 'Old Sparky,' Ohio's Electric Chair
• Bill to help keep American Greetings in Ohio comes before state Legislature
• Gray House Pies Expanding to Westlake
• Summa Foundation achieves record fund-raising year in 2010
• Ready For Major League 4?
• Pic of the Day: The Making of a Mascot
• Tomorrow at the Eastern Campus, the student run dining room in ECC is serving breakfast from 8-9:30 a.m. The lunch special for this week is Borscht, pierogies and a napoleon for dessert. For reservations, call 216-987-2496. They also have "To Go&quo
• Student Government information session this Thursday at noon in the Business Building lobby:
• Man From 33 A.D. Tells Cops God Wants Him To Go To Dance Club
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. inks lease for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. inks lease for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland
• Nordson Corp. reports record first-quarter results
• Nordson Corp. reports record first-quarter results
• Students: improve your academic skills with these free workshops:
• We Get Mail
• The New Black
• Girls basketball tournament action is underway
• Are you interested in a career in Information Technology? Don’t miss your chance to get valuable face time with employers hiring for IT interns and jobs. Join us at the IT Career Networking Mixer on Thursday, February 24 from 9:00 - 10:30 am in the
• Terrified, Bloody and Naked Woman Runs Around Apt Complex
• President Obama holds up economic efforts in Cleveland as national models
• President Obama holds up economic efforts in Cleveland as national models
• Cleveland State in position to win Horizon League men's basketball title
• Thank you Facebook followers! You helped us reach the 5,000 mark over the weekend. Let's get another 5,000. Spread the word!
• Cleveland City Council supportive of Mayor Jackson's $512 million budget
• Cleveland City Council supportive of Mayor Jackson's $512 million budget
• Liberty Bank hit with formal enforcement action by Comptroller of the Currency
• Liberty Bank hit with formal enforcement action by Comptroller of the Currency
• South Euclid Gladly Trading Golf Course For Retail
• Governor Kasich Targets Cleveland Heights School Board Member Over Technicality
• Cleveland Teacher Sex Lawsuit Settled
• Ohioans Stranded On Highway For Ten Hours
• Breaking: Semi-Truck Plunges Off Valley View Bridge (Updated)
• As you prepare for the Career Fair on March 4, check out these cool digital resumes:
• Fingerhut resigning as chancellor of Ohio Board of Regents
• Fingerhut resigning as chancellor of Ohio Board of Regents
• Röchling Automotive plans to open manufacturing plant in Akron
• Röchling Automotive plans to open manufacturing plant in Akron
• Tribe's Bob Feller Tribute Patch Stymied By Copyright Issues
• As part of President Obama's business forum today at CSU, you can join the live online discussion at 1pm with Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Austan Goolsbee. Join the discussion:
• Stepdad Sends Boy Nude Picture of Mom
• Shrek the Musical
• Shockingly, Ohio's No-Touch Stripper Rule Not Being Enforced
• Pre-Career Week runs today through Friday and includes workshops on networking, resume writing and working the Career Fair. Learn more:
• Hudec Dental acquires three former Allcare Dental locations
• Hudec Dental acquires three former Allcare Dental locations
• Check out the CSU Dining Dish for this week:
• President Obama's small business forum is today at CSU. Read about the event in the PD: Also, be informed of parking restrictions at and around CSU:
• Cleveland State wins three of four in softball at Austin Peay Spring Classic
• Cleveland State opens baseball season winning one of three at Longwood
• TUESDAY PARKING: Parking restrictions are in place due to security for President Obama's forum at the Wolstein Center. See parking info:
• Afternoon Brew: Donating Breast Milk, Casino Tax Money Issues, Sleeping on Train Tracks, and Woman Pitches to Indians
• Pic of the Day: Ice Breaker on Lake Erie
• Cleveland International Film Festival's 2011 Lineup
• Crop Taking Over Food Duties at Whiskey Island
• Contest: Usher Ticket Giveaway
• Q&A With Layzie Bone
• Morning Brew: Birds Dying, Heroin Killing, Josh Cribbs Ripped on Twitter, and Abe Lincoln's DNA Tested
• President Obama to host forum at CSU on Tuesday: Parking restrictions will be in place due to the security needs at the Wolstein Center. See parking restrictions:
• Happy Presidents Day! Enjoy your day off from classes.
• Don't forget to join us for the Tri-C Open House. Tomorrow, February 21st from 9am to Noon on all campuses.
• Actor Profile Series - BETSY KAHL
• Updated: Cleveland Theater Venue/Co Guide 2011
• Fairytales and Frogs
• Watch the Vikings today at 1pm on ESPN2. Cleveland State plays at Old Dominion in a Bracket Buster Showdown.
• "Jerry Springer" Opens Strong at Beck as Protesters Descend
• Enjoy the long weekend everyone! The University will be closed Monday in observance of President's Day.
• Zoo's Fat Gorillas Are Dropping Pounds
• JWMI Students were invited to attend the meeting either on campus in the Multipurpose Room and also via teleconference.
• Afternoon Brew: Ice Flooding Is Dangerous, Kucinich Owes Thousands, Executive Catering Tied to Corruption Probe, and Harbor Master Fired
• Parking restrictions will be in place Tuesday due to the security needs at the Wolstein Center during President Obama's visit to Cleveland State. Details:
• Cleveland: 10th Most Dangerous City
• Local Chef Upset With Our 25 Essential Restaurants List, Plus Praise and Criticism From Readers
• Scott Wolstein will exit Developers Diversified Realty Corp. with $16 million severance package
• Prediction: 50% of Cavs Season Ticket Holders Won't Renew
• Residency questions raised about new state Department of Development director
• Investor's Harsh Words For Scott Wolstein on Developers Diversified Realty Conference Call
• President Obama to host forum at CSU on Tuesday. Check out details of the event titled "Winning the Future Forum on Small Business" - Tune into the live online discussion at 1pm Tuesday. Go to
• Spring can't get here any faster. And it's not just the nice weather we're having, CSU's baseball team opens its season today at Longwood. More baseball coverage:
• $750,000 grant aims to improve health of East Cleveland youth
• John Kasich Is Sorry For Calling That Cop An Idiot
• Great Lakes 22nd Best Brewery in America
• Developers Diversified reports wider fourth-quarter loss
• How Clarence Clemons, E Street Saxophonist, Almost Played for the Cleveland Browns
• Trivia Night at Bar Uno in the Student Center Feb. 21. Play for a chance to win an iPad:
• Woman Breaks Probation to Appear on Maury Show
• Lincoln Electric earnings rise nearly 71% in fourth quarter
• Congratulations to the 8 Vikings named to the 2010 Horizon League Fall Academic All-League team!
• Lots of Weed Off Our Streets
• Ohio Attorney General sues Cleveland school for granting meaningless diplomas
• Akron-Canton Airport sees passenger traffic rise 5% in January
• Akron-Canton Airport sees passenger traffic rise 5% in January
• A Fetish Goes Awry: Really, Wayyy Awry
• OEConnection LLC opens technology office in Columbus
• OEConnection LLC opens technology office in Columbus
• Cleveland-area Chefs/Restaurants Fare Well in Early Beard Nominations
• Shipwrecks for Kids
• Myers Industries Inc. reports big fourth-quarter loss due to writedown of goodwill
• Myers Industries Inc. reports big fourth-quarter loss due to writedown of goodwill
• Want to nominate a Health Care Hero? Here's how
• Want to nominate a Health Care Hero? Here's how
• Killing Deer Not Easy in Solon
• Jeremy Montgomery free throws key in Cleveland State's win over Wright State
• Be a star: make a CSU Top Model video on Feb. 24. See details:
• Stephanie McHenry named chief financial officer of Cleveland State University
• Cleveland State University is single-handedly transforming Euclid Avenue. This is a great feature on CSU from WOIO Channel 19. Watch the video:
• J.M. Smucker Co. profits drop 3% in third quarter
• J.M. Smucker Co. profits drop 3% in third quarter
• Cleveland State Killer Set to Die at 10 a.m.
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. sees fourth-quarter net income rise 255%
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. sees fourth-quarter net income rise 255%
• Governor Kasich Launches Anti-Idiot Initiative
• CSU's men's basketball team knocked off Wright State last night to move back into first place in the Horizon League. Up next: at Old Dominion Sunday. Go Vikings!
• College Pride Week T-Shirt Design Contest. See details:
• Prospects brighten for ferry service between Cleveland and Canada
• Prospects brighten for ferry service between Cleveland and Canada
• Nacco Industries receives $60 million in settling dispute with New York hedge fund
• Nacco Industries receives $60 million in settling dispute with New York hedge fund
• Cleveland Schools Will Scare Kids Straight With Prison Documentary
• For Just $2 Billion Cleveland Can Become a Beautiful City
• Watch Cleveland State's men's basketball team online tonight at 8pm. The Vikings visit Wright State. Watch:
• Drunk Guy Shows Up at Jail Impersonating a Lawyer
• Sherwin-Williams Co. raises quarterly dividend 1.4%
• Cleveland State begins baseball season Friday on road in Virginia
• Two weeks of career-building events and workshops - Feb. 22 - March 4 - culminates in Career Fair on March 4. Learn more:
• John Boehner Cares About Jobs, Unless They Are Government Jobs
• The Massage Therapy Student Clinic is now open for the Spring 2011 Semester! Located in the new Health Technology Building at the Eastern Campus, please call 216-987-2417 to schedule an appointment or visit for more information about receiving a massa
• Chris Rock Knows Why LeBron Left Cleveland
• Geeky Old-Timey Movie Reel Pays Tribute to Cinematheque Director
• Man Slaps Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend While She Braids His Hair
• Progressive Corp. sees January earnings jump 58% from year earlier
• Lake Erie Monsters ticket offer for CSU students, faculty and staff to game on Feb. 26. See details:
• Cleveland Is The Cheapest City To Own A Car
• Borders files for Chapter 11
• FirstEnergy Corp. reports 24% drop in fourth-quarter earnings
• CBiz Inc. reports small fourth-quarter loss vs. modest year-ago profit
• Scott Wolstein to step down as executive chairman of Developers Diversified Realty Corp.
• Student discount tickets to Shrek, The Musical on March 11 at Playhouse Square's Palace Theater. See details:
• To Die For
• We Get Mail
• President Barack Obama to visit Cleveland next week
• Digital content distributor OverDrive Inc. introduces iPad app
• Find out how one CSU professor intends to kill cancer in a lecture on Feb. 16 as part of the "International Year of Chemistry" series in the Michael Schwartz Library. See details:
• Steris Corp. receives warning letter from U.S. Food and Drug Administration
• Winter Log Cabin Discoveries
• Ohio Woman Injured by Booty Enhancing Shoes
• 20 questions that could change your life. Attend a How to Do Everything Better Workshop on Feb. 17 for the answers:
• Cedar Fair posts loss of $63.2 million in fourth quarter
• Local Group Backs Lemonade Stands... at $5,000
• Husband Slips Ecstasy Into Wife's Dinner
• Rock Hall Screens Inductions for Everybody Not Going to NYC
• Pic of the Day: Abraham Lincoln Addresses Cleveland, February, 1861
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. sets shareholder meeting to vote on acquisition
• For our friends in K-12 Education, a conference on "Educating All Our Children" will be held Feb. 25. More info & register:
• Blossom Announces First Shows of 2011
• Groundbreaking for Downtown Aquarium Not Particularly Fishy
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Want to be part of our Minority-Owned Business Directory? Here's how
• Cleveland State softball team goes 2-3 in Texas, plays this weekend in Tennessee
• Girls high school basketball notebook: postseason play on the horizon
• NASA Glenn Research Center to receive budget increase in fiscal 2012
• Wally Szczerbiak, Random Dude
• Another B Spot restaurant to open at Crocker Park
• Did You Kill This Man's Fish?
• Michael Symon Opening B-Spot at Crocker Park, Strongsville Location Set to Open in March
• JMC Steel Group seeks $1.1 billion in financing to swing deal with Carlyle Group
• Hickok Inc. reports first-quarter loss vs. year-earlier profit
• Participate in the Valentines for Veterans drive. The Eastern Campus Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is collecting new, unwrapped clothes and/or toys for Veterans and their families. Collection boxes will be in place today, February 14 and tomorrow Februa
• Eaton Corp. wins $2.4 million federal grant to develop 'microgrids' at military bases
• The Lust Poll Results, Bonus Online Edition
• John Boehner Defends Dumb People
• Steve Urbansky, Sidewalk Mower, Gets DUI, Coins Catchphrase
• Run for Student Government Office. Deadline to apply is March 1. See info:
• Pic of the Day: Superman Street Signs
• Shooting at Columbus Uber-Mall Easton
• Celebrate Valentine's Day all day with CSU Dining:
• Valentine's Jokes for Kids
• Morning Brew: NASA Funding, Improv's Last Night, Secret of Living to 100, and Windy Wind
• Check out the new Cleveland State! Building a Dynamic Campus Neighborhood: The transformation of CSU. Read the story on CoolCleveland.com:
• Machine Gun Kelly Takes Aim in Missouri
• Diebold Inc. reports big fourth-quarter loss due to huge writedown of goodwill
• In CSU's win vs. Youngstown St. on Saturday, Norris Cole electrified the Wolstein Center crowd with 41 points and 20 rebounds. It's only the second 40/20 game in college in the past 15 years. USA Today calls it the "performance of the year
• Weekend sports recap. Men's basketball beat Youngstown St., women's basketball knocked off Butler and women's tennis topped Dayton. Go Vikings! Up this week: men's and women's basketball both play at Wright St.
• ♥♥♥ Happy Valentines Day! Tell us what you LOVE about Tri-C ♥♥♥
• Norris Cole scores 41 to lead Cleveland State to win over Youngstown State
• Do you have plans for kids this summer? Register now for our Summer Camp programs. View our catalog:
• Tickets on sale - Master Harold and the Boys
• Actor Profile Series - BRIAN MARSHALL
• Lavender, Murphy poised to set scoring records
• Man Arrested For Masturbating At The Mall
• Do you find the financial aid process confusing? Do you need help completing your FASFA? Attend the College Goal Sunday, February 13 at 2pm at the Western Campus Student Services Bldg. Get free financial aid assistance.
• The Cavs Are Phenomenally Successful At Being Horrible
• New Studio Opening in Lakewood
• Local Crafts Coming to Lakewood
• Man Punches Woman at Chuck E Cheese
• 2011 Grammy Nominations
• Central Federal Corp. removes interim title from CEO Eloise Mackus
• 'Frost Quake' Rocks Ohio
• Long-term care is at a crossroads in Ohio. Join the discussion Feb. 22 at a public forum at Cleveland State. See details:
• Pink's Hot Dogs Coming to Cedar Point
• Ed Fitzgerald Fires Coroner Frank Miller, Engineer Robert Klaiber Jr., Others
• Send your kids to CSU on President's Day for a fun-filled day of games and activities. See details:
• XYZ Tavern to Open Next Friday
• Cuyahoga County executive won't keep engineer Klaiber, coroner Miller
• NorTech board elects Tribute Inc.'s Timothy Reynolds chairman
• Thieves Rob KFC Freezer
• Teacher Stored Naked Photos Of Himself On School iPad
• Jennifer Brunner Returns to Spotlight With Launch of PAC
• See what's in store for dining on campus next week:
• Morning Brew: Leasing the Turnpike, Traffic Cam Lawsuit, Opposing the Death Penalty, and Wearing The Same Dress For Six Months,
• Valentine’s Day Cabaret. Valentine’s Day is your date night! Enjoy dinner and a show Feb. 14. Show starts at 8pm. See details:
• FlipCam captures Cleveland high school students busting into a flashmob during a press conference in the CSU Student Center today!
• Class of 2011: Your paychecks will be bigger. College grads are getting offered bigger paychecks for the first time since 2008.
• What Bad Economy? Clinic Payroll Includes 13 Millionaires
• Dad Gives Kids Oxycodone And Collects Their Urine To Pass Drug Test
• 27 Minutes with Steven Wright
• University Hospitals opens satellite office in Akron
• University Hospitals opens satellite office in Akron
• NEOUCOM receives two federal grants exceeding $757,000
• NEOUCOM receives two federal grants exceeding $757,000
• George Clooney Is Here! George Clooney Is Here!
• Journalism majors: What are the skills of tomorrow's journalist. Check out this video:
• Spin Premieres Cloud Nothings' Trippy New Video
• Cleveland-area attorney Angela Thi Bennett named to State Board of Education
• Cleveland-area attorney Angela Thi Bennett named to State Board of Education
• CSU alumna helps start The Manufacturing Mart in Downtown Cleveland:
• Cleveland Weekend Theater Listing (02/11/11-02/14/11)
• P-Funk Tear the Roof Off the Sucker in Kent — For Free!
• Ohio Teacher Accused of Sex With Football Players Resigns
• Jillian's Is Closing, Space To Be Reborn as Tapas Bar
• Sifco Industries Inc. reports sharp drop in first-quarter earnings
• Pic of the Day: Die With Dignity Billboard
• OurPet's Co. resolves patent infringement dispute with Applica Consumer Products
• OurPet's Co. resolves patent infringement dispute with Applica Consumer Products
• Morning Brew: Bath Salts as Drugs, Scrap Metal Thefts, Casino Looking for Workers With Good Personalities, and Wind Chills
• Cleveland researchers receive $3 million grant to study HIV
• Cleveland researchers receive $3 million grant to study HIV
• CSU alumna Melanie Murphy Miller prepares for Mrs. America pageant. Good luck Melanie! See story:
• Cleveland Scholarship Programs to rebrand itself as College Now Greater Cleveland
• Cleveland Scholarship Programs to rebrand itself as College Now
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports fourth-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports fourth-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Are you a young professional in Northeast Ohio? Check out these groups you'll want to join:
• Actor Profile Series - ALEXIS FLOYD
• Interested in attending Tri-C? Come and visit us at our Open House, Monday February 21, 2011 from 9am to Noon at all campus locations. Click here to get registered:
• Jackson Tenney, 18 Year-Old Casanova, Caught With Nude Pics in Jail
• FirstEnergy Corp. in talks to sell natural gas plant in Fremont, Ohio
• Grady Sizemore, SPANX Appearing on Hot in Cleveland
• Quicken Loans Says It Doesn't Owe Employees Overtime
• Greater Cleveland Partnership CEO testifies in support of JobsOhio plan
• Lorain County Community College joins online initiative to bolster entrepreneurs
• Grandparents Kept Kid Locked in Bathroom for 6 years
• FirstEnergy Solutions signs deal to buy wind energy from Iberdrola Renewables
• Disney's Aladdin Jr.
• Get the latest updates on parking at CSU ... Playhouse Square Garage, West Garage and more:
• Cleveland a Top Ten City for Love
• National Enquirer Claims John Boehner Had Affairs
• "Going Green" Dinner & Dialogue on Feb. 17 from 5-7 p.m. See details and register:
• Alfred M. Rankin Jr. reappointed as Cleveland Fed board chair
• Drunk Woman Pulls Herself Over for DUI
• Cleveland Not a Good City For Men
• Alumnus donates $500,000 to Kent State University
• Attention graduate students and prospective graduate students. The CSU Graduate Grant Writing Center can assist you with classes and workshops. Learn more:
• Join us for a forum at Cleveland State on Feb. 17: Re-imagining Cleveland. More info & register:
• Lust 2011: The Survey Results
• We Get Mail
• Tri-C Jazzfest Lineup Set
• Don't forget to file your Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) and include Cleveland State's federal code number - 003032. February 15 is the priority consideration deadline. More info:
• Nancy Smith To Stay Free While Lawyers Argue
• Craigslist Ad of the Day: Clown Seeks Woman Who Lit Her Hair On Fire
• Filmed by students with a FlipCam at the Cleveland State vs Butler game.
• NFL Players Think Cleveland Browns Stadium Sucks
• CSU is partnering with Cleveland Heights to open a small business development center. Read the story in the PD:
• VOTE FOR NORRIS! The Vikings Norris Cole is a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award, annually given to the nation's top point guard. Vote now:
• Richmond Heights Basketball Coach Accused of Racist Language
• Detroit hands Cleveland State second straight loss, 81-78
• A free, public art exhibit entitled Health, Healing and Wholeness: Weaving Creativity into the Fabric of Healthcare and Self Care will debut at the Eastern Campus, Thursday, February 10 at 6pm. The exhibit will feature over 100 pieces from local artists
• Magnus gives tips to 19 Action News Meteorologist , Jenn Harcher: Watch video:
• Man Instructs His Beagle to Attack Police
• Rock Hall's List of Presenters Pretty Much What You'd Expect
• Steris Corp. reports 47% drop in third-quarter earnings due to effects of settlement
• Terry Brooks Talks About Rape Accusations, Infidelity
• Date Night! VALENTINE’S DAY CABARET on Feb. 14. See details:
• J.M. Smucker Co. to raise coffee prices an average of 10%
• Eating Dog Food to Get Ohio's Animal Cruelty Laws Changed
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum announces presenters for 2011 induction ceremony
• Speaker on current issues in the Middle East today at noon in MC 123. See details:
• Concert Review: Robyn at House of Blues
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. reports improved fourth-quarter results
• Want to be part of our Minority-Owned Business Directory? Here's how
• OHSAA Girls Basketball Tournament pairings announced
• Armored Charmers Not Too Tough
• Afternoon Brew: Dead Fish, Beating Cops, Apology for Attempted Robbery, and the Kelley Willams-Bolar Saga Laid Out
• Former Zinc Bistro Chef Lands at Match Works Tavern
• Smooth Sailing at South Pacific
• Cuyahoga County Executive FitzGerald names county law director
• CSU men's basketball player Norris Cole is one of 10 finalists for the Bob Cousy Award, given to the top point guard in the nation. Fan voting starts tomorrow. Get ready to vote for Norris. We'll share the link!
• Traffic Camera Tickets Down; Chester Avenue Tops Citations
• Euchre! Join us in Bar Uno tonight for a Euchre Tournament! 1st place is $100 Dining Dollars!! Sign up is 5:30 and the tournament begins at 6.
• Cuyahoga County signs up first business leaders for its Loaned Executive Program
• Butler gives Cleveland State a wakeup call with 73-61 win at Wolstein Center
• Cleveland Clinic, JumpStart Inc. invest a total of $500,000 in Cleveland startup
• Flu shots now available on campus. See details:
• Hot Sauce Williams Making Marijuana BBQ Sauce
• Clinic Charity Policy Changed — Again
• Russell Township Selling Beer for First Time Since Prohibition
• Brown bag lunch and book signing with CBS News correspondent Rita Cosby on Feb. 8:
• Morning Brew: Hot Oil in the Face, BW Sells Art, Time Warner Outages During Super Bowl, and Police Explain Idling Laws
• Concert Review: Legends of Hip-Hop at the Wolstein Center
• TransDigm Group Inc. posts a $7.3 million loss in first quarter
• TransDigm Group Inc. posts a $7.3 million loss in first quarter
• The final two Return to Learn workshops are this Tuesday and Thursday. The program is for women whose education has been delayed or interrupted. Find out more about the workshops:
• Check out this week's menu on campus with the CSU Dining Dish:
• Don't have plans for the Super Bowl? Come over to Bar Uno in the CSU Student Center for a Super Bowl Party. Starts at 5:30.
• Super Bowl Cupcakes
• Tough loss for the Vikings. Butler 73, CSU 61.
• Game On! CSU vs. Butler. Watch now on ESPN2.
• One hour until tip-off. CSU vs. Butler at the Wolstein Center! Watch the game live at noon on ESPN2. GO VIKINGS!
• Montgomery, Cole combine for 51 points to lead CSU past Valparaiso
• BLACK OUT BUTLER - today at noon. Tickets still available. Come on down! Or watch the game on ESPN2. GO VIKINGS!
• In a special Black History Month presentation Dr. Robert Bullard will speak on , "Race, Place and Environmental Justice after Hurricane Katrina: Struggles to Reclaim, Rebuild and Revitalize New Orleans and the Gulf Coast." There will be 3 prese
• Teacher Accused of Having Sex With Student Gets Two Years in Prison
• Martin Juredine, Barking Spider Founder, Dead at 66
• Quicken Loans Being Sued By Former Employees Alleging Predatory Lending Practices
• CBiz Small Business Employment Index slides in January
• Cleveland Makes List of Visionary Cities
• Cleveland International Film Festival unveils opening, closing movies
• Join us for an inside look at Cleveland State University on Saturday, April 2. We're opening our doors to prospective and admitted students and parents, alumni and members of the community for a fun day of information and exploration. See details:
• Snowplow Chases Purse Snatcher, Purse Snatcher Calls 911
• Concert Review: Jarrod Gorbel at the Grog Shop
• Valentine's Day at Elements Bistro. $30/person includes a 3 course meal and after dinner drink. See the menu:
• Video: Stephen Colbert on John Kasich and His All-White Cabinet
• Ted Williams to Auction Sign, Jacket
• BLACK OUT BUTLER - Saturday at noon at the Wolstein Center. Your first place Vikings take on Butler. Tickets still available. Be there or watch the game on ESPN2. Go Vikings!
• CSU's Factory Theatre presents "Master Harold"... and the Boys. Opens Feb. 24. Tickets now on sale:
• Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, Positively Cleveland set to move
• Make the most of your college experience and get involved on campus. Student Life is hosting 50 events this spring. See details:
• Cleveland State University is conducting an on-line survey of students, faculty and staff to identify the child care needs of the CSU community. Go to the survey:
• Want to be part of our Minority-Owned Business Directory? Here's how
• Cleveland State's men's basketball improves to 21-3 with a 76-65 win over Valpo Thursday night at the Wolstein Center. The Vikings remain in sole possession of first place in the Horizon League. Up next: Butler, Saturday at noon at the Wolstein
• Cleveland Weekend Theater Listing - 02/04/11-02/06/11
• Twinsburg, McKinley lead girls basketball teams to final weeks of regular season
• Teens Sniffing Tuna and a Man Tells Cops He Has Good Taste in Pot
• Mystery of Mint Café Solved
• Gov. Kasich offers hypothetical idea of leasing Ohio Turnpike
• Cleveland Horseshoe Casino receives formal unveiling
• Medina Students Will Take Their Dry Humping Elsewhere
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to feature women in rock exhibit
• Details on the Higbee Casino Location
• Jimmy Hoffa Talks About Prison Sex On 'The Morning Exchange'
• The Noon@Nance lecture series brings together local businesses, CSU students and faculty for lively discussions on current trends and best practices in today’s challenging business environment. The next event is Feb. 10 from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
• Cleveland State hosts Valparaiso with first place in Horizon League to winner
• Cleveland casino to spur moves by other downtown tenants
• Cleveland Clinic receives grant to study neck's influence on concussions
• CSU Dining embraces campus sustainability. We now compost! Find out other sustainability efforts:
• LeBron James Opts Out of Fathead
• Tri-C JazzFest 2011 Lineup has been announced! Iconic R&B singer, Smokey Robinson to perform. Tickets are on sale now. See the full performance line up:
• Super Bowl Bash in the CSU Student Center starts Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Free food, prizes, commercials and football. Bring your friends and join the fun!
• Cleveland No Longer Forbes' Most Miserable City
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. posts higher fourth-quarter sales vs. year ago
• Cops Do Not Like to Be Called For Arguments Over Ho Hos
• Invacare Corp. reports sharp drop in fourth-quarter earnings
• Cleveland State's men's basketball plays at the Wolstein Center tonight at 7 vs. Valpo. This is for first place in the Horizon League. Go Vikings!
• Video: The Daily Show Tackles the Akron Aeros' Meat Orgy
• Man Robs Store, Goes to Bar Down the Street
• PolyOne Corp. reports big increase in fourth-quarter earnings
• Kicking off Black History Month at Cleveland State: Art Exhibit Gallery Talk & Reception - "Unveiled Journey" today at 5:30 p.m. in Main Classroom 137.
• Join an intriguing panel discussion of the Katyn Murders in Poland during WWII. The event will take place today at 1:30 at CSU in the Law Building, room B60.
• Cleveland State is open today. Stay warm and drive safe. For the most part, downtown streets appear to be in good shape.
• Premier Manufacturing Corp. to shut Cleveland headquarters, plant
• James and Gabrielle Bracken Had an Insane September
• Chris Carter, Ohio State Recruit, Accused of Molesting Girls at JFK
• Assault By Stethoscope
• New Emerging Chefs Dinner Announced
• How Kinky Is Ohio?
• Fight at High School Over N-Word Caught on Tape
• VWR International LLC acquires Amresco Inc. in Solon
• Could Ohio State Beat the Cavs?
• Notorious Tree-Cutting Bandits Finally Nabbed
• John Kasich Hired a Black Person
• Video: Buckeye Chuck Predicts an Early Spring
• Agilysys Inc. reports 85% drop in third-quarter earnings
• Morning Brew: Ricin Indictment, RTA Evacuation, Suing the Amish, and Ice Causes Problems
• Lubrizol Corp. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings, forecasts improved 2011
• Forest City sells its 50% stake in Los Angeles apartment complex
• The University will be closed on Wednesday, February 2nd, due to inclement weather, and will re-open on Thursday. Have a safe day.
• From Bust to Boom
• Jailhouse Blues
• We Get Mail
• On Wednesday, February 2, all Cuyahoga Community College locations will be closed for day and evening classes.
• Free Small Non-Profit Series Event - Volunteer Management
• Cleveland State University closed tonight, effective 8 p.m. The University is also closed Wednesday, Feb. 2. The closing includes the downtown campus and the East and West Centers. All day and evening classes on Wednesday are canceled. Some necessary fac
• Timken Co. to invest $35 million at Canton rolling mill
• Former Buddy's Carpet Bosses Involved in Tax Fraud
• Smart Business Network buys Wise Group
• Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson proposes '11 budget with no layoffs or tax hikes
• Auditions for EVERYMAN on Feb. 15-17 at Cleveland State:
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• Governor Kasich Weighs In On Kelley Williams-Bolar Case
• Want to be part of our Minority-Owned Business Directory? Here's how
• Cleveland State Law students place second in national tax competition! The two-person team from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law competed against 94 other teams:
• Concert Review: Tapes 'n Tapes at the Grog Shop
• Teen Crossdresser Admits to Bank Robbery
• Lincoln Electric buys California welding automation company
• $85M deal with Forest City for casino site closes
• Celebrate "100 years of Chemistry in Cleveland" Wednesday at 2. The event is free and open to the public:
• Family Bonding Activity: Boosting Scrap Metal
• Free Tuesdays at the Great Lakes Science Center
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Index
• Teachable Moment: An Update on the Weems Charter School Story
• FirstMerit reports fourth-quarter profit
• Kent State University to open office in India this spring
• CSU celebrates Black History Month with free events:
• Cleveland State draws Old Dominion in the BracketBusters game on Feb. 20 at 1 pm. The game is at Old Dominion and will be on either ESPN or ESPN2.
• Cleveland State is No. 1 again in the Mid-Major Top 25. The Vikings received 27 of the 31 first-place votes.
• Students getting ready to enter the job market, check out "8 ways to practice and improve your public speaking skills:
• Police Confiscate 57 Guns From Priest
• John Kasich Regime Brings Fox News to State TVs
• NDI Medical LLC raises $8 million for venture fund
• Jessica Monsman has Hudson girls basketball team on a roll
• Cleveland to hire 'turnaround specialist' to revamp error-plagued Division of Water
• JumpStart Inc. inspires national JumpStart America entrepreneurship program
• ESPN announces Bracket Buster matchups tonight at 6:30 on ESPNU. 11 games will be nationally televised. Let's see if the Vikings land a spot.
