Colleges diversify offerings with more online classes
Many students are opting to take college courses online at their convenience -- and local colleges and universities are working to capitalize on that trend by adding more online options to their...
4:30 am February 15, 2010
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Strength in numbers
Nonprofits in Northeast Ohio face two challenging certainties: Money is tight and the need for the services they provide has climbed.
4:30 am February 8, 2010
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Nonprofits also in need
Local nonprofits in Northeast Ohio are worried that a deluge of aid benefiting Haiti earthquake relief efforts will dampen their fundraising.
4:30 am February 1, 2010
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Business groups to lead push on Third Frontier
With both houses of the Ohio Legislature agreeing in principle to put a Third Frontier bond issue on the May 4 ballot, business groups across the state are gearing up to mount what likely will be a...
4:30 am February 1, 2010
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Advanced energy agenda starts locally
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4:30 am February 1, 2010
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Medicaid sales tax windfall for state
A little-known sales tax on Medicaid managed care plans is propping up county and state coffers as sales tax on most other things lags behind predictions.
4:30 am February 1, 2010
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Foundation aids senior housing plans
Established as a reactive grant maker, the McGregor Foundation now is taking an active lead in helping local organizations create more affordable housing for seniors.
4:30 am February 1, 2010
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John Carroll reconfigures university expansion
For John Carroll University, the timing for executing plans to expand and update the campus of the land-locked private school in University Heights hasn't been good.
4:30 am January 25, 2010
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Proposal to end elections for high court gains steam
Rather than Supreme Court justices running for election to six-year terms, a proposal by Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Moyer calls for each justice to be selected by the governor.
4:30 am January 25, 2010
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Heart of the city
Kent State University soon will sell up to $200 million in bonds to fund a campus construction and renovation program that is projected to cost $200 million to $250 million.
4:30 am January 18, 2010
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