11. Louis Stokes Oral History from CSPAN
12. Stokes Era Comes to an End Plain Dealer 1/18/1998
13 “Louis Stokes Autobiography “The Gentleman from Ohio” Parts 1 and 2 Cleveland.com August, 2016
George Forbes aggregation
1 Interview With George L. Forbes, Former Cleveland City Council President (1973 – 1989) – Video
2 George Forbes from Wikipedia
3 In Northeast Ohio, 3 Gray Eminences Wield Black Political Influence: Brent Larkin, Plain Dealer
4 Interview with George Forbes by Mike Roberts Inside Business July 2007 Issue
5 Interview With George Forbes 2011 – Benjamin Rose Foundation
6 George Forbes — An Obsession with Power from Cleveland Magazine
7 “Forbes: He Was So Good at Being Bad” by Roldo Bartimole From Cleveland Leader July 21, 2014
8. Voinovich and Forbes: The Era of Good Feelings Cleveland Magazine
Martin Luther King in Cleveland aggregation
Cuyahoga County website devoted to #MLK in CLE/NE Ohio
Video Vault: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Cleveland from WEWS
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Speech Here in 1967 Remembered by Those Who Were There – Plain Dealer
Martin Luther King Jr. in Cleveland: Hear His Voice Ring Out Again – Plain Dealer
Photos of Martin Luther King Jr. in Cleveland – Plain Dealer
Martin Luther King Jr. in Cleveland: How The Plain Dealer Covered Him
King’s Speech – Cleveland Magazine
When Martin Luther King Jr. Brought His Fight to Cleveland- Ideastream 1/16/2017
“Viktor Schreckengost-The Exchange of Art with the Everyday” – winner of 2016 Teaching Cleveland – History Day website award 3.5.16
“Viktor Schreckengost-The Exchange of Art with the Everyday” – winner of the 2016 Teaching Cleveland website award at History Day 3.5.16
Grace Lougheed, Individual Website – Shaker Heights High School
HEART-OF-STEEL Cleveland’s Steel Industry Cleveland.com October 2016
HEART-OF-STEEL
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Heart of Steel: 6 lessons learned from ArcelorMittal Cleveland’s ability to innovate and keep manufacturing alive. Full story »
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ArcelorMittal Cleveland is the most productive steel mill in the world. This is proof that manufacturing has a future in the U.S. ArcelorMittal occupies the site of LTV Steel which went bankrupt and closed about 15 years ago. Full story »
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Steel manufacturing doesn’t just keep paychecks coming for 1,900 workers at ArcelorMittal. For more than 100 years, it has kept the lights on at places such as Interlake Steamship Co. and W.H. Fay Co. Full story »
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They’ve been making steel in Cleveland’s industrial Flats for more than a century. A look at how steel is made today at ArcelorMittal.Full story »
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When China, and other nations, have surplus steel they need to unload — often at prices for less than it costs them to produce — the U.S. has served as a reliable dumping ground. This has contributed to U.S. job loss and factory closings. Full story »
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The steel story in Cleveland, told through the lens of ArcelorMittal Cleveland, the world’s largest steel maker and mining company formerly known as LTV, has been and continues to be a real-life example of many of the political issues surfacing during this year’s presidential election campaign – trade, trade agreements, jobs, skills and wages. Full story »
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The steel story in Cleveland, told through the lens of ArcelorMittal Cleveland, the world’s largest steel and mining company, has been and continues to be a real-life example of many of the political issues surfacing during this year’s presidential election campaign – trade, trade agreements, jobs, skills and wages. Full story »
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Cleveland’s survival as a steel city required inventing and embracing not just new ways of manufacturing steel, but new ways of conducting labor-management relationships. Full story »
The Cleveland Nazis: 1933 – 1945 by Michael Cikraji
Cuyahoga River Fire aggregation
10 Cuyahoga River Documentaries
11 Cuyahoga River Online Exhibit from the Great Lakes Industrial History Center.
Remaking the “Q” Cleveland.com 12/13/16
Remaking the Q
Here is what Quicken Loans Arena could look like, from Huron Road, after a $140 million renovation paid for by taxpayers and the Cavs.Quicken Loans Arena, home of LeBron and the Cavs, to get $140 million makeover
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Cavs will split the cost with Cuyahoga County, the city of Cleveland and Destination Cleveland. Continue reading.
NBA All-Star game coming to Cleveland, perhaps by 2020, Cavaliers say
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Cavs have been promised the big event — which draws celebrities and millions of dollars in tourist spending — once the arena is renovated Continue reading.
See plans for the Q transformation
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Q will undergo a $140 million renovation that is expected to extend the life of the 22-year-old arena for another 18 years. Read more
Q deal could face Cleveland City Council opposition, if Browns’ stadium is predictive
Leila Atassi, cleveland.com
The Q averages 2 million guests, $245 million in direct spending a year: By the numbers
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
Cuyahoga County cannot afford to give millions to the Q: 9 other priorities
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
Is Quicken Loans Arena overhaul worth your tax dollars? Consider these points as you decide (ANALYSIS)
Ohio’s Home-Rule Amendment: Why Ohio’s General Assembly Creating Regional Governments would Combat the Regional Race to the Bottom under Current Home-Rule Principles
Cleveland State Law Review:
Ohio’s Home-Rule Amendment: Why Ohio’s General Assembly Creating Regional Governments would Combat the Regional Race to the Bottom under Current Home-Rule Principles
Law review paper written by Jonathon Angarola