Synapse declines California relocation offer amid funding shift
Ignani says Synapse rejected a conditional bid to move to California, preferring to stay in Northeast Ohio. He notes Case Western and University Hospitals support, strong regional talent, and initial JumpStart funding totaling over 31.3 million plus a 1.25 million California stake. JumpStart later declined further investment, deeming their role fulfilled.
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Feud Over Dog Licenses S Narrows Service at Stewart Office
Stewart blames Kale for undermining the dog license program which requires mailings, online signup, or Drug Mart outlets. Kale says he only asks questions while County leaders including Cordes and Hobart clash over responsibility and timelines. Residents and dogs suffer as the dispute persists.
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County seeks EPA fine use for wetlands projects
County commissioners said Ohio Environmental Protection Agency fined Lorain County $425,870 for violations at six wastewater plants. County Administrator Jim Cordes noted efforts to fix issues over several years and that fines have been reduced. The county asks EPA to apply remaining funds to wetlands and related projects within Lorain County.
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Ohio leaders weighed options to make college affordable
University leaders urged more state support as Ohio faces tuition rises and budget limits. Governor Strickland promised a tight budget below the 3.5 percent cap while considering a college savings accounts program. A statewide report notes inflation adjusted funding per student has fallen 24 percent in five years, with enrollments aided by aid programs but tuition climbing.
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Invacare plans cost cuts and restructuring worldwide
Elyria officials weigh potential benefits as Invacare moves to streamline operations amid Medicare reimbursement cuts. The company aims to save about 38 million this year and 50 million next year through cost reductions in manufacturing and distribution. Projections show 2006 net sales near 1.49 billion with adjusted earnings per share around 27 to 33 cents.
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Mega Millions numbers drawn Tuesday with large jackpot
Mega Millions drawing Tuesday yields numbers 4 8 15 39 52 with Mega Ball 101. The estimated jackpot stands at 25 million dollars, and the kicker sequence listed is 5 9 8 7 3 7.
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