• Coral Co. sells Strongsville Pointe shopping center to California investor
• Get your Legends of Hip Hop discount tickets. Cleveland gets a taste of old school when Salt N Pepa visits the Wolstein Center on Feb. 4 at 8 pm. See details:
• Clevelanders Are Practical, And Quite Possibly Horny
• Study Abroad information sessions are offered weekly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11-12. See detials:
• Making the Footballs for the Super Bowl in Ada, Ohio
• FirstEnergy Fights Environmental Group’s Supreme Court Appeal
• Ohio Prisoners Make Pricey Goods
• Need help with your studies? Visit the Tutoring and Academic Success Center:
• Ferro Corp. expands production capacity at New Jersey plant
• Pic of the Day: Homemade 25-Foot Ice Sculpture
• The Vikings have two pivotal games this week in Horizon League play. CSU hosts Valparaiso Thursday at 7pm and Butler Saturday at Noon (on ESPN or ESPNU). Go Vikings! Get your tickets:
• John Boehner Will Continue Smoking, Thank You Very Much; Please Stop Asking About It
• Mark your calendars. Cupid's Cabaret on Feb. 12 from 7-12 pm. Sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. Find out details:
• Video: Alex Mack, Browns Center, Scores Fun Touchdown in Meaningless Pro Bowl
• Get Ready For a True Cluster$#&* of a Winter Storm
• Welcome students to the new Brunswick University Center Campus opening today!
• Hey students! Want to run for a Student Government office? Check out election information:
• TransDigm Group Inc. to sell fastener business to Alcoa Inc. for $240 million
• Weekend sports rewind. CSU men's basketball downs Loyola to improve to 20-3, women's basketball blasts Youngstown State and men's tennis sweeps IPFW.
• National Signing Day in Cleveland: Why kids pick the colleges they do..
• Want to get out of the house and beat the winter blues? Schedule a day for fun and excitement. Family Fun Day next week February 6 at Tri-C West Recreation Center.
• Cleveland State retains first place with 81-70 road win over Loyola
• Cleveland State 81, Loyola 70. CSU improves to 20-3, 9-2 Horizon League.
• TwitChange
• Cell Targeting Inc. in Cleveland acquired by BioTime Inc. of California
• High Court Rules Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen Must Return to Jail
• Kelley Williams-Bolar, Convicted Akron Mom and School Employee, Will Retain Her Job
• Bernie Kosar Could Work For An NFL Team Not Named The Browns
• Crain's publisher Brian Tucker to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• Review of Jessica Lea Mayfield's New Album
• Alex Cucu Sues Channel 19 Over Emma Nahas Coverage
• Parker Hannifin Corp. raises quarterly dividend 10%
• More Setbacks for Proposed Hostel in Ohio City
• Valentine's Day is approaching! Did you meet your sweetheart @ CSU? We want your stories & photos! E-mail them to alumassoc@csuohio.edu!
• David Gilbert - head of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission and Positively Cleveland - to speak at #ClevelandState Feb 4:
• Gas Odor Being Investigated in Downtown Cleveland
• StrEat Mobile Bistro Hitting the Streets of Cleveland
• These Fellas Tossed a Molotov Cocktail at a House
• Lakeland Community College to lease classroom building from private developer
• Athersys Inc. to sell common stock and warrants for more than $13 million
• Pic of the Day: Michael Douglas as a Cleveland Indian
• Woman Assaults Boyfriend With Ham Sandwich
• Kelley and Ferraro LLP files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Morning Brew: Traffic Tickets Up, Drugmaker Upset With Ohio, Another Huge Storm, and an Algae Attack
• ChillFest wraps up today with the Campus Resource Fair in the SC Atrium, 11am-1:30pm. Get involved and learn tips how to GET YOUR DEGREE!
• Third Frontier Commission awards more than $20 million to NE Ohio organizations
• The Vikings men's basketball team moved into first place with last night's win at UIC. Up next for Cleveland State: @Loyola Saturday.
• Cleveland State moves into first place with road win over Illinois-Chicago
• Area female athletes in the news
• Are you interested in the opportunity to make positive changes on campus and in the community? Join The Sustained Dialogue Campus Network. Find out more and fill out an application at The deadline to apply is Monday, January 31.
• Post-LeBron Cavs Worth A Lot Less
• Don King On Killing a Man: "Those are the things that happen."
• Cleveland Ranked 7th Best Job Market
• Lake Erie College receives gift of airport land, vintage aircraft
• Lake Erie College receives gift of airport land, vintage aircraft
• InfoCision Management, Cleveland Sight Center enter into job partnership
• InfoCision Management, Cleveland Sight Center enter into job partnership
• Riverside Co. acquires companies in Germany, Spain
• Riverside Co. acquires companies in Germany, Spain
• The CSU men's basketball team takes to the road at UIC tonight at 8pm. Watch live online:
• Philomena's Ristorante Closes
• Get expert advice on careers in Software Engineering on Feb. 1. The event is presented by the Math Club. Learn more:
• Plank Road Tavern Now Open in Old Riviera Spot
• Pic of the Day: Captain Frank's
• Lakewood High School Sweatpants Controversy Continues
• Video: The West Side Market Never Looked So Beautiful
• Groundbreaking set for Cleveland aquarium project
• Morning Brew: 6-Cent Water Bill, Akron Mom's Story Goes National, Ohio Politicians Got Boost From Bush, and Teen Drinking
• Looking ahead to the Black History Month Celebration at CSU. Check out the events:
• Eaton Corp. increases dividend, splits its stock
• Eaton Corp. increases dividend, splits its stock
• Man Shoots Wife While Showing Off Safety Feature On Gun
• LNB Bancorp Inc. earnings slip in fourth quarter
• LNB Bancorp Inc. earnings slip in fourth quarter
• Central Federal Corp. regains compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements
• Central Federal Corp. regains compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements
• Lubrizol buys personal care business for $166M
• Lubrizol Corp. buys personal care business of Nalco Holding Co. for $166 million
• 2nd Annual Viking Crew Fundraiser at the Flat Iron Cafe tonight from 7-9pm.
• Cleveland State hopes to hold onto first place during visit to Chicago
• MetroHealth System finishes 2010 with third consecutive surplus
• MetroHealth System finishes 2010 with third consecutive surplus
• WellFest is TODAY from 11am-3pm in the Student Center Ballroom.
• PVF Capital Corp. reports larger second-quarter loss than year earlier
• PVF Capital Corp. reports larger second-quarter loss than year earlier
• Cleveland Auto Show 2011
• Actor Profile Series - AMIEE COLLIER
• Downtown Cleveland Car Break-Ins Way Up from 2010
• Mom Charged With Providing Pills, Pot at Underage Party
• Tribe on Tour
• Brown Bag Lunch and Book Signing with CBS News Correspondent Rita Cosby on Feb. 8:
• Ursuline College receives $1 million donation toward new building
• Ursuline College receives $1 million donation toward new building
• Dennis Kucinich Suing Cafeteria Over Olive Pit
• The Most Elaborate Plan to Steal a Pizza You'll Read All Day
• St. Edward's Deonte Gibson, Geoff Mogus, and Terrell Bates make college choices
• Don't miss WellFest 2011 Thursday from 11am-3pm in the Student Center Ballroom. WellFest is a health and wellness fair with vendors from the CSU and Cleveland community. With food demonstrations, freebies, music, and more, this fun event is a great
• Video: Cleveland Public Library Security Guard Punches Homeless Man In the Head
• Akron Children's Hospital receives $1.2 million for new endowed chair
• Cleveland Schools Were Aware of Pervert Teacher, Lawyer Says
• Ohio City's New Turkish Restaurant — Alaturka
• "Chemistry is for the Birds" presentation at 2pm in the Michael Schwartz Library as part of the International Year of Chemistry celebration.
• Morning Brew: Emergency Calls Fail, New Execution Drug, Missing Remote Leads to House Fire, and Board of Revision Staffing
• Middlefield Banc Corp. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings vs. year earlier
• Middlefield Banc Corp. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings vs. year earlier
• A. Schulman Inc. to see its CFO take same post at Bob Evans Farms Inc.
• A. Schulman Inc. to see its CFO take same post at Bob Evans Farms Inc.
• Video: OSU Sings Miley Cyrus
• Catalyst Ohio ceases publication due to lack of money
• Catalyst Ohio ceases publication due to lack of money
• University of Akron, Austen BioInnovation Institute share $1 million federal grant
• University of Akron, Austen BioInnovation Institute share $1 million federal grant
• Today is Viking Card Day. Get a free replacement card and free Viking Card holder. Stop by Main Classroom 112 before 6pm.
• Fallen Angel
• We Get Mail
• Check Out the "Scenery" at Cleveland Play House (CSF Benefit)
• Threatening to "Shoot Some Politicians" Will Get You In Trouble
• Lorain Man Flips When Ex/Roommate Brings Home New Guy
• Construction employment in Northeast Ohio and statewide fell in 2010 from 2009 levels
• Construction employment in Northeast Ohio and statewide fell in 2010 from 2009 levels
• Cleveland Metroparks Zoo sees slight decline in attendance in 2010
• Cleveland Metroparks Zoo sees slight decline in attendance in 2010
• Cuyahoga County Economic Development Commission holds inaugural meeting
• Cuyahoga County Economic Development Commission holds inaugural meeting
• Carrie Schilling Leads Elyria Police on Thrilling 25 mph Chase
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student newspaper at CSU.
• December unemployment rates in Cuyahoga, contiguous counties beat Ohio
• December unemployment rates in Cuyahoga, contiguous counties beat Ohio
• Lake Erie Freezes, Masses Rejoice
• Thinking about transferring to Tri-C? Attend a Transfer Information Session tomorrow Wednesday, Jan. 26 at the Westshore Campus Room 109 from 1 – 3 pm.
• Cleveland State concludes home stand with win over Wright State
• Ohio: The Nerdiest State
• Students were invited to attend the meeting with Chancellor University President Robert Daugherty either on campus in the Multipurpose Room and also via teleconference. Announcements were sent through email, ANGEL, and Chancellor main log in page.
• Ohio Abortion Bill Could Be First of Many in Republican-Controlled House
• SGA Open House in SC 217 from 3-6pm today. Come hang with your Student Government Association (SGA) representatives to voice your concerns, ask questions and get information while enjoying FREE FOOD and PRIZES!
• Pic of the Day: Joe Haden Is Blinged Out
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Index
• Morning Brew: Another Historic Cavs Loss, Golden Voice Guy Leaves Rehab, Tri-C Nixes Online Classes, and Jim Rokakis Honored
• Mulitifaith Reception in the Main Classroom Atrium today from 11-2. Meet the campus and student leaders from each religion represented.
• Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. shareholders vote to split chairman, CEO roles
• Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. shareholders vote to split chairman, CEO rules
• Sherwin-Williams Co. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings vs. year earlier
• Sherwin-Williams Co. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings vs. year earlier
• KeyCorp reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• KeyCorp reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Discount tickets for students to "South Pacific" at Playhouse Square's Palace Theater on Feb 4 at 7:30 pm:
• Solon's Chris Humphrey commits to Kent State
• Study abroad with CSU this summer in Spain! Check out the details:
• Great Big Home And Garden Expo 2011
• Digital Illusions Awarded Holographic Reseller Of The Year 3rd Year In A Row
• Congratulations to Norris Cole who was named Horizon League Player of the Week for the 3rd time this season.
• Men's basketball moves up to #2 in the latest Mid-Major poll.
• The job market in Cleveland is heating up! Cleveland ranks No. 7 in Monster.com list of hottest job markets:
• Snow Cancels Horse Thief Detective Meeting
• David Mills, Cleveland Lawyer, Wins Supreme Court Case
• Survey: Businesses see conditions improving, but voice disgust with government
• Team NEO helps woo 12 companies to Northeast Ohio in 2010
• Riverside Co. signs definitive agreement to buy majority stake in Pareto Corp.
• Ohio Kids Are Smart
• CSU Wellfest is Thursday at the Recreation Center. Learn more:
• Thinking about a new career? Health Information Technology is a dynamic growing profession that requires specialized skills. Learn more about the training Tri-C offers in this industry
• Bar Uno Fun Day Monday kicks off tonight! Enjoy $2 off appetizers and the live band Scratch Track from 5-7pm.
• How Ohio's Roger Ailes Came to Run Fox News and the World
• Akron's GPD Group acquires Jester Jones Schifer Architects
• Akron advertising firm Artists Inc. changes hands
• Pic of the Day: New OSU Coach is More Badass Than You
• Study abroad with CSU this summer in Mexico! Check out the details:
• J.C. Penney Co. plans to exit catalog store business
• Lil Wayne Is Coming to Smoke Our Weed in March
• Republic Storage Systems LLC in Canton completes recapitalization
• High-Tech Bank Robbers Caught Because of Footprints in the Snow
• Cleveland Museum of Natural History to be home of SmartHome Cleveland
• Video: The 1971 Cleveland Browns
• Morning Brew: Bad Dog Owner, Rogue Priest is Warned, Jared Sullinger is Awesome, and Partisan Politics
• Viking Card Day is Wednesday. Get a free replacement card and free Viking Card holder. Located in Main Classroom 112.
• Campus dining specials and savings for this week:
• Interested in taking instructional classes at the recreation center? Now is the time. Classes are free through Jan. 30.
• St. Edward edges St. Paris Graham 27-25 in battle of wrestling powers
• Spring is coming, do you know the best time to start planting your garden or pruning your trees? Find out by visiting Tri-C's Plant Science and Landscape Technology Program booth at the 68th Annual Cleveland Home and Garden Show, January 21-30 at th
• Actor Profile Series - LUKAS ROBERTS
• At the front end of a basketball double header vs. Wright State, the men's team won it's 14th straight game at the Wolstein Center. But cold shooting doomed the women's team in a loss.
• Burke, Yu, Meier named ESPN RISE Girls Soccer All-Americans
• Polar Bear Days at the Zoo
• Don't miss the Residence Life Black and White Event tonight at 9 in the Student Center Ballroom!
• St .Edward, St. Paris Graham ready to renew wrestling rivalry
• Tri-C in collaboration with KSU's Dept. of Pan-African Studies will host a symposium on West African Muslim Societies and their Contributions to US Culture on Tues. Jan. 25 at 6pm at the Eastern Campus Theatre. The event is free and open to the pub
• Get off your couch and see CSU in action. Men's & women's swimming at 1, men's basketball at 2 & women's basketball at 4:
• Four new inductees to the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame on February 12!
• Who will it be this year at Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland? Submit your entry at www.tri-c.edu/contest
• Ohio Ranks Fourth Lowest in Tolerance
• Cuyahoga Libraries See Toy-Lending Boom
• Dennis Kucinich Is Openly Begging For A New District
• Mike Trivisonno Continues to Call Out Tony Rizzo
• Harmon, Cole lead Cleveland State to record 13th straight win at Wolstein Center
• Bar Uno Welcome Back Weekend: Hang out with friends at Bar Uno in the CSU Student Center and enjoy Welcome Back Weekend Deals!
• Cleveland Clinic to receive $1.6 million grant for breast cancer research
• The Akron Aeros Are Trying to Kill You
• Cleveland Weekend Theater (0/21/11-0/23/11)
• Residence Life Black and White Event, SC Ballroom, 9pm-12am Saturday. Semi-formal event open to ALL CSU Students.
• Teen's Giant Snow Penis Causes Trouble
• COMEDY SHOW: Brad Wollack and Sarah Colonna from E! channel's "Chelsea Lately" will perform a student only show tonight at 8 in the Student Center Ballroom.
• Eaton Corp. to acquire Actom Ltd's low-voltage electrical business in South Africa
• Akron-Canton Airport reports record passenger traffic year in 2010
• Applied Industrial Technologies Inc. sees second-quarter earnings double
• Cleveland Teacher Sued For Sexually Molesting Boy
• Pic of the Day: Conehead Cleveland Browns
• Don't miss the opening reception for "Life Imitates Artifice" tonight from 5-7 in the CSU Art Gallery:
• Morning Brew: Council Upset With the Plain Dealer, Brothers Bash Each Other With Bats, Police Dispatcher Drunk on Job, and Pit Bulls in Ohio
• FREE food and giveaways at the Student Life Open House today from 11-1 in SC 319.
• The Vikings swept a double header last night in basketball - men's and women's teams beat Detroit. Next up: Saturday at home vs Wright State - men at 2pm and women at 4pm.
• Robinson Memorial Hospital proposes leasing Woodlands at Robinson nursing home
• Plans for the weekend? If not, check out some great local talent at the Tri-C High School Rock Off. Bands perform at the House of Blues. Visit www.kisscleveland/rockoff for the complete schedule.
• Check out this video of Ike Nwamu from North Carolina and his monster slam dunks. He's going to be a freshman this fall at CSU:
• Brunch Finally Coming to Clyde's Bistro
• How the Ohio EPA Helped Polluters Avoid Stricter Laws
• Sign-ups for Floor Hockey, Basketball, and Racquetball are quickly approaching. Register at the Rec Center by January 27.
• Riverside Co. buys Camelot Education from Charterhouse Group Inc.
• Post game party at Bar Uno in the CSU Student Center after tonight's games.
• Case Western Reserve University, Chinese company to work on emissions research
• Cleveland Confidential Book Tour Heads Straight to the West Coast
• Ohio Produce Being Used at White House State Dinner Tonight
• Pic of the Day: Protest Banners for Rush Hour
• Drunk Driver Goes Wrong Way on I-90 For 25 Miles
• Thief Caught Because of Bicycle Tracks in the Snow
• Ohio home sales in 2010 decline from weak 2009 levels
• Cleveland Boasts Three of the Top 100 Beer Bars in America
• Audio: Radio Host's Cleveland Browns Meltdown
• Huntington Bancshares Inc. posts fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Peyton Hillis Talks About Being White
• Cleveland Is Pretty Gay
• PNC Financial Services Group reports 26% drop in fourth-quarter earnings
• Morning Brew: TMZ Talks to Akron Mayor, Med Mart Update, Baby Dies of Methadone Overdose, and a Trouser Snake Surprise
• Progressive Corp. reports slight decline in net income for December, fourth quarter
• GAME ON! Calling all Students. CSU basketball doubleheader tonight - women at 5, men at 7:30. Special prizes. Learn more:
• FREE FOOD. Snacks from 10-2 in the Student Center Atrium (compliments of STAT) and more free food from 11-3 in SC 217 at the SGA Open House.
• Fifth Third Bancorp plans to buy back $3.4 billion in preferred stock issued under TARP
• Parker Hannifin Corp. sees second-quarter earnings double, raises guidance
• The annual CSU MLK Celebration "Got MLK?" is today at Noon in the Student Center Atrium.
• Asian Town Center Scores Two New Eateries
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority approves plans for expanded rail service
• Two manufacturing associations hail withdrawal of proposed change in noise standard rules
• Video: Black People Love Tosh.0
• Lil Wayne Has Some Words For LeBron
• Cleveland Independents Gift Certificate Sale Tomorrow
• If you're new to CSU, Campus411 is your one-stop shop for academic records, financial aid, registration, student accounts & more. Stop by Main Classroom 116, call 216.687.5411 or email campus411@csuohio.edu:
• Athersys Inc. publishes study on benefits of its MultiStem therapy after spinal cord injury
• For all you chemists out there, it's the International Year of Chemistry. Check out the celebration at the CSU Michael Schwartz Library, Jan. 26 - Feb. 23:
• Ohioans Confident Next Four Years Will Suck Less Than Last Four Years
• Plain Dealer Names Thom Fladung Managing Editor
• Naked Parma Police Golf Outing Earns No Punishment
• The CSU Art Gallery Presents "Life Imitates Artifice" - opening reception is Jan. 21, runs Jan. 21-March 12:
• Pic of the Day: O-H-I-O Snowmen
• Got MLK? Don't miss a special presentation/speaker on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Thursday, Noon, Student Center Atrium:
• Omnova Solutions Inc. sees fourth-quarter earnings surge on tax benefit
• Kids + Guitars + House of Blues = Loud Kids at Rock Off
• Ohio Sets Record For Liquor Sales
• Food Court Festival in the Student Center Food Court, 11am-2pm. Enjoy giveaways and dining deals for the grand reopening of the Student Center Food Court.
• Another Food Truck for Cleveland: Umami Moto
• Morning Brew: Miami (OH) Nixes the Redskin, Threats Against Councilman Jeff Johnson, Board of Revision Staffing, and Hunting Deer
• Indoor Ice Skating! Today from 11am-5pm in the CSU Student Center Atrium:
• Dead Wood
• Hell to the Chief
• We Get Mail
• Video: The Most Orderly End to a Police Chase Involving a Stolen Snowplow You'll See All Day
• Read the latest issue of The Cauldron: - The Cauldron is the student produced newspaper at #ClevelandState
• Riverside Co. acquires Employment Law Training of San Francisco
• The Plain Dealer names newspaper vet Thomas Fladung managing editor
• It's Snack Hour at Bar Uno!!! Stop by from 2-6pm tonight and enjoy appetizers starting at 1.99!
• KeyBank plans five new branches in Northeast Ohio, relocation of three others
• Come to the Student Center 11am-5pm Wednesday and experience CSU's Winter Wonderland complete with INDOOR ICE SKATING!
• Investment in health care startups rises in Cleveland and Ohio in 2010 vs. 2009
• Tim Hagan's History With Metro
• Med Mart Tenants Big on Furniture, Not So Much on Medical Technology
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Index
• Welcome students and good luck in Spring Semester! What are you most looking forward to?
• Get out of the cold and warm up with Chill Fest 2011 - events start today and run through January 28:
• Pic of the Day: The Pain Dealer
• Neuros Medical Inc. encouraged by initial patient test of its neurostimulation therapy
• Bingo for Books, 11am-1pm. Play Bingo in the Student Center Atrium for your chance to win gift cards to CSU's bookstore.
• John Kasich Declares March 17 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Brush Engineered Materials Inc. to change name to Materion Corp.
• Find parking, campus buildings, dining locations and more on the CSU mobile app. The app is available for iPhone, Droid and Blackberry:
• A special good morning to our commuter students! There's free coffee & hot chocolate in the Student Center Atrium, until 10 this morning.
• Welcome back students! Welcome information stations are positioned across campus to assist all students and especially those of you new to CSU.
• FirstEnergy Corp. promotes two executives to key positions
• New Ohio Parks Boss: Drill Baby, Drill?
• Brother Stabs Sister in Face in Backseat Fight
• 80 Stranded When Ski Lift Fails
• Late-Term Abortion Ban Could Come to Ohio
• Duo set to unveil plans for race track and casino resort near Youngstown
• AK Steel Corp. wins patent infringement lawsuit brought by units of ArcelorMittal
• Pic of the Day: Lego Ohio Stadium
• Westfield Bank names new president, chief lending officer
• Woman Receives Three Speeding Tickets in One Hour
• Mike Trivisonno Has a Message for Tony Rizzo
• Men Demand Everyone Get Naked After Cell Phone Goes Missing
• Celebrating a great man. Check out the MLK events in Cleveland:
• Morning Brew: 'Take Shelter' at Sundance, Frozen Pier, Stolen Puppies, and a Bartender Gets Punched
• Tri-C will be closed today, Monday, January 17, 2011 in observance of Martin Luther King Day.
• The new Brunswick University Center is open for public registration on January 18. Attend information a registration information session, see schedule and times at www.tri-c.edu/brunswick
• Colleagues, students paid musical respect to late harpist's legacy in a concert today at Cleveland State. Read story in the PD:
• Cleveland State men's and women's basketball teams win Saturday. Go Vikings!
• Looking to take some classes just for fun? Check out the list of upcoming Community and Continuing Education courses:
• Ground broken on Medical Mart - - health science programs at ClevelandState to give CSU students a leg up on future jobs.
• Cleveland medical mart talks up tenants on groundbreaking day
• Map: The First Internet
• Craig Balzer, 1970s Cleveland Rock Catalyst, Dies From Cancer at 61
• Craigslist Ad of the Day: Old Straight Guy Seeks Young Lesbian With Wife and Ferret
• First Look: Washington Place Bistro
• Timken Co. raises prices on various tubing, special bar quality products
• Pic of the Day: The Moment Cleveland's Fortunes Changed
• Ohio Mayor Sexts Underage Teens
• State Republicans Seek to Change "Eyeball" Speeding Law
• Brush Wellman's Alloy Products group to raise prices 5% to 8%
• Ohio Guns Sales Spike After Tucson Tragedy
• Former National City CEO Peter Raskind named interim chief of Cleveland schools
• Return to Learn. Workshops for women whose education has been delayed or interrupted. Presented by the Mareyjoyce Green Women's Center. Workshops in late January and early February:
• Map: Ohio Abortion Rates
• Morning Brew: TVs Pulled From Police Station, Heroin Bust, Counterfeiting at a Motel 6, and an Interim CEO for Cleveland Schools
• Man Offers $5,000 Bribe To Get Out of DUI
• Jeff Johnson, National Journalist and Cleveland Native, will speak at Tri-C's 34th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration this Sunday, January 16, 2011, 3pm at the Metro Campus Auditorium. We hope to see you there!
• OU Greenlights Coed Housing
• Cleveland Man Talks About Surviving Gunshot to Head
• Cedar Point to pour concrete foundation for WindSeeker swing ride
• Cuyahoga County Executive FitzGerald makes three new appointments
• Grand River Rubber and Plastics Co. becomes an employee-run venture
• And Yet Another Criminal Caught Because of Footprints in the Snow
• Pic of the Day: Prettying Up Cleveland's Dead Storefronts
• Get out of the cold and warm up with Chill Fest 2011 - January 18-28:
• Cleveland Browns name Pat Shurmur head coach
• Churches Not Just Window Dressing
• Great news for MBA students. Hiring outlook for 2011 looking to improve:
• Campbell's Popcorn Shop Set for Expansion
• Morning Brew: LeBron Faces Karma, New Browns Coach, Wrong Way Driver, and Rehab for the Golden Voice
• Men's basketball game vs. Butler on Feb. 5 moved to a noon tipoff for tv:
• CSU guard Norris Cole named as a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award:
• Near West Theatre'S 2011 Benefit 'Street Beat'
• Hey students, want to know where to go and what to do in Cleveland? Check out CoolCleveland.com -
• Pregnant volunteers are needed for The Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program students to practice ultrasounds. Requirements are that you must have already had a prenatal checkup and a physician on file. The lab meets on Wednesdays starting Jan 19th from
• Federal Reserve's Beige Book shows modest activity in Cleveland Fed district
• Federal Reserve's Beige Book shows modest activity in Cleveland Fed district
• Greater Cleveland Sports Commission announces teams for Cleveland Classic
• Greater Cleveland Sports Commission announces teams for Cleveland Classic
• Man Claims He Didn't Realize He Was Having Sex With a Dead Woman
• FYI: You Can Not Dress a Deer on the Side of the Road
• PNC economist sees smaller businesses finally regaining some financial strength
• PNC economist sees smaller businesses finally regaining some financial strength
• Rebecca and Steve Warden, No Criminal Masterminds, Run Long Scam on Bank
• Video: Black Keys Stump for Stephen Colbert's Grammy Vote
• Cutting Coffee and Newspapers Will Not Save Lorain's Budget
• Questions about your financial aid for spring semester? Contact the Campus411 Office and a financial aid specialist will help answer your financial aid and other enrollment questions. 216.687.5411 or campus411@csuohio.edu or visit in person in MC 116.
• International students: Don't forget to check in with CSU's Center for International Services and Programs upon your arrival. MC 106. Learn more:
• Cleveland International Film Festival to lease all 11 theaters at Tower City Cinemas
• Cleveland State University to dissolve Division of Continued Education
• Carjacker Tosses Baby Into Snow
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. to acquire Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd.
• James Lukas, a CSU alumnus, is the new City Manager of Brunswick: Congratulations James!
• LeBron James Revels in Cavs' Historic Loss
• Carnegie Kitchen and Dining Opening in Old Juniper Grille Spot
• Morning Brew: Historic Cavs Loss, Mayor Gets Water Shut Off, Couple Caught With Pot, and More Golden Voice Guy
• Crain's solicits nominations for Difference Makers special section
• The Ballad of Beefcakes Bickel
• We Get Mail
• The City of Cleveland rolls out snow removal plan; what you should know:
• Any alums living in Streetsboro? A CSU alumnus is running for mayor!
• Mom Leaves 4-Year-Old Daughter Home Alone to Buy Crack
• Northeast Ohio Beer Sampler Held Up By Government
• Local nonprofit, bank devise grant competition to create jobs around West Side Market
• More on CSU's new Welcome Center. An editorial from the PD:
• Simon Property Group earmarks Great Lakes Mall in Mentor for renovation
• Jones Day opens one office in Saudi Arabia, plans two more
• Governor Kasich Opens His Checkbook
• Pic of the Day: Michigan Plane Avoids Ohio Airspace
• Audition for University Chorus! If you are a CSU Student, whatever your major, you are welcome to audition for University Chorus. Make music, make friends from a variety of majors, have fun, earn a credit! Learn more:
• Crain's solicits nominations for Difference Makers special section
• Dead Teen’s Dentist Involved in Earlier Patient Death
• Sports Illustrated gives Vikings and Norris Cole a little respect:
• The Quality of Cleveland Life Report
• Breaking: Feds Raiding CMHA (Updated)
• Medical Mutual of Ohio reclaims $8.1 million in 2010 from investigating fraud
• Cleveland Clinic, MedStar Health form alliance to collaborate on research, commercialization
• Sterling Jewelers' parent company reports improved nine-week sales
• Struggling with your new year's resolution to get healthy or just need a second wind? Join us for Wellfest 2011on Jan. 27:
• Students remember to check your Tri-C email regularly for important information. Today, January 11 at 7pm is the payment deadline for Spring Semester.
• Mobster Threatens Cleveland Park Ranger
• Study Finds African Americans Leaving Cleveland
• Nature Conservancy accepts City Mission's donation of Grand Valley Christian Center
• Holly Harlan to exit as executive director of Entrepreneurs for Sustainability
• Dell Inc. acquires InSite One Inc. from Primus Capital
• John Kasich sworn in as Ohio's governor
• The Med Mart and LeBron
• Yet Another Thief Caught Because of Footprints in the Snow
• How Poor Are You?
• Cleveland Ranked High For Reading
• Terry Sense, Norton Teacher, Allegedly Gives Kids Weed
• Interview: Emerging Chefs Founder Michael DeAloia
• TravelCenters of America opens TA Truck Service Center in Pioneer, Tenn.
• Cleveland: The Land of Second Chances, For Some
• Kalahari Resort in Sandusky plans $22 million convention center expansion
• Fund for Our Economic Future receives another $2M grant from Knight Foundation
• CSU's new welcome center woos prospective students. Read all about it in the PD:
• Howl at the Moon closing Saturday
• Regional Slang Strong on Twitter
• Morning Brew: Virtual Pick-a-Prize, More Golden Voice Guy, Cliff From Cheers, and Anderson Varejao Out For Year
• Video: Black Keys on SNL
• Tune into WKYC Channel 3 tomorrow morning at 11:30am to the Golden Opportunities Show to learn about Tri-C's Senior Adult Education Program
• Rough night for the Vikings. Let's get it back Sunday at Valpo!
