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Blogs:
Akrocentric:
Will Akron Lose its Marbles? America's Oldest Still-Standing Toy Factory is in Akron
Akron Aeros:
Newsom saves ninth in as many tries as Aeros top Thunder
Akron Zips:
Zips offer scholarship to Georgia linebacker
All Da King's Men:
Rewriting History, Obama-Style
Balanced Ledger:
Spring football
Blog of Mass Destruction:
Voter ID Revisited: The Nuns
BokBluster:
Willie Horton of Gitmo
Browns Bulletin:
Taped signals saga involved the Browns
Cleveland Browns:
McGinest's farewell tour
Cleveland Cavaliers:
LeBron to mom, Celtics: “Sit your (butt) down.”
Kent State Sports:
Baseball continues hot streak
Ohio Politics:
Finally A Real Conservative For President: Bob Barr
Ohio Travels with Betty:
Our family will visit Columbus this summer - need suggestions on things to do.
Olympic Dreams - Running:
Oregon Twilight
Patrick McManamon:
The win, the dunk (WOW), the series …
Sound Check:
Black Keys play "secret" Myspace Show at Beachland
Tia's Trends:
Whitehall Jewelers CEO to Retire
The Heldenfiles:
"Dancing With the Stars" Semifinals (Four Contestants)
The Sports Blitz:
Cleveland Browns - They Love Them! They Really, Really Love Them!
Varsity Letters:
North, Firestone win Auten track and field titles
Michael Douglas
Odd couple at the Statehouse
Jon Husted and Ted Strickland need each other
On Friday, Jon Husted and Bill Harris brought a dose of order to the impeachment process unleashed a week ago when Ted Strickland and a cast of leading Democrats called for the resignation of one of their own, Marc Dann, the managerially challenged attorney general of Ohio.
Marc Dann falls into his trap
The sliming of the attorney general's office
Perhaps you're wondering after reviewing the fallout from the state attorney general's office, two firings of top aides, one resignation, the boss himself admitting a ''romantic relationship'' with an employee: What would an independent investigation have revealed?
The energy deal that Ohio needs
The price of electricity at the Statehouse
Ted Strickland thought he had a deal — one crafted in the wee hours of the morning and strong enough to prevent ''unwarranted and unjust'' rate increases for power companies.
Talking seriously about higher education
Yes, in Ohio, of all places
Moments of bipartisan bliss have dotted the first 15 months of Ted Strickland occupying the governor's office. Recall the state budget winning near unanimous approval, and, more recently, Strickland and fellow Democrats joining Republicans in charge of the legislature to unveil a $1.57 billion plan to invest in public works, biosciences, brownfields and other worthy projects.
When RFK said, Yes we can
A speech about Martin Luther King, 40 years ago
Of all the books written by the late David Halberstam, none is as spare and poignant as The Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy.
Old Ohio or New Ohio?
The governor faces a revealing choice
Recall early passages from the State of the State address Ted Strickland delivered a year ago. The new governor talked about ''embracing the challenge before us,'' about ''an ambitious vision for our state,'' about ''a revolutionary commitment to new technology.''
My month as a juror
An education in more than the law
I was trembling, not so much that others would notice but distinctly enough that I won't soon forget. I was sitting with my fellow jurors, having gathered in the jury box, ready to share our verdict in a recent homicide case.
Fight card
Measure Metzenbaum the campaigner by the quality of his opponents
Al Gore captured Howard Metzenbaum in handful of words. ''What a fighter he was!'' the former vice president exclaimed in the eulogy he delivered Sunday at Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple in Cleveland Heights. Almost everyone who watched Metzenbaum, from near and far, admirer and critic, can cite an episode of his fearlessness, his defying the powerful, paying little heed to the clubbiness of the Senate, where he represented Ohio for 19 years.
Inside Ohio.com
HEALTH
Children's is growing its bone marrow program
Hopes to get approval to offer area patients transplants from unrelated donors
