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Date : Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:11:23 +0400 SEN. REID PRESSURES ADMINISTRATION OVER ARMENIA-TURKEY DEAL By Kevin Bogardus The Hill http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/66899-reid-pressures-administration-on-armenia-turkey-deal Nov 8 2009 DC Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has applied subtle pressure on the Obama administration over a U.S.-brokered deal ...

U.S. Rep. Steven C. LaTourette of Bainbridge Township, R-14th, tonight issued this statement after the vote on H.R. 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act.

Area members of Congress have orchestrated a new movement to add to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park almost a square mile of woodland around Blossom Music Center.

Some of Greater Cleveland's largest and strongest companies stand to lose money under the nation's current health reform proposals, and their top executives are keeping close tabs.

WASHINGTON The House is inching closer to voting on a comprehensive health-care bill, even as the chamber appears so divided that the measure may not attract a single Republican supporter.

A group of Ohio members of Congress is urging the Obama administration to grant the Buckeye State a $564 million slice of the high-speed rail stimulus funding pie, but most GOP lawmakers declined to sign the letter sent to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.

WASHINGTON: The House voted Thursday in favor of the biggest overhaul of college aid programs since their creation in the 1960s - a bill to oust private lenders from the student loan business and put the government in charge.

WASHINGTON: The House voted Thursday to deny all federal funds for ACORN in a GOP-led strike against the scandal-tainted community organizing group that comes just three days after the Senate took similar action.

Imagine busloads of tourists flocking to the historic Ashtabula Harbor to board a ferry to Port Burwell, Ontario, in Canada.

Provincial funding for a feasibility study could bring a proposed Lake Erie ferry closer to reality.

City, state and federal officials spent Wednesday morning examining the Port of Conneaut, part of a plan to kick-start Conneaut's dormant lake shipping business.

So much for civility. At a town hall meeting where he calls for civility , Congressman Steve LaTourette replies to a question from a blogger with "BULLSHIT!". Not once, but twice.

Submitted by modernesquire on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 11:28pm. Tim flies off the handle : Modern is full of shit .

Austinburg Township property owners affected by the sewer project along routes 45 and 307 can expect an assessment of no more than $43 per linear foot.

Town hall protesters - un-American'? A A Aug. 10: Crossing the line: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the practice of drowning out political views at town hall meetings as "un-American," but is placing such a label on Americans expressing vocal opposition to the Democrats' plan crossing the line? By David Clarke, CQ staff updated Aug.

Town hall protesters - un-American'? A A Aug. 10: Crossing the line: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the practice of drowning out political views at town hall meetings as "un-American," but is placing such a label on Americans expressing vocal opposition to the Democrats' plan crossing the line? By David Clarke, CQ staff updated Aug.

Town hall protesters - un-American'? A A Aug. 10: Crossing the line: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the practice of drowning out political views at town hall meetings as "un-American," but is placing such a label on Americans expressing vocal opposition to the Democrats' plan crossing the line? By David Clarke, CQ staff updated Aug.

Town hall protesters - un-American'? A A Aug. 10: Crossing the line: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the practice of drowning out political views at town hall meetings as "un-American," but is placing such a label on Americans expressing vocal opposition to the Democrats' plan crossing the line? By David Clarke, CQ staff updated Aug.

A local delegation traveled to Washington, D.C., last week to brainstorm on ways to revive and reinvent the struggling Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Co.

Residents soon will see two new police officers patrolling the city, thanks to $442,854 the city will receive in federal funds to bolster law enforcement.