• Just a reminder to students the payment deadline for Spring Semester is Tuesday, January 11 at 7:00pm. Vist for your payment options.
• Important Med Mart Announcements Are Coming, Maybe
• Veritext acquires Rennillo Deposition and Discovery
• New speaker of Ohio House sees state in worst financial shape in nearly 75 years
• CIT Group student loan servicing unit to close Cleveland, Cincinnati offices
• Parker Hannifin Corp. buys Brazilian maker of hydraulic filters
• Miami Coach's Pregame Speech Will Fire You Up
• Ohio Attorney General Collects Record $411,324,856 in Debt for State
• Don't miss tonight's Horizon League showdown - CSU vs. Butler at 7pm. The game is nationally televised on ESPNU. Go Vikings!
• Cleveland + Pittsburgh = Cleveburgh?
• Pic of the Day: TCU Fans Taunt OSU President Gordon Gee
• Cliffs Natural Resources receives $129 million payment to settle pricing dispute
• Cliffs Natural Resources receives $129 million payment to settle pricing dispute
• The Cleveland Indians Really, Really Want You to Buy Season Tickets
• Riverside Co. acquires Physicians Pharmacy Alliance
• Riverside Co. acquires Physicians Pharmacy Alliance
• Blue Point Capital Partners sells its interests in Apex Cos. LLC
• Blue Point Capital Partners sells its interests in Apex Cos. LLC
• Cleveland Indians offer season-ticket inducements for bleacher seats
• Cleveland Indians offer season-ticket inducements for bleacher seats
• Video: Letterman's "Top Ten Little-Known Facts About John Boehner"
• Drunk Mom With Kids in Car Tells Cop She Needs Gas for Her Tire
• Leftover Four Loko Being Recycled Into Ethanol
• Cleveland Public Theatre's Big Box series opens Jan. 14 and will feature shows by CSU students and recent graduates. Read the story in the PD:
• Morning Brew: Hells Angels Member Arrested, Greenhouse Tavern Gets More Love, Gun Pulled on Cops, and Pharmacy Violence
• AmericanTown Heroes: John Henderson Demands Respect for the Flag
• Resume workshop on Wednesday, January 12, offered by Career Development and Transition Services at the new Westshore Campus from 6-9pm. Understand the purpose of a resume, how to develop an effective resume and review the general guidelines and parts of
• Favors and Contracts: ODOT Not Pounding Salt
• Cuyahoga County Council Members Remain Eminently Quotable
• CardioInsight Technologies Inc. strikes deal with Japanese distributor
• U.S. Endoscopy buys building in Mentor near its existing operations
• Cleveland Teen Birth Rates Fall
• Dorothy Baunach named Cuyahoga County's interim economic development director
• David Croslin, @InnovationCoach, Former Chief Tech HP, author "Innovating the Future" to speak at CSU's Nance College of Business Jan. 27 from Noon-1:30.
• Marissa Kingery, Elyria Teen, Dies After Trip to Dentist
• Rolling Stone Takes on John Boehner
• Did you know? Undergraduate mathematics and science majors can earn a mathematics and/or science degree AND teacher licensure in 4 years!
• Vintage Video: The Beatles in Cleveland in 1964
• New Restaurant in Asiatown Keeps Momentum Going in Right Direction
• Boston Scientific Corp. pays $60 million for Intelect Medical, a Cleveland Clinic spinout
• Cuyahoga County Public Library, city of Parma look to proceed with library consolidation
• RPM International Inc. reports lower second-quarter earnings
• Pic of the Day: The Mugshots of the Homeless Man With the Golden Voice
• Concert Review: Girl Talk at House of Blues
• A. Schulman Inc. reports lower first-quarter earnings despite surge in sales
• Mentor Schools Rent Out Flag Pole for Cell Tower
• John Kasich Bars Media From Inauguration (Updated)
• RSB Spine LLC reports big sales increase in 2010 vs. 2009
• Pic of the Day: The Boehner Clan
• Snow View Plaza in Parma acquired in $11 million transaction
• Metalheads Shred for the Homeless
• Video From Shooting at Wickliffe Night Club Released
• Now that the Buckeyes' and Browns' seasons are over do you need a football fix for this winter? Try the Indoor Flag Football League through the CSU Recreation Center. Get more information:
• People Get Mad At God, Local Study Finds; Duh
• Cavs Offer Job, House to Homeless Guy With Golden Radio Voice
• The Vikings take a #1 ranking in the Mid-Major Top 25 poll to Butler Friday for a Horizon League showdown. Road trip or watch on ESPNU.
• Tim Hagan joins MetroHealth in senior adviser position
• Cleveland Celebrities Share Their Resolutions For 2011
• We Get Mail
• The Most Elusive Reform
• Ben Roethlisberger's Good Deed for Cleveland
• Tim Hagan to Join Staff at Metro
• Fracas Still a Work in Progress
• Invacare Corp. receives warning letter from FDA over problems with electric beds
• Cleveland Mayor Jackson restructures two city departments
• Irving Place Capital acquires women's apparel retailer Dots
• Elyria Man Arrested Twice in One Night
• JumpStart Ventures commits to $250,000 investment in Caralon Global
• Riverside Co. closes 2010 with two more acquisitions
• Capstone Capital Partners of Cleveland, Dallas firm buy Premix Inc.
• Flow Polymers bought by its management and Chicago's Geneva Glen Capital
• PolyOne Corp. buys Brazilian plastics producer and distributor
• Video: The Homeless Guy With the Golden Radio Voice
• Crop's Move to W. 25th Delayed
• Norris Cole named one of the 30 Most Interesting People for 2011 by Cleveland Magazine: Congrats Norris!
• Album Review: Cloud Nothings
• DUI Suspect Blames Arrest On Ozzy Osbourne
• Clevelander Creates Social Networking Site for Divorcees
• Big Dog Theater Set to Bark At Last
• Our Favorite Stories From 2010
• State Trooper Arrested at Browns Game
• The new Health Care Technology Building will open January 18 on the Eastern Campus. It will house several Health Care Programs as well as the Preventative Care Center. The Center provides health screenings and other health care services to uninsured and
• Cuyahoga County executive FitzGerald creates standards for ethics, personnel
• Video: Randy Lerner Gets Excited About His Team
• MRN Ltd. buys building on Prospect Avenue that's home to Volk's Jewelry
• MCM Capital Partners secures majority interest in RMB Products Inc.
• Drunk Man Accidentally Stabs Himself
• Juventas Therapeutics Inc. wins approval to start Phase II clinical trials
• A hero among us. CSU's Dr. Karen Borneman is a community hero for 2010. Read her story in the PD:
• ESPN Anchors Celebrate Mangini Firing
• Eric Mangini Fired By Browns According to Report
• Cleveland Browns fire head coach Eric Mangini
• JumpStart Ventures to invest $250,000 in MedCity Media
• Timken Co. unit buys City Scrap and Salvage Co. in Akron
• New Radio Station Sounds a Lot Like Old Ones
• April Miller Boise leaves Thompson Hine for Veyance Technologies
• All CSU offices reopen today. Happy New Year!
• A Reasoned and Sober Browns Fan Reacts to the Loss to the Steelers
• Did you make a resolution to learn something new? It's not too late...Spring Semester begins January 18. www.tri-c.edu/credit
• Down on Cleveland sports? The PD's Terry Pluto tells us there's plenty to be excited about in town with the CSU Vikings! Read the story in the PD:
• New year, same result. The Vikings win again to improve to 15-1. Go Vikings!
• #ClevelandState blasts UIC, improves to 15-1!
• The Vikings play TODAY at 2pm at the Wolstein Center. If you can't attend the game, watch the stream live on csuvikings.com.
• Happy New Year. Wishing you a happy and healthy 2011. Will you be making any resolutions?
• Happy New Year from CSU!
• CSU wishes all of our friends a safe and Happy New Year!
• Something special is brewing over at the Wolstein Center! The Vikings won again tonight, defeating Loyola to improve their record to 14-1. Next up: Saturday at 2pm vs UIC at home. Be there!
• Kid Dances Home, Scares Neighbor
• CSU's men's basketball team remains #1 in the Mid-Major Top 25. Watch the Vikings tonight at 7 at the Wolstein Center.
• Farmers markets, like the one at Cleveland State, helped bring a dose of good health news to Cleveland in 2010. Read the story in the PD:
• During Winter Break, registered students will be able to purchase books for Spring Semester online at:
• Ohio, New York pension funds get lead status in lawsuits against BP
• First Interstate Properties plans big development at former Oakwood Country Club
• Cleveland Convention Center passes into hands of Cuyahoga County
• New buildings and other developments at Cleveland State are helping revitalize Cleveland and providing the city a bright future. Read the story in the PD:
• Video: Anderson Varejao Punches Himself in the Head
• Chart Industries Inc. unit completes deal for SeQual Technologies Inc.
• Chart Industries Inc. unit completes deal for SeQual Technologies Inc.
• Lincoln Electric Holdings to acquire welding consumables unit of OAO Severstal
• Lincoln Electric Holdings to acquire welding consumables unit of OAO Severstal
• The Weems Way
• The Paramount Pledge
• We Get Mail
• Steelers Fan Gets to Turn on Lights at 'A Christmas Story' House
• Case Western Reserve medical school receives $10.1 million for eye research
• Case Western Reserve medical school receives $10.1 million for eye research
• Ohio attorney general's office handles historic high of consumer complaints in 2010
• Ohio attorney general's office handles historic high of consumer complaints in 2010
• Cuyahoga County Council to be sworn in Jan. 3
• Cuyahoga County Council to be sworn in Jan. 3
• Home prices fall 0.8% in October from like month last year
• Home prices fall 0.8% in October from like month last year
• Police Called to McDonald's After Fight Over Fries
• Stephen Hoffman, President of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, Makes Lots and Lots of Money
• Ed Fitzgerald's Plan for Law Department Could Weaken Bill Mason
• Holiday Hoops at the Wolstein Center. See the women's team in action Tuesday and watch the men's team Thursday.
• Stacy Galavan, Lorain Mom, Feeds Kids Booze Till They’re Sick
• Thanks for being a fan of CSU on Facebook. We just topped 4,000 fans over the holiday weekend!
• Cleveland Cavaliers waive Jawad Williams, assign Samardo Samuels to Erie
• Cleveland Cavaliers waive Jawad Williams, assign Samardo Samuels to Erie
• Fewer Road Accidents Over Christmas This Year
• Shooting at Wickliffe Teen Nightclub
• Yuengling May Soon Come to Ohio
• Another Criminal Caught Because of Footprints in the Snow
• Top Ten Most-Read Stories of 2010
• James Franco's Grandma Thinks You're a Bunch of Pussies
• Get a head start on your New Year's resolution. The CSU Rec Center is open Dec. 26 through Dec. 31.
• Seasons Greetings from the Tri-c family to yours!
• Happy Holidays from Cleveland State University!
• The College will be closed for Winter Break from Friday, December 24th through Monday, January 3, 2011. All student services offices will re-open on Tuesday, January 4, 2011. For all information regarding Winter Break check here:
• Just one more reminder: CSU offices are closed until Jan 3. The Rec Center and Student Center will be open. See schedule:
• Merry Christmas, You Scumbags
• Indians Losing Money on Snow Days
• Woman Claims Nut Shows Image of Jesus
• Ray Lewis Is Not Impressed With Peyton Hillis
• Less Sewage to Flow Into Lake Erie
• Morning Brew: Lakewood Further Solidifies LGBT Rights, Casino News, Problems at Ohio State, and Eugene Sanders' Replacement
• Akron-Canton Airport sets November passenger record
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. of Hudson agrees to be acquired by private equity firm for $1.6 billion
• Cleveland manufacturer NewKor Inc. reaches settlement with Ohio EPA
• Hickok Inc. posts larger fourth-quarter loss on sharp decrease in sales
• The Vikings get back to their winning ways with tonight's win against South Florida. CSU is now 13-1.
• Ralphie from A Christmas Story, All Grown Up
• Parma City School District sees debt downgraded by Fitch credit rating service
• Parma City School District sees debt downgraded by Fitch credit rating service
• American Greetings Corp. reports higher third-quarter earnings despite lower sales
• American Greetings Corp. reports higher third-quarter earnings despite lower sales
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority board closes year by discussing port's future
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority board closes year by discussing port's future
• Absolutely Epic 1974 Letter From Cleveland Browns to a Fan
• Absolutely Epic 1974 Letter From Cleveland Browns to a Fan
• Xbox Shot in Cleveland
• For incoming students: Don't forget that New Student Orientation is January 5, 2011, starting a 5:30pm! To save your spot for this event, either register above or call us at 216-432-8951. If you have any questions, you can contact us by calling 216
• Cleveland's 2010 Summed Up In One Video
• Take Shelter, Jeff Nichols' Movie Filmed in Ohio, Drawing National Interest
• Home sales in Northeast Ohio plunge 30% in November from year ago
• Home sales in Northeast Ohio plunge 30% in November from year ago
• The Next Step for Treasurer Jim Rokakis
• Looking for your grades today? Check out your My Info tab in my Tri-C space after 2 pm. They should be posted.
• Central Federal Corp. notified by Nasdaq of noncompliance with listing requirements
• Central Federal Corp. notified by Nasdaq of noncompliance with listing requirements
• Happy Holidays from Cleveland State University - check out a cool little holiday visual on the CSU home page -
• Man Gets 36th Ticket for Driving Without a License
• Last Call 2010: Super Sipping
• Last Call 2010: The Art of Craft Beer
• Keeper of the Secrets
• We Get Mail
• Cleveland Atheists
• Shop for your favorite Viking at the CSU Bookstore - apparel, novelty items & more. Bookstore hours: T 8-8, W 9-6, TH 9-6, F closed. 216.687.2128. Located in the CSU Student Center.
• First Federal of Lakewood completes acquisition of Century Bank in Parma
• First Federal of Lakewood completes acquisition of Century Bank in Parma
• Penske Automotive Group completes purchase of Fred Baker Porsche, Audi
• Penske Automotive Group completes purchase of Fred Baker Porsche, Audi
• Kent State University to demolish apartment building cluster on its main campus
• Kent State University to demolish apartment building cluster on its main campus
• Lakewood High Won't Let Injured Student Wear Sweatpants
• Ohio to Lose Two House Seats According to Projection (Update)
• Hey Tweeters! Follow Cleveland State on Twitter at
• Governor Strickland Thinks Cleveland Didn't Support Him Enough
• ACLU Bashes Dems Over Private Meeting
• Med Mart Lures Exhibitors With Fancy Exhibit of Their Own
• Napping Man Shoots Himself In Car
• Agilysys Inc. sells point-of-sale systems to Royal Caribbean Cruises
• Cleveland State remains top ranked mid-major in latest poll - See the Vikings in action Wednesday at 7pm at the Wolstein Center.
• 2 free tix for students to all 6 CSU home basketball games during break. Simply show your Viking Card at the Box Office. Next game: Wed. at 7pm vs S Florida.
• Afternoon Brew: Father Kills Son, Disgusting Child Abuse Case, Security Company Employee Robs House, and a Jealous Ex Kills a Man
• Tri-C is pleased to announce the opening of the new Brunswick University Center on January 18, 2011. The University Center will be partnering with a number of universities to bring Bachelor and Master Degree programs and Post-Graduate programming to the
• Cleveland Clinic Employees Can No Longer Look at HotChicksWithDouchebags.com At Work
• Will It Snow on Christmas?
• Bizarre, Sad Hit-Skip Accident
• Pic of the Day: Ticked Off Cavs Fan Lets Voice Be Heard
• Akron attorney's law license suspended indefinitely following theft of funds
• Akron attorney's law license suspended indefinitely following theft of funds
• Ohio's chambers of commerce release report on redesigning state government
• Ohio's chambers of commerce release report on redesigning state government
• Drunk College Student Arrested for Trying to Cut Down Pine Tree for Christmas
• CSU honored Henry Louis Gates and Eduardo Padron at fall commencement -
• 200-Pound Chandelier Falls in Courthouse
• A Message From a Loyal Scene Reader
• REMINDER: CSU offices are closed Dec 24-Jan 2. See open dates for rec center/student center: CampusNet will be active.
• Morning Brew: Mangini on the Hot Seat, a Flash Mob at the West Side Market, Face Transplant Surgery Details, and Fun With the Census
• Black Keys to Play 'Saturday Night Live'
• Congratulations #ClevelandState graduates!
• Video: 'A Christmas Story' Premieres in Cleveland in 1983
• Vikings lose at West Virginia 74-63. But they proved they can play with the big boys. Good things to come this season.
• Vikings holding strong in Morgantown but trail WVA 36-32 at the half. #ClevelandState #NCAA
• GAME ON! CSU vs. West Virginia is live NOW! Discuss the action throughout the game with your Viking friends right here on CSU's Facebook page. Go Vikings!
• One hour until TIP OFF! CSU vs. West Virginia. Cheer on your Vikings! Watch live on Fox Sports Ohio. Go Vikings!
• IT'S GAME DAY! CSU vs. West Virginia at 2pm. Live on Fox Sports Ohio or go to Bar Uno in the Student Center for the Watch Party!
• Friday Mugshot Matchup
• Buyer agrees to acquire bank's interest in Mapleside Farms
• Tomorrow at 6pm is a wine tasting at Elements Bistro featuring Buoncristiani Wines! Call 216.802.3131 for reservations!
• FitzGerald won't include some familiar names in new Cuyahoga County government
• Pic of the Day: Merry Christmas From the 1993-1994 Cleveland Cavaliers
• Clevelanders Want Pretty Lights on New Inner Belt Bridge
• More on the Vikings. This from ESPN. "Forlorn Cavs fans turn to Cleveland State." Read the story:
• Undefeated Cleveland State enjoying their 'Big Mo' - junior guard Jeremy Montgomery. Read today's story in the PD:
• Linsalata Capital Partners obtains majority stake in aircraft parts maker Whitcraft LLC
• Teen Crashes SUV Into Garage
• Want to get away? Who has the best holiday trip planned for this season? Give your CSU Facebook friends some ideas or just make us envious of your travels!
• Man Sees Jesus in Christmas Candy
• Kent Displays Inc. receives $3 million federal grant
• Herbruck, Alder and Co. of Cleveland sold to publicly traded Arthur J. Gallagher and Co.
• Vikings Watch Party Saturday at Bar Uno in CSU's Student Center! $5 Wings & $5 Deep Dish Pizza. The Vikings take on West Virginia at 2. Food starts at 1.
• Mayor Jackson seeks business, foundation help in finding replacement for Cleveland schools CEO Eugene Sanders
• Thieves Steal Cross Filled With Son's Ashes
• Riverside Co. continues year-end flood of deals
• Fall Commencement ceremony is Sunday at 1:30pm at the Wolstein Center. Congratulations graduates! #ClevelandState
• Akron Children's soon will provide pediatric care at MetroHealth
• Morning Brew: Guide to Late-Night Eats, CSU in Trouble, a Kia Snow Plow, and Voinovich Gets a Bridge
• The CSU men's basketball game at West Virginia will be televised on Fox Sports Ohio at 2pm Saturday.
• Afternoon Brew: Burger King Stabbing, Ohio Could Take Over Cleveland Schools, Accident at Longaberger Building, and a Male Enhancement Pill Ruling
• Loaned execs to assist with county government transition
• Loaned execs to assist with county government transition
• Lachana Williams Arrested For Attempted Kidnapping After Hanging Around Maternity Ward
• NeuroWave Systems Inc. receives federal clearance to market one of its technologies
• NeuroWave Systems Inc. receives federal clearance to market one of its technologies
• Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approves FirstEnergy merger with Allegheny Energy
• Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approves FirstEnergy merger with Allegheny Energy
• Shiloh Industries reports bigger loss in fourth quarter from a year ago
• Shiloh Industries reports bigger loss in fourth quarter from a year ago
• Frank Russo Likely to Testify Against Jimmy Dimora
• Ohio Savings Plaza building in downtown Cleveland is up for sale
• Ohio Savings Plaza building in downtown Cleveland is up for sale
• Morning Brew: Local Price is Right Winner, Train Catches Fire, Cavs Lose to LeBron Again, and Akron's Holiday Water Gift
• Steris Corp. receives warning letter from federal regulators
• Steris Corp. receives warning letter from federal regulators
• What Happens When a Silo Filled With 125,000 Bushels of Corn Explodes?
• Cliffs Natural Resources buys 10% stake in Canadian company Blackstone Ventures
• Cliffs Natural Resources buys 10% stake in Canadian company Blackstone Ventures
• Christmas Light Display Honors Fallen Officers
• Swipe and save money on your Spring Meal Plan. Sign up by Friday and receive bonus $$.
• Nordson Corp. swings to a profit in fourth quarter
• Nordson Corp. swings to a profit in fourth quarter
• Shopping for your favorite Viking? Stop by the CSU Bookstore or Wolstein Center shop or order online at csuvikings.com -
• Eaton Corp. agrees to buy Tuthill Coupling Group
• Eaton Corp. agrees to buy Tuthill Coupling Group
• Cleveland Indians great Bob Feller dies at age 92
• Cleveland Indians great Bob Feller dies at age 92
• Attn students: all offices closed Dec. 24-Jan. 2. See open dates for rec center/student center: CampusNet will be active.
• RIP Bob Feller
• Central Federal Corp. misses November TARP dividend payment, report says
• Council Members Disappointed With Sanders' Exit
• Pic of the Day: Lighthouse Encased in Ice
• Blue Spark Technologies Inc. receives $5 million investment
• John Kasich Wants More School Snow Days
• Peter Lawson Jones Hopes to Support His Family By Being an Actor
• Sifco Industries Inc. reports lower fourth-quarter earnings
• Sifco Industries Inc. reports lower fourth-quarter earnings
• Akron Aeros To Serve Hot Dog Stuffed Inside a Brat Stuffed Inside Kielbasa On Hoagie With Sauerkraut
• Rock Hall Goes Old-School for Class of 2011
• Notre Dame College Forced to Update Sexual Assault Procedures
• All CSU dining locations are back up and running. Late night breakfast tonight to get you through your studies.
• Kent State University imposes universitywide hiring freeze
• Kent State University imposes universitywide hiring freeze
• Attn: Communications Majors. The AAF Cleveland Communications Career Day is Monday. Register by Thursday.
• Make Cleveland State University your destination. Visit our campus and apply today!
• Progressive Corp. posts 37% increase in November net income vs. year ago
• Progressive Corp. posts 37% increase in November net income vs. year ago
• Riverside Co. buys orthodontic products maker GandH Wire Co.
• Riverside Co. buys orthodontic products maker GandH Wire Co.
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys apartment community in Ashburn, Va.
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys apartment community in Ashburn, Va.
• Men's basketball is #1 in the Mid-Major Top 25 poll for the 2nd consecutive week. Go Vikings!
• Morning Brew: Ugly Christmas Sweaters, Kidnapping Hoax Goes Viral, Russo to be Sentenced, and Census Confirms We're Getting Poorer
• CSU women No. 18 in this week's CollegeInsider.com mid major top 25.
• THE EVIL EYE'S ENEMY
• We Get Mail
• Cleveland is No. 1
• SPECIAL OFFER 4 CSU ALUMS: discount on tix 4 Browns vs Ravens Dec 26! Enter code CRIBBS2010. Go to
• Good Luck to students taking finals this week!
• Brothers Fight Over Fried Chicken, One Taken to Hospital
• State May Raise Speed Limit on Ohio Turnpike to 70 mph
• Plymouth Park Tax Services Takes Homes Over Late Taxes, Then Fails to Pay Taxes Itself
• Sifco Industries Inc. acquires forging business of Alliance company
• Sifco Industries Inc. acquires forging business of Alliance company
• Ferro Corp. buys ceramic coatings plant in Egypt
• Ferro Corp. buys ceramic coatings plant in Egypt
• Morning Brew: Cliff Lee is a Hero, Man Saves Family From Quicksand, Pittsburgh Airport Targets Cleveland Travelers, and Twins Try to Run Across Ohio
• New York Times Handicaps Cleveland's Chances of Landing Democratic National Convention
• Cleveland Clinic cancer expert Dr. Derek Raghavan takes job in North Carolina
• The Last Batch of Christmas Ale Has Been Brewed
• Illinois company buys Goodyear's European and Latin American farm tire businesses
• Teachers Behaving Badly in Northeast Ohio
• 96.5 FM Now Censoring "LeBron" From Jay-Z Song
• Report: Eugene Sanders Eying Top Post at Bowling Green
• Due to inclement weather Chancellor University will be closed today, December 14, 2010. Classes will resume as scheduled on Wednesday, December 15, 2010.
• CSU is closed Tuesday, Dec. 14. Final exams missed Dec. 14 will be taken Tuesday, Dec. 21. Go to to see the entire announcement.
• Due to inclement weather, CSU and the East & West Centers closed today at 3 pm. The Viking Marketplace remains open until 10 pm. Final Exams scheduled to be held after 3 pm today are rescheduled for their same times next Mon, Dec. 20. A decision to c
• Afternoon Brew: Racism on RTA, Cute New Baby Animal at the Zoo, Man Hit by Snow Plow, and the Black Keys Officially Move to Nashville
• Don King Stopped at Airport for Having Gun Ammo in His Luggage
• Due to weather, the CSU main campus and satellites will close today at 3 p.m. Stay tuned for information regarding missed final exams.
• Akron Wins National Championship in Men's Soccer, Team Dances and Sings in Pacific Ocean
• CSU Art Dept faculty win fellowships. Congratulations Professors Mauersberger (dept chair) and Slankard!
• Timken Co. chairman Tim Timken Jr. elected vice chairman of Team NEO
• John Boehner Cried... Again
• The New Big Ten Logo
• Pic of the Day: Merry Christmas From the Goodyear Blimp
• 40% of Cleveland Kids Are Fat
• Good luck with your final exams!
• Avoid the cold windy weather and grab lunch at one our dining locations conveniently on the innerlink!
• LeBron James Tops Sports Twitter Trends for 2010
• Keith Whitnight, Building Owner, Threw Dog Poop Into Tenant's House
• CSU's Commencement Ceremony is this Sunday. Congratulations to all who will be graduating! #ClevelandState
• JJ Hickson Posterized in Cavs Loss
• TransDigm Group Inc. issues guidance for fiscal 2011
• TransDigm Group Inc. issues guidance for fiscal 2011
• Huntington Bancshares Inc. to buy back $1.4 billion in TARP capital
• Huntington Bancshares Inc. to buy back $1.4 billion in TARP capital
• Morning Brew: More Snow, A Special Flight to the North Pole, Med Mart Update, and Delayed Flights
• Due to inclement weather Chancellor University will be closed today, December 13, 2010. Classes will resume as scheduled on Tuesday, December 14, 2010.
• Another one bites the dust. CSU defeats Sam Houston. The Vikings are now 12-0. #ClevelandState
• Trailer for 'Kill the Irishman,' Movie About Cleveland Mobster Danny Greene
• The 12 Days of Quitness LeBron Song
• Crain's publisher Brian Tucker to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. plans to sell 49% stake in New York retail properties
• Afternoon Brew: Woman Gets 8th DUI, Cleveland Schools Get Big Grant, ODOT's New Signs, and Vince Russo is Sentenced
• Case Western Reserve University licenses cell technology to Horizon Discovery Ltd.
• Pic of the Day: Two People Survived This Plane Crash
• Parker Hannifin donates $125,000 toward Ohio independent college scholarships
• Student Stabs Teacher Nine Times
• Read this week's issue of The Cleveland Stater online - #ClevelandState
• Greater Cleveland Partnership to push for change in teacher seniority rules
• James Orr Attacks Mom's Cat, Cops, Then Gets Tasered
• Eyes on the Fries: Chef Shawn Monday is Hudson's king of frites
• NOACA Board Decides Against Honoring Jimmy Dimora
• The new Tri-C Veterans' Education Connection Center opened at the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center. This distance-learning lab allows veteran students who are not quite ready for the campus environment to take online classes in a comfortable
• Five Northeast Ohio companies win $1 million grants for biomass-to-energy efforts
• France's Fives Group acquires Bronx International Inc. in North Canton
• Blame Game For Traffic Mess During Wednesday's Snowstorm
• Scott Bickel's Attempt to Eat 242 Chicken Wings
• Akron General Health System hires alumnus as president of its lead hospital
• Man Sets World Record for Wearing Ties
• GAL'lop For Children Run
• The Blizzard Bank Robber
• Afternoon Brew: Ohioans' Drunk Driving Rates, Feds Take Back Rail Money, Dale Miller Bows Out, and a Woman Vandalizes Her Own Home
• Council Members Reach for the Not-As-Bad-As-Dimora Defense; Don’t Do That
• Breakthrough Charter Schools secures $2 million investment for expansion
• Surprise! No-Show Jones Cancels Concert
• Steve Petrick, Kent State Student, Named "America's Biggest Harry Potter Fan"
• Cuyahoga County executive-elect FitzGerald meets with municipal executives
• WKNR Fined $4,000 by FCC Over Rizzo's "Who Said That" Contest
• Woman Injured While Trying on Jeans
• If you're interested in attending CSU, follow the admissions team on Twitter @ChooseCSU
• Footprints in Snow Lead to Arrests
• Riverside Co. plans to sell franchiser The Dwyer Group for about $150 million
• Reliving Yesterday's Blizzard
• Paper Reports Bob Feller Died, Except He Didn't
• The next best thing to a real snow day is heading to Progressive Field for the Indians Snow Days. Discounts for students & alumni.
• Due to weather, CSU's main campus and satellites will close today at 7pm and re-open tomorrow on normal schedule unless otherwise notified.
• The University will be closing at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 8 due to inclement weather. Classes this evening are cancelled but will resume as scheduled on Thursday, December 9th. Have a safe evening.
• Akron-Canton Airport Hits Record Numbers
• Craigslist Man-Seeking-Man Ad Causes Woman to Go Off on Man
• Preferred Compounding in Barberton changes hands
• Graybar Services Inc. to open location in North Canton
• Cleveland Clinic CEO Throws Taxpayers Under the Bus
• Man Caught With Pot in Shrimp Cans
• CSU men's basketball is receiving national attention from hot start -
• Brad Daughtery Thinks Cleveland Should Get Over LeBron Already
• Cleveland State University names Dennis Lafferty an executive-in-residence
• Santa Claus Un-Patriotic, According to Willoughby Residents
• Fortune Brands to split into three companies; Moen will be part of one business
• Crook Steals Bible, Sunday School Materials From Car
• Brother Assaults Brother in Fight Over Who Got to Sleep on the Couch
• Hospice of the Western Reserve announces transition in CEO post
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. plans leadership changes in finance area
• Morning Brew: Cavs Continue to Lose, CSU Continues to Win, A Lost Purple Heart Comes Home, and an Apple Accident
• #ClevelandState continues unbeaten streak with win Tuesday. Men's basketball is now 11-0. Jump on the bandwagon! Seats are filling up fast.
• A Dead Boy Lives
• We Get Mail
• An Early Gift?
