Ohio colleges brace for start of semester schedule Dayton Daily News The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/wn1Fnz ) reports that also appears to be true at Ohio University and Columbus State Community College. Those schools start using semesters this fall, as does the University of Cincinnati. A Cincinnati official says ...
Tips and tools to help you reduce the cost of college: Plain Dealing Plain Dealer By Sheryl Harris, The Plain Dealer Scott Shaw, The Plain DealerStudents head to class at Cuyahoga Community College. Ohio's Board of Regents has focused on making making credits earned at any public college in the state transferable to any other public ...
Community Items Zanesville Times Recorder "One Race, One People, One Peace" is part of Ohio University Zanesville's Third Thursday event series, which provides cultural, diversity and educational programs in the community. The program will be at Elson Hall Auditorium and is free and open to ...
Being socially responsible means working for the future Marion Star As part of Pioneering Healthier Communities (PHC) - Marion, the Y is working to increase opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating in our community. We have an opportunity now to improve an important road in Marion County. The Ohio...
Competition more fierce for grants Marion Star The city also received another $1.7 million, its portion of an ARRA grant awarded to the Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission to assist low-income families, prevent homelessness and weatherize homes. "They're very important to us, because we got ...
Cuts in Ohio's state budget could make Northeast Ohio communities consider ... Plain Dealer (blog) By Tonya Sams, The Plain Dealer CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Gov. John Kasich's $112 billion state budget, which cut $455 million in funding for local governments, has caused communities statewide to consider collaborating and sharing services.
Making Over the Mall in Rough Economic Times New York Times Designers in Buffalo have proposed stripping down a mall to its foundation and reinventing it as housing, while an aspiring architect in Detroit has proposed turning a mall's parking lot there into a community farm. Columbus, Ohio, arguing that it was ...
Groundhog Breakfast speakers: Business mixed, education up The Newark Advocate One of the main facets of each year's breakfast is the economic forecast made by community leaders gathered at Adena Hall on the Newark campus of Ohio State University and Central Ohio Technical College. This year's prediction was a bit of a mixed bag, ...
Local banks end 2011 strong Cincinnati.com Despite a tough economy and uncertain industry climate, the region's five largest publicly traded community banks all closed 2011 in the black. As industry observers predict increased mergers and acquisitions, all five banks boast capital levels that ...
It's easy to be involved, but you have to listen Marion Star "Lucy, I brought you to this tonight to show you how easy it is to be a part of your community. What we did tonight, we hope, will change the way our community is built. We could be part of making Ohio 95 the start of making Marion a place that ...
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