Two Cleveland Schools considered for National Awards

Two Cleveland area schools are up for a national education award. Chagrin Falls High School and Louisa May Alcott Elementary School were both nominated for a Blue Ribbon Schools Award. Seventy-five percent of the students need to score high on proficiency tests for a school to be in the running for the honor. Yesterday, Wickliffe Elementary earned a spot in the Ohio Association of Elementary School Administrators' Hall of Fame

Sawdust transmitted E.coli bacteria

Health experts are blaming sawdust in the air for transmitting E. coli bacteria throughout the Lorain County Fair. Twenty-three people were affected by the outbreak in 2001. A report in the "Journal of the American Medical Association," says a barn dance stirred up the sawdust which transmitted the bacteria into other buildings and onto food and beverages.

Teens Accused of Making fake money

- Two Highland Middle School teens, ages 13 and 14, are in hot water with the school's administration. The duo has been accused of making fake money by using a scanner. An assistant principal was alerted by another student about the money and the information was passed on to local authorities

Cleveland ready to layoff 700 city workers

Mayor Campbell outlined plans to layoff hundreds of city police and firefighters. Sacrificing safety to balance the city budget.

Man wants Cleveland Mayor recalled

- A local contractor wants to give Cleveland Mayor Jane Campbell the boot. Michael Levin says he'd be a better leader. He's hoping to get 21 thousand signatures over the next 30 days to start the process of removing Cleveland's first female mayor. Levin says as the city's new leader he would get the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonies moved to Cleveland. Right now, some of Mayor Campbell's support has shifted after announcing more than 700 job cuts in the city's work force this week.