• The Tri-C East orchestra presents a free concert of holiday season favorites, tomorrow night Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 8pm in the President's Plaza.
• Cleveland Gets Lingerie Football Franchise
• Cuyahoga County executive-elect FitzGerald presents framework for management team
• Fewer Clevelanders Being Murdered This Year
• Pic of the Day: New Dinosaur Discovered With Help of Clevelander
• FitzGerald Dishes Details on New County Gov't
• Cleveland by Google Autocomplete
• Canada's Stantec acquires Burt Hill architectural and engineering firm
• Video: Cincinnati Mascot Arrested at Game For Throwing Snowballs
• It's Going to Keep Snowing, and Snowing, and Snowing
• New County Council Dems Caught in Backroom Dealings
• Stephen Loomis, Police Union Chief, and Councilman Jeff Johnson Argue Over Warehouse District Incident
• Ethics Investigator Says Bob Taft "Not Fundamentally Corrupt"
• Man Tries to Break Into Carl Monday's House
• SageQuest LLC's parent raises $68 million to speed its growth
• Darius Clark Whipped, Burned, Beat Children
• Sports Construction Group partners with Shaw Sportexe on stadium turf projects
• Raw Video: Police Chase Stolen Dump Truck
• Concert Review: Ozzy Osbourne at the Q
• OnShift Inc. secures another $2.3 million in venture investments
• A renaissance period for Cleveland State's music dept makes CSU a destination of choice for many young musicians. Read the story in Sunday's Plain Dealer -
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition WATCH PARTY is tonight at 7pm in the Student Center. Show starts at 8pm.
• 10 and 0! That's right the CSU Vikings men's basketball team is a perfect 10-0 after a victory in Milwaukee Saturday night. Go Vikings!
• Men's basketball looks to remain perfect. Take on Milwaukee. 8pm tip. Game being streamed live on Horizon League Network.
• The winning ways continue for Cleveland State basketball, as the CSU women defeated Western Michigan Friday night to improve to 6-1.
• Shopping for your favorite Viking? Stop by the CSU Bookstore or Wolstein Center shop or order online at csuvikings.com -
• Located in Westlake, the new Tri-C Westshore Campus opens in January 2011! Register now for Spring classes.
• It's About To Get Really Cold and Snowy
• International students: once you've been admitted, visit CSU's Center for International Services and Programs on Facebook. CSU staff and students are available to assist you with your questions.
• Cavs Assistant Coach Tells LeBron to STFU
• U.S. EPA charges Stricker Refinish Co. with illegal discharge of industrial wastewater
• Craigslist Missed Connection at Cavs Game
• Stanley Lojek sentenced to one year in prison in NE Ohio sewer district scandal
• Those Wiretapped by Feds in Cuyahoga County Corruption Investigation Get Letters
• Throwing Beer and Brothers in Handcuffs: Photos of the Few Incidents During LeBron's Return
• Report: S.F. firm acquiring Transtar Industries from Linsalata Capital Partners
• Need to find an available computer on campus? Find out on the CSU mobile app. Now available for Blackberry, iPhone and Droid.
• Video: Mo Williams Gives LeBron the Cold Shoulder
• Pic of the Day: Beers Thrown at Heat Fan
• The best kept secret in town? The CSU Vikings! The men's team is 9-0. Up next: Saturday at Milwaukee.
• Cavs Assistant Coach Tells LeBron to Shut the F*&# Up
• Business Training Just Got Easier And Less Costly With Prfessor.com
• The Vikings win at Green Bay to stay undefeated at 9-0. Go Vikings!
• Men Pose as Women to Sexually Assault Underage Boy
• Matthew Bellamy, That LeBron Fan, Will Be at the Game Tonight
• Cuyahoga County commissioners bow out gracefully before governmental change
• PolyOne sells its 50% interest in BayOne Urethane Systems to Bayer MaterialScience
• Film shot in Northeast Ohio accepted for 2011 Sundance Film Festival
• Lincoln Electric Holdings Inc. raises dividend nearly 11%
• KandD Group names financial veteran Steven Osgood to new CFO post
• The Last Cuyahoga County Commissioners Meeting Ever
• Cleveland "Not a Police State" for LeBron's Return
• EVENT REMINDER: Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Watch Party is Sunday at 7pm in CSU's Student Center. Show starts at 8.
• Video: A Trailer for LeBron's Return to Cleveland
• Mike Summers, New Lakewood Mayor, Gets Interesting Welcome to the Job
• Calling BS on Lust's Bad Rep
• John Boehner Supports Bathroom Equality
• Healthcare is booming in Cleveland - - CSU students are in an ideal spot as CSU has excellent health profession programs.
• Does John Kasich Hate Animals?
• Chart Industries Inc. unit to acquire SeQual Technologies Inc.
• Jo-Ann Stores posts higher third-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance again
• KeyCorp names presidents of its two main business divisions
• Feds award $32 million loan for office building at Cleveland's Flats East Bank project
• U.S. Attorney hopes 500 NE Ohio employers will join business ethics coalition
• Cleveland, Cuyahoga County ink agreement for medical mart/convention center
• Federal Reserve's Beige Book finds economic activity up in Cleveland district
• TransDigm Group Inc. boosts size, scope of planned debt offering, refinancing effort
• Kent State University's planned $250 million construction initiative on hold
• The Cleveland State women's team is ranked No. 23 in the Women's Mid-Major Top 25 coaches' poll -
• Murray Energy Corp. to offer another $150 million of its 10 1/4% secured notes
• Murray Energy Corp. to offer another $150 million of its 10 1/4% secured notes
• Best undergraduate degrees by salary - - hint: you may want to check out the Fenn College of Engineering at CSU.
• Sorry, We're Closed
• Hostel Fire
• We Get Mail
• Angels on the Avenue Present Check To St. Augustine Health Campus
• William Van Dyke, Grave Robbing A-Hole, Delays Sentencing
• Cleveland Tops Country in Recession Recovery
• Huntington Bank names Diane Downing to key post in Greater Cleveland
• Huntington Bank names Diane Downing to key post in Greater Cleveland
• PUCO chairman Schriber to retire more than three years before his term expires
• PUCO chairman Schriber to retire more than three years before his term expires
• Good news for CSU students and alumni who want to stay in NE Ohio: Cleveland's recovery ranks in top of US metro areas -
• Pic of the Day: When the Browns Had Cheerleaders
• Cleveland Has the Lowest ATM Fees in the Country
• Suspect "Too Drunk" for Sobriety Test
• Now Someone's Looking for the Browns Security Guard Who Posted on Craigslist
• Video: Derek Anderson Freaks Out After Monday Night Loss
• GrafTech International Ltd. completes acquisitions of Seadrift Coke, C/G Electrodes
• Owner looks to demolish building in Cleveland's Flats that housed Jim's Steak House
• TransDigm Group Inc. plans to sell $780 million in notes in private offering
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition WATCH PARTY this Sunday in the Student Center. Party starts at 7, show begins at 8. CSU President Ronald Berkman shot a segment for the show, along with CSU cheerleaders, volunteers and Magnus, in which they presented Unive
• The Vikings are #5 in this week's Mid-Major Top 25 - - CSU is now 8-0 after a win Monday night over Robert Morris.
• Vikings Remain Undefeated! CSU men's basketball tops Robert Morris to go 8-0! -
• University Hospitals receives $42 million gift from Lee and Jane Seidman
• University Hospitals receives $42 million gift from Lee and Jane Seidman
• Stop and see the Metro Campus Holiday Pottery Sale in the Ceramics Lab starting Wednesday 12/1 through Thursday 12/2. Handmade items created by our students for home use or gift giving priced $1-$25.
• Parker Hannifin Corp. CFO Timothy Pistell to retire; controller Jon Marten named his successor
• Parker Hannifin Corp. CFO Timothy Pistell to retire; controller Jon Marten named his successor
• 6 ways to score a job through Twitter -
• The Week LeBron Returns to Cleveland
• Northeast Ohio is a global leader in the fuel cell sector. Learn more!
• TransDigm Group Inc. to acquire Teleflex Inc. business unit for $94 million
• TransDigm Group Inc. to acquire Teleflex Inc. business unit for $94 million
• CSU's men's basketball team puts its unbeaten streak on the line tonight vs. Robert Morris. See your Vikings in action! -
• CSU's theatre, dance & visual arts programs will benefit from classroom/studio space in renovation of Middough Building -
• Despite a career best 20 pts from Destinee Blue, the CSU women lost at Indiana earlier today. The Vikings are 5-1 and return home Friday.
• CSU men's basketball wins again, extending record to 7-0 ... a school record to start a season. Go Vikings!
• Vikings continue unbeaten streak in women's basketball with win Friday over Florida A&M. CSU improves to 5-0. Go Vikings!
• CSU class seeking a company as the subject for an international marketing consulting project. Contact Kim Ruggeri at k.ruggeri@csuohio.edu.
• Happy Thanksgiving! Besides turkey, what is your favorite Thanksgiving dish?
• Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
• Just a reminder, the College will be closed for the Thanksgiving Recess. No classes from Thursday, November 25 - Sunday,November 28. Happy Thanksgiving.
• Vikings remain unbeaten in basketball! Men's team beats Akron to go 6-0 and women's team goes 4-0 after win vs. Toledo. -
• Happy Thanksgiving from Scene
• Police Nab 115 Marijuana Plants in Stark County
• A Tale of Two Akron Guys in South Beach
• Rudy Litto, Longtime Con, Beats Hospital Roommate to Death
• City to close Beachwood Business Development Center early next year
• Ohio Puppy Mill Bills Tanks
• Ohio EPA, city of Cleveland reach agreement on cleanup plan for Midtown site
• Medina Bans Internet Gaming Cafes
• Cuyahoga, most surrounding counties fare better than state with employment levels
• Murray Energy Corp. to sell $150 million in notes
• If you are a student, faculty, staff or alumni of Chancellor University, you may now join the Chancellor University network on Facebook. Please click on the Network tab in your Account settings to add Chancellor as a school/work network.
• How about a little road trip? CSU's men's basketball team takes a 5-0 record into tonight's game at Akron -
• We Get Mail
• No Time Like the Presents
• Give a Bit of Cleveland
• GUNNING FOR GOLIATH
• Santa's Magic Potion
• Cures for the Common Cold
• CSU's women's basketball hosts Toledo tonight at the Wostein Center. The Vikings look to up their record to 4-0 -
• Video: Deer Jumps Through Window Into Bar
• The Movement to Keep LeBron From Being an All-Star Starter
• Another Christmas Ale Tribute Video
• Peter Lawson Jones Lands TV Role on 'Detroit 187'
• Invacare Corp. names former National Security Adviser to its board
• Myers Industries Inc. closes on five-year, $180 million revolving credit agreement
• Immortalizing PERCH, the Public Square Accident Victim and Graffiti Artist
• The 'Stand Up for Loko' Campaign
• Cleveland State moves up to No. 7 in the latest Mid-Major Top 25 -
• The Slam Dunk & 3 Point Shootout is Nov. 30 at the Rec Center. Register to compete or just come out to watch -
• Riverside Co. sells Hardware Resources Inc. to Harbour Group
• The Chancellor University Alumni Association will be holding its inaugural election for all of its Executive Board at the next meeting, scheduled for Thursday, January 6, 2011 at 6:00pm. You must attend the January meeting in person to present yourself a
• Robbers Learn Knife Beats BB Gun
• Blue Point Capital Partners of Cleveland invests in China's Haya Retail
• Kimberly Rudnay Hit, Killed Daughter
• You@CSU. As you narrow the college choices for next year, make sure to check out CSU! Schedule a visit-
• Ed Fitzgerald Invites All County Employees to Meeting
• Cleveland School Kids Slam LeBron in Poetry
• Early Look at Cleveland Casino Design
• Dan Gilbert's Early Designs for Cleveland Casino Show LeBron Billboard
• Invacare Corp. longtime CEO Mal Mixon won't return as chief executive
• Invacare Corp. longtime CEO Mal Mixon won't return as chief executive
• Gary Waters, head coach of the 5-0 Vikings, talks up the city of Cleveland in an interview with the PD -
• Study abroad in England in Summer 2011 for international marketing and research. Apply by Dec 3 -
• Pic of the Day: LeBron Urinal
• Matthew Collins, Former Mentor Cop, Headbutted Little League Coach
• Ohio Could Put a Limit on Last Words
• Keithley Instruments Inc. shareholders approve acquisition by Danaher Corp.
• Cougar Catered to Fugitive 20-Year-Old Wanted for Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old
• Hyland Software Inc. named an industry 'leader' for first time by Gartner Inc.
• Download Machine Gun Kelly's New Album. Why Not? It's Free
• The Onion Tackles LeBron's 'Time' Person of the Year Nomination
• Peyton Hillis Likes to Chase Wild Boar
• Man Impersonating an Officer Pulls Over and Gropes Woman
• American Greetings considers seven HQ sites, including two in Chicago area
• Vikings Volleyball opens play against UIC in Horizon League Championship today at 5:30pm -
• Vikings host Niagara tonight at 7 in women's basketball home opener -
• Ohio's unemployment rate slips to 9.9% in October
• Ohio unemployment rate slips to 9.9% in October
• Concert Review: DJ Shadow at House of Blues
• Cleveland Seeks Input on Unwanted Basketball Hoops, Buys Them Anyway
• Students applying to CSU are automatically eligible for the Freshmen Scholars Award, a $3,000 award that can be renewed each year. That's $12,000 over four years! Learn more -
• KeyCorp CEO Henry Meyer III to retire next May; Beth Mooney named his successor
• Man Caught Using Whizzinator for Drug Test
• Lin Mun Poo, Malaysian Hacker, Sneaks in Cleveland Fed's Computers
• Archie Griffin Loves His Mustache
• Dozens Fired at Auditor's Office, Ed Fitzgerald Asks for Resignations of all Board of Revision Employees
• Chancellor University to lease current home for first half of 2011
• Chancellor University to lease current home for first half of 2011
• Drunks to Get Free Rides Home Courtesy of the Parma Police This Holiday Season
• Republicans Have Upper Hand in Redistricting
• Akron-Canton Airport caps off $60 million runway project with commissioning
• Akron-Canton Airport caps off $60 million runway project with commissioning
• Mayfield Heights Man Invites Ex Over to Do Coke, She Calls Cops Instead
• Habitat for Humanity, city of Akron to work on housing 'deconstruction' project
• Habitat for Humanity, city of Akron to work on housing 'deconstruction' project
• J.M. Smucker Co. reports 7% increase in second-quarter earnings on flat sales
• J.M. Smucker Co. reports 7% increase in second-quarter earnings on flat sales
• The curtain will close Sunday on Metamorphoses. Catch a performance Thursday, Friday or Saturday at 8 or Sunday at 2 -
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority consultant lays out port's impact on region
• Ed Fitzgerald to Announce Firings, Staff Changes at Auditor's Office
• Man Flashes Amish Buggy Full of People
• Your Daily Girl Talk Update, Now With Sample Spoilers
• Video: Woman Robbed While on Toilet Says She Thought About Doing 'Ninja Stuff' On Thief
• Port Authority OKs financing package for Cleveland's Flats East Bank neighborhood
• Roger Maris Indians Card Among Finalists for "Topps 60 Greatest Cards of All Time"
• Four Loko Makers to Get Rid of Caffeine in Four Loko, Stop Selling in Ohio
• Engineers Without Borders. Make a difference in the lives of others. Get involved - next meeting is Thursday at noon -
• Angela Firestone, Alliance Mom, Nabbed for Drunk Driving With Kids
• CSU Men's Basketball has started the season 4-0 for the 1st time since the 85-86 season! Go Vikings!
• Coco Crisp Takes to Craigslist to Find Female Assistant?
• Browns Fan Allegedly Tackled 8-Year-Old Jets Fan
• The Time George Steinbrenner Drag Raced Against a Girl
• Parker Hannifin Corp. buys Gulf Coast Seal Ltd. of Houston
• FirstEnergy Corp. cancels plans to repower Burger Plant units mainly with biomass
• Progressive Corp. reports lower net income for October vs. year-ago month
• Newly formed Center for Urban Education serves as the research, evaluation & development arm of CSU's Campus International School. Dr. Justin Perry named director of the center -
• We Get Mail
• CLOTHES QUARTERS
• The Deadly Sin
• Pic of the Day: Train Derailment in Sheffield
• Four Loko Could Be Banned by FDA by Next Week
• As Tri-C's Diversity Series continues, see Michael Soon Lee talk about Diverse Learning Styles. He will speak about the different types of learning styles and which ones are preferred by different cultures. Mr. Lee will be on campus tomorrow, Wed. 1
• Study advocates creation of NEO Food Authority to aid in localizing region's food supply
• Kindred Healthcare Inc. acquires Signature Health Services LLC
• Students Stuffed in Trunk, Run Over
• Resilience Capital Partners buys Indiana Limestone Co.
• Energy Focus Inc. adds $4.1 million in lighting contracts
• CSU student shares her study abroad experience -
• Miami Fans Need Pointers, LeBron Not Getting Love
• Radisphere National Radiology Group secures $27.5 million in financing
• Akron's Bad Christmas Tree Luck
• Michael Summers elected new mayor of Lakewood
• New Bowling Show for Clevelanders
• Kim Crow's New Boutique: Evie Lou
• Willoughby-Eastlake Schools Opt Not to Protect Homosexual Students
• Concert Review: Josh Ritter at Beachland Ballroom
• Man Reports Amazon.com Delivery as Suspicious Package
• You Can Blame Girl Talk For Your Unproductive Monday
• Cloud Nothings Provide Soundtrack to Your Morningwood
• TransDigm Group reports 21.7% increase in fourth-quarter profits
• International Day at CSU is Nov. 17. Celebrate from 10-2 in the MC Atrium -
• Fat Cleveland Kids to Be Studied
• Pic of the Day: Tribe Snow Days Almost Here
• New fund offers source of capital for Wooster companies
• Gries Financial names Edward J. Bell as president
• Meth Lab Explodes in Akron
• Case Western Reserve University lands $12.5 million federal grant
• CSU is now one of only two universities in Ohio with a Ph.D. in counseling psychology accredited by the APA -
• Maxwell Returns to Airwaves, Shakes Up WNCX Formula
• Cary Lewis Arrested for Driving Drunk With Kids, Joins Trend
• LeBron James Movie is No More
• LeBron James Movie is No More
• County executive-elect Ed FitzGerald wades into American Greetings retention effort
• Ohio Not Banning Four Loko... Yet
• Monday Just Got Better — New Girl Talk Album Is Available for Free
• Concert Review: American Music Masters
• Cleveland’s LED Lighting Deal Continues to be Problematic
• Watch highlights of CSU's comeback victory over Kent State -
• CSU rallies from 16 down to beat Kent State and Norris Cole wins MVP of the World Vision Classic. Go Vikings!
• Job searching? Have you thought about Speed Networking? Join us at Tri-C's Key Career Place event on Wednesday, November 17, 2010. Completed in 5 minute intervals, meet with local employers and hiring managers. For a complete list of employers and r
• CSU knocks off Kent State in the Backyard Battle at the Wolstein Center. Go Vikings! -
• Video: Woman Dragged By Truck in Wal-Mart Parking Lot
• Mugshot of the Day
• Cloud Nothings Number 3 on Hype Machine
• Thompson Hine partner elected president of American College of Real Estate Lawyers
• American Greetings introduces whoopie cushion greeting card
• Whoopie Cushion Greeting Cards Coming From American Greetings
• TFS Financial Corp. reports smaller fourth-quarter loss than year earlier
• Akron-Canton #1 Least Busy Airport
• Traffic Cameras Coming to East Cleveland
• Justin Bieber Injured During Cleveland Concert!! OMG
• Braylon Edwards Can't Spell
• Men's basketball tournament this weekend at the Wolstein Center. CSU vs Bryant, 7pm tonight. And don't miss CSU vs Kent State Sunday at 6pm. Check out the full tournament schedule at
• Metamorphoses opens tonight at the CSU Factory Theatre and runs through Nov. 21 -
• Energy Focus Inc. sees third-quarter loss narrow from year ago
• Umberto Fedeli ups stake in LNB Bancorp to 6.1%
• Timken Co. executive to resign, become CEO of Chicago company
• Rex Ryan Dresses as Brother Rob Ryan for Press Conference
• Umberto Fedeli ups stake in LNB Bancorp to 6.1%
• Tamonda Johnson Left Son in Car to Gamble
• Bookseller Joseph-Beth files for Chapter 11, to close Legacy Village store in Lyndhurst
• Ohio Paper Writes About John Legend Because They Can
• Pic of the Day: Cavs LEGO Necklace
• $10,000 Wedding Ring Lost on Flight
• Peyton Hillis' New Nickname on Wikipedia
• "Naked Grandma" on Family Feud
• Shawn Easton Arrested for Rape of 4-Year-Old Girl
• Skateboarder Dies After Public Square Accident
• Tri-C wishes a Happy Veterans Day to all who have served and are currently serving our great nation. Thank you for your service and for our freedom. The college is closed today in honor of the Veterans Day holiday.
• Neil Armstrong's Letter to the Team That Made His Spacesuit
• Cleveland International Film Festival receives $20,000 grant for 'Women of the World' program
• Fail: Smokestack Demolition Goes Wrong (With Video)
• Timken Co. raises quarterly dividend by 38%
• Braylon Edwards Photo Story is a Must See/Read
• Leaders in downtown Cleveland look to recast image of city's Finance District
• West Third Street Bridge Reopens
• Cleveland Clinic announces plans to cut about 200 positions
• Aleris International Inc. reports third-quarter profit
• Lauren Rich Fine joins Howard and O'Brien Associates executive search firm
• Invisible Fence maker acquires its largest distributor
• United Airlines CEO Smisek says Cleveland must 'earn its hub status every day'
• Energy Focus Inc. sees third-quarter loss narrow from year ago
• Timken Co. executive to resign, become CEO of Chicago company
• Lake Erie Monsters extend affiliation agreement with Colorado Avalanche
• We Get Mail
• They Were All Witnesses
• Adam Richman Loves Cleveland
• Woman Charged for Stealing Grady Sizemore Nude Photos
• Man Shoots Himself in Foot... Literally
• NASA Innovates through Research and Design
• Lauren Rich Fine joins Howard and O'Brien Associates executive search firm
• Invisible Fence maker acquires its largest distributor
• United Airlines CEO Smisek says Cleveland must 'earn its hub status every day'
• Aleris International Inc. reports third-quarter profit
• GAME OF CHANCE
• Forbes: Cleveland Institute of Art Grads Have Most Debt
• Cleveland Saw Most TV Political Ads in the Country
• Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. posts third-quarter profit vs. year-earlier loss
• Leaders in downtown Cleveland look to recast image of city's Finance District
• The Edmund Fitzgerald Sank 35 Years Ago
• Video: Cop Urinates in Lake Erie
• Walthall, Drake and Wallace acquires Enterprise Business Advisors
• Cleveland International Film Festival receives $20,000 grant for 'Women of the World' program
• Timken Co. raises quarterly dividend by 38%
• Cleveland Clinic announces plans to cut about 200 positions
• Jim O'Bryan: Lakewood's Unconventional Mayoral Hopeful
• Cuyahoga County Council's Young Guy
• Sports Illustrated Kids Cover Takes Shot at Cavs
• Pic of the Day: SI Swipes at Cavs Fans
• Scott Bickel Eats 12 Pounds of Applebees' 2 for $20 Menu
• Pic of the Day: New Indians Uniforms
• An Open Letter to LeBron James Poetry-Slam Style
• Thief Leaves Cell Phone in Car He Robbed
• Cleveland Indians announce uniform 'enhancements' for 2011
• Bond-rating agencies affirm positive ratings for MetroHealth System
• YWCA of Greater Cleveland CEO resigns to take job in for-profit world
• Swiger Coil acquired by Pennsylvania company
• Athersys Inc. receives federal clearance for Phase II of clinical trials
• Squire, Sanders and Dempsey shareholders approve merger with U.K. firm
• Concert Review: Hugo and One Eskimo at Beachland Ballroom
• Knowing Jeffrey Dahmer Will Get You Booted From a Jury
• Man Puts Cat in Oven
• Have you considered teaching part-time? Tri-C has adjunct (part-time) teaching opportunities available for Spring 2011. With new College locations opening teaching opportunities abound at all locations. Positions are posted by campus and by discipline,
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. sees third-quarter sales rise 5.1% from year earlier
• Easy2 Technologies names interim CEO to replace deceased company head
• Athersys Inc. receives nearly $900,000 in grant money
• Olympic Steel Inc. posts third-quarter loss, plans $25 million temper mill investment
• A. Schulman Inc. names chief information officer
• U.S. unemployment rate in October remains at 9.6% despite hiring
• NASA Glenn Research Center says mistake triggered rumors of gunman on its campus
• A. Schulman Inc. names chief information officer
• U.S. unemployment rate in October remains at 9.6% despite hiring
• NASA Glenn Research Center says mistake triggered rumors of gunman on its campus
• Dominic Fracchione, Lorain Teacher, Busted for Booze 'n Blow Cruisin'
• Cleveland's Repsonse to LeBron Nike Ad
• (No) Shooting at NASA Glenn (Updated)
• Gunman reported at NASA Glenn Research Center
• Scott Fujita's Op-Ed on LGBT Equality in Immigration Issues
• Preformed Line Products Co. posts big increase in third-quarter profits
• Invacare Corp. buys nearly $143 million of its notes under tender offer
• Keithley Instruments Inc. reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• MMPI Inc. names project manager for Cleveland medical mart/convention center project
• Agilysys Inc. posts second-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Trustees of Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland approve new, $26.7 million home
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. sees third-quarter sales rise 5.1% from year earlier
• Steris Corp. reports higher second-quarter earnings on flat sales
• OM Group Inc. sees third-quarter earnings more than double year-ago profits
• Federal Open Market Committee to buy up to $600 billion in Treasury securities
• PolyOne Corp. reports sharp drop in third-quarter earnings due to special items
• Preformed Line Products Co. posts big increase in third-quarter profits
• Easy2 Technologies names interim CEO to replace deceased company head
• Keithley Instruments Inc. reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Athersys Inc. receives more than $900,000 in grant money
• Agilysys Inc. posts second-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Olympic Steel Inc. posts third-quarter loss, plans $25 million temper mill investment
• OM Group Inc. sees third-quarter earnings more than double year-ago profits
• Cher is Cranky She's Not in Rock Hall Yet
• PolyOne Corp. reports sharp drop in third-quarter earnings due to special items
• Album Review: Kid Cudi
• 'South Park' Spoofs LeBron's 'What Should I Do' Commercial
• Ed Fitzgerald Can Thank Hardcore Democrats for Election Win
• Fathead Releases Lil Wayne Design
• Miami Heat Hosting Matthew Bellamy, That Guy Who Wore the LeBron Jersey at an Indians Game
• Jaimee McClure Let Kids Skateboard on Roof
• Parking Spot Argument Turns Violent
• Here's a Guy Chugging an Entire Bottle of Stadium Mustard
• Here's a Guy Chugging an Entire Bottle of Stadium Mustard
• Afternoon Brew: Racy Teens, Unsafe Bridges, Illegal Racing, and Kasich Lasts 13 Seconds
• Steris Corp. reports higher second-quarter earnings on flat sales
• THE MONEY BUSINESS
• We Get Mail
• "Your Job is So Cool"
• Jimmy Kimmel Helps You Get to Know John Boehner (Not Boner)
• Federal Open Market Committee to buy up to $600 billion in Treasury securities
• John Boehner Cries During Speech
• Is a Free Big Mac Every Week for a Year Really a Prize?
• Pic of the Day: Carousel Dinner Theatre Sold
• Art Thief Hits Willoughby (Or, More Likely, a Metal Thief)
• CavFanatic Jerseys for 2010-2011
• News Flash: Almost Half of OSU Students Don't Finish In 4 Years
• Voter Turnout Smaller Than Excpected
• More Urban Agriculture Progress in Cleveland
• Nordson Corp. completes acquisition of Micromedics Inc.
• Lincoln Electric forms partnership with Massachusetts company
• Bridgestone Americas tire unit hikes prices up to 8% in the U.S.
• This Month in Exploration - November
• Cedar Fair net income slips in third quarter on debt repayment
• Congratulations to Dr. Craig Foltin, Tri-C's Executive Vice President of Administration & Finance for being named one of the top Chief Financial Officers in Northeast Ohio at the 2010 CFO of the Year awards hosted by Crain's Cleveland Busin
• Invacare Corp. buys nearly $143 million of its notes under tender offer
• Apple Growth Partners opens office in Independence
• Cleveland Asks Ohio EPA to Lighten Restrictions on Brownfields
• MMPI Inc. names project manager for Cleveland medical mart/convention center project
• Rosanne Cash Calls John Boehner an Asshat
• CATS: The International Sensation Makes Its First Ever Sandusky, Ohio Appearance
• Trustees of Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland approve new, $26.7 million home
• Pic of the Day: The Terminal Tower is Purple for a Reason
• Rat Poison Found in Kid's Halloween Bag
• Guerrilla Art Goes Bye-Bye
• Ken Lanci Drives a $340,000 Car
• Casino School Coming to Cleveland
• Pedro Rodriguez Indicted for Murder
• Don't Bring Cocaine to the Airport
• Pic of the Day: Fugitive With Awful Beard
• Developers Diversified Realty begins offering of $300 million in notes
• One Clevelander's LeBron Costume (Sorta NSFW)
• And Here's a LeBron/Cowardly Lion Costume
• Lee Fisher's LeBron Spoof Commercial
• FirstEnergy Corp. unit installs fuel cell energy storage system in Eastlake
• Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland trustees to vote on new, $26.7 million home
• Barack and Joe Walk Into a Room: Notes From the Sunday Rally
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. reports 400% increase in third-quarter earnings
• GoJo Industries Inc. reacquires Purell hand sanitizer brand from Johnson and Johnson
• Meet the Notre Dame College Student Ambassadors!
• Trick or Tea
• Stella Salamone, Longtime WRUW DJ, Passed Away This Week
• McRib, Leon Bibb, Land on Colbert Report
• Pic of the Day: The Last Picture of LeBron at The Q
• Robert Bonness, Former Cleveland Cop, Arrested for Attempted Rape of a 12-Year-Old
• Filming a High School Girls' Fight Lands Student in Trouble
• Rally for Anthony Sowell's Murder Victims Tonight
• Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. reports 400% increase in third-quarter earnings
• Corey Bason Arrested For Raping 5-Year-Old Girl
• GoJo Industries Inc. reacquires Purell hand sanitizer brand from Johnson and Johnson
• Vanessa Bayer From Saturday Night Live Made a Pretty Awkward Dating Video Back in the Day
• 19 Action News' Scott Taylor Wants To Be a Very Bad Boy
• Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert to create Bizdom U boot camp in Cleveland
• Marc Garofoli, Cuyahoga County Bailiff, Arrested for DUI
• Man Asks Cops For His Pot Back, They Politely Decline
• Matthew Trakas Arrested for Exposing Himself to Teens
• Fail: Candidates Urge You to Vote on November 4th
• Matthew Warmus, Cavs Parking Lot Killer, Found Guilty of Murder
• Here's Dennis Kucinich on His High School Football Team
• Dunham Tavern Museum 115th Antiques Show
• Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports third-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson spoke at Chancellor University. Underscoring the critical value of education for improving society, Jackson stated. "Education is first and everything else follows."
