Cleveland Hopkins Airport
The Irish barber; a chapel at Cleveland Hopkins; the Jack Welch Management Institute: Whatever Happened to ..... ? (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
We follow up on three stories: Irish Barber in Rocky River, which featured free beers for customers; the chapel planned for the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport; and the Jack Welch Management Institute at Chancellor University.
Get on the same page--Editorial, Sun Messenger (The Sun Messenger)
There is definitely confusion in the air between Cuyahoga County and the Cleveland Department of Port Control over the future of the county airport in Richmond Heights.
WWII vets depart on Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. (The Canton Repository)
Pacific Theater veterans depart on HBO-sponsored Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
Cleveland airport sees some delays due to snow (The Daily Jeffersonian)
CLEVELAND (AP) - Airports in northern Ohio are reporting cancellations due to a storm hitting the northeast United States. A Cleveland Hopkins International Airport spokeswoman says Continental Airlines canceled about 6 percent of its flights Friday...
Winter storm causing some flight delays at Cleveland airport (WKYC Cleveland)
CLEVELAND -- The snow and wind from a big winter storm system is causing flight delays and cancellations at Hopkins International Airport.
Across the USA News from every state (USA Today)
News from every state
Cleveland airport sees delays due to snow (Palladium-Item)
CLEVELAND (AP) — Airports in northern Ohio are reporting cancellations due to a storm hitting the northeast United States.
Continental Airlines to charge extra for exit rows seats (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
The exit-row seats on airplanes that the savviest travelers knew to grab if they were available have become an even more precious commodity. Continental Airlines said Wednesday it will begin charging coach customers extra if they want seats in exit rows.
'There's no place to pile up plowed snow' - area road crews seek respite after grueling February marked by near-record ... (Chagrin Solon Sun)
With just 28 days, February may have been the shortest month of the year, but it was also the most grueling for area road crews. “We didn’t have one day that we didn’t have snow,” Road Superintendent Gene Layne said.
Inner Belt Bridge project draws interest from four design/build teams (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
The competition to design and build a new Inner Belt Bridge, Ohios largest single infrastructure project ever, has begun.
