By Ellen Jan Kleinerman of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

A sparse crowd gathered at St. John the Baptist Byzantine Rite Catholic Cathedral in Parma this morning to hear Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg talk about her choice for the next president - Sen. Barack Obama. Full Article.

By John Whitesides of Reuters on Feb. 29

Barack Obama holds a slight lead on Hillary Clinton in Texas and has almost pulled even in Ohio before contests that could decide their U.S. Democratic presidential battle, according to a Reuters/C-SPAN/Houston Chronicle poll released on Friday. Full Article.

By Alan Johnson from the Columbus Dispatch on Feb. 29

Winning Ohio's Democratic primary won't be enough for Hillary Clinton. She must score a big victory Tuesday in the Buckeye State if she is to close the delegate gap on front-runner Barack Obama, a Dispatch analysis shows. Full Article.

From DispatchPolitics.com on Feb. 29

The Ohio Supreme Court today rejected an attempt by Union County officials to overturn Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner's order to make paper ballots available to primary voters on Tuesday. Full Article.

By Kevin Hechtkopf of CBSNews.com on Feb. 29

After a string of 11 straight losses, Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential bid rests on the shoulders of voters in two large, vital states on Tuesday. Full Article.

By Stephanie Warsmith from the Feb. 29 Akron Beacon Journal

Fairlawn Mayor William Roth thinks Summit County Republican Chairman Alex Arshinkoff has done a good job in his nearly 30 years at the party's helm. Full Article.

By Ignazio Messina from the Feb. 29 Toledo Blade

Sen. Hillary Clinton ended her presidential campaign sweep through rural southern Ohio with a vow to concentrate on families and children - chiefly through her plan to insure all of the nation's uninsured. Full Article.

By Sabrina Eaton from the Feb. 29 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama will try to wring votes from every cranny of Ohio before a primary election Tuesday that could decide the Democratic Party's nominee. Full Article.

By Patrick O'Donnell from the Feb. 29 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Wink, wink. Caroline Kennedy wasn't the reason, no way, no how, why a few hundred people came to the Lakefront Community Center Thursday. Full Article.

By Mark Naymik from the Feb. 29 Cleveland Plain Dealer

The North American Free Trade Agreement again grabbed attention in the Democratic presidential race Thursday after a Canadian television network accused Barack Obama s campaign of privately downplaying his opposition to the deal. Full Article.