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Righting the Ship

Sunday, March 21
Topics: Economy

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.

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Ohio Unemployment Tics Up In February

Topics: Economy

Ohio's official unemployment rate rose a bit in February....but state officials who've just released the numbers say they don't necessarily mean the economy is continuing to deteriorate. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

CASE, Temple Tifereth In Historic Partnership

Topics: Education, Other

A Cleveland religious icon is guaranteed restoration, while a local university dramatically upgrades its artistic presence. ideastream's Rick Jackson reports on an historical cultural agreement.

Boccieri To Support Health Care Bill

Topics: Politics, Health

Ohio Congressman John Boccieri is among the latest Democrats to announce their intention to vote for the final health overhaul.

Upside/Downside: Birdies and Derbies

Topics: Economy

On the upside, Ohio's birds are bringing in tourism dollars. On the downside, Akron's All American Soap Box Derby is facing out of state competition.

School Systems Differ On Value Of Bonds

Topics: Education

A federal allocation is set to make more than $430 million in construction bonds available to Ohio school districts.

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The Help Wanted and Facing the Mortgage Crisis projects are designed to raise public awareness, mobilize networks of community partners, and aggregate community resources to serve our Northeast Ohio communities.

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>> Facing the Mortgage Crisis

Benjamin Zander

Friday, March 19
Topics: Arts

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.

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The March survey is now available!

This month, we’re looking for your thoughts on – and experiences with – participating in community activities. This could include volunteering for an organization, participating in an local community activity or service (such as organizing a library book sale, baking items for a local bake sale, cleaning a park, coaching sports, etc.), or just even helping out a neighbor or group.

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Rag, Monk and Moonlight

Tuesday, January 19
Topics: Arts

NEO pianist Matthew Skitzki releases his debut disc

A New Era

Monday, January 4
Topics: Arts, Economy, Education

Trumpter Sean Jones talks about his role as artistic director of the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra

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Out of This World: Rocketing Ahead

Friday, March 26 at 9:00 PM

LA Theater Works: Mr. Ricky Calls a Meeting

Friday, March 26 at 10:00 PM

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