• Diebold Inc. posts solid third-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Professional Speaker Series Presenting: Joanne Zeroske President, Euclid Hospital, A Cleveland Clinic Hospital Topic: Health Care Reform Date: Monday, April 5, 2010 Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: Chancellor University Address: 3921 Chester Avenue - Cleveland
• Lubrizol Corp. reports 24% rise in third-quarter earnings, raises full-year guidance again
• CBiz Inc. reports lower third-quarter net income, but flat per-share earnings
• Group Uses LeBron James in Attack Ad on Candidate
• LNB Bancorp Inc. posts third-quarter profit vs. year-earlier loss
• Pic of the Day: World's Longest Snake Dies
• Invacare Corp. sees third-quarter earnings rise 17% on essentially flat sales
• GrafTech International Ltd. sees third-quarter earnings more than triple year-ago profits
• Timken Co. posts big third-quarter profit compared to year-ago loss
• MetroHealth ponders steps to take to deal with likely $4M cut in county subsidy
• Buzzkill of the Week: A Gluten-Free Halloween
• Dan Gilbert Backtracks on Spilling LeBron Dirt
• Pic of the Day: You're Not Really Supposed to Editorialize on Ballots
• Cleveland to Sue Cleveland Clinic Over Trauma Center
• George Steinbrenner: Bay Village a "Hicksville Town"
• Afternoon Brew: Smoking Tax, Smart Clevelanders, Ad Blitz, and Maxwell Returns
• Lincoln Electric Holdings Inc. reports big increase in third-quarter earnings
• JumpStart Inc. formalizes collaborations with JumpStart Entrepreneurial Network
• Cuyahoga County likely to cut MetroHealth System subsidy by almost 10% in 2011
• We Get Mail
• Election 2010
• The Emperor's Old Clothes
• BASF breaks ground in Elyria for plant to supply materials for lithium-ion batteries
• Crain's Cleveland Business announces CFO of the Year honorees
• Four Loko Invented By Ohio State Grads
• Logos Communications in Westlake acquired by Pittsburgh's Black Box Corp.
• Cleveland Orchestra receives $20 million gift for Center for Future Audiences
• Med Mart: Total Number of Tenants Rising, Identities to Be Revealed
• Ohio's Socialist Candidate, Hide the Kids
• The Imperial 11: Inside The Lives Destroyed By Anthony Sowell
• The Emperor's Old Clothes: You Gave Us Your LeBron James Crap, We Clothed Miami's Homeless
• Victor Murillo Sentenced to Chuch Choir for Busting Loud Jams
• Bay Village Couple Drugged, Raped Friend, Filmed It
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. sees third-quarter loss narrow
• FirstEnergy Corp. reports lower third-quarter earnings due to charges
• Applied Industrial Technologies sees first-quarter earnings soar, raises full-year guidance
• Sherwin-Williams Co. posts flat third-quarter earnings, lowers top end of full-year guidance
• Ross Believes People Make the Difference
• Ferro Corp. posts modest third-quarter loss vs. year-ago profit
• Developers Diversified Realty Corp. posts improved third-quarter results
• FirstMerit Corp. reports higher third-quarter net income, but flat per-share earnings
• Ohio School to Ruin Snow Days
• Pic of the Day: David Bowens' Awesome TD Celebration
• Pic of the Day II: Rob Ryan's Gatorade Bath
• Clevelanders Love the Census
• Plain Dealer Circulation Drops Again
• Louis Bernard Accused of Raping 9-Year-Old Girl
• Case Western Invents Biodegradable Styrofoam
• Christmas Ale Arrives Today
• LeBron's New Nike Commercial
• Cleveland Fed Last to Process Checks
• A. Schulman Inc. reports fourth-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Existing-home sales in Northeast Ohio fell 13% in September from like month in 2009
• Cleveland State professors receive research grants totaling $3 million
• Book About WIXY 1260 Slated for Release
• Nine Inch Nails Book: Less Trent, John, and Richard, more Gus, Greg, and Anonymous
• Video: Creating the LeBron Replacement Banner
• Sophomoric Humor of the Day
• Ohio No Longer Home to World's Largest Pumpkin
• Good Samaritan Steals Kid's Bike
• KeyCorp reports profit in third quarter vs. year-earlier loss
• Progressive Corp. declares extraordinary cash dividend of $1 a share
• Ohio's unemployment rate slips to 10% in September
• Jeremy Lukens, Man in Gorilla Suit, Sentenced Today
• About 50 workers in Seven Hills to lose jobs in AMT Warranty Corp. consolidation
• Pound Kills Wrong Dog By Mistake
• Breaking News: It Will Snow in Cleveland This Winter
• Pic of the Day: Mike Brown, Waterboy
• Myers Industries Inc. reports third-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• Huntington Bancshares Inc. reports third-quarter profit vs. year-ago loss
• PNC Financial Services Group posts big increase in third-quarter earnings
• State to issue $10 million in Ohio New Markets Tax Credits
• Half-Naked Woman Claims Ghosts Attacked Her
• Cleveland Cop Lashes Out at Dim and Den Sum
• Teen Booted Off Cardinal Cheer Squad for Maybe Not Drinking
• Lingerie Football Coming to Cleveland or Columbus
• Vintage Scene — Breaking News: We Hired a Mexican!!!
• Strippers Forced to Pay Back Undercover Cops for Dances
• Five Puppies in Box Rescued From Road
• Ohio Has Record Marijuana Seizure Year
• Woman Placed On Jury for Defendent She Helped Catch
• Dominic Holt-Reid, Man Who Tried to Force Girlfriend to Have an Abortion, Charged With Attempted Murder
• Countdown to Christmas Ale
• Replacement for LeBron Banner Goes Up Next Week
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. obtains new, $250 million revolving credit line
• 3-Year-Old Saves Dad Thanks to SpongeBob
• Parker Hannifin Corp. sees first-quarter earnings triple, raises guidance
• Susan Goldberg Resigns as Editor of Plain Dealer
• Michael Symon to close Bar Symon in Avon Lake Oct. 30
• Eaton Corp. reports solid increase in third-quarter earnings, raises guidance
• 375 laid-off GM workers from Michigan must transfer to Lordstown Assembly Plant
• Stained?
• Flight Options places $150 million aircraft order with Nextant Aerospace LLC
• We Get Mail
• LaTourette says White House should ask General Motors to suspend dealership cuts
• Cleveland Museum of Art taps Summa Foundation president to lead fundraising efforts
• Eaton Corp. reports solid increase in third-quarter earnings, raises guidance
• Federal Reserve Beige Book sees steady economic activity in Cleveland Fed district
• Susan Goldberg resigns as Plain Dealer editor; Debra Adams Simmons to fill top role
• Federal Reserve Beige Book sees steady economic activity in Cleveland Fed district
• Susan Goldberg resigns as Plain Dealer editor; Debra Adams Simmons to fill top role
• Ghost Writers
• Eastlake North Fans Chant Anti-Gay Slur
• Coke-Fueled Akron Man Steals Car, Asks Police to Follow Him to Station
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. obtains new, $250 million revolving credit line
• Parker Hannifin Corp. sees first-quarter earnings triple, raises guidance
• Tom Ganley Facing Another Lawsuit
• Bicycling on the Rise in Cleveland
• Video: Elephants March Through Cleveland
• Huntington Bancshares ranked No. 1 SBA lender in Ohio
• Michael Symon to close Bar Symon in Avon Lake Oct. 30
• 375 laid-off GM workers from Michigan must transfer to Lordstown Assembly Plant
• Flight Options places $150 million aircraft order with Nextant Aerospace LLC
• LaTourette says White House should ask General Motors to suspend dealership cuts
• Cleveland Museum of Art taps Summa Foundation president to lead fundraising efforts
• Michael Symon Closing Bar Symon in Avon Lake
• A. Schulman Inc. agrees to buy Mash Compostos Plasticos of Brazil
• Sweden's Hexpol AB to acquire Solon-based Excel Polymers
• Developers Diversified Realty looks at deal for San Francisco shopping center
• Jones Day to open office in Brazil
• OverDrive Inc. secures large investment from Insight Venture Partners
• Pic of the Day: Old Cleveland Breweries
• Jimmy Dimora Can't Pay His Lawyer
• Harvey Pekar Died of Prescription Overdose
• Brad Paisley Is Still a Browns Fan
• Expect to Wait Awhile If You Call 911
• Pair in Custody Over Flats Stabbing Death
• Baker Hostetler's Cleveland office adds four attorneys from Jones Day
• Contractor Robert Kassouf charged in sewer district corruption investigation
• Hawk Corp. to be acquired by Carlisle Cos. in $413 million deal
• Craigslist Missed Connection of the Day
• 19 Action News Investigates Sexy Halloween Costumes
• Pic of the Day: Marvel's "The Unamazing Cavaliers" Comic
• Wino and Gold LeBron Jersey Drive Update
• MTV Inscribes "Black Eyed Peas" on Black Keys' VMA Award
• John Falso, Wife and Son, Arrested for Growing Pot
• Video: Cute Bear Eats a Pumpkin
• Pic of the Day: Doubly Symbolic Severed Leg LeBron Art
• Severed LeBron Leg Art is Doubly Symbolic, Or Something
• Afternoon Brew: Cute Cat, Rush Hour Ratings, Armenian Gangsters, and Putting Your Stamp on Lakewood
• Progressive Corp. reports lower earnings for September, third quarter
• Roald Dahl's 'Willy Wonka' at Near West Theatre
• Mickey McLean, Cleveland Chef, is Cosmo's Bachelor of the Year
• Bill Mason Took Money From Dimora, Russo and Pals; The Hits Pile Up
• Teen in Critical Condition After Ninja Fight
• Democrats, Republicans Use Actor To Inadvertently Dramatize the Wrong Point
• Cleveland Touts Its Affordability In Campaign to Land Democratic National Convention
• Case Western Reserve University to add faculty at Case School of Engineering
• Neighborhood Progress Inc. names new president and CEO
• Pic of the Day: LeBron on 2011 Cavs Calendar
• The Best of Cleveland Winners You Didn't See
• Dirty Dancing at High School Dance Gets Other Dances Canceled
• Vintage Video: Drunk Woman Gets Tasered, Drops Like Brick
• Internet Gaming Cafe Customers Wish Cops Would Stop Them From Losing So Much Money
• Get to Know Your State Officials
• Ohioans Discover Bedbug Solution
• Jonathan Sawyer Impresses at Rachael Ray's Burger Bash
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys apartment community near Dallas
• We Get Mail
• Linsalata Capital Partners buys women's swimwear maker Apparel Ventures Inc.
• Dash Trim Installation
• Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert wins prestigious Ruth Ratner Miller Award
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum names chairman of its board
• SEC orders Robert Pinkas to pay nearly $1 million in settlement of fraud charges
• Dim and Den Sum Plans Actual Restaurant, More Trucks
• Pic of the Day: Browns Fan's Customized Jersey
• Ohio Attorney General Becoming a National Celebrity!
• Omnova Solutions to sell $250 million of senior notes
• Riverside Co. announces trio of acquisitions
• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority names VP of maritime and logistics
• Three leaders of Cuyahoga County reform effort endorse Dolan for county executive
• Jo-Ann Stores Inc. to increase its work force by 15% for the holiday season
• Buyer of mortgage on Quay 55 apartments paid 41% of its $20 million value
• Case Western Reserve receives $10.5 million gift for new student center
• Katurah Petty Goes Into Labor After Robbing Walmart
• Gwen Wright, Wellington Woman, Missing Since Wednesday
• OU, Other Schools, Push for Coed Rooming
• Teens Crash Car Into South Euclid Residence
• Lorain Man Chases Criminal, Saves Him from Drowing, Watches Him Escape
• CMT's World's Strictest Parents to Feature Chardon Couple
• Gov. Strickland appoints members of Ohio Casino Control Commission
• Dollar Bank buys Beachwood office building from affiliate of AmFin Financial
• Ohio community health centers to receive more than $60 million in federal money
• Nominations now open for 2011 NorTech Innovation Awards
• PolyOne Corp. accepts $257 million of tendered notes for payment
• Amsdell Storage Ventures acquires Detroit-area self-storage complex
• Judge accepts guilty plea in church embezzlement case
• Progressive Corp. snags chief marketing officer from competitor
• RPM International Inc. increases cash dividend for 37th consecutive year
• PolyOne Corp. accepts $257 million of tendered notes for payment
• Amsdell Storage Ventures acquires Detroit-area self-storage complex
• Judge accepts guilty plea in church embezzlement case
• State ready to sign off on $42 million in borrowing for NEOUCOM
• DeAsia Bronaugh Wins in Juvenile Court
• Willie Edwards Jr. Stalked Female Newscasters
• Plain Dealer Shut Out of Awards Because It Didn't Enter
• Advocates Criticize Cedar Point Haunted House
• State ready to sign off on $42 million in borrowing for NEOUCOM
• Ohio Woman Asks Police if She Has a Warrant, She Does, Is Arrested
• Amherst School Evacuated After Bomb Threat (Updated)
• RPM International Inc. reports lower first-quarter earnings
• Cleveland Cavaliers unveil new Team Shop at Quicken Loans Arena
• Accounting firm SSandG grows in Chicago
• Kent State to use $1M grant to look at carbon cycle
• Pic of the Day: What $788,000 of Pot Looks Like
• Girl Almost Grabbed in Kent, Fights Off Suspect
• Ohio Girl is Football Hero and Homecoming Queen on Same Night
• Ohio Girl is Football Hero and Homecoming Queen on Same Night
• Navel Gaze of the Week: PD on Kasich Endorsement
• Man Steals $62,500 Diamond
• Ohio State is a Sexually Healthy School
• Todd Pinney Gets 9th DUI
• Accounting firm SSandG grows in Chicago
• Progressive Corp. snags chief marketing officer from competitor
• Third Grader Brings Loaded Gun to School
• Kent State to use $1M grant to look at carbon cycle
• RPM International Inc. increases cash dividend for 37th consecutive year
• Man with note robs Fifth Third Bank in downtown Cleveland
• No One Important Wants to Be Mayor of Lakewood
• A.M. News Links: A beer sampler, a pumpkin shortage, an unspoken pun
• Dead Catholic Churches Becoming Greenhouses
• Cleveland Councilwoman hopes to save her house after it fails to sell at sheriff's auction
• Don't Tell Residents in Opportunity Corridor That It's an Opportunity For Them
• Madison Township man charged with sexual assault
• Double Murder and Suicide Suspected in Ohio
• Students at 30 Northeast Ohio schools eligible for state-funded vouchers
• Cedar Fair lays out long-term financial goals
• Willoughby man arrested in false fire alarm, assault incident
• RSB Spine LLC receives $1.5 million investment
• Solar farm helps Ohio make use of all its natural resources: Business Comment of the Day
• Ohio attorney general warns sports agents about improper contact with student-athletes
• Opportunity Corridor is a necessary evil: News Comment of the Day
• Nordson Corp. inks definitive agreement to buy Micromedics Inc.
• Ohio News Roundup: Weird warning sign; an officer tumbles; delinquent sewer bills
• RPM International Inc. reports lower first-quarter earnings
• Cleveland Cavaliers unveil new Team Shop at Quicken Loans Arena
• The Towpath's Hidden Trail
• Kevin Liptrap, Fairview Principal, Resigns After Missing Funds Discovered
• We Get Mail
• Cue the Tears: Half-Blind Former Gang Dog Rescued After Fall Off Cliff
• VOTE FOR RUSSO — PLEASE
• Ohio Sets New Record for Executions in One Year
• Cuyahoga County executive candidates debate region's transportation issues at Cleveland State
• Pic of the Day: 'Extreme Makeover' Home Finished
• New poll, more bad numbers for Democrat Lee Fisher
• Timothy Gresser Accused of Killing Infant Daughter
• Shaker Heights police chief puts residents on a burglary alert after detective nabs one suspect
• Here's Byron Scott With a Swastika on His Tie
• North Randall and Northfield officials are betting on race track slot machines to rejuvenate their communities
• University Hospitals receives large gift for Vision 2010 investment plan
• RSB Spine LLC receives $1.5 million investment
• Ohio News Roundup: OU college honored; deer fate on ballot; a resort closes
• Cleveland plans to consolidate, reorganize departments in streamlining effort
• Ohio attorney general warns sports agents about improper contact with student-athletes
• Program to examine how local media covered the county corruption arrests
• Local Union Wants Better PR From Christmas Lights
• Nordson Corp. inks definitive agreement to buy Micromedics Inc.
• Fugitive task force needs help to find a Cleveland man facing drug charges
• This Month in Exploration - October
• Ohio Postal Worker Goes Postal, Pulls Knife on Customer
• A conversation with Dr. Grace McComsey, Rainbow Babies pediatric HIV/AIDS researcher
• Jimmy Dimora Gets His Day in Court
• Cleveland researcher at forefront of pediatric HIV/AIDS work; area lags behind adult studies
• Browns Security Guard Turns to Craigslist to Find Beautiful Fan
• Cleveland Metroparks employees accused of mishandling money back at work
• In the Realm of WTF: Glee Star Campaigns for Fisher
• Mogadore man convicted of Akron rape
• How to solve tardiness, absenteeism at Cleveland schools: News Comment of the Day
• Cleveland schools try to solve attendance, tardiness problems
• Judge sets Sept. 12, 2011, trial date for Jimmy Dimora
• Akron fugitive Michael Ayers arrested in 2009 parking dispute assault
• Painesville man sentenced to 50 years for child rape
• John H. Bustamante was a lawyer, banker publisher and civic leader
• A.M. News Links: The lighthouse, the bear and the loophole
• Maple Heights man sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for killing postal carrier
• Marketing agent Michael Ornstein charged in NFL ticket, jersey scam
• Quay 55 yet another development project that failed to reach potential: News Comment of the Day
• P.M. News Links: Man surrenders after hit-skip; woman chases couch-napper; cash for clunkers
• Reveal of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition house in Maple Heights - video
• East Cleveland man, 23, gets 28 years to life in prison for home-invasion murder
• Candidates for Ohio auditor discuss goals for office in debate that will air Wednesday
• Mike DeWine attacks Richard Cordray over PR budget, crime lab openings
• Foundation chief leads restoration efforts at Woodland Cemetery
• American Crossroads attacks Lee Fisher for support of $1.1 billion sales tax, ballot issue for education
• Cleveland's proposed Opportunity Corridor generates anxiety and hope at East Side meeting
• Strongsville Councilman Patrick Coyne temporarily removed from committee positions
• Case Western Reserve law school alumnus donates $1.5 million to his alma mater
• Woman files amended complaint against GOP congressional candidate Tom Ganley
• Republican challenger John Kasich leads Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland by nine points, poll says
• Cleveland Indians officially promote Shapiro to president, Antonetti to general manager
• Cedar Fair lays out long-term financial goals
• Cleveland waterline breaks on the West Side, buckles Munn Road
• Cleveland to look into operator's tailgate party $5 admission fees
• Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson announces next step in plans to reorganize city government
• Cleveland Indians officially promote Shapiro to president, Antonetti to general manager
• Tom Ganley's sex assault accuser lodges employment discrimination claims
• University Hospitals receives large gift for Vision 2010 investment plan
• Space forgets to mention food stamp cuts in letter to anti-poverty advocate: PolitiFact Ohio
• Cleveland plans to consolidate, reorganize departments in streamlining effort
• Where to watch tonight's Portman-Fisher debate (and when to go to the fridge)
• More Browns Tailgating Problems: Pit Charging $5 to Walk In
• Sherrod Brown, Not a Tea Party Fan
• Community groups' tips lead to raid at suspected drug house in Cleveland
• Q&A With Brian Windhorst About his Departure to ESPN
• Lady Threatens Staph Infection During Robbery
• Case Western Reserve law school alumnus donates $1.5 million to his alma mater
• Chad Ochocinco Bought 85 People Free Dinner at XO
• Lifebanc promotes organ and tissue donations at every opportunity
• Josh Mandel, Kevin Boyce spar over ethics in the state treasurer's office
• Ochocinco Bought 85 Fans Free Dinner Last Night at XO
• Going green: Summer algal blooms extend into October on Lake Erie, other inland Ohio lakes
• Delays this morning on RTA's Red Line between Tower City and the airport
• News Reports Focus on Mason's Office
• Republican challenger John Kasich says Gov. Ted Strickland will raise taxes
• Cashing in on the blues, Memphis stages a party Cleveland could learn from
• Peter B. Lewis Focused on Marijuana
• Bob Gibbs' Social Security position somersaults from website to public statements to campaign lines: PolitiFact Ohio
• Improve parking, but leave West Side Market alone: News Comment of the Day
• Pic of the Day: Browns Fan Wins Price is Right
• Democrat Ed FitzGerald and Republican Matt Dolan spar at meeting of Cuyahoga County executive candidates
• A.M. News Links: Van hits house, driver dies; new rules for trucks; no sausage for Medina
• Cleveland Neighborhood Ranked Second Most Dangerous in Country
• One-car accident damages traffic lights on Cleveland's East Side
• House fire in southern Ohio leaves 5 dead, 7 injured
• Cleveland Native Shines on SNL
• Van crashes into home, one killed, two youths injured
• Cleveland must capitalize on Rock & Roll fame: News Comment of the Day
• Deputies search for 5 more fugitives: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Ohio Highway Patrol cites driver whose pick-up truck hit a school bus
• Study supports use of dental sealants
• Lee Fisher and Rob Portman trade jabs and blame in first debate
• Ohio News Round-up: Rats on the move, police search for 6-year-old, vets return to old battle zone
• Garfield Elementary School in Mentor to stay closed another day after Saturday fire
• Cleveland woman shot at a dance club, man assaulted after accident this morning
• Accused killers, armed robbers, burglars and assault suspects due in Cuyahoga court: Court Watch
• Cleveland City Council proposes tough, expensive regulations for Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Massillon man accused of selling Suboxone near Kent State University
• Deputies need help finding a Cleveland man who failed to appear in court
• Don Scipione struggles to get his ideas heard in Cuyahoga County executive race
• Bill Mason's role in 2007 Parma judicial race questioned; candidate dropped out and then was hi
• Tim McCormack, veteran politician is running as an independent for Cuyahoga County executive
• John Kasich's endorsement by The Plain Dealer: Comments of the day
• Plans for Ivex plant in Chagrin Falls, the 'Cowboy Church': Whatever Happened to?
• Man shot on Cleveland's east side
• Man wearing ski mask arrested after robbery
• Wickliffe woman accused of poisoning 3-year-old daughter free on bond, denied visitation rights
• Painesville woman dies after car-bus crash
• Police vow to catch criminals who did not take advantage of Fugitive Safe Surrender program
• Search for grandfather's World War II past leads to a ride in his old Jeep
• Garfield Elementary School in Mentor damaged by fire
• Port of Cleveland handles 300-ton transformer, heaviest object in its history
• Shots fired in air at Bedford football game, man arrested
• Ohio News Round-up: Suspect auditioned for 'Idol,' woman's death goes unnoticed, pink
• Teen found guilty of shooting that left victim paralyzed
• P.M. Links: Stalking a cop? Bad idea; Rollercoaster saved, Giant indian head threatened
• Two wounded in drive-by shooting in Cleveland
• Cleveland, Northeast Ohio sewer rates would more than double under deal with federal government
• Let the legal process run its course in Ganley trial: News Comment of the Day
• Lee Fisher to get help from 'Glee' star
• Tennessee man charged in threat to Congressman Boccieri
• Cleveland police promise thorough investigation of shooting of bank robbery suspect
• Forest City Enterprises names Swagelok CEO Anton to its board
• Pic of the Day: The Excited Weatherman
• Browns Give Hand-Held, Red Zone Equipped TVs to Club Level Season Ticket Holders
• Pepper Pike mayor, council agree to restore 15 percent pay to city employees
• Unarmed Bank Robbery Suspect Killed By Cops
• Maple Heights officials say Prosecutor Bill Mason knew about widespread corruption as early as 2001
• Local party leaders join forces to improve quality of judicial candidates
• Healthy-eating advocates seek ways to fight advertising promoting unhealthy food and drinks to kids
• Sifco Industries Inc. directors declare special cash dividend of 15 cents a share
• Another lowland gorilla baby born at Columbus zoo
• Crain's publisher Brian Tucker to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• Crash closes Ohio 44 in Auburn Township for five hours
• Cuyahoga County party chairmen to join task force to improve quality of judges
• A.M. News Links: Of layoffs and raises and more
• Tom Ganley Sued for Sexual Harassment
• Cuyahoga County Recorder Lillian Greene's lawsuit moves on without her
• Erin Hendrix Accused of Poisoning Daughter
• Black cats free today, Saturday in Cleveland, suburbs: Animals in the News
• Columbus pastor guilty in theft of more than $1 million from church
• Ohio Turnpike E-ZPass wins favor as raised tolls boost revenue
• Yacht owner spared criminal charges in Cleveland woman's drowning
• McDonald's reaction to health care reform bodes ill for small businesses: Business Comment of t
• Cleveland's second try to replace radios for police, fire and water departments draws same two
• A.M. News Links: An intruder in women's shower, the simmering electric-bill furor and the infla
• Cleveland man arraigned on kidnapping, robbery charges
• Police uncover Cleveland marijuana grow house after shooting
• NASA bill passes despite worries it will hurt Glenn Research Center
• Cleveland City Council members tour dilapidated fire house on East Side
• Cuyahoga County can continue to pay to promote voting by mail, a federal judge rules
• Ohio study of child cancer cases in Sandusky County finds no answers
• How hot are Ohio's congressional races? Another day, another few hundred grand spent by outside
• Cleveland Clinic wins $11.6 million for research on 'good' cholesterol and heart disease
• Jimmy Carter released from MetroHealth; set to get back to work
• Ohio Democratic Party says Josh Mandel's new TV ad plays off religious stereotypes, contains &#
• City prosecutor will not charge Cleveland man in infant injury case
• Middleburg Heights man sentenced for child porn conviction
• Cleveland Clinic debuts Diabetes Center
• More charges likely as FBI probe continues: News Comment of the Day
• P.M. Links: Bond set at $2 million in Realtor's death; (in)vest in a police dog, Elyria school
• Man shot and killed by Cleveland police inside home
• Jimmy Carter to be released from the MetroHealth Medical Center today
• Ohio 44 between Ohio 87 and Washington Street in Burton closed because of a truck accident
• Lawsuit accuses Tom Ganley of sexual assault; his lawyer calls suit extortion
• Republicans have requested more absentee ballots than Democrats in Ohio's three largest countie
• A. Schulman looks to take lead presence worldwide in engineered plastic resins
• Chase Bank plans to hire up to 175 for Cleveland mortgage operations center
• Ohio News Roundup: Indictment in pot-smuggling flights; bikers club searched; life sentence in murde
• Omnova Solutions Inc. reports sharp drop in third-quarter earnings
• Video: Indians Fan Catches Foul Ball While Holding Baby
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. to develop apartment community in Nashville
• Pic of the Day: Dan Gilbert Endorses Comic Sans Again
• Video: Indians Fan Catches Foul Ball While Holding Baby
• Tyesha Hamilton Guilty of Killing Daughter
• Outside groups spend nearly $3.7 million in Ohio's congressional races
• 200 Pot Plants Found Across From Church
• Prosecutor's report unable to find explanation for shooting that left Elyria officer, suspect d
• Big Dog Theatre Not Opening Quite Yet
• 4 injured in separate shootings in Cleveland in 13 hours
• Cleveland Is Second Poorest Big City In America
• Ohio Ethics Commission combats corruption with shrinking resources
• Euclid man accused of shaking 2-month old son
• Ethics forms reveal many gift-givers to Frank Russo and Jimmy Dimora now charged with crimes
• To better know immigrants, a downtown church studies for their citizenship exam: Global Village
• Urban farming could be a positive for Cleveland: Community Comment of the Day
• FBI Wiretap Uncensored
• Danaher Corp. to acquire Keithley Instruments in $300 million deal
• Former Parma minister sentenced to 15 years in an Arizona prison
• We Get Mail
• Michael Symon Opening B-Spot in Strongsville
• Census shows Cleveland is the second-poorest city in the United States
• FBI Wiretap Uncensored — Salacious Smut From Cuyahoga County's Corruption Investigation
• Robert Grigelaitis, Accused Real Estate Murderer, Arrested
• Ohio News Roundup: Poverty rates jump; a drunken grandma; Ponzi schemer gets time
• 2 Strongsville women are missing
• Man Suing Cavs to Find Out Identity of Mascot
• Romanian Orthodox Archbishop Nathaniel Popp to be honored
• Former President Jimmy Carter will remain at Cleveland hospital tonight for observation
• Case Western Reserve University, OSU get grants to support health care training
• New program provides foreclosure-prevention counseling to at-risk families with children in Cuyahoga
• 19 Northeast Ohio students among National Achievement semifinalists
• Nation's shortest covered bridge to be built in Geneva, Ohio
• Power outage strikes Cleveland
• Identity thief, arsonist and drug-addled cyclist sentenced this week in Cuyahoga County: Court Watch
• Suspect arrested in killing of Ravenna Realtor
• Jimmy Dimora returns to federal court as corruption case proceeds
• How does Cuyahoga County reach a $490 million budget for the $465 million medical mart and conventio
• Man who crashed into RTA bus stop indicted on 5 charges
• Cleveland woman sentenced to life in prison for scalding toddler to death
• Cuyahoga County executive candidates react to $40 million increase in cost of medical mart, conventi
• Gov. Ted Strickland orders delaying June payment to colleges until July to balance current budget
• Cleveland police conducting DUI checkpoint tonight on Martin Luther King Boulevard
• Lights coming back on in Cleveland after transmission line shut down
• Strickland says Kasich is uncommitted to advanced energy; Kasich disputes criticism
• Farm to School program introduces fresh, flavorful produce to South Euclid school
• Body recovered off East Avenue in Akron; death called 'suspicious'
• Woman found in East Cleveland building identified as Diane L. Cloud
• Cleveland Clinic researchers snare $11.65 million grant for 'good' cholesterol study
• A.M. News Links: Texting ban hikes crashes, missing child found in cornfield, old houses become furn
• Ohio awarded an additional $250 million from the federal Hardest Hit Fund to avert foreclosures
• State of Ohio, Marsh and McLennan Cos. settle bid-rigging suit for $4.75 million
• Remains of missing World War II airman from Cleveland return to Northeast Ohio for burial
• Former President Carter extends precautionary stay at Cleveland hospital
• American Greetings reports 63% drop in second-quarter earnings
• Dimora needs to walk away from county government: News Comment of the Day
• The End of Civic Innovation?
• LaTourette, Kucinich come out against Senate's version of NASA budget bill
• Stan Austin takes reins as new superintendent of Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Pic of the Day: Neil Diamond Celebrates His Rock Hall Nomination
• Talking restrictions pose a problem for Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora
• Psychology students use 'exposure therapy' to conquer coaster-phobia
• Jimmy Dimora drives SUV into Tim Hagan's car in county building parking lot
• Panel discussion on bullying to be held Oct. 12 at Tri-C Corporate College East
• Ohio News Roundup: Dad kills sons; a birthday brawl; saving Gamble House
• Jimmy Carter well after scare on flight into Cleveland for a book signing
• Cleveland police auto auction slated for Saturday
• Tom Ganley touts role in FBI investigation, says he took down the mob: PolitiFact Ohio
• Men could be the swing vote in this year's statewide races, poll suggests
• Growth on tap at Great Lakes Brewing Co.
