The City of Cleveland will be recalling 25 of the Division of Police (CPD) officers affected by the state-imposed layoffs, after receiving a grant in the amount of $5,864,275. The grant will cover the full salary and benefits packages of the recalled CPD officers for three years.

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Despite allegations of being "purposefully offensive," a Republican student group in California held a controversial bake sale on Tuesday in opposition of pending legislation that would al

The Dead Sea Scrolls, so ancient and fragile that direct light cannot shine on them, are now available to search and read online in a project launched today by the Israel Museum and Google Inc.“Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it accessible and useful,” said Yossi Matias, managing director of Google’s R&D Center in Israel.“This gives you a way to understand the beginning of biblical history,” said museum director James Snyder. “Nothing could be more important.”

Please join Councilman Cimperman, TWDC, Safety Director Flask, City of Cleveland Planning, and Ohio Canal Corridor for an important public meeting about all things Clark Field. At the meeting, you will hear:

 

 

 

COVERT, MI (WHTC News) - Officials at the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant shut down the facility yesterday afternoon due to what they called a breaker fault in the electrical system. No injuries were reported, but crews spent the night working to repair the problem and get the facility back to full operations. The system involved controlled lights and other indicators, and a separate DC power supply was able to maintain power to the affected areas without interruption. Other generators brought online are maintaining electrical supply to customers.

Wow! So we get a Supermoon with an already increased gravitational pull on the Earth on the same day that Elenin aligns with the Sun and the Earth! Now we know why Obama and the ‘elite’ are in Denver…Several months ago, I wrote a post about the supermoon that gathered a lot of attention.

A frightening report circulating in the Kremlin today prepared by the Federal Atomic Energy Agency (FAAE) states that “emergency notices” have gone out to all of Russia’s nuclear power plants warning them that a potential “blast” from our Sun could cause “massive power blackouts” and could even result in &ld

In a strange coincidence of anomalies, many world leaders and politicians will be in recess during the next alignment with ‘Comet’ Elenin.

The United Nations has an empty schedule from September 23rd through October 10th, 2011.

U.S. Army Army Spc. Marc Whittaker, with the 529th Military Police Company, holds back his military working dog Anax while Senior Airman Erin Simes, a canine handler attached to Task Force Duke, acts as a decoy during an end-of-leash drill at Forward Operating Base Salerno, Afghanistan, on April 5. They conducted three portions of training involving detection, obedience and patrol skills.The scenarios incorporated real-life distracters such as an entry team to get the dog accustomed to such distractions before going out into the field.

CLEVELAND DIVISION OF POLICE
Presents
“Rape Aggression Defense Systems Training (R.A.D)”
RAD is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques. It is a comprehensive self-defense
course for women high school age and above. That begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction
and avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defensive training. The course is led by
officers of the Cleveland Division of Police, who are certified R.A.D. instructors.

  Residents look on inside their damaged house after an earthquake in Cuilapa, Guatemala, Monday, Sept. 19, 2011. Four earthquakes struck the southeastern part of Guatemala in less than two hours Monday afternoon.

Rescue workers dug through mudslides as they struggled Monday to reach thousands of villagers cut off by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 53 people and damaged more than 100,000 homes in mountainous northeastern India, Nepal and Tibet.Heavy rains slowed the relief effort and made conditions miserable for many homeless villagers as they prepared to spend the night outside."There may still be villages where people are trapped under collapsed houses that we have not been able to reach," he said.

But know this: the next election is fourteen months away. And the people who sent us here – the people who hired us to work for them – they don’t have the luxury of waiting fourteen months. Some of them are living week to week; paycheck to paycheck; even day to day. They need help, and they need it now.

Barack Obama's American Jobs Act speech in full

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/barackobama/8751376/Barack-Oba...

complete speech

Cleveland Volcano, a 5,676-foot peak located 940 miles southwest of Anchorage, continues to expel lava out its crater, a low-level eruption that began in mid-July, scientists at the Alaska Volcano Observatory said. A volcano in Alaska's Aleutian Islands has been in an unusual low-level eruption for two months, raising the specter of an explosive eruption with little warning, officials at the Alaska Volcano Observatory said on Friday.Interference with air travel is the most immediate risk posed by Alaska's volcanoes because the peaks lie directly in the f

Bold farmers in Indonesia routinely ignore orders to evacuate the slopes of live volcanoes, but those living on Tambora took no chances when history's deadliest mountain rumbled ominously this month.Villagers like Hasanuddin Sanusi have heard since they were young how the mountain they call home once blew apart in the largest eruption ever recorded — an 1815 event widely forgotten outside their region — killing 90,000 people and blackening skies on the other side of the globe.

The Morning Journal won first place as the Best Daily Newspaper in Ohio under 100,000 circulation in the 2011 Ohio SPJ Awards competition. The website, www.MorningJournal.com, also won first place for Best Web Site.
The newspaper also won second-place for Best Page One Design.The annual statewide journalism competition is sponsored by the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists chapters in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus.

 

 

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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The newly created office of county inspector general said it is fulfilling its duty to root out fraud, abuse and waste in Cuyahoga County government.Mark Lime, the chief of the criminal division of the Cuyahoga County Clerk of Courts, was fired Thursday after being accused of stealing money from the office.

Lime could not be reached for comment Thursday evening.

We have a district! The race is on! In a stunning development, the redistricting gave most of the Republican part of my old district to three incumbent Republican congressmen and left most of the Democratic part of my district intact. As a result, about 57% of registered Democrats in the new district come from my old district. With your help I clearly have a good chance to be able to continue to serve the people of Ohio and to remain a strong and outspoken voice for jobs, peace, clean water and clean air, education and civil rights.

 

NASA says the 20-year-old satellite will probably fall sometime between late September and October. Pieces of it could land anywhere in the six inhabited continents in a worldwide swath from south of Juneau, Alaska, to just north of the tip of South America. NASA scientists estimate a 1-in-3,200 chance a satellite part could hit someone. Most of it will burn up after entering Earth's atmospher. The 6-ton (5.4-metric ton) Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS) ran out of fuel in 2005 and will fall uncontrolled out of orbit.