School statistics reflect low wages
To grasp how pervasive low-wages and poverty are in Ashtabula, take a look at the state report cards for the buildings in the Ashtabula Area City School District.
Nordic Air a JEDD success story
While 2008 is shaping up to be a gloomy landscape for the national economy, things are looking good at Nordic Air in Harpersfield Township.
DRIVING FOR DOLLARS
To get a picture of the direction that economic opportunity has taken in northeast Ohio, watch the flow of traffic on Interstate 90 in the early-morning hours.
June 25, 20081 Photo
Partnership for economic prosperity
When it comes to economic development in Ashtabula County, the buck stops at the doorstep of 17 N. Market St.,
June 25, 20081 Photo
Life on $7.75 an hour
Sherry Allums talked her husband, Roy, into selling their house in Euclid and moving to Ashtabula County so their grandson, Dylan Christian, could attend better schools.
June 25, 20081 Photo
Looking for the jobs
Back in 2001, Joseph Mayernick, executive director of Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County, told a reporter for the Business Journal that his organization had, in 11 years, retained 4,000 jobs and created more than 14,000 in Ashtabula County.
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School statistics reflect low wages
To grasp how pervasive low-wages and poverty are in Ashtabula, take a look at the state report cards for the buildings in the Ashtabula Area City School District.
County fails to make higher-education grade
When it comes to higher education, Ashtabula County is at the bottom of the class.
Nordic Air a JEDD success story
While 2008 is shaping up to be a gloomy landscape for the national economy, things are looking good at Nordic Air in Harpersfield Township.
DRIVING FOR DOLLARS
To get a picture of the direction that economic opportunity has taken in northeast Ohio, watch the flow of traffic on Interstate 90 in the early-morning hours.
Partnership for economic prosperity
When it comes to economic development in Ashtabula County, the buck stops at the doorstep of 17 N. Market St.,
Life on $7.75 an hour
Sherry Allums talked her husband, Roy, into selling their house in Euclid and moving to Ashtabula County so their grandson, Dylan Christian, could attend better schools.
Looking for the jobs
Back in 2001, Joseph Mayernick, executive director of Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County, told a reporter for the Business Journal that his organization had, in 11 years, retained 4,000 jobs and created more than 14,000 in Ashtabula County.