• Jimmy Dimora says he did not ask for security guards - video
• Growth on tap at Great Lakes Brewing Co.
• Ohio agricultural research center in Wooster reopens after Sept. 16 tornado
• P.M. Links: Cop beaten with own gun before death; another sheriff's deputy accused of brutality
• Cuyahoga County officials defend $40 million rise in med mart/convention center cost
• TransDigm to buy McKechnie Aerospace Holdings in $1.27 billion deal
• Tim Hagan defends relationship with medical mart's Christopher Kennedy - video
• Michael Symon to open B Spot restaurant in Strongsville
• Southwest Airlines, AirTran plan merger; impact on Cleveland, Akron airports unclear
• Sisters of Charity Foundation does out its quarterly grants in Cleveland
• Progressive Corp. plans to hire 260 workers in Cleveland area for call center operations
• CBiz Inc. buys back common stock, refinances debt following note sale
• CBiz Inc. buys back common stock, refinances debt following note sale
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum announces nominees for 2011 induction
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. plans to sell 8 million shares of common stock
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. plans to sell 8 million shares of common stock
• Delonte West Asked About Gloria James Rumors At Celtics Media Day
• Cuyahoga County officials defend $40 million rise in med mart/convention center cost
• Medical mart and convention center to cost $40 million more than expected
• City Club Getting Stiffed on Campaign Debates
• Michael Symon to open B Spot restaurant in Strongsville
• Some in Lorain County lake community complain of chemical odors from sewer rehab work
• Vincent Stafford Gets Hit With Suspension for Continued Douchebaggery
• Progressive Corp. plans to hire 260 workers in Cleveland area for call center operations
• Baldwin-Wallace College proposes three-year degree in communication disorders
• Chris Redfern's Swear Jar
• 71-year-old nurse faces 8 years in prison for submerging 5-year-old boy in cold water
• Rock Hall Announces 2011 Nominees, Including Beastie Boys, Alice Cooper, and Bon Jovi
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum announces nominees for 2011 induction
• A.M. News Links: Of clothes and the unclothed
• President Carter Rushed to Hospital in Cleveland
• Cleveland City Councilman Joe Cimperman proposes legislation to allow farm stands in residential nei
• Painesville man jailed after being accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl
• Dartavia Beck, Best Week Ever, For An A-hole
• Americans for Job Security targets Zack Space, other Dems on their agenda
• Changes in Canada revive hopes for Cleveland-to-Port Stanley, Ontario, ferry service
• Akron Community Foundation awards third-quarter grants
• Ohio News Roundup: Young Ohioans ready to move; Sikh church rejected; assault fractures family
• Jury finds 21-year-old Cleveland man guilty of gunning down his cousin
• Task force needs help finding a man accused of raping a Lakewood woman
• Cleveland Explorers program accepting teen recruits who learn about police work
• Cleveland man sentenced to 15 years in prison for repeatedly raping an adolescent girl
• Second killing haunts Youngstown's St. Dominic Catholic Church
• Indicted Common Pleas Judges Bridget McCafferty and Steven Terry temporarily replaced by retired jud
• Cleveland physicians and scientists focus on skin cancer research, treatment
• Attorney Dale Zucker sentenced to more than 7 years in prison
• Eaton Corp. agrees to acquire CopperLogic Inc.
• Gov. Ted Strickland and challenger John Kasich rev up campaigns for early voting season
• Southwest Airlines, AirTran plan merger; impact on Cleveland, Akron airports unclear
• East Cleveland police find bound body of woman in abandoned building
• Pic of the Day: Eric Wright is Not a Very Good Football Player
• Bank robbery suspect Lateeshia Scott charged with murder of Robert Moncrief
• New foreclosure prevention dollars available to aid jobless and financially strapped homeowners in O
• Ohio agricultural research center in Wooster reopens after Sept. 16 tornado
• 7 more parents face time in prison on child support charges
• TransDigm to buy McKechnie Aerospace Holdings in $1.27 billion deal
• A.M. News Links: Lax gun laws, unused equipment, puppy mills
• Mark Puente Staying at Plain Dealer After All
• Deputies seek 4 fugitives who missed court dates: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• A Few Things on Cleveland.com's Imminent Sports Radio Project
• Vietnam war and Civil Rights mix in 'Soul Soldiers' exhibit at Western Reserve Historical
• Corey Harding Posed As Homeless Man to Rape Woman
• Unidentified man was fatally shot Sunday night in Akron
• Ohio a Top Ten State for Selling Guns to Criminals
• Who will benefit from Southwest merger with AirTran: News Comment of the Day
• Diary traces soldier's days during World War I
• Hyland Software Inc. acquires Computer Systems Co. in Strongsville
• Ohio's military injury relief fund, Lakewood's abandoned shopping carts: Whatever Happened
• 28-year-old Cuyahoga Falls woman charged with heroin trafficking
• Fugitive Safe Surrender brings in 7,431 fugitives, a national record
• Federal investigators used delayed-notice search warrant to help crack Greater Cleveland heroin ring
• Violent offenders, assorted thieves and an arsonist who killed a child due in Cuyahoga court : Court
• Deputies need help to find 6 fugitives: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• As the Warehouse District roars, some see a need to quiet the party
• Plain Dealer wins 34 awards in 2009 AP contest with Joanna Connors taking two firsts
• Farmhand gets 8 months in jail for beating Conklin dairy cows
• Two pastors calling on the Vatican to stop Cleveland church closings
• Commissioner Jimmy Dimora can no longer use Cuyahoga County security officers for protection
• Candidates for new Cuyahoga County government promise specific changes for openness, transparency
• Fall is in the air . . . somewhere, but in Cleveland it hits 90s for 20th day
• A.M. News Links: Flinging kitten, flocking fugitive, flipping truck
• Snap of a shutter confirms bobcat sighting in Boston Heights
• FutureChurch to hear nun who advocated female clergy: Religion in the News
• 150 attend military funeral for James C. Konyud, the World War II soldier whose remains were found i
• Cleveland police looking for man accused of violent rape of girl walking to school on Magnet Avenue
• Man shot early Friday morning on Rosamond Avenue in Akron
• Cleveland soldier killed in World War II comes home to final salute
• Omnova Solutions looks to acquire Eliokem International in $300 million deal
• Billy Gregg Jr. Pleads Guilty to Cruelty to Animals in Cow Abuse Case
• Cleveland Clinic eye researcher secures $2 million federal grant
• Brad Warner, Porno Buddhist, Returns to Ohio
• Cleveland Indians plan winter tubing, skating activities at Progressive Field
• Dimora Yells at Reporters Through Closed Door, Is Hilarious
• Jon Stewart Takes on Republicans' "New" Pledge to America
• Mas Torgerson Allegedly Broadcasted Sex With 16-Year-Old Online
• Glenn's Student Ambassadors
• 17-Year Old Raped In Cleveland, Suspect At-Large
• Permit mixup puts couple's Cleveland Flats wedding plans on a collision course with Ingenuityfe
• Amber Connor, Drunk Mom, Falls Asleep in Parking Lot With 3-Year-Old Daughter
• The hot summer hits keep coming in Cleveland: Record high Thursday with more to come
• Keeping an eye on federal funds, other grant money flowing into Great Lakes
• Losing bidder for Inner Belt Bridge project sues Ohio Department of Transportation
• 2 charged with killing real estate agent in Youngstown
• Cleveland Foundation announces its quarterly grants
• City of Cleveland changes course, decides to seek construction bids for new Third District police st
• Steven Dettelbach praises work of his office in first City Club speech as U.S. attorney
• Two lanes opened on I-71 after man found hanging from overpass
• A.M. News Links: A murder suspect's lawsuit, a backyard bobcat, a bra breathing mask
• Ohio releases faster passenger train schedule
• Cuyahoga County child-welfare agency lacks sense of urgency, panel says
• Simple strategies help keep wildlife out of your home: Animals in the News
• Ohio Chamber of Commerce loses AEP as member over its decision to make endorsement in governor race
• Hyland Software Inc. acquires Computer Systems Co. in Strongsville
• Cleveland Indians show off plans that will let public use Progressive Field for winter fun
• KC Crain named group publisher for Crain Communications' Akron-based publications
• Jersey Shore's Pauly D Coming to Cleveland
• Ohio News Roundup: Pharmacist indicted on 227 counts; adopted child's fate in question; Realtor
• Invacare Corp. corporate credit rating upgraded by Standard and Poor's
• Cavs' Sweater Vest T-Shirt Giveaway
• Hawk Corp. sees stock rise as it raises expectations for sales, operating earnings
• William Woolf Allegedly Held Gun to Daughter's Head Over iPod Argument
• Cleveland Clinic, Rawlings team to do research on concussions, other sports injuries
• Mayfield Shuts Down Dim and Den Sum Truck... Briefly
• Coldwell Banker Real Estate report finds Cleveland a housing bargain
• Only One Day Left to Celebrate National Singles Week
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora returns to work shielded by 4 armed guards
• Rob Portman raps Lee Fisher for Ohio's job losses while he was the state's development dir
• Mandel Center gives awards to two nonprofit innovators
• Fugitive Safe Surrender helps 1,670 after second day of four-day event
• Pic of the Day: Criminal Found in Dumpster
• Two Malley's employees injured when car crashes Bay Village shop
• Cuyahoga County overcharged property owners $7 million on tax bills
• Ted Strickland, John Kasich clash, trade barbs in meeting with editors, reporters
• World War II GI James Konyud to return home 67 years after leaving to fight in World War II
• Cleveland Clinic eye researcher secures $2 million federal grant
• Board of Revision member Brigid O'Malley tries to ban photographer from taking her picture duri
• Cleveland Indians plan winter tubing, skating activities at Progressive Field
• A.M. News Links: A streaker in Wadsworth, a stalker for Ganley and panhandlers worry Chardon
• Ronald Romanini Indicted For Bribing Frank Russo
• For these entrepreneurs, there's no better place than Cleveland: Global Village
• Announcing: The Wino and Gold LeBron Jersey Drive for the Homeless
• Lorain woman beaten during robbery
• Man found shot to death in Akron home
• Fugitive being crushed with load of trash is rescued by cell phone, police say
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora back to business
• Fancy extras currently not in plans for medical mart and convention center in downtown Cleveland
• John Kasich claims Ohio's Development Department spends just a fraction of its money on bringin
• Two Garfield Heights brothers sentenced to 31 years in prison for robberies
• Ohio Chamber of Commerce picks Republican John Kasich over Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland
• Fire damages Cedar Point's Mean Streak wooden roller coaster
• Suspected killer indicted on charge of raping his grandmother
• Donald Obermiller Allegedly Raped, Murdered Grandmother
• Ohio News Roundup: Children's home under fire; 'worst' case of child abuse; details i
• Josh Mandel airs first TV ad in state treasurer's race
• Lorain County men arrested on charges of online sexual activity with minor
• Federal prosecutors accuse roofer of giving roof repairs to former Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Rus
• Ex-cop Raymond Thomas sentenced to 6 years in prison for investment scam
• Florida man sought for slaying of realtor Andrew VonStein in Portage County
• Record temperature set -- 89 degrees
• Cleveland Central Catholic High School dedicates new football field in Slavic Village
• Funeral home's license suspended
• Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland defends school funding plan that challenger John Kasich wants to scrap
• A.M. News Links: Tree falls on students in hammock, Big Dipper's end is near
• Highland Middle School fire declared to be arson
• Fugitive Safe Surrender has hundreds turning themselves in at church in Oakwood, Ohio
• 2 vigils this week in Cleveland for 2 slain men
• P.M. Links: man robbed at gunpoint; puppy-napping in Elyria; fugitive crushed in Alliance
• University School plans to use a $4.26 million gift for an addition to its Hunting Valley building
• Electric car production in Ohio: Business Comment of the Day
• Dunham Tavern Museum Textiles At The Tavern
• Hawk Corp. sees stock rise as it raises expectations for sales, operating earnings
• Putting Matt Dolan's relationship in perspective: News Comment of the Day
• Bright Spots: Sept. 20, 2010
• Cleveland Clinic, Rawlings team to do research on concussions, other sports injuries
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora can continue in his job, with restrictions, judge says
• Gulfstream International Group secures fed subsidy to provide air service to Cleveland
• Coldwell Banker Real Estate report finds Cleveland a housing bargain
• Cleveland woman a suspect in four recent bank robberies
• NorTech awarded contract to aid small firms in flexible electronics efforts
• Omnova Solutions looks to acquire Eliokem International in $300 million deal
• Vandals hit Dayton cemetery where Wright brothers, Erma Bombeck are buried
• CBiz Inc. plans to offer $100 million of notes to institutional buyers
• Rock Hall Announcing 2011 Nominees on Tuesday
• Bishop Richard Lennon, breakaway St. Peter Church in Cleveland at standoff
• KC Crain named group publisher for Crain Communications' Akron-based publications
• Ed Fitzgerald's Bad Week
• Ohio News Roundup: Ex-GOP consultant in child-porn case; stripper accused of murder; Ron Wood's
• Invacare Corp. corporate credit rating upgraded by Standard and Poor's
• Nashville Med Mart Boss Says Cleveland Doesn't Rock
• We Get Mail
• Native Clevelanders Win 'The Great Food Truck Race'
• Dirty Laundry
• Ron Wood, Rolling Stones Guitarist, Debuts Art Collection in Youngstown
• The Face of Cleveland Radio
• Police say Cleveland man was drunk when he dropped his 5-month-old son, fracturing his skull
• Jimmy Dimora To Resume County Commissioner Role
• Strickland campaign video raps Kasich voting record on trade: PolitiFact Ohio
• Contractor indicted in Cuyahoga County corruption probe vents in letter on personal website
• Sheriff says there is a person of interest in death of real estate agent Andrew VonStein
• As a GOP House leader, Cuyahoga County executive candidate Matt Dolan dated statehouse lobbyist
• Injured girl improving after fall from car hood in Sheffield
• Campaign rhetoric heats up between Ohio Democrats and Republicans
• Kent-Ravenna realtor Andrew VonStein found dead in house he was selling
• Horsburgh and Scott names outsider to post of president, CEO
• Feds charge 24 in giant heroin bust
• CBiz Inc. plans to offer $100 million of notes to institutional buyers
• Horsburgh and Scott names outsider to post of president, CEO
• Cliffs Natural Resources to invest more than $300 million in Western Australia
• CBiz Inc. plans to offer $100 million of notes to institutional buyers
• Bill Neiheiser Thinks Corruption is Good For You
• Cliffs Natural Resources to invest more than $300 million in Western Australia
• Pic of the Day: Braylon Edwards' Mugshot
• Sources: Bill Mason Expected to Resign Soon, Face Charges From Feds
• Feds Land State's Biggest Heroin Bust, Worth $1.8 Million
• Fire damages 12 Islander apartments in Middleburg Heights
• Cleveland Leads the State in Lottery Sales
• Ohio's war against the emerald ash borer is over: the bug won
• Betty Sutton campaign claims Tom Ganley wants to 'cut the dickens' out of Social Security,
• A.M. News Links: Stupid crooks, lap dances and cops, and other odd stuff
• Realtor found dead in vacant house in Portage County
• Court rules that county recorder Lillian Greene will not finish term
• Users support judge's decision on Lillian Greene lawsuit: News Comment of the Day
• Sewer fee increase is unfair to local suburbs: Community Comment of the Day
• Vintage Video: Mayor Ralph Perk's Hair on Fire
• Andreia Huffman gets 34 years in prison for 'torturing' her 8-year-old son, assaulting her
• 3 indicted in theft of 58 guns from Chester Township store
• 'The Next Food Network Star' has Cleveland casting call
• Three-year-old Cleveland boy dies from injuries after car accident Sept. 13
• Green man charged with burglary, assault
• Man injured when truck and car collide in Atwater
• Ohio News Round-up: Worker crushed, coach accused of stealing equipment, stripper indicted
• NorTech awarded contract to aid small firms in flexible electronics efforts
• P.M. Links: Man pushed off porch; Dog shot; Squirrel blamed for blackout
• Rosetta acquires mobile marketing firm Level Studios
• Cleveland firefighters carry grandmother, 3 children out of burning house on East 59th Street
• Developers Diversified Realty extends $31.7M loan to a unit of EDT Retail Trust
• Strongsville City Councilman Patrick Coyne placed on paid leave from job at coroner's office
• Rosetta acquires mobile marketing firm Level Studios
• Bright Spots: Sept. 20, 2010
• Escaped Zebra Prancing Around Ohio
• Gulstream International Group secures fed subsidy to provide air service to Cleveland
• Pic of the Day: Browns Fans Spell as Well as the Team Plays
• Developers Diversified Realty extends $31.7M loan to a unit of EDT Retail Trust
• Ingenuity Turning Detroit-Superior Bridge Into a Waterfall
• Pastor Uses LeBron's Decision as Teaching Moment
• "Lady Cash" Jackson Takes Home Bronze
• 12-Year-Old North Royalton Girl Missing
• 21-year-old Cleveland man due in court on murder charge
• Browns Fans Spell As Well As the Team Plays
• Star Calendar print shop; a soccer stadium in Macedonia: Whatever happened to ...?
• UPS Driver Used Job to Deliver Pot
• An attorney stole $93,000 from his employer in Chagrin Falls
• Map: Cleveland's Racial Divide and Makeup
• 5 student suicides put focus on bullying issue in Mentor
• Cleveland has Ohio's only legal syringe exchange program
• Midge madness: Cleveland, Northeast Ohio inland besieged by pesky little bugs this year
• A.M. News Links: DARE officer dared too much, brown water at stadium is going too far, woofing it in
• Fairfax senior citizens, youth to show off their quilts Saturday
• 12 suburbs condemn increase in sewer fees for flood abatement
• Fire damages school in Medina County; Highland Middle School students evacuated
• U.S. marshal's fugitive of the week is accused of forgeries, thefts
• Gerald DePiero, 69, father of Parma mayor, dies in car accident on Ohio 2 in Ottawa County
• Ohio News Roundup: Big names in dueling seminars; a caffeinated defense; deaths in Massillon
• Michigan serial-stabbing suspect Elias Abuelazam faces fresh murder, assault charges
• Bright Spots: Sept. 20, 2010
• More needs to be done to stop bullying in schools: News Comment of the Day
• Attorney General Richard Cordray, challenger Mike DeWine engage in spirited sparring at Plain Dealer
• Gulfstream International Group secures fed subsidy to provide air service to Cleveland
• Police suspect Eastlake man killed his wife, then himself; 11-year-old daughter found the bodies
• NorTech awarded contract to aid small firms in flexible electronics efforts
• Dedication of the Armenian Cultural Garden: Photo Gallery
• Browns crack down on fans behaving badly
• Child support amnesty in Cuyahoga County ends Sept. 30
• Ohio's public universities testing less-expensive options for textbooks, including online
• Richmond Heights man accused in Interstate 90 shooting
• David Ellison offers novel ideas, raises Green Party's profile in county executive race
• Ohio anti-abortion Democrats take flak over vote on health care bill
• Arrest of Jimmy Dimora clears the slate for reform in Cuyahoga County
• Members of Plumbers Local 55 filled with questions after arrest of union's business manager in
• Paralyzed Cleveland man was shot in the chest in his bedroom
• Cleveland, suburbs forming special district to help businesses invest in solar panels, alternative e
• Polls show a tough challenge for Ohio's top Democrats
• Accused killers, child porn collectors, armed robbers and corrupt businessmen due in Cuyahoga court:
• Cleveland Police officers released from MetroHealth after car accident
• University Hospital gets $1 million donation for hospital conference center
• Portage County man arrested after domestic dispute
• P.M. Links: Man convicted of slaying; starving dog rescued; dentist files jaw-dropping lawsuit
• Head of the Cuyahoga Regatta challenges rowers, rewards watchers
• Quinnipiac poll shows Rob Portman leading Lee Fisher in U.S. Senate race by 20 points
• Democratic Party distances itself from indicted Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Bridget McCaffert
• A.M. News Links: Tornados strike, cops rehired and a shrimp farm
• Pair sentenced to 15 years for movie theater assault
• Elderly woman assaulted and robbed in Akron
• Former head of Imani school pleads guilty to theft
• Norman Berke's gift to the Jewish Federation shows he is still giving even after death
• St. Ignatius High School senior dies in early Saturday morning car crash
• Artists attend Cleveland Chalk Festival
• Two Cleveland police officers injured in car accident Saturday
• Homes, businesses in Cleveland neighborhoods would be leveled to make way for Opportunity Corridor
• Frank Russo sentenced to prison | photo gallery
• Cleveland school district admits pressuring employee who criticized CEO Eugene Sanders' 't
• Severe storms bring damaging winds and large hail across Ohio
• Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason is asked whether he overlooked corruption or looked the other
• Cleveland police busy with crimes overnight
• Agilysys Inc. names new chief financial officer
• Tornadoes sweep through central and southern Ohio
• University Hospitals receives $1 million gift for expansion initiative
• Lawsuit seeks end to Cuyahoga voters' edge in casting ballot by mail
• Ohio's unemployment rate slips to 10.1% in August
• Collaring cats, rescuing greyhounds and fundraising art: Animals in the News
• Continental, United shareholders approve merger of two airlines
• A.M. News links: You pay more, they pay more and a 'hairy heist'
• Lady Cash Jackson Crushing at Women’s World Championship
• Kent State University may offer classes at Cuyahoga Community College
• Gov Strickland Demands Bad Judges Step Down
• More than 200 area high school seniors among National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
• Rod Bowling Arrives in Atlanta
• 2 horses die in western Ohio from rare mosquito-borne disease
• Vince Russo Pleads Guilty, Gets 18 Months in Prison
• Ohio News Roundup: Storms hit Ohio; ballpark protesters; woman who lost an eye sues club
• Pic of the Day: World's Largest Spider Webs
• Conneaut man accused of setting fire at black church; charged with hate crime
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Coming to Ohio
• Teen robbery suspect shot by an FBI agent ordered released to his mother
• Ronald Pudder Accused of Setting African American Church on Fire
• Vince Russo pleads guilty to bribery, obstruction charges; will be sentenced to 18 months in prison
• 22-year-old Akron man sentenced for 2009 murder of Darrington Griffin
• Tornado rips through Ohio State facility in Wooster: slideshow
• Despite record-hot year (so far) in Cleveland, winter forecast still anybody's guess
• Fugitive arrested Friday in connection with April shooting
• No injuries in magnesium fire at Eastlake business
• In race for Ohio, Republican John Kasich has comfortable lead over Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland in
• Associated Estates Realty Corp. buys Virginia apartment complex
• American Express, Continental Airlines to end frequent flyer program arrangement
• Ohio News Roundup: A call for hefty cigarette tax; rest area ruckus; woman flashes youth football pl
• Progressive Corp. reports solid increase in August earnings vs. year ago
• Pic of the Day: "Thanks FBI"
• Cleveland to spend $298,000 to keep domed church from falling further into disrepair
• Kent State University plans $250 million in projects paid largely with new student fees
• Image of Cleveland Replacing LeBron Banner
• Financial Transaction Services LLC secures $50 million investment from FTV Capital
• Lung Association Wants Ohio To Up Cigarette Tax
• Fabulous Vintage Browns Photos
• Video: Mom Forces Two-Year-Old Daughter to Smoke Pot
• Interfaith group organizing to combat Greater Cleveland's social ills
• Manny Acta Doesn't Want Instant Replay
• Insurers required to give information about high risk pool to those denied coverage, state says
• Frank Russo Gets 21 Years in Prison
• 80-year-old woman killed in Medina County crash
• Ohio Democratic Gov. Strickland releases two new TV ads focused on business, avoids attacking Republ
• Cultural gardens to say 'Welcome Armenia' on One World Day: Global Village
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones says he will not step down after being implicated in
• Ohio prisons chief Ernie Moore wants to cut number of inmates by 3,000
• University Hospitals receives $1 million donation from David, Enid Rosenberg
• Turnpike partially closed after early morning crash
• Alvin 'Buddy' Krenzler, federal judge and developer, dies at 89
• A.M. News Links: Cemetery is 1 for 3; 2 demanding drunks, and more
• Attorney General Richard Cordray rolls out first TV ad in campaign
• Police arrest 24 on drug charges in raids across Medina County
• John Kasich has a big lead over Gov. Ted Strickland, according to latest poll
• P.M. Links: Browns to honor fallen officer; KSU invests in a hotel.
• Frank Russo leaves federal court after pleading guilty - video
• Fallout from Cuyahoga County corruption probe continues today with commissioners meeting, Frank Russ
• Dr. Robert J. White, famous neurosurgeron and ethicist, dies at 84
• FBI paid Cleveland building inspector who helped corruption investigation $16,000 for informant work
• Kent State University reaching out to high school students and alumni
• Three more defendants sentenced in ODOT bribery investigation
• Gov. Ted Strickland calls on Judges Steven Terry and Bridget McCafferty to resign
• Postive reviews for new Cleveland banner: News Comment of the Day
• Former Auditor Frank Russo pleads guilty, will spend more than 21 years in prison
• Census report shows more in nation and Ohio are poor and fewer have health insurance
• People and businesses mentioned in the Cuyahoga County corruption probe
• Final two candidates file for Cuyahoga County council ballot
• John Kasich says Ohio is one of the most taxed states
• 82-year old motorist struck and killed by ambulance Wednesday
• Jimmy Dimora's arrest: Comments of the day
• Jimmy Dimora reacts after arraignment in federal court - video
• Cleveland rowing group gains access to former Commodore's Club site
• More corruption arrests: Live video and chat from the newsroom
• Feds use Jimmy Dimora's own words against him; recorded conversations part of case
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers to acquire Cleveland's ToolingU
• Community Shares of Cleveland kicks off its 2010 employee giving campaign
• Cleveland-area advocates look for way to end attacks on kids by their parents
• CBiz Inc. to buy large blocks of its stock from founder Michael DeGroote
• Frank Jackson Cancels Anti-Republican/Wall Street Press Conference
• Gov. Ted Strickland says state spending is down, challenger John Kasich says it's grown. Who is
• Jimmy Dimora's indictment caps the crumbling of his classic Democratic political machine
• Jimmy Dimora, others charged in Cuyahoga County corruption investigation
• Judge Bridget McCafferty's Fundraiser Canceled for Tonight
• Jimmy Dimora arrest doesn't signal end to Cuyahoga corruption probe
• Geauga Lake's Big Dipper should be saved: Community Comment of the Day
• Crisis Squared
• John Mayer (Sorta) Makes Good on Cavs Jersey Promise
• Jimmy Dimora and associates tried to cover their misdeeds, prosecutors say
• Thoughts on final Inner Belt Bridge design: News Comment of the Day
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• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora taunted FBI
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• Fred Grzybowski, Akron Man, Sets Pogo Stick Record
• Jimmy Dimora on leave, but still will be paid as a commissioner
• Pic of the Day: Jimmy Dimora Gives the One-Finger Salute in Handcuffs
• Prosecutors say county employee Michael D. Gabor did the unseemly work for Dimora, Russo
• Jimmy Dimora Arrested by the FBI
• Rotary club, bike shop team up to get adventurer Katie Spotz a new bicycle
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora traded sex for bribes and favors, a federal indictment say
• ODOT finalizes contract with Ohio designer, Chicago builder for Cleveland's Inner Belt Bridge
• Ohio State plans to enroll 4 percent more students by 2015
• Commissioner Jimmy Dimora driven by greed, charges show
• Cleveland patrolman struck by 2 vehicles while directing traffic
• Ohio News Roundup: Reality show dad fights charges; trooper hurt; heroic grandma buried
• Cuyahoga County executive front-runner Ed FitzGerald helped close a deal for which Jimmy Dimora was
• County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora is arrested
• Commissioner Tim Hagan speaks to the media about Jimmy Dimora's arrest: Video
• Jimmy Dimora abused his power beyond Cuyahoga County government, feds say
• Cuyahoga County auditor's office, many employees ensnared in corruption investigation
• Jimmy Dimora pleads not guilty, proclaims his innocence, rails against investigation
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones traded votes for campaign contributions, prosecutors
• Jimmy Dimora arrested by FBI: video
• Cleveland man who fatally beat a 2-year-old gets 15 years to life in prison
• Feds say Bedford Heights businessman Michael Forlani was go-between for Jimmy Dimora
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• Summary of the counts in the Jimmy Dimora indictment
• Tri-C's Center for Creative Arts among seven facilities planned by the college
• Top aides of former Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo resign
• Weston Development Co. to build upscale apartments in Toledo
• Attorney General Richard Cordray launches web page on missing persons, cold cases
• Cliffs Natural Resources cuts volume expectation for West Virginia, Alabama operations
• Pic of the Day: Frank Russo Behind Bars
• Developer John Ferchill plans University Circle tech center
• Lessons in Office Friendly Cutlery: Russo Had Machete at Work
• New Cuyahoga County Auditor David Reines starts cleaning house
• Morning Brew: New Auditor, Continental/United Agreement at Hopkins, Dip in Violent Crime, and Akron
• Painesville debt collection firm files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Scientific research helps build better hospitals
• Three developers chosen for Lake Erie offshore wind project
• Deputies seek 5 more fugitives: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Cleveland Turns Down KFC's Offer to Advertise on Fire Hydrants
• Cleveland Indians creating peanut-free zone for fans
• Cedar Point Ranked Best Amusement Park... Again
• Lorain County prosecutor files appeal over teen killer's sentence
• Deputy marshals seek violent 'dangerous dozen'
• Less Than a Week Until Browns Tailgating
• Motorist arrested after fatal accident on I-480 in Cleveland
• Accused deadbeat dad arrested in Toledo faces prison time
• Bubba at the Barley, or Clinton Comes to Cleveland
• U.S. Senate hearing focuses on mishandling of sex crimes nationally, in Cleveland
• Former Board of Revision Administrator Robert Chambers predicted problems more than two years ago, r
• Top aides at Cuyahoga County auditor's office resign
• Senate candidates Lee Fisher, Rob Portman agree economy is mess, disagree on so much more
• A.M. News Links: Naked fare steals cab; the couple on the porch; the Waffle-House flasher
• Cuyahoga County Board of Elections rejects challenges to independent candidates
• Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, challenger John Kasich go on attack in debate, go thin on policy details
• Ohio governor hopefuls counting on Northeast Ohio
• Ohio Democratic Party's charge that Mike DeWine was Wall Street's 'lap dog' does
• Anisfield Wolf winners present insights into race; Oprah honored
• Airline needs Hopkins hub to counterbalance O'Hare: Business Comment of the Day
• Bill Clinton headlines rally for Gov. Ted Strickland at Tri-C in Cleveland
• Cleveland schools bring back 335 laid-off teachers
• Rivergate Park will be newest gem for city: News Comment of the Day
• Businessman Stanley Lojek pleads guilty to corruption charge
• FirstEnergy deal with Allegheny Energy moves closer to completion
• Monday's bus stop crash on the West Side was caught on tape
• Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson meets with Warehouse District merchants, officials
• Cedar Point wins 'Best Amusement Park in the World' honor
• Ohio News Roundup: Rock fest noise complaints; mom forces tot to smoke pot; a Wilberforce split
• Cleveland Ranked 4th Worst Winter City in America
• New Cuyahoga County Auditor David Reines is sworn in
• Swensons Tops Skyway on Symon's New Show
• Jang Kongthong, Wellington Doctor, Allegedly Paid Patient for Sex
• City needs to tackle bar issues head on: News Comment of the Day
• Women's forum to identify needs, set grant priorities in Summit County
• Democratic Rep. John Boccieri invokes GOP Sen. John McCain to back his cap-and-trade stance
• New Cuyahoga County Auditor Dave Reines gives up nonprofit gig
• Regardless of changes is taxes, middle class is hurting: Politics Comment of the Day
• Interstate reopens after two trucks collide
• Deputy marshals seek woman accused of robbing a bank
• Finding free or low-cost flu shots
• Dave Reines sworn in as Cuyahoga County auditor, replacing Frank Russo - video
• Cleveland Councilman Jeff Johnson wants Safety Committee to hold hearings on Warehouse District inci
• Maryellen O'Shaughnessy overstates number of lawsuits inherited from Ken Blackwell over 2004 pr
• STEM schools make the grade on state report card
• Former Regina basketball coach applies for diversion program
• Interim auditor takes over, looks ahead to transition
• Miami Homeless Totally Want Cleveland's LeBron Jerseys
• Athersys to license stem cell technology to Fla. firm
• Franklin Castle and the Youth Development Center in Hudson: Whatever happened to ...?
