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Flying the Coop? Discussing Cooper Stadium 27 years of columbus diversity • discussion • debate metropolitanWednesday, April 21, 2004 100 E. Broad St., Suite 2350 • Columbus, OH 43215 club Available online at www.sourcenews.com Ph: (614) 464-3220 • Fax: (614) 464-9767 • E-mail: [email protected] Next Wednesday at CMC • April 28 Clippers, Franklin County and Cooper Stadium. Today at CMC And what of downtown? Mr. About Us… Noon-1:15 p.m. Flying the Coop? Milbourne, where and how does moving CMC firmly believes in the free the stadium to a downtown location fit expression of all ideas and the bene- Growing Smarter Series Discussing Cooper Stadium, Forum #1 into the overall center city development fits of an open exchange of informa- picture? What experiences have other tion. CMC is non-partisan and takes Sustainable Dewey Stokes, Franklin County the impact of cities had with no positions on issues. Commissioner; Robert H. Milbourne, sports, sporting downtown sports Anyone can join! From the begin- Growth in the Big president and CEO, facilities and sport- venues that we ning, there have been no barriers to Darby Watershed The Columbus Partnership ing events on our might emulate or membership and all forums have wel- Columbus econo- avoid? comed the general public. Diversity, Moderated by: Linda Logan, Presented in partnership with: my seems in order. Working with both in programming and member- 1000 Friends of Central Ohio executive director, Greater Columbus A number of every sports fran- ship, is one of the many benefits of Sports Commission Bob Gabel, scenic river years ago, the Milbourne chise, sports facil- being involved in CMC. Everyone is program manager, Ohio Sponsored by: county began ity and sporting welcome. Department of Natural wrestling with event that touches Each forum is an hour-long pro- Resources; Malcolm Porter, what to do with Cooper Stadium, Columbus, mod- gram that starts with a brief introduc- consultant, BIA of Central Ohio; beloved by fans, but the oldest AAA sta- erator Linda tion followed by 25-30 minutes of Cheryl Roberto, director of the dium in the nation. Renovate it or move Logan will set the speaker comments. The final half hour Department of Public Utilities, it? Move it where? The County stage for this con- is filled with unfiltered, unrehearsed City of Columbus; Commissioners hired Convention Sports versation and put questions from the audience. John Tetzloff, ___________________ & Leisure to conduct a community opin- the role of sports president, Darby Stokes Creek Association ion survey about the Clippers and the in Columbus in Join Today! Before the community can intelligently stadium. Commissioner Stokes will perspective. Moderated by: Call CMC at (614) 464-3220 for address the question, “Where should share research findings and help sort out the Don’t miss this forum and stay tuned for Rich Sensenbrenner, more information. Columbus City Council Cooper Stadium land?” a discussion about puzzle that includes Yankee’s owner the proposed sequel: “Where Should Cooper the Clippers, downtown development and George Steinbrenner, the Columbus Stadium Land?” ___________________ April 16 at CMC… CMC Board of Directors CMC and Janet E. Jackson . .President Upcoming CMC Forums United Way of Central Ohio The Daily Reporter Jim Elliott . .Vice President Wednesday, April 28 CMC Forum Uncovers Issues Editorial Alliance James Hopple . .Treasurer Forum #1, Discussing Cooper Stadium Today, CMC begins publishing its Schottenstein Zox & Dunn news weekly in The Daily Reporter. A Elfi DiBella . .Secretary Flying the Coop? proud 27-year history of providing the Surrounding New Conceal/Carry Law Huntington National Bank Nicholas J. Ashooh . .Immediate Past-President Dewey Stokes, Franklin County Commissioner; community with an open exchange of American Electric Power Robert H. Milbourne, president and CEO, information and ideas just grew richer The Columbus Partnership Christie Angel, Benjamin J. Marrison, with our ability to reach a larger, more “The legislation provides immunity SBC The Columbus Dispatch Moderated by: Linda Logan, executive director, diverse audience through this medium. If Dr. Herb Asher, Sharon R. Steele, Greater Columbus Sports Commission for the business itself; however The Ohio State University The Women’s Fund of Sponsored by: NBBJ and you’re one of our 713 members, 50 or nowhere in the law does it protect Susan Eichinger, Central Ohio Schottenstein, Zox & Dunn more sponsors or new to CMC, watch for individuals, such as CEOs and HR Fireproof Records Center Suzy Swanson, Wednesday’s Daily Reporter for the latest Anthony T. Hebron, SC Search Consultants managers, from personal liability.” Limited Brands Nancy Todd, Wednesday, May 5 forums and register to attend. See you on Karen Hollern, Grange Insurance Wednesdays! — AARON GRANGER, ESQ. Battelle Ric Wanetik, Leonard Berstein’s MASS Elizabeth “Liza” Cochran Public Relations P. 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Watch the coverage Lori Marlow . .Program/Marketing Coordinator of the Columbus policy, that person can be Tricia Wilson . .Membership Coordinator Presented in partnership with: Leadership Columbus Metropolitan Club charged with ‘criminal Columbus Metropolitan Club PANELISTS TO BE ANNOUNCED 100 E. Broad St., Suite 2350 Forums on PBS: trespass,’ a fourth-degree Columbus, OH 43215 The Ohio Channel Office: (614) 464-3220 Wednesday, May 19 misdemeanor.” Fax: (614) 464-9767 TO BE ANNOUNCED WOSU Digital: 34.5 — DEPUTY CHIEF E-mail: [email protected] Time Warner: 199 JOHN ROCKWELL Granger and Rockwell Wednesday, May 26 Go to United Way Community www.ohiochannel.org Assessment Report for air times Check the forums YOU will be attending in the circle. Reservations are Easy! Roberta Garber, executive director, Write the NUMBER OF GUESTS attending in the square. Questions? 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