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Arts & Culture
Featured Friday, March 19, 2010 on Around Noon
Dee Perry welcomes back award-winning British conductor Benjamin Zander who leads The Akron Symphony this weekend in Mahler's Symphony No. 9 at both E.J. Thomas Hall and Severance Hall.
Recent Arts & Culture Coverage
Preview of the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival & Cinematheque Cult Film Festival
Cleveland International Film Festival
Preview of the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival
Education
Featured Friday, March 19, 2010 on The Sound of Ideas
While working to fix the economy, healthcare and national security, the Obama administration is also taking a run at education reform. A blueprint released this week is aimed at changing the No Child Left Behind Act. President Obama's plan calls for more rewards and fewer punishments for schools. We'll find out what that means, what Ohio educators have to say about the plan and how it lines up with regional reforms already underway.
Recent Education Coverage
CASE, Temple Tifereth In Historic Partnership
School Systems Differ On Value Of Bonds
Nobel Laureate Speaks At Case Early Childhood Education Forum
Health
Boccieri To Support Health Care Bill
Featured Friday, March 19, 2010 on Regional News Stories
Ohio Congressman John Boccieri is among the latest Democrats to announce their intention to vote for the final health overhaul.
Recent Health Coverage
Boccieri To Support Health Care Bill
Liquor and Legislators Don’t Mix On Casino Rules
Nobel Laureate Speaks At Case Early Childhood Education Forum
Kucinich Switches Vote on Obama’s Health Reform Plan
Economy & Jobs
Featured Sunday, March 21, 2010 on The Sound of Ideas
For months now, the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority has had the appearance of an agency on the verge of implosion: a CEO's sudden and expensive departure, a crucial grant opportunity missed, a much touted relocation plan scuttled, public disagreements among board members. Monday morning, we'll get the inside story about this tax-payer funded agency. The Port Authority's current CEO and a board officer sit down to take our questions - and yours.
Recent Economy & Jobs Coverage
Ohio Unemployment Tics Up In February
Upside/Downside: Birdies and Derbies
Environment
Heavy Rains and Rising Rivers Cause Flooding in New England and the Midwest
Featured Wednesday, March 17, 2010 on NewsDepth
In New York and New Jersey last weekend, strong storms knocked down trees, ripped down utility poles, and damaged homes and cars. Several inches of rain fell in some areas, causing flooding. Cold temperatures and rivers swollen with rain and chunks of ice have created driving hazards all over Iowa. The National Weather Service is predicting major flooding over the next few days in the Midwest, including in Hannibal, Missouri where the community put in its flood gates Monday. Residents in North Dakota are preparing for a flood that's expected to hit later this week. People filled sand bags, and convoys of trucks delivered them to the lowest lying areas as the Red River continued to rise. Fargo firefighters are doing their part to make sure they're ready too. They spent their weekend in the pool to practice saving people from flood water.
Recent Environment Coverage
Heavy Rains and Rising Rivers Cause Flooding in New England and the Midwest
Science Cafe: A Glacial Legacy
Biofuels out of … Algae? One Area Company Makes a Breakthrough.
Politics
Featured Friday, March 19, 2010 on Feagler & Friends
Mr. Feagler and guests discuss expansion plans at Akron-Canton Airport and Continental Airline's plan to drop complimentary meals.
Recent Politics Coverage
Boccieri To Support Health Care Bill
