January 9, 2009

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Edward Elgar: Serenade for Strings (English String Orchestra)

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Maurice Ravel: Roundelay (Cambridge Singers)

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Maurice Ravel: String Quartet (Emerson String Quartet)

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Classical Music with Julie Amacher

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Classical Music with Valerie Kahler

Fresh Water as the key to Northeast Ohio's re-development

Water: the ultimate resource: We made it burn, now some want to make it turn.

When the U.S. Senate passed the Great Lakes Compact in August and the House ratified it this week, many saw it as confirmation of the enormous " and growing -- significance of the largest body of fresh water in the world. In the fifth part of our examination of attempts to rebuild Northeast Ohio in tough economic times, WKSU's Tom Parkinson looks into how the region's wealth of water may be the key " or may be oversold as Northeast Ohio's great hope.

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