• Continental, United airlines agree to keep Cleveland Hopkins hub for at least five years
• Accused killers, robbers, corrupt builders and child beater in court this week: Court Watch
• Miami Homeless Totally Want Cleveland's LeBron Jerseys
• 18-year-old Cleveland man shot Sunday during fight on the West Side
• John Boehner Defends His Tan After New Round of Jokes
• Humane officer, rescue group took 3 abused horses from a Portage County farm littered with cow bones
• Black Keys Take Home VMA for 'Tighten Up' Video
• A.M. News Links: The coach, the prostitute and the deputies; more on FBI agent's robbery-shooti
• Shannon Johnson, Drunken Rager, Throws Fit at Hospital
• Cleveland's laws governing bars, restaurants and nightclubs outdated
• Pic of the Day: Roxy Theatre, 1971
• Art McKoy vows to keep fighting for the voiceless in the Cleveland area
• Cleveland mother accused of beating her teen sons, forcing one to eat feces and cat urine
• CMHA building inspectors face more charges in bribery scheme
• Cuyahoga County deputies search for 4 fugitives: Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Former auditor Frank Russo was scheming from nearly first day on job, according to federal charges
• Cleveland's second Fugitive Safe Surrender offers those on the run a chance to turn themselves
• Art auction today to benefit animal rescue groups: Animals in the News
• 2 Cleveland men accused of fatally beating a 33-year-old man
• Michael Rusynyk handled the explosive work of bomb disposal during World War II
• Homicide suspect arrested in Parma, 2 months after slaying on Cleveland's West Side
• Armed robber shoots fleeing victim on Cleveland's East Side
• Seven community health organizations to receive $134,000 in grants for medication assistance
• Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad picks up some steam with antique locomotive
• A.M. News Links: A miracle recovery, a garlic festival and a coach caught in a sex sting
• Conference on human research trials to be held in Cleveland
• Cleveland police say off-duty officer did not use excessive force in August Warehouse District incid
• Race for the Cure takes to Cleveland streets
• 20,000 attend Cleveland's Race for the Cure on Saturday
• Vanishing bees, animal art, fundraising fun and parrot health: Animals in the News
• Cuyahoga County commissioners to name former county administrator to replace Frank Russo as auditor
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. posts big second-quarter profit thanks to asset sales
• Exercise may protect brain from Alzheimer's, Cleveland Clinic study shows
• County in Crisis questions: Why not force Russo to cooperate?
• Frank Russo resigns as Cuyahoga County auditor amid federal bribery charges
• A.M. News Links: What others are saying about ex-Auditor Frank Russo
• Cleveland police to conduct DUI checkpoint overnight Friday at East 93rd and Union
• Cleveland Clinic secures $3.8 million grant for heart failure research
• Opinions differ on new Inner Belt Bridge design: News Comment of the Day
• P.M. News Links: Amherst woman in court over child's death; Stark County pol's video goes
• PolyOne Corp. to refinance about $280 million in debt
• Interim Cuyahoga County Auditor David Reines wants to restore integrity to office
• Hot, dry summer a perfect environment for butterflies, dragonflies to increase their numbers
• Amherst couple charged with child endangerment in Jesse Crum Jr. case
• Hyland Software opening new global data centers for its online version of OnBase
• Frank Russo leaves Cuyahoga County auditor's office and boards of revision clouded in scandal
• Blue Ribbon award goes to 8 Cleveland-area schools
• Cleveland police to hold chili cook-off fundraiser Saturday
• Crain's Jay Miller to appear on 'Feagler and Friends'
• David Reines replaces Frank Russo as Cuyahoga County Auditor - video
• Ohio News Roundup: Kids and terrorism; tot football player dragged; and more
• County in Crisis questions: Can high court remove tainted judges?
• Cuyahoga County commissioners to act quickly to replace disgraced auditor Russo
• Ohio EPA tells Munson Township trustees they want no involvement with Fowler's Mill Golf Course
• County Crisis questions: Is Jimmy Dimora next?
• Bad Computer Deal Continues to Dupe Customers
• County in Crisis questions: Can the court take former Auditor Frank Russo's pension as restitut
• Cleveland Clinic secures $3.8 million grant for heart failure research
• Donald Jackson, "Lead-Foot Loser", Tries to Rundown Cop
• County in Crisis: Will there be a mechanism for whistleblowers to report corrupt activities in the n
• PolyOne Corp. to refinance about $280 million in debt
• No One Wants to Be Mayor of Lakewood, OH
• County in Crisis questions: Will there be rules against hiring friends and relatives in the new cou
• Phil Davison, Stark County Treasurer Candidate, Freaks Out
• DVD In a Box Looks to Challenge Redbox in Cheap Rentals
• Justice Sotomayor thanks legal aid lawyers for bringing justice to all
• New Inner Belt Bridge in Cleveland will be built year earlier than expected; ODOT picks construction
• Medical Mart Competition (Politely) Slams MMPI
• Photo gallery: Islamic Center marks end of Ramadan
• Feds say county auditor's office lowered property value on apartment complex that Frank Russo h
• Phil Davison Talks About the Speech That Made Him a Viral Star
• Frank Russo devised coverup while visiting Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine, feds say
• Indians Are Turning Progressive Field Into a Winter Sports Park?
• Babcock and Wilcox Power Generation Group wins work from Consumers Energy
• Charges against Frank Russo reveal details of Las Vegas trip from contractor
• Frank Russo's schemes: Comments of the day
• Cleveland Clinic secures $10 million donation for leadership academy
• Two arraigned in death of Nashville man
• Akron man accused of breaking into restaurant and stealing food
• Summa Health System, Vibra Healthcare to build $25M rehab hospital in Akron
• Man arrested after evening standoff
• Commissioners plan to choose Frank Russo replacement next week (video)
• Charges say Frank Russo traded printing business for political contributions
• Medina County farmer killed while trying to rescue calf
• Frank Russo and county corruption: Comments of the day
• MMPI president Kennedy still behind Cleveland med mart and convention center
• Interfaith group calls for support of Muslims on eve of Eid ul-Fitr: Global Village
• Cuyahoga County corruption investigation goes back at least until 2006
• Associated Materials LLC to change hands in $1.3 billion deal
• Elderly woman missing from East Side
• Charges against Frank Russo lead many to question: 'What about Jimmy Dimora?'
• President Obama uses Cleveland speech to draw distinctions between Dems, GOP
• A.M. News Links: Venison for the needy, ice cream picket line and bras on a bridge
• Akron man arrested for threatening estranged wife
• Abakan Inc. to buy 41% stake in Euclid's Powdermet Inc.
• County charges handed down: Live video and chat from the newsroom
• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo resigns: Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones reacts - video
• ATandT invests more than $60 million in Ohio wireless network in first half of 2010
• First-year State Highway Patrol Superintendent David Dicken slowly steering agency away from troubli
• City of Cleveland receives $6.8 million in latest round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program fundin
• Babcock and Wilcox Power Generation Group wins work from Consumers Energy
• BBQ for Our Troops on the menu across Ohio
• Here are the counts filed against Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo
• Cleveland Clinic secures $10 million donation for leadership academy
• Cleveland police officer charged with felony hit-skip after turning himself in
• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo resigns
• P.M. Links: Kid left on bus; robber sentenced; if a tree falls in Lorain and there is no damage ...
• Summa Health System, Vibra Healthcare to build $25M rehab hospital in Akron
• Cuyahoga County auditors' employees still stunned by expected resignation
• Search warrants, indictments, other documents of the public corruption investigation
• Frank Russo greasing his 2006 re-election was among acts probed by the feds
• Forest City Enterprises Inc. posts big second-quarter profit thanks to asset sales
• Frank Russo charges suggest he corrupted county judges
• Federal prosecutors charge Auditor Frank Russo in 21-count information
• Veteran federal prosecutor Ann Rowland is the captain of the team handling the corruption probe
• Frank Russo resigns as Cuyahoga County auditor amid federal bribery charges
• Frank Russo received home improvements in exchange for jobs, tax breaks, federal investigation says
• Greene needs to bow to the will of the people: News Comment of the Day
• Environment groups rap coal-burning power plants for health problems in Ohio, United States
• Crystal Bowersox, American Idol Star, Endured Illegal Snooping By Ohio
• Obama returning to Ohio: Once more, with spirit
• Ohio News Roundup: Ash borer quarantine; Crystal Bowersox file tampering; vanishing parking spots; a
• Cleveland Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Man Arrested Three Days in a Row for Being Drunk
• Frank Russo accused of using office to help son in business
• North Olmsted man killed in early morning car crash
• Frank Russo Resigns as Auditor, Charged in Corruption Scandal (Update)
• Joel Williams, Handcuffed Fugitive, Runs Into Black River
• Charges say Frank Russo helped land job in return for gifts
• Dim and Den Sum food truck now a fixture at the Cleveland Clinic farmers market
• Afternoon Brew: Frustaci Sentenced, Standoff Ends, Akron Cops Angry, and Joseph Gallucci's Sham
• Judge Anthony Russo benefited from brother Frank's misdeeds, feds say
• Cuyahoga County boards of revision need double the help in clearing backlog, report says
• Video: Frank Russo's resignation is announced
• Cleveland Museum of Natural History's conservation symposium focuses on urban ecology
• Felix Wright, the NFL's Uniform Inspector at Browns Stadium
• Polluted Ohio lake linked to at least 6 illnesses
• Federal appeals court overturns $20.5 million verdict against Lincoln Electric Holdings and other co
• Morning Brew: Obama in Cleveland, Primary Results In, NBA Jam, and a Huge Freaking Wal-Mart
• Jim Renacci rips Rep. John Boccieri's votes to 'spend a billion dollars an hour' ...
• Cleveland has tight deadline to get financing done for new Third District station
• Guests line up to hear Obama's speech on the economy in Parma
• Cause of Lorain house fire that killed man is undetermined
• Cleveland school parents get Internet safety guide from FTC
• Cleveland man admits beating his girlfriend's toddler to death
• Cleveland police seek help in finding missing elderly woman
• Activists rally today with message for Greater Cleveland's youth
• Text of President Obama's prepared remarks at Cuyahoga Community College
• Cleveland police talking to man who has barricaded himself in a home on East 93rd Street
• Man dies in Akron after falling or being pushed from car
• Boyce still touting job creation and retention, even after PolitiFact issued 'Pants on Fire
• $10 million gift creates leadership academy at Cleveland Clinic
• President Obama to tout transportation and tax breaks in Parma speech on economy
• President Obama contrasts himself with Republicans in Parma speech
• Medina County sheriff's deputy heroically rescues mother and 10-month old daughter from a house
• 7 fatal crashes this Labor Day weekend, down from 17 last year
• Army Corps general says barriers are the agency's best defense against Asian carp
• Ohio's Vegan Snuff Film Industry
• CSU moving in the right direction: News Comment of the Day
• Two men arrested after a home is burglarized in Green
• Your Cavs NBA Jam Roster: Mark Price, Brad Daugherty, Antawn Jamison, Mo Williams, and Anderson Vare
• New contract may save 40 Akron officers' jobs
• P.M. Links: Babysitter pleads not guilty; Gang trial near end in Lorain; Storm damage severe in Star
• Big Dipper, Famous Ohio Rollercoaster, For Sale on eBay
• Thoughts on Cuyahoga County Executive primaries: Politics Comment of the Day
• Husted drops out of debate at City Club, opponent calls it a 'snub'
• Food Network's 'Food Feuds' Coming to Akron Next Week
• Ohio News Roundup: Pension officials travel in style, and a beer tunnel is discovered
• Investment adviser caught in $30 million fraud sent to prison for almost 9 years
• Bill Clinton is Coming to the Barley House
• Transcript of President Obama's speech at Cuyahoga Community College
• Sam Mazzola Gets to Keep His Bears
• Ripped at the Seams
• David Dickerson and Family Use 72-Year-Old Woman's Bank Card on Shopping Spree
• The NFL's Fashion Cop
• Angel Camacho Admits to Killing Girlfriend's Toddler
• Democrats in tight congressional races get bashed whether or not they appear with Obama
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• Darrel White Charged For Letting Maggots Eat Sick Wife
• Cuyahoga County Recorder Lillian Greene argues to reject charter completely
• Kent State University begins bike-sharing program
• Parma police seek scam artist who fleeced renters out of deposits on home he himself was renting
• 23-year-old Cleveland man wanted on child rape charges: U.S. Marshal's Fugitive of the Week
• Established names leading in absentee county council voting
• 78-year-old Cleveland man is missing from the West Side
• Sandra Daniel, Cleveland School Bus Driver, Charged With DUI
• Today's the day to narrow Cuyahoga County's field of executive and council hopefuls
• Jeffery York Keeps Family Trapped in Madison Home
• 2 men accused of robbing a 72-year-old woman at her East Side home
• Mother of man killed by bear asks governor to ban ownership of wild animals
• Picture-perfect weather pleases photo buffs at Cleveland National Air Show
• Politicians need to take broader view on taxes: Business Comment of the Day
• Family says Marine from Columbus killed in Afghanistan
• More to think about Cleveland Schools' uniform issue: News Comment of the Day
• A.M. News Links: A stressed Cleveland, and suspected killer caught
• Doctors sue to take down state ban on contributions to prosecutors
• 5 more parents face prison time after failing to pay child support
• Third defendant sentenced to prison in Kent State student's murder
• Cleveland schools, ACLU resolve differences on uniforms
• Yvette McGee Brown says Ohio has fewest state employees since Reagan administration
• Local rabbi, imam continue push for understanding between Jews, Muslims
• Former Cleveland Crunch president Paul Garofolo charged with tax fraud
• Ohio News Roundup: College kids flock to OSU; Vice President Biden in Toledo; man shot with arrows
• Cleveland State University's new student center provides a place to meet, eat and greet
• Cleveland Is The Third Most Stressful City in America
• Ohio Treasurer Kevin Boyce takes credit for creating and saving tens of thousands of jobs
• Cleveland Public Library Giving Amnesty for Late Books/Fines in September
• Raleigh Trammell, Dayton Minister, Ringleader of Sick Sex Circus
• Ban on exotic animals not possible, trustees tell neighbors of bear owner
• Helga Taylor and Husband Get DUIs in Same Day
• House Speaker Armond Budish says Dems will hold Ohio House despite GOP confidence
• Judges, sheriff scuffle via e-mail after top judge kills key court reform
• Lorain house fire kills 51-year-old resident and his dog
• Akron 16-year-old shot to death in his front yard
• County needs to update computer systems: News Comment of the Day
• Demand for bilingual ballots should not have surprised Cuyahoga County, Justice Department says
• New iPhone application keeps you instantly informed about Tremont area of Cleveland
• Animal Clinic Northview, Cleveland's anti-idling law: Whatever happened to?
• Road construction traffic advisories
• Cleveland National Air Show wows crowds with old, new craft in air, on ground
• Dover woman found dead, boyfriend arrested
• How small town Mayor Martin Zanotti became a big man in Cuyahoga County politics
• Coast Guard searching for man in water behind Browns Stadium
• 5 independent candidates file for Cuyahoga County Council
• Cat rescuer loses home to fire but vows to stand by feline family
• Cuyahoga executive candidates boast last-minute endorsements
• Breast cancer survivor Diane Montville of Bainbridge Township is a key volunteer in the Race for the
• While Susan Komen was the inspiration for the Race for the Cure, it was her sister Nancy Brinker who
• Interest in Race for the Cure bigger than ever, but not everybody who comes contributes to the cause
• Killers, armed robbers, thieves and a doctor due in Cuyahoga court: Court Watch
• Cleveland is helping create the medical advances that are coming out of war in Iraq
• Madison Township man accused of abusing his wife and children
• Some of the best spots are free if you want to watch the Cleveland Air Show
• Features large and small are used in appraising property values
• Altered Cuyahoga County boards of revision documents cut $145 million from tax rolls
• Akron killer and serial rapist gets 55 years to life in prison
• Woman who delivered baby early after buggy crash dies Sunday
• Police say race not issue in 2 men's Warehouse District arrest, much of which is on video
• 36-year-old Kirtland man killed in crash on Ohio 2 in Painesville
• 47-year-old Cleveland school bus driver accused of driving drunk this morning, crashing her car on t
• In an effort to get into the House, Ohio politicians are knocking on doors
• Cleveland woman who falsely claimed to be a lottery winner was stabbed during a fight with her fathe
• Race for the Cure funds local hospital breast cancer programs
• A.M. News Links: Waterspouts, a devastating fire and pastor's bet on hope
• Local group raising funds to build Fisher House at Cleveland's University Circle for wounded ve
• Old Stone Church in downtown Cleveland to mark 190th anniversary: Religion Notebook
• Beachwood school superintendent has a beef about state report cards: Education Notebook
• Eight more independents file petitions to run for Cuyahoga County council
• Adventure-seeker Katie Spotz undergoes new experience -- driving minivan with screwdriver in ignitio
• Dante restaurant puts on feast for the homeless
• Senior found strangled and beaten identified as Robert Moncrief, 65
• A flight with the Blue Angels is an experience unlike any other
• Educators, reporter fight gravity, nausea as they fly with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels jet fighter tea
• Video shows Morehouse College grads in confrontation with police officer in Cleveland Warehouse Dist
• Life may not be fair, but we can create justice: Messages of Faith
• Northbound lanes of I-271 closed in Mayfield Heights after chemical spill
• Amherst woman charged with child endangering in connection with son's death
• P.M. News Links: Sex offender charged with gun possession; burglars in Wickliffe and big trouble in
• Cleveland police to conduct DUI checkpoint overnight Friday at West 117th and Madison
• Police investigating death at Bohn Tower in Cleveland
• This Month in Exploration - September
• Research shows female cardinals are being deceived by urban males: Animals in the News
• Cleveland Heights business owner ordered to repay $744,800 for forging employee criminal background
• Gov. Ted Strickland spares killer Kevin Keith
• Rock Hall lets Ohio Sen. George Voinovich know he rocks, renames atrium in his honor
• Two seriously injured in high-speed motorcycle crash on I-271
• Parma Doesn't Mind Playing Up Its Stereotypes
• Should taxpayers foot Lillian Greene's legal bill: News Comment of the Day
• Gay Games Get Dirty, Lawsuit Filed By Ousted Group
• Cuyahoga County Recorder Lillian Greene wants citizens to pay for her lawsuit challenging charter
• Ohio Couple Claim to Capture 'Normandy Nessie' Creature on Video in Florida
• A.M. News Links: Elyria firefighters win, and a fair affair for the weekend
• Miami Doesn't Want Clevelanders' Donated LeBron Jerseys
• Cleveland police investigate shooting in Collinwood; witness says officer fired
• Miami Doesn't Want Clevelanders' Donated LeBron Jerseys
• Ohio News Roundup: Indian mound debate; officer dragged after concert; bedbugs health threat
• Infamous Fox 8 Bear Video Lands on Jimmy Fallon Show
• I Love My Librarian Award nominations sought
• Vanessa Bayer, Cleveland Native, Joins SNL Cast
• Hinckley developer accused of bribing Strongsville councilman in latest county corruption charges
• Cleveland's United Way sets its 2010 goal at $40.1 million
• Synergy Foundation sues Cleveland, Federation of Gay Games claiming they conspired to dump group
• Safety analysis finds I-90 bridge in Willoughby Hills shifted because soil settled
• Solon, Valley View officials part of indictment detailing 'massive' fraud scheme
• Fire creates traffic snarl on East Side
• Mark Puente Is Leaving the Plain Dealer, Heading to St. Petersburg Times
• Eight injured in buggy-Jeep crash
• New Web Site Promotes Cleveland's Nightlife
• Saturday is deadline for voters to mail in ballots for primary on Cuyahoga County executive, council
• Bernie Kosar Definitely Maybe Hit a Cop's Motorcycle and Got a Ticket
• 3 men sentenced for May shooting of East Cleveland firefighter
• John Gajewski, ex-Wickliffe Bus Driver, Fired for Handing Out X-mas Cards
• Ohio Wal-Marts Segregate Books About African Americans in Their Own Section
• A.M. News Links: Naked man flees, steak for alert dog, paychecks and the single girl
• Parma man sentenced to 18 years in prison for stabbing death
• Cleveland international welcome center planning under way: Global Village
• NAACP, city council members call on mayor to find solutions in Warehouse District
• Brooklyn should make changes to keep American Greetings HQ: News Comment of the Day
• Rob Portman statement on unemployment illustrates how some Ohioans have hit hard times
• Stan Brock gets Inamori Ethics prize at Case Western Reserve University
• Ex-Cleveland school official faces more theft charges in Toledo
• Ohio News Roundup: Bad air in Toledo schools; no charges in Cincinnati park death; Canton soldier ki
• Uniontown babysitter charged in child's death
• P.M. News Links: Woman gets 50 years for sexual abuse; Fox News under fire; Evangelist pleads not gu
• Obama will arrive facing GOP tide in Ohio
• Former Cuyahoga Falls anesthesiologist pleads guilty in pipe bomb case
• Louis Badalament, the Awful Weatherman, Got a Tosh.0 Web Redemption
• President Obama's upcoming Cleveland trip blends economic hopes with political realities
• Concealed-carry permit office moving Friday from Cleveland Justice Center to Parma
• P.M. News Links: Sam Mazzola in more trouble; Elyria gets money for teachers; naked man flees kidnap
• Ohio State Builds World's Fastest Electric Car
• Cleveland-area school districts dividing $75 million in federal stimulus funds
• Cleveland airport chief Ricky Smith addresses worst-case scenario for Cleveland Hopkins Internationa
• Frank Russo, No Criminal Mastermind, Does Something Sketchy, Again
• Eastbound I-90 closed at I-271 merge after bridge shifts
• "Happy Tails" cat sanctuary main house damaged in fire
• Eric Deaton, Constitution Party Candidate for Senate, Indicted for Sexual Contact with Minor
• Deputies ask for tips in search for 6 fugitives: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Cleveland Heights superintendent releases statement on student robbery suspect shot by FBI agent
• Akron Police Confiscate 9 Kilos of Cocaine
• Russo no longer seems worried about political standing: News Comment of the Day
• Cuyahoga election board agrees to limited bilingual ballots this year, countywide use next year
• Alexa Guzman Got Drunk and Drove Kids To School
• A.M. News Links: Cat sanctuary fire, Peeping Tom nabbed, Akron reservoir tainted
• Man killed in motorbike accident identified as John Dubanowich, 22
• U.S. Senate candidates Rob Portman and Lee Fisher agree to debates in Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo
• Future looks grim for Hopkins: Business Comment of the Day
• Continental - United merger: airport director reacts - video
• Nine kilos of cocaine found in freezer in Akron
• Mentor man, 19, arrested in stabbings
• Democrats Ed FitzGerald and Terri Hamilton Brown touting endorsements in final days before Cuyahoga
• 2 women sitting on a porch in Cleveland were shot in a drive-by shooting
• Ohio News Roundup: Buckeye fans walking; dog warden issues in Toledo; prison term in child porn case
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• Baby left in hot car at Super K in Lorain County, mother arrested
• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo appoints sister of his housemate to share supervision at the Boa
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• Man found dead in the Cuyahoga River identified as Lakewood resident
• LADY CASH GETS HER DAY
• Broadview Heights preacher sought sex with a 15-year-old girl, prosecutors say
• Danielle Reaftle Arrested For Leaving 1-Year-Old in Car on 90-Degree Day
• Portage County man arrested after stand-off
• Four InkStop executives indicted on fraud-related charges
• Kenneth F. Seminatore was a much-headlined Cleveland lawyer
• Beleaguered bear owner didn't have workers' compensation insurance, state says
• Angel Glass gets 30 years to life for beating death of son, 5
• Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's baby rhino a thundering bundle of joy
• Death row inmate asks to have fellow prisoner's execution delayed so he can testify
• Cleveland officials are satisfied with Continental's explanation about document suggesting huge
• Reported beating of a Morehouse graduate by off-duty officer adds to controversy in Cleveland's
• Judge sentences Brook Park truck driver who was streaming porn before fatal crash
• Lorain Man Punches Woman, Realizes She Wasn't Who He Thought She Was
• 35-year-old man gunned down during an East Side robbery
• Deputy finds Ravenna man shot on roadside
• Brian Andrews, Axe-Wielding Maniac Who Interrupted Child's Birthday Party, Arraigned
• Refunds on way for property owners overcharged on Cuyahoga County taxes
• Robert Oneal, Self-Appointed "Rambo", Flubs Vigilante Mission
• 5 people escape a house fire in Westlake
• Expanded Book Chronicles Search for Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes Creator
• Bay Village detectives piece together suspected murder-suicide
• 2,000 Ohioans Go to Utah for Gun Permits
• A.M. News Links: Thinking to catch burglar, man forces dad, 3 kids off road
• Asterisk Gallery in Tremont Closing
• FBI agent shoots 15-year-old boy who robbed him in Cleveland Heights
• Cleveland On Web Site's List 20 Worst Cities to Sell a House
• Drug task force reaps benefits for communities after successful busts
• Mike DeWine: Attorney General Richard Cordray's campaign is funded 'almost exclusively
• Gay Games on despite break with local group, officials say
• Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson lacks veto power to overturn City Council's win in softball grudg
• Ohio News Roundup: Gun permits and Utah; sex case against priest; Traficant wins ballot battle
• FBI agent shoots 15-year-old robbery suspect in Cleveland Heights
• Cuyahoga County attorneys attack Ken Lanci's lawsuit as a prelude to political posturing
• Animal rights group says its undercover video of an Ohio farm shows cruel treatment of veal calves
• Ohio Lottery running well but could make some changes, including freeing itself from some oversight,
• Cleveland Heights police explain why FBI agent who shot fleeing teen was justified in firing
• Lakewood con artist Joanne Schneider resentenced to 10 years in prison
• Lorain man indicted in death of baby
• Terminal Tower Observation Deck now open weekends during September and October
• Rep. John Boehner gets it right on new tax-filing mandate for business in the health reform law
• Euclid police seek public help in locating missing youth
• P.M. News Links: Easter Island comes to Green; man rams wrong car in Lorain; mom helps nab peeker
• Continental Airlines document suggests huge cuts in Cleveland Hopkins flights
• Cleveland MetroParks Zoo introduces baby black rhino - video
• David Franklin, New Director of Cleveland Museum of Art, Loves Hockey
• Summit Co. unveils its new $2.9 million animal shelter
• Jim Brown is Slaughter
• South Euclid police arrest 1 drunken driver at latest sobriety checkpoint
• Sunday crash kills two, injures 7 in Mentor
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• Cuyahoga County transition group suggests ethics code
• Concord man arraigned this afternoon in toddler's death
• Ohio News Roundup: Ex-wrestling star killed in Alaska; Crystal Bowersox performs; the cat and the ba
• Sam Mazzola, owner of killer bear, told to get mental health treatment
• P.M. News Links: Attack of the zombie voters; Brimfield goes military; 2 busted in Akron
• Cuyahoga County's boards of revision violated state law by ruling on property assessments behin
• Late August sees surge in temperatures; August is 6th hottest on record
• Cuyahoga County executive hopeful Terri Hamilton Brown unloads on rival Ed FitzGerald and Ohio Democ
• Goodtime III Discovers Dead Body in Cuyahoga River
• CSU hires firms to promote itself, the Wolstein Center and the men's basketball team
• Ohio Republicans feel confident about their chances to win U.S. House seats
• Cleveland Zoo officials hope owner reclaims Burmese python found Sunday in the Cleveland Metroparks
• Ohio Democrats defend their records in Congress
• Cleveland couple accused of abusing 8-year-old son plead guilty to 196 counts of kidnapping, endange
• Memorial service for police dog is today
• Rock Hall Celebrating 15th Anniversary With 'Cleveland Rocks!' TV Special
• A.M. News Links: Armor for Brimfield's troops and other tales of the unexpected
• Cleveland Galleria Continues March Toward Sustainability
• Infant killed in Akron crash
• 16 Dead People Have Voted in Recent Ohio Elections
• Candlelight vigil today marks slaying of 87-year-old man at Lupica Towers in Cleveland
• Cutest Thing You'll See All Day: Cat Adopts Baby Squirrel
• Mentor crash on Heisley Road kills 2, injures 7
• Joshua Ricket Arrested In Death of Girlfriend's 19-Month-Old Son
• Stakes high for Democrats as primary nears for first-ever Cuyahoga County executive elections
• Bay Village woman allegedly killed by spouse had restraining order
• Riding instructor Debbie Gadus, Levert home fire investigation: Whatever happened to?
• 21-year-old woman gunned down and robbed this morning on Cleveland's West Side
• 21-year-old Cleveland man shot in his car on the East Side
• Cleveland school district agrees to lease vacant Jewish Federation building downtown
• Heroin overdose kills California man in Cleveland
• Task force seeks 22-year-old man accused of burglary, assault
• PD reporters Margaret Bernstein, Joanna Connors to get Press Club honors
• Dead man found floating in the Cuyahoga River today
• Grafton prisoners learn job skills but employers hard to find
• Fire damages East Side residence, no one injured
• The new Center for the History of Psychology opens Monday at the University of Akron.
