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Whiskey Island and Coast Guard Station Walking Tour and discussion of the Next Steps for the future development of Whiskey Island and the historic Coast Guard Station.

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One of the biggest challenges facing Cleveland comes in building the networks needed to build wealth in our inner city neighborhoods.

The inner city is an important economic development frontier, and new models of development show promise. Some years ago, Michael Porter established the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City to apply cluster approaches to these markets. Learn more

More pictures from the final Waterfront Plan presentation on Tuesday.

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An E4S Third Tuesday Networking Event

Tuesday, September 20, 2005

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In place of our usual Tuesday Excellence Roundtable lunch, we encourage all our friends to join us for lunch at the City Club Thursday, September 22, to experience the insight of Generation-X expert and good friend of NEO Excellence Rebecca Ryan. We have reserved space for other Roundtable friends who would like to sit together - please let me know ASAP if you will attend with us - norm [at] realinks [dot] us.

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Had a great time this weekend at iNGENUiTY.
The family enjoyed it as well.

Here are some photos I took with my crappy camera.
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To see photos from the Ingenuity Festival 2005, visit the image gallery

On E.4th there was a very nice old storefront - run down but striking - which was set up as an art gellery and featured great art - a high point of the Festival - how about keeping this in operation!

Light and color installation in the RTA tracks at Tower City

Please join us next week for,Workforce Development Forum No 2: Building Innovation & Entrepreneurship in NEODate: Tuesday, August 23

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As I commuted here via public transportation, I got into a conversation with an associate about the levy that failed two weeks ago. He stated that it was just because of the corruption, graft and inequality in which the schools have been complicit and that denial of funding to the school district is necessary and just. While his evidence to support his claims is documented in the district's history (because these things HAVE happened in the Cleveland Municipal School District), I could not offer evidence that things would change.

Monday, Aug 22, 2005, 10:00 am FREE

Children and parents alike were, and still are, captivated by Where the Wild Things Are that tells the story of a boy named Max who “made mischief of one kind or another� and is sent to his room without his supper. As readers will recall Max then sails on a private boat “through night and day� and becomes “king of the wild things�. Published in 1963, the book was awarded a Caldecott Medal in 1964. An exhibition for people of all ages, Where the Wild Things Are provides the opportunity for hands-on interaction with Sendak’s stories and characters. Visitors are encouraged to dress up like a “wild thing� and dance in the wild forest, cook in the “night Kitchen,� read on Rosie’s stoop, slide into a bowl of chicken soup and create their own masterpieces while listening to classical music.

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Sunday, Aug 21, 2005, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm, $4; $3 seniors, students; kids under 12 free

Be among the first to view the video and photo-based work of eight national and international artists featured in Out There: Landscape in the New Millennium and the ceramic sculptures of regional artist Alicia Basinger, our latest in the Wendy L.

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Three newly-conserved Japanese hanging scrolls are a highlight in this installation of Chinese and Japanese art dating from 2000 BCE to the present. The earliest scroll, Gibbon on a Rock by Kanõ Yasunobu (1613­1685), is one of only five Kanõ-school ink paintings in the Allen's collection. It illustrates the important connections between Kanõ painters and Zen Buddhism.

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The tour begins at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds and travels through the countryside to Sandusky where they are greeted by family and friends and treated to dinner and a complimentary ticket to Cedar Point. Then it's back to the Fairgrounds where they receive a celebratory picnic for their efforts. For more information please contact Bridget Andrews at (800)667-7131 or go to www.MSohiobuckeye.org.

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Saturday, Aug 20, 2005, 9:00 pm $10

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This new display of war memorabilia and local history exhibited throughout the Hoover family homestead includes artifacts and local information on the Civil War, WWI and WWII and the Korean and Vietnam conflicts.

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Saturday, Aug 20, 2005, 7:30 pm $20,53.50

One of America's most endearing comedies, this family-friendly, Pulitzer Prize-winning play about a hilariously unconventional family and their unusually eclectic friends will leave you breathless with laughter. The crazy, lovable Sycamore family plays impromptu hosts when their soon to be in-laws arrive unexpectedly for dinner. Sparks fly (literally!) as the non-conformist Sycamores face-off with the ultra-traditional Kirbys. Classic comedy takes center stage in Kaufman and Hart’s American masterpiece.

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Thursday, Aug 25, 2005, 7:00 pm $5,8

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