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The Wired blog is very cool and one of the poster’s wives is an IT Teacher who requested he write about school IT donations. Some things like VHS machines? Nope. Computers that are not so old? Much better, especially if they have an operating system installed. The best thing to do of course is call [...]

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Thankfully all the news is not bad !  From WKYC’s website, Cuyahoga Community College is adding a Westlake Campus.  There was a 33 acre plot of land in Westlake zoned industrial but apparently Westlake said a bird in the hand is better than waiting for an industry to buy it.  yeay!  Tri C has already [...]

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Careerboard is one of the saner places to browse jobs. Why was I browsing? Well, it’s the beginning of the school year for one, and so various clients’ children have made passing comments about not really knowing what to study in school so they can get a job when they are finished. So I decided [...]

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Read a short (and I do mean short) blurb in the PD today about Reps. Jay Goyal and Josh Mandel’s idea to give college tax credits to students who pledge to stay in Ohio after graduation. I began scanning the web for more info. The credits range from $5000 for an Associates Degree to $30,000 [...]

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Almost every day,  I find myself driving by John Marshall High School. I never tire of looking at it, the structure is so stately and beautiful at the same time. Am I in the minority or do others feel this structure should be saved? Tom Ott of the  PD reports today about Cleveland City schools rebuilding [...]

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These might be of interest so I wanted to paste an email I received from Bellaire Puritas Development Corporation’s Rachel N today- one on conflict management and one on housing issues:  Hello neighbors, Here are two items of interest for your immediate attention. 1.) Do you have a conflict with…? noisy neighbors co-workers students/teachers your [...]

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Working with eight different buyers over the course of the last month is certainly helping me stay organized and out of trouble. I’ve spent some time contemplating (when I HAVE time!) about what I am learning and what is important in this process. One of the most useful things buyers can get is a copy [...]

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Central Connecticut State University did a study on the Most Literate Cities in the United States. Here was the criterion: 1. Booksellers 2. Educational Attainment 3. Internet Resources 4. Library Resources 5. Newspaper Circulation 6. Periodical Publications These categories were weighed against total populations of cities. First, here is where major Ohio cities ranked: Cincinnati [...]

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You might think I’m on a rant about jobs. Hmm, I guess I am. I wrote a post the other day on the Cleveland Hub Initiative which could bring 6500 jobs to Ohio once the project gets off the ground. Today I’m still on jobs because, well, because we all want more jobs in Cleveland. [...]

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