TOR Weekly News Roundup

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TOR Weekly News Roundup

Headlines picked from around the web by TOR staff

1. Intel developments explained for Ohio: Diving into new CEO’s changes - Katie Millard, MSM.com

2. Ohio colleges could lose state funding if they don’t implement new higher-ed law, bill architect says - Laura Hancock, Tribune News Service

3. Why US Men Think College Isn’t Worth It Anymore - Profile of Men in Lake County, Ohio - Francesca Maglione, Bloomberg UK

4. Ohio House Speaker: 'I don't support' Bengals, Hamilton County's $350M request for stadium funding - Taylor Weiter,  9 WCPO Cincinnati 

5. Feds allege bias in medical journal edited by Cleveland Clinic doctor; defenders decry ‘Orwellian’ tactics - Sabrina Eaton, cleveland.com

6. Northwest Ohioans in Rome note city’s ‘huge shift from the joyous feeling’ of Easter – Sarah  Readdean, The Blade

7. In East Palestine derailment trial, railroad and chemical maker agree on who pays residents - Josh Funk, Associated Press

8. Ohio senators could revive Gov. Mike DeWine’s stadium funding plan -- with a twist - Jeremy Pelzer and Anna Staver, cleveland.com

9. Ohio professors submit 4,500 signatures to kickstart repeal of controversial higher education bill - Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

10. Husted secures early Trump endorsement in bid to hold Ohio US Senate seat - Sarah Donaldson, The Statehouse News Bureau

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Public Private Partnership Gives Update on Springfield 2051 Project, Leading to New Questions

Public Private Partnership Gives Update on Springfield 2051 Project, Leading to New Questions

BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - On Monday, The Springfield commissioners met to hear an update from representatives from the newly minted ‘public-private’ partnership administration for Springfield 2051, a think-tank operation designed to guide city development, facilitated by contracted organization Future IQ.  During the update, representatives Kevin Rose and Marta Wojcik

By OhioRegister