• John Carroll University parking spots will be hard to find this fall
• Beleaguered Cuyahoga County child welfare agency steps up custody filings
• Police investigate apparent murder-suicide in Bay Village
• St. Edward and Mentor fans thrilled to see their football teams play at Cleveland Browns Stadium
• Cleveland man killed in early-morning shooting Saturday
• 30 arrested at after-hours club on Superior Avenue
• State Road in Parma reopened Saturday after water main break fixed
• Two families left homeless from Saturday afternoon Cleveland fire
• Ravenna man in serious condition after his truck runs off Interstate 271 and onto the turnpike
• Two Kent State students robbed at gunpoint early Saturday
• Ohio attorney general candidate Mike DeWine says state pension funds should release records
• Chairman of Joint Chiefs pushes for community aid for vets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan
• A.M. News Links: Idling in Lakewood, toxins in lake water, off-streeting in Sandusky
• Puerto Rico, its ID card rejected, asks Ohio to take another look
• Accident closes west-bound lanes of Ohio Turnpike
• Antun Lewis death penalty trial postponed again
• Browns fans unhappy with city of Cleveland's decision to cut tailgating hours at Muny Lot
• Animal farm owner Sam Mazzola gets eviction notice
• Fired Ohio workers will collect settlement
• Robbery suspect killed in shooting; had been out of prison less than a week
• Federal judge rules that inmate who underwent botched execution attempt can fight 2nd try
• Cleveland schools begin a new year with hope and challenges
• Noble Academy gets A+ on state report card, leading Ohio charter schools
• Mark Sept. 25 on your calendar as an environmental day
• Shoppers swarm Filene's Basement for perfect dress
• Suspected robber killed in scuffle with victim
• State report cards bring good news for some Northeast Ohio schools
• Elderly man found dead with pillow over his face in Cleveland home
• Water main break forces State Road closure
• Free gym memberships help Cuyahoga County residents lose 27,500 pounds
• Watch Thrifty Brides Sprint for Dress Deals
• Cats are free to good homes today and Saturday at the Cleveland APL; 560 cats and kittens need homes
• Ohio Wants Craiglist To Remove Adult Section
• A.M. News Links: Sex toy takes 'distracted driving' to new heights; aerial pot-spotters st
• Columbus Churches Ask That You Don't Kill Anyone This Weekend
• Ohio News Roundup: 23,000 porn images; Ohio's newest state park; kidnapper caught
• Scene and Phillip Morris Agree: Super-Recycling Cans Questionable
• State report cards show gains and some cause for concern as graduation rate dips again
• Indicted school official Steve Canepa resigns amid corruption probe
• Tremont West Development Corp. development director charged with assault
• AFSCME ad calls Ohio congressional candidate Jim Renacci a tax cheat: PolitiFact Ohio
• Death of elderly man found under pillow leaves neighbors fearful
• Cleveland school district celebrates rise in state ratings
• Near West Theatre Announces 2010-2011 Season
• Puppypalooza draws 267 four-footed fans to Progressive Field
• Ohio BMV policy leaves people from Puerto Rico with identity crisis
• Colondra Hamilton Charged For Masturbating, Watching Porn While Driving
• Cleveland man to be recognized for helping police nab burglar
• Morley Davidson, KSU Professor, Unlocks Rubik's Cube Mystery
• Three men shot within 30 minutes this morning
• Cynthia Boogher, Drunken Flasher, Causes Commotion in Lorain
• Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason didn't challenge legally questionable ruling that slashed
• Jim Traficant's Political Hopes Not Dead Yet
• Lorain man dies in house fire
• About the Foolishness of Wanting to Lose the Browns' 'Dawg' Identity
• A.M. News Links: Tailgaters honked off, shy robber cuffed, dogs going to the Tribe
• Peter Lawson Jones Would Like to be a (Casino) Regulator
• Cleveland City Council seeks a conversation on race and safety in Warehouse District: Global Village
• Akron man accused of stabbing his girlfriend
• Patent dispute spins around Cedar Fair's new WindSeeker ride
• State auditor candidate David Pepper says he wants to help local governments detect fraud, spend mon
• For Cleveland, a new school year means it's transformation time
• Comment of the Day: More electric cars on the road?
• Ohio News Roundup: Helicopter camera drops; sex-toy distraction; a hearing for Jim Traficant
• Cuyahoga County bargains down price of corruption paperwork
• Cuyahoga County commissioners approve Justice Center as new council meeting site
• Communicating in Space
• Comment of the Day: Will schools transformation plan succeed?
• Panel recommends Thomas Edison statue go in U.S. Capitol
• Lee Fisher says Rob Portman 'actually sucked the jobs' out of Ohio: PolitiFact Ohio
• Edward Edwards admits killing his foster son but official guilty plea could not be made
• Cleveland man to be resentenced in mother's murder
• Matt Dolan and Ed FitzGerald lead money race for Cuyahoga County executive primaries
• Northeast Ohio students head back to class (photo gallery)
• Cleveland Municipal Court website shut down because private information was put online
• OUT OF DARKNESS
• Cleveland woman beats sister with handgun, barricades herself for nearly two hours, then surrenders
• We Get Mail
• Ex-employee charged in ID thefts at Cleveland Hopkins' Starbucks
• Port in a Storm
• Kenneth Ray, School Janitor, Gropes Little Girls at Wal-Mart
• Brennan Eden in the Craziest Car Crash You'll See All Day
• West Side Market Named Food Network Top 10 Destination
• Lorain Teen Goes Crazy On Aunt
• Matthew Prince and David Muniz, Suspended Cleveland Cops, Spent Lots of Time Parking, Not Much Time
• Former Cuyahoga County Recorder Patrick O'Malley will have to wait to reclaim suspended law lic
• Kristin Ann Stahlbush, Suspended Laywer, Often Billed For More Than 24 Hours of Work in a Day
• A.M. News Links: A 'coolest' suburb, a predator's permit, a pastor busted
• Rodney Stewart, Local Minister, Nabbed in Sex Ring
• Program uses decorative boards to try to blend vacant homes into Cleveland neighborhoods
• Cleveland Hts. Firefighters Held Out For More Money, Lost Jobs When None Was Found
• Nectar for butterflies, database for animal attacks, 'happy hour' for homeless pets: Anima
• Cleveland In Top 15 Cities for Bedbug Infestations
• Hitman sentenced to life in prison in Akron contract murder
• Lakewood Named Top-Ten Coolest Suburb In Country
• Rivergate Park will be great addition to the city: News Comment of the Day
• School district in Bellbrook, Ohio, drops student driving ban
• Abandoned houses need razed, not cosmetic fixes: Community Comment of the Day
• Humane Society asks Gov. Strickland to immediately ban wild animals as pets
• New regional crime lab will expedite DNA and forensic testing
• Ohio Casino Control Commission attracts plenty of applicants, including Peter Lawson Jones
• P.M. Links: Memorial service for bear victim; Tallmadge man dies of crash injuries; county fairs bus
• While calling out Matt Dolan, Ed FitzGerald pleads for positive Cuyahoga County executive campaigns
• Ohio News Roundup: Remembering the Kahiki; Xavier students robbed; murder-suicide in Canton
• Death penalty sought against Maple Heights man accused of killing his grandparents
• No agreement announced as talks end between Justice Department and Cuyahoga County over bilingual ba
• Negotiations on Spanish-language voting materials continue between Cuyahoga County and Justice Depar
• John Kasich wants to streamline state regulations; Gov. Ted Strickland says he's already done i
• Shoe store teams up with barbers and beauticians to send students back to school in style
• ODOT seeks federal grant to establish statewide network of electric cars and charging stations
• Ohio wins $400 million in Race to the Top money for public schools
• Minority Leader John Boehner relies on temporary census workers to bolster claim on federal hiring
• Lorain County man killed by falling tree at a golf course
• Suspended police officers spent time in strip club parking lot and cemetery
• P.M. Links: Bedbugs bite; Bad touch gets man busted; Cops raise stink over ink
• Cleveland schools unsure of how many laid-off teachers will return
• Former U.S. Sen. William B. Saxbe dies at age 94
• Gov. Ted Strickland, challenger John Kasich, release new TV ads
• Higher education: NEOUCOM, Rootstown medical college, seeks name change
• Cleveland schools get good news on preliminary state report card
• Harlem Children's Zone founder visits Cleveland, finds an audience eager to copy his success
• BBB Says Cheap Computer Offer Too Good To Be True
• Strongsville teachers face layoffs -- a year from now
• Suburban Inn: Cuyahoga County's Worst Smoking Ban Violator
• Man shot during West Side Cleveland robbery
• Ohio Seizes 44,000 Pounds of Weed
• Cuyahoga County may boost bed tax, making rate among highest nationwide
• Muni Lot Won't Open Until 7 a.m. For Browns Games This Year (Update)
• Bandit memorial service set
• David Giffels Not Working on Those New 'Beavis and Butt-head' Episodes, Is Working on New
• A.M. News Links: The Streetsboro phoenix, the cost of fighting fat and the potbellied pig
• Alfredo Alicia Stabbed Brother Over $6
• Higher taxes can scare away business for Cleveland: News Comment of the Day
• Justice For Sale in Ohio Supreme Court
• Man killed by bear suffered multiple wounds
• Virginia Leonard, Drunken Brawler, Kicks Ass, Takes Names
• John Boehner at City Club: Fire the Obama economic team
• Lorain County boy accused of molesting young twins
• Cleveland Police to run driver's license checkpoint tonight
• House Minority Leader John Boehner keeps debate on taxes and jobs alive and lively
• Ohio News Roundup: Guilty verdict in ex-Marine death; tattoo brouhaha; Stark treasurer ousted
• Teens arrested inside pizza shop
• Red Cross calls for Greater Clevelanders to nominate local heroes
• Bellaire woman, 21, hit by car and killed in Akron
• Government lawyer calls Great Lakes a 'carp highway'
• Smoking-ban violations, failure to pay fines, lands Middleburg Heights bar in court
• Former President Carter coming to Legacy Village September 28 for a book signing
• Independent candidates begin trickling into Cuyahoga County Council races
• County officials, Justice Deparment could reach agreement on Cuyahoga County bilingual ballots
• Home where Langston Hughes lived during high school in Cleveland condemned
• Sam Mazzola's Bear Killed a Man (UPDATED)
• Michael Ian Black Goes Off on Obama Hater During Columbus Show
• Stock-picking waitress; repairing Ohio's aging dams: Whatever happened to ...?
• Plain Dealer Claims Frank Russo Threatened Publisher Terrance Egger
• Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray advised pension funds to withhold records from Ohio newspapers
• Afternoon Brew: Canton's Ties to Famous UFO, Girl Scout Cookie Money Missing, Traffic Tickets U
• Willoughby man, one other, killed in Wayne County collision
• Family of Sladjana Vidovic, 16-Year-Old Who Committed Suicide, Suing Mentor Schools
• Ohio attorney general, Richard Cordray, pushes statewide discussion about testing rape kits
• 19 Action News Discovers Cougar Trend
• Deputies look for 3 men accused of violence: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Frank Dolezal's Name Cleared in Torso Murders
• One person killed in morning crash near Middlefield
• Federal agents seek man accused of attacking 15-year-old boy over a television
• A.M. News Links: Teen busted at a strip club; torso-murders suspect scratched; store clerk stares do
• Harvard Refuse executive Stanley Lojek charged with bribery
• Lakemore man killed in Akron
• Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner releases video supporting bilingual ballots for Cuyahoga Co
• 4 men face multiple charges in home invasion, dog theft case
• Brunswick police seek woman wanted in a bank robbery
• Algae blooms in Lake Erie should serve as a wake-up call to residents: Community Comment of the Day
• Free gun locks, lead test kits available Wednesday at Tower City
• St. Peter community should be praised for living their faith: News Comment of the Day
• Painesville man dies after car crash, fire in township
• Ohio News Roundup: Suspicious package in Columbus; melee at Akron college; close encounter in Canton
• P.M. News Links: Vermilion clerk defies robber; water main break creates a mess and teens arrested i
• Kelley's Island ranked as among most ecologically threatened Great Lakes' island ecoystems
• Priest, trustees from breakaway St. Peter's parish willing to meet with Bishop Lennon
• Scientists say the toxic blue-green algae will only get worse on Ohio lakes
• Photo Gallery: Bocce Tournament in Mayfield Heights
• Northeast Ohio community colleges post record enrollment
• 20-year-old Cleveland man charged in bar robbery
• Accused killers, armed robbers, rapists, thiefs and child porn collectors due in court: Court Watch
• The era of bilingual voting will dawn soon in Northeast Ohio
• Some strange things happened after The Plain Dealer's publisher challenged his property value
• Cuyahoga County boards approve reductions in property assessments to their own members behind closed
• Secretive and possibly illegal process was used to decide nearly 26,000 challenges to Cuyahoga Count
• Cleveland judge overhauls committee reviewing domestic violence deaths
• Lorain landfill stench may end with legal settlement with Ohio attorney general
• 28-year-old Cleveland man killed his younger brother and himself this morning
• U.S. marshal seeks Cleveland man accused of stealing from his mother
• Father says bear that mauled his son in Lorain County has been put to death
• Traffic tickets issued are down statewide -- but not in Cuyahoga County
• Customers say they bought eggs that are being recalled at area stores
• Shot-at Toledo dog to move to Utah animal shelter
• Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason violated law by returning donations from employees; he plans a
• Darrell Houston is finally free of his legal burden after judge dismisses charges against him
• A.M. News Links: A boat accident on the highway and a 9-1-1 confession
• Mental health group in Cleveland tries to break down barriers in black, Hispanic communities
• Activists demand background checks for all Ohio gun show sales
• A.M. News Links: Police blotters overflow with bear mauling, island fire and wedding fracas
• Mark Arend, Music Fan, Committed Over Loud Music
• Republican Josh Mandel touts his electability, coming from a largely Democratic district
• Cleveland to Pimp Out Your Recycling Container
• Cleveland's recycling program fines leave residents with questions: News Comment of the Day
• Five Guys beats In-N-Out in Burger Rankings
• Ohio News Roundup: 5-year-old shot; 'brazen' scammers; crash survivor gives thanks
• If Paul Hoynes' Lovey-Dovey Tweets Seem Weird, It's Because He's Really Texting His W
• Elyria man dies after being mauled by showman's pet bear
• Tom Ganley Clumsily Clarifies Position on Obama's Religious Beliefs
• Cuyahoga County Board of Elections posts bilingual ballots
• Naked Napping Man Run Over, Parked On By Car
• Cleveland Planning Commission grants convention center preliminary approval
• Ed FitzGerald has fun at Ken Lanci's expense during Cuyahoga County executive debate
• Lesson from Lee Fisher: How not to get an endorsement
• Pair involved in international, BMV fraud sentenced Thursday
• Race With Grace cancer fundraiser set for Sept. 19 in Medina
• Cuyahoga County prosecutors ask court to dismiss case against Cleveland man convicted for a 1991 mur
• Two Cleveland men arrested in connection with death of Nashville man
• P.M. News Links: Rep. Space's election violation and other misdeeds
• Cleveland man gets 2 years for taking payoffs from people required to do community service
• Two teens charged with aggravated murder of delivery man
• Sam Mazola's Bear Kills Man
• Cleveland school district, Cleveland State University team up to open new school
• Parents sue Mentor school system over daughter's suicide
• Body found in burned car last month identified as Euclid man, 41
• Browns fans could be towed if parked in prohibited areas
• RTA will pay $900,000 to family of man who died after he was struck by a left-turning bus
• Cuyahoga County panels spend too little time on taxpayer appeals of property assessments, an adminis
• Local families, vets view departure of last U.S. combat troops from Iraq with guarded optimism
• Army Corp seeks public input on former Nike missile in Parma Heights
• Man mauled by bear at Lorain County farm dies in Cleveland hospital, report says
• A visit to Shaker Heights High School band camp (video)
• High-tech carts will tell on Cleveland residents who don't recycle ... and they face $100 fine
• Man mauled by bear dies; bear's owner for faced troubles for decades
• "LeBron James is a Bitch" Song by Mike Polk
• Kenneth Freeman Had Missing Teens in His Shed According to Police
• Your Nail Stylist is Probably the Victim of Human Trafficking
• Home in Ashtabula Explodes
• Bicyclist Arrested for Drinking While Biking, Possession of Crack Pipe
• President Obama Knows How to Spell O-H-I-O
• President Obama Knows How to Spell O-H-I-O
• Steve Canepa, Charles Edwards Indicted in Connection With Cuyahoga County Corruption Investigation
• "LeBron James is a Bitch" Song by Mike Polk
• 39,000 Gallons of Hydrochloric Acid Spilled On Ohio Turnpike
• Cortez "the Killer" Williamson, Ponytail-Puller, Convicted of Murder
• Parma is Making Serious Bank off Traffic Camera Tickets
• John Mayer Promises to Wear Cavs Jersey at Miami Concert
• John Mayer Promises to Wear Cavs Jersey at Miami Concert
• Phantom of the Opera Ending 18 Years on the Road With Final Shows in Cleveland
• Group Calls for Resignation of Frank Russo, Delivers Letter on Behalf of Cuyahoga County
• Talthina Jackson Allegedly Beat Her 14-Year-Old Son With An Iron
• Good Government Gone Bad?
• We Get Mail
• The Fish That Saved Cleveland
• Journalism For Sale at The County Reporter
• Cleveland Getting a New Improv Comedy Group
• How to Deal With Coyotes
• Morning Brew: Too Many Pigs in Ohio, Church Defies Bishop, Little Italy Land Squabble, and Obama Hea
• Here Are the New Cavs Jerseys on NBA.com
• All Ohio Cremation And Burial Society Responds To Trend In Funeral Choices
• For young people starting out, Cleveland is a smart Step 1: editorial
• Cleveland Metroparks tightens recycling sale procedures
• A.M. Business Links: '99ers' numbers growing, and so is China; angry HP board; easy-to-buy
• Hawken School to open new learning center in University Circle
• Monday Moaning for Aug. 16, 2010
• Rednecks Go Fishing For Carp in Illinois Competition
• Ohio declares war on exploding wild pig population
• Ohio Part of 675-Mile 'World's Longest Yardsale'
• 4 women accused of bilking $500,000 from Richmond Heights widow of slain man
• Ohio Church and Stripclub Mend Fences; Hearts to Go With Jesus, Bodies With the Foxhole
• A.M. News Links: Dogs, zebras go free, and the Canada ferry
• Everything Wrong With Cuyahoga County Government In 126 Words
• A.M. Politics Links: The RNC's disaster, GOP takeover chances, voter anger and the Democrats
• Pro Tip: Don't Rob the Bank Where You Do Your Personal Banking
• China overtakes Japan as world's No. 2 economy in second quarter
• Arthur Elk, of Elk & Elk Personal Injury Lawyers, Sued for Personal Injury and Loses
• Pollution, price worry fishermen on opening day of shrimp season
• Israelis, Palestinians poised to resume direct talks
• Astronauts installing spare pump on space station
• Petraeus says U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is sound
• Ohio News Roundup: Stripper standoff ends; getting a high school back on track; firefighters gone wi
• 'Mushmouth' Mariano Pacetti, Organic Spa magazine, Online School for Girls: Whatever happe
• Homebuilder confidence sinks for third month
• Teen sex not always bad for school performance, study says
• High-paying jobs are created for two former workers at Cuyahoga County Board of Revision
• FDA reconsidering Avastin, a drug for advanced breast cancer
• The small moments, both funny and sad, stir memories: World at War
• Democrats prepare for election challenge by stepping up fundraising, campaigning
• New Japanese leader shuns military shrine honoring Tojo, apologizes for WWII
• Ending violent relationships puts victims in danger, and often leaves them wondering where to turn f
• Car at California off-road race plows into crowd, kills eight people
• Motorcycle accident snarls traffic on Interstate 71
• Seachers find bodies of missing miners at bottom of gold mine shaft in Nevada
• 'Terror babies' are latest immigration scare tactic: Ruben Navarrette Commentary
• Hundreds converge on Times Square for commemorative smooch on VJ Day
• Parishioners, priest from closed St. Peter Catholic Church defy bishop, celebrate Mass in new home
• James Webb Space Telescope promises new look at universe but cost overruns, delays threaten project
• They're known as 'the 99ers,' and their numbers are growing in Ohio and nationwide
• Banks are offering enticements to keep those overdraft fees as law changes
• Equality Ohio director loves what city's neighborhoods have to offer: My Cleveland
• Cuyahoga Children Services is due a thorough inquiry, but that would require a panel that's tru
• Rock Hall visit "a celebration to last throughout the years"
• Gunmen open fire on mosque in Iraq; bombings target commuters
• Deputies seek 6 fugitives: Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Most Wanted
• Courts shouldn't let the Bedols stiff Cleveland: Brent Larkin
• 'Craigslist killing' suspect dead in Boston jail, likely suicide
• Poll shows Democrats losing sway with independent voters
• Hundreds of GIs with PTSD likely misdiagnosed, discharged as "personality disorders," cut
• Mexico rethinks drug strategy as death toll soars
• Japan discovers many of its oldest people have been dead a long time, but pensions live on
• Sketching possibilities for next Ohio House: Thomas Suddes
• 5 accused killers, child-porn sharer, arsonists and robbers due in court: Court Watch
• Latest Airline fee: editorial cartoon
• Police arrest ex-con in connection to double homicide in Maple Heights
• Plain Dealer writer Brian Windhorst embarks on trip around the world
• Hundreds kiss -- a dozen in Cleveland -- in honor of celebration ending World War II
• Interstate seeker gets no help from signs off East 30th Street in downtown Cleveland: Road Rant
• Vote on extending Bush-era tax cuts poses hard political choices
• Census Bureau needs $1.6 billion less for Census 2010
• Lighthouses decommissioned by U.S. cared for by history lovers, investors
• Aaahhh! Greater Cleveland escapes the heat at local pools
• Floods in Pakistan could destabilize government
• Long-winded politicians in China told to shut it
• Dispel the shadow over Ohio public pension funds: editorial
• Privatization of Social Security raised as an issue by Obama, Democrats
• Feast of the Assumption puts the spotlight on Little Italy
• Maple Heights police on scene of apparent double homicide
• Four people killed, three injured in shooting outside Buffalo restaurant
• Obama and daughter Sasha take a dip in Gulf of Mexico during Florida trip
• Gunmen kill 10 passengers traveling on bus in Pakistan
• Their ink, our ink -- Tat Chat is all in fun: Ted Diadiun
• Fluoride mouthrinse program to re-start in schools this year
• Cleveland gangster Danny Greene's explosive life captured in 'The Irishman' and two d
• A cuts-and-bruises economy: Joe Frolik
• Ohio signing up more voters at public assistance offices
• Getting what we need without the pride but with heaps of humility: Terry Pluto's Faith and You
• China working to improve food and drug safety, says U.S. FDA head
• Brian Day's wife takes the lead in defense of reputation: Michael K. McIntyre's Tipoff
• Was flight attendant Steven Slater a wacko or a hero? A Plain Dealer poll
• A.M. Politics Links: Obama and the ground-zero mosque, Boehner gets no respect, the stimulus and a t
• Anthem security breach, payday fraud may be linked
• Ohio News Round-up: Police dog dies in hot car, child support sweep picks up 39, exotic dancer tells
• Obama promises continued federal help and presence in the Gulf
• Cleveland police investigate suspected corruption in traffic/misdemeanor courts; clerk's office
• Cleveland police seek help finding missing 77-year-old man
• Public pools have been an oasis for people sweltering in the heat this summer in Greater Cleveland
• Pentagon plan to cut spending on civilian contractors could save $10 billion in next 4 years
• 2010 is warmest year on record so far
• Smooching for V-J Day and saluting a local Best Warrior: Military Notes
• Joint efforts on Alzheimer's research yield promising results
• Winous Club gives kids a wild day in the marshes of Sandusky Bay
• FDA approves emergency contraception
• Russia prepares to start up Iran's first nuclear power plant next week
• Sense of community builds in new parishes as pain from Cleveland-area church closings slowly fades
• Dow, down 16.80 . . . Nasdaq, down 16.79 . . . S&P, down 4.36
• President Obama supports Muslim center, mosque planned near Ground Zero
• Crate of explorer Shackleton's Scotch is opened after century at Antarctic hut
• African-American couples more likely to share beliefs; faith affects couples' happiness, study
• Wadsworth's Cerino bids to be America's Top Shot
• Cleveland City Council president backs Chris Ronayne in county council race
• Ohio News Roundup: Algae fears for ponds; Roethlisberger disses Findlay; golf standout mourned
• Bus hits man crossing street in downtown Cleveland
• Bingham building in Cleveland's Warehouse District could be auctioned within months
• Medina County 3-year-old still in critical condition after being found in hot car
• Child-welfare agency won't release case files to review panel
• For Cleveland's Inner Belt, a bridge too blah
• Medical mart meeting ends with fight between minority advocates Norm Edwards and Gus Hoyas
• Comedian Eddie Griffin says Cleveland needs to get over LeBron James
• City, Cleveland schools schedule neighborhood meetings to discuss safety plan
• Man pleads guilty for robbery he pulled while dressed in drag
• Stabbing spree suspect won't fight extradition to Michigan
• Two feared dead after accident at Nevada gold mine
• Ostendorf-Morris brokerage in Cleveland splits from Colliers International
• Suspected Michigan stabber was twice in police custody
• 'Temporary' might turn into 'permanent' fix of oil well in Gulf of Mexico
• Ohio Liquor Sales Hit Record Numbers
• Fed official says keeping interest rates low is a 'dangerous gamble'
• Old warbirds bring history roaring back to life at Willoughby's Lost Nation Airport
• Tear-Jerking Story of the Day: Bystanders Rush to Help Victim of I-90 Crash
• 4 survive noontime plane crash near Put-in-Bay
• A.M. Business Links: Liquor sales up; Harrah's in Ohio; India vs. Google and Skype
• Cleveland Clinic Designs a Better Hospital Gown
• JetBlue memo says passengers' accounts differ from Slater's
• Fair, ArtWalk, Feast of the Assumption bring some life to dog days of August: Best of Cleveland
• Man Claims Mouse Attack Led to Car Accident
• Obama signs $600 million border-security bill
• A.M. Politics Links: Sarah Palin's support for the Tea Party, Britain's great change, a re
• Bus Strikes Again
• P.M. Politics Links: Glenn Beck on gay marriage, cigarettes in wartime, Robert Gibbs' pique, Mo
• Consumer prices rise after 3 straight declines
• eBay Item of the Day: Dawg Pound Mike's 'Charlie's Fryes' Costume
• Shipload of Sri Lanka refugees docks near Vancouver while wary Canadians eye refugee claims
• Retail sales post July gain as auto sales increase
• Car Chase, Shootout Caught on Video, Suspect Dead
• In a sluggish economic summer, no easy fix ahead
• Medina County toddler is the probable 32nd child to die from heat stroke in a car this year
• A.M. News Links: Shaving-cream day, algae blooms, bat disease
• Ketaan Wyatt, 3rd-Grader in Ohio, Is a Freaking Baller
• P.M. News Links: The mouse that leaped, Pittsburgh's own dog fan and more weirdness on a hot af
• Draft of controversial Ohio Lottery performance audit says agency performed well
• Judge doubts California gay-marriage opponents have standing to appeal ruling
• Ketaan Wyatt, Ohio 3rd-Grader, Next LeBron?
• JetBlue flight diverted over unruly passenger
• 4 woman indicted for cheating widow out of about $500,000 in property
• Ohio News Roundup: Crowded ERs, jobs in Akron, terror in Cincinnati
• The election repairmen are back: Kevin O'Brien
• Dow, down 59 . . . S&P, down 6 . . . NASDAQ, down 18
• Liquor sales hit record high in Ohio
• Truck crash in Lakewood closes Interstate 90 east
• Will Rangel slide on ethics charges? An editorial cartoon
• July was a very good month in Northeast Ohio for Cadillac, Hyundai/Kia
• Delta to allow passengers to book through Facebook
• U.S. presses Iraq to take over compensation for civilian casualties
• A.M. Business Links: FirstEnergy gets OK for biomass burning; Chump Dump app; and Target talks
• FirstEnergy Corp. to throttle back nine smaller coal-fired power plants
• Ed Whitacre to step down as General Motors CEO next month; Dan Akerson to replace him
• Mortgage rates hit low of 4.44%
• Cuyahoga County auditor prefers to relate good news, leaves the bad news to others
• Jon Stewart Takes John Boehner and Other Republicans To Task for Deficit/Tax Cuts Stupidity
• P.M. Business Links: Air travelers' patience runs thin; U.S. bailouts benefited foreign firms a
• General Motors earns $1.3 billion in its second quarter
• Bomb threat training exercise at Notre Dame College today
• Ben Roethlisberger is Confused About Ohio Geography, His Hometown
• Dan Gilbert reaches preliminary deal with Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment to run casinos
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• Trial in arson that killed 9 set to begin Sept. 1 in federal court
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• Mayfield Heights council overrides Mayor Gregory Costabile's veto on alcohol ordinance
• Dennis Kucinich, John Boehner Argue Over Net Neutrality, Whatever That Is
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• House prices steadier in Northeast Ohio, across the country
• ODOT Inner Belt Bridge designs: editorial cartoon
• Cleveland schools security chief, Lester Fultz, robbed at gunpoint
• Heavenly spectacle: Meteors, planets, moon to grace night sky Thursday
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• Most Northeast Ohio residents feel safe in their communities, poll shows
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• A.M. News Links: 'Naughty Bodies,' a higher gas tax, outraged citizens
• Board of revision member Brian Day resigns after Plain Dealer story questions his status
• Cleveland man who lost leg after a police car struck his disabled car dies
• Cuyahoga County elections board can't reach agreement on bilingual ballots
• Documents suggest John Demjanjuk link to 2nd Nazi camp
• Matt Dolan and Victor Voinovich trade barbs at GOP debate for Cuyahoga County executive
• Obama administration to provide $3 billion in housing aid
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• A.M. Politics Links: A win for the Democrats, low marks for Obama in new poll, aid for the states
• Man Breaks Into Home, Crawls Into Bed With Owners
• Federal deficit running below last year's record
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• Cleveland Craft Coalition bands together for monthly sale of wares
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• P.M. Links: Prostitutes arrested in Canton; rape charges reinstated against ex-Lorain cop
• Case Western Reserve University steam plant may wait months for decision about permit renewal
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• Ohio News Roundup: Man dies in hail of gunfire; upcoming meteor shower; Daisy Mae, dog hero
• Approaching tropical storm interrupts drilling of relief well in Gulf of Mexico
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• BikeTown USA gives away 30 bikes to Cleveland-area essay winners
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• Playing the hero: Phony veterans' decorations, exploits exposed by watchdogs
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• Scott Bauschka, Former Small-Town Top Cop, Commits Suicide
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• Cuyahoga County Cleans House at Board of Revision
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• John Kasich Promises No 3-C Rail Project, Government Begs to Differ
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• United Way of Greater Cleveland Newsletter - July 8, 2010
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• LED Initiative for Jobs and Economic Sustainability Launches New Business Model
• City man plans vineyard in a vacant lot
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• LERCIP College
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• LERCIP Teacher Program
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• United Way Of Greater Cleveland Newsletter - April 6, 2010
• Passport to a Greater Cleveland German Village
• Near West Theatre Celebrates Spring With Production Of The Secret Garden
• United Way Of Greater Cleveland Newsletter - March 8, 2010
• Bison Educational Systems Revolutionizes Preparation For State Standardized Testing
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• Near West Theatre To Host Annual Benefit at 'Enchanted' Trinity Cathedral
• United Way - Greater Cleveland Newsletter - January 11, 2010
• GLSC: After Dark
• BioMedTech Speaker Series Presents: Artificial Limbs for Real People
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• BioMedTech Speaker Series Presents: DNA Days Celebration
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• BioMedTech Speaker Series at Great Lakes Science Center
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• Fabulous Food Show
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• United Way of Greater Cleveland Newsletter - October 8, 2009
• ‘Ease on Down the Road’ with The Wiz at Near West Theatre