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Arts & Culture
Featured Friday, November 20, 2009 on Around Noon
Internationally-acclaimed percussionist Jamey Haddad brings along award-winning cellist Alisa Weilerstein for a live performance in the Key Bank studio as they preview The Cleveland Orchestra's new Fridays@7 series.
Recent Arts & Culture Coverage
Abolitionist John Brown, Artist Micol Bayer and Hugging & Wrestling at MOCA Cleveland
Doug Elkins Dance, Dwell Magazine and CSU Poets
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Travels from Connecticut to New York City
Beijing Man Saves China’s Ancient Treasures from the Wrecking Ball
Education
Ohio Aggressively Pursues Federal Education Dollars
Featured Thursday, November 19, 2009 on Regional News Stories
Race To The Top money encourages states to come up with innovative programs to improve education.
Recent Education Coverage
Ohio Aggressively Pursues Federal Education Dollars
Many Ohio and U.S. Students Choose Printing Over Cursive
Normandy High School Math Teacher Receives National Educator Award
Health
Featured Friday, November 20, 2009 on Feagler & Friends
Mr. Feagler and guests assess the viability of the Medical Mart/convention center project.
Recent Health Coverage
Upside/Downside: measuring the success of wellness programs
New Orleans Medical Community Offers Free Health Care to Residents
Economy & Jobs
Port Board Explains Executive Departures
Featured Friday, November 20, 2009 on Regional News Stories
The board of directors for Clevelan's Port today offered their most candid assessment to date of the turbulence in Port leadership.
Recent Economy & Jobs Coverage
Port Board Explains Executive Departures
Upside/Downside: measuring the success of wellness programs
Number of Ohio Borrowers - Even in Prime, Fixed Loans - More Than Three Months Behind in Payments Up
Environment
Twenty Five Injured Birds Survived Oil Spill and Released Back into the Wild
Featured Wednesday, November 18, 2009 on NewsDepth
Fifteen birds were released back to the wild on Friday. They were some of the birds that were rescued after they were injured in the recent oil spill in San Francisco Bay. Without help from local wildlife workers they might not have survived, as you saw a few weeks ago. But after their rehab, they were healthy and ready to go. Ten birds were released earlier in the week. A few more birds still need some time to recover.
Recent Environment Coverage
Twenty Five Injured Birds Survived Oil Spill and Released Back into the Wild
Ohio Senators Divided on Climate Change Legislation
Cleveland Zoo Gorillas Try a Healthier Diet
Florida Manatee Rescued off New Jersey Shore, Returned to Miami
Politics
Ohio Attorney General Sues Credit Rating Agencies
Featured Friday, November 20, 2009 on Regional News Stories
A.G. Richard Cordray says reckless business practices resulted in five Ohio pension funds losing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Recent Politics Coverage
Ohio Attorney General Sues Credit Rating Agencies
Reform Backers Ok With Transition Team Choices
Port Board Explains Executive Departures
