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Arts & Culture
In the Heights, Augusto Bordelois and Steve Litt
Featured Tuesday, February 9, 2010 on Around Noon
Dee Perry speaks with one of the original stars of In the Heights - Seth Stewart - as the Kent native returns home to Northeast Ohio for the PlayhouseSquare staging of this Tony-winning musical. Plus, Cuban-born painter Augusto Bordelois frames his life story of defecting to the United States to follow the love of his life. And, Plain Dealer art and architecture critic Steve Litt updates us on what's on display at MOCA and where that display is headed.
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In the Heights, Augusto Bordelois and Steve Litt
From Mad Men to Twitter Feeds: How Advertising is Evolving
William Busta, James McCarty and Mark Twain
Evelyn Wright, iona rozeal brown and From Then to Now at MOCA
Education
Gifts To State Schools Stay Strong
Featured Monday, February 8, 2010 on Regional News Stories
Most Ohio colleges and universities seem to be bucking a national trend in charitable contributions
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Gifts To State Schools Stay Strong
Kent Benefits Region As It Approaches Centennial
Twelve-Year-Old Author Calls Herself the World’s Youngest Teacher
Ohio Seventh and Eighth Graders Build Cities of the Future
Health
Tuesday Checkup: a dangerous ingredient
Featured Tuesday, February 9, 2010 on Regional News Stories
Salt is a major ingredient in the American diet, often appearing in unexpected places.
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Tuesday Checkup: a dangerous ingredient
Three Summit County Hospitals Display Emergency Room Wait Times
Haiti Aid Groups Restrict Food Distribution to Women; Psychologist Helps Children Cope
Economy & Jobs
Featured Tuesday, February 9, 2010 on The Sound of Ideas
By this time next year, Cuyahoga County will be just weeks into an entirely new form of government: an executive and council which will replace the current county commissioners and most other county-wide elected offices. It's a transition that some say will create the second most powerful officeholder in the state, and those leading it have already called for a 15 percent spending cut and engaged a thousand volunteers to help flesh out the change. Tuesday morning at 9 join host Dan Moulthrop for a conversation with some of those steering the biggest local government overhaul in the state's history.
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Upside/Downside: The Underemployed
Environment
Environmental Groups Push To Boost great Lakes Funding
Featured Thursday, February 4, 2010 on Regional News Stories
President Obama's proposed 2011 budget includes a fairly large cut in funding for the hard-fought-for Great Lakes Restoration initiative.
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Environmental Groups Push To Boost great Lakes Funding
The Ganges River, Considered Holy by Hindus, Threatened by Shrinking Glaciers and Pollution
New Budget Includes Millions More for Great Lakes Restoration
Rare Advisory For Northeast Ohio Air
Cuyahoga Dredging Plans to Affect Port Move and Downtown Development
Politics
Featured Tuesday, February 9, 2010 on The Sound of Ideas
By this time next year, Cuyahoga County will be just weeks into an entirely new form of government: an executive and council which will replace the current county commissioners and most other county-wide elected offices. It's a transition that some say will create the second most powerful officeholder in the state, and those leading it have already called for a 15 percent spending cut and engaged a thousand volunteers to help flesh out the change. Tuesday morning at 9 join host Dan Moulthrop for a conversation with some of those steering the biggest local government overhaul in the state's history.
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