2016 June 14

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Plunderbund Sues Over Charter Scandal Records

After months of delays, Plunderbund has sued Kasich’s education department of public records

Voters Need A Voice On School Board

ECOT Lies About Enrollment Numbers

Ohio’s Largest Online Charter School, ECOT, Has Disturbingly Overstated Student Enrollment

Ohio Alliance For Public Charter Schools Going Out Of Business

The dismal reputation of Ohio’s charter industry may be the reason funders have withdrawn their support of OAPCS.

Help Fight Back Against Trump’s Agenda In Ohio

Here’s a quick list of some of the groups in Ohio that will be actively working against Trump’s backwards and divisive agenda.

From the daily archives: Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Clinton In Cleveland: ‘A Moment When We All Need to Stand Together’

On June 14, 2016 By John Michael Spinelli

Hillary Clinton was in Cleveland on Monday, as she transitions from winning state primaries to get the Democratic nomination to winning the nation to become the first woman to be elected president this fall.

Mrs. Clinton has been declared the presumptive nominee for president for The Democratic Party, and with the last primary tomorrow, in Washington D.C., her nomination is all but assured when Democrats gather in late July in Philadelphia to nominate her to take on Republicans in the fall General Election. But for the tragic terrorist attack at an Orlando LGBT nightclub during this past weekend, the former […]

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Orlando Tragedy Dominates Clinton’s Day In Cleveland

On June 14, 2016 By John Michael Spinelli

They are intergenerational co-workers at Flow Polymers, LLC on Cleveland’s east side. Beth is a production scheduler and Ashley works in sales and marketing.

Their workplace was so close-by that they walked over Monday morning to Team Wendy, at the Cleveland Industrial Innovation Center, to see and hear what Hillary Rodham Clinton had to say, now that she’s transitioning from winning state primaries to winning it all in November.

They were among the 400 or so who turned out to see the first woman to be named the presumptive presidential nominee for a major American political party—The Democratic Party. Beth […]

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