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CHICAGO — Ohio plans to begin taking retail orders Tuesday on $230 million of double-A rated Garvee bonds and opening the sale to institutional buyers Wednesday.
December 3 - Ohio
CHICAGO — Ohio-based public power provider American Municipal Power Inc. will come to market Wednesday with $654 million of mostly taxable debt to finance a new hydroelectric plant along the Ohio River.
November 30 -
CHICAGO — After years of planning and local front-page headlines, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, will hit the market next week with $346 million of tax-exempt and taxable debt that will tap two federal stimulus bond programs to help finance a new convention center and medical supply mart in downtown Cleveland.
November 23 -
CHICAGO — Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded to Baa1 from A3 its rating on Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport, warning that the airport faces pressure from declining enplanements and airline revenue.
November 22 - Ohio
CHICAGO — Fitch Ratings downgraded Akron, Ohio, as the city prepares to hit the market Monday with a $76 million general obligation borrowing as part of its annual debt issuance to finance capital projects.
November 19 -
CHICAGO — Ohio will enter the market Monday with $300 million of tax-exempt bonds and taxable Build America Bonds to finance higher education capital projects across the state.
November 19 -
Moody's Investors Service last week boosted its outlook to stable from negative on the Cleveland Clinic Health System in part because the prestigious system has scaled back some of its ambitious capital program.
November 5 - Ohio
CHICAGO — The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, which serves the Cleveland area, Thursday will sell $338.3 million of Build America Bonds in its largest-ever deal.
November 2 -
CHICAGO — The Ohio Turnpike Commission will refund $130.3 million of bonds Monday to achieve savings of nearly $10 million over the life of the debt.
October 28 -
CHICAGO — Midwestern voters next week go to the polls to decide the fate of $2.16 billion worth of borrowing requests, choose new governors, and decide spending and taxing measures.
October 26 -
CHICAGO — UC Health, which operates the primary safety-net hospital in Cincinnati, is coming to market Tuesday with $207.5 million of revenue bonds to finance capital projects.
October 21 - Ohio
CHICAGO — Ohio will take bids on $75 million of general obligation bonds Wednesday in the state’s first competitive sale since the 2008 market crash.
October 15 - Ohio
CHICAGO — The Ohio Housing Finance Agency will take institutional orders Thursday on $130 million of mortgage revenue bonds offered under the federal new issue bond program, marking the agency’s first — and likely its only — new-money transaction of the year.
October 13 - Ohio
CHICAGO — After years of selling its long-term debt through negotiated sales, the Cleveland Metropolitan School District opted to take competitive bids on its recent issue of $55 million of qualified school construction bonds.
October 4 - Ohio
CHICAGO — Ohio Tuesday will take retail orders for $582 million of refunding bonds to achieve lower interest costs over the next eight years.
September 27 - Indiana
CHICAGO — Public power agencies in Indiana and Ohio plan to return to the market this month with their final borrowings for the Prairie State coal-fired plant project that has risen in cost by more than $1 billion to $4 billion.
September 14 -
CHICAGO — The Ohio State University will enter the market Tuesday with $741 million of bonds to launch a $2 billion capital expansion program.
September 9 -
CHICAGO — Ohio has launched a new bond program aimed at lowering borrowing costs for two-year colleges across the state.
August 26 -
CHICAGO — The University of Akron in Ohio is pricing $135.7 million of bonds Wednesday that will allow the school to shift its debt into fixed-rate mode and terminate a costly interest-rate swap.
August 24 -
The looming foreclosure on a downtown Cleveland landmark could have implications for tax increment financing debt sold for the project and TIF-backed borrowings across the state and nationally, say some Ohio bond attorneys.
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