Thomas Suddes, one of the Cleveland Plain Dealer's better columnists, had a scathing piece in last Sunday's PD which roasted Republican lawmakers in Columbus for their Voter ID card bill and attac
Drew Carey is being touted as a possible Republican senator. He just has to get over his dislike of Republicans, and deal with the fact that Republican voters don't like him.
The ongoing tragedy in Japan, including the problems caused by damage to nuclear reactors, has refocused attention on nuclear safety in the U.S. As this Propublica.com story reports, U.S. Rep.
Erie County fans of the "The Supernatural," a weekly drama on the CW network about a pair of brothers who battle monsters across the U.S., got an extra treat last weekend: This time, the monsters are targeting Sandusky.
Last year, the Humane Society launched a ballot drive to force a statewide vote on livestock cruelty. It was called off at the last moment after Gov. Ted Strickland helped broker a compromise between farmers and animal rights activists.
Freedom has served the Internet well. The Net continues to expand and offer new opportunities, with little government interference. It's served as a way to connect people who want to engage in political act or connect and share common interests.
Cedar Fair is meeting with its bankers Friday, trying to cut a new deal on a $1.175 billion loan to reduce borrowing costs, according to an article from Bloomberg
Rasha Aly, the Sandusky Register's education reporter from September 2004 to June 2006, is an American from Columbus.
Both of her parents, however, are from Egypt, and she has relatives who live there. She's been following the events in that country closely and posting comments on Facebook.