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Ohio governor candidates on affordability, property taxes, data centers and more (opens the original)
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As Ohioans cast their ballots for who will become the next governor, the final result will make history, no matter who wins. If it’s Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, he’ll become Ohio's first Indian American and billionaire governor, as well as the first Hindu governor in the United States. If Democrat Dr. Amy Acton gets the most votes, she’ll become the first elected woman and Jewish governor of Ohio. And if Libertarian Don Kissick upsets the two major party candidates, he’ll become the first Libert
How the US-Canada trade war is affecting Northeast Ohio businesses (opens the original)
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The ongoing trade war between the U.S. and Canada could have lasting economic and political implications for both countries, particularly for businesses in Northeast Ohio. Starting next week, Canada will begin charging retaliatory tariffs on American goods being shipped into their country. The U.S. was the first to kick off this battle with the same move on Canadian products coming into the United States, effective as of Aug. 22. The Trump administration imposed the tariffs after Canadian Prime
One World Day celebrates diversity at Cleveland Cultural Gardens (opens the original)
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In a few days, tens of thousands of people with gather at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens to celebrate One World Day. This will be the 80th year for the annual festival which celebrates global diversity, cultural heritage and unity. It's hosted by the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation which currently consists of 38 individual gardens honoring distinct nationalities and cared for by groups of people who celebrate those cultures. The gardens, while beautiful to look at, are also full of careful
Shifting federal student loan policies leave borrowers wondering what's best | Law of The Land (opens the original)
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The Trump administration's changes to available federal student loan repayment plans, along with new Parent Plus loan and graduate school borrowing caps went into effect July 1, leaving many borrowers wondering what's in their best interest as legal challenges against overhaul continue to play out in court. On Monday's edition of the "Sound of Ideas" hosted by Stephanie Haney, we'll look at the student loan lending landscape in the latest installment of our "Law of The Land" series, where we exp
Mentor native Katie Spotz to row Pacific Ocean solo to support clean water access (opens the original)
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Access to clean water is a luxury not everyone has outside of the United States, and that disparity is the reason Mentor native Katie Spotz is preparing to row 10,000 miles solo across the Pacific Ocean, beginning in a few short months. It's a journey that will take around eight months to complete, as Katie aims to become the first woman to row solo from South America to Australia and the first American woman to row solo across the whole Pacific Ocean with the goal of bringing clean water to 100
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