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Celebrating the Year of the Dog
Web Exclusive - Posted May 31, 2006
In observance of the Chinese "Year of the Dog", the St. Clair-Superior Development Corpration commissioned a number of area artists to decorate 25 dog statues that are on display around the downtown neighborhood. Here are a few examples.
  

Viability of City Living - Interview with CSU's Thomas Bier
Web Exclusive - Posted April 13, 2006
For years, Thomas Bier has tracked housing trends in Northeast Ohio as a faculty member of Cleveland State University's Levin College of Urban Affairs. Recently he spoke with ideastream's David C. Barnett about the viability of people living in the central city. Bier says downtown living is an established tradition all over the world.
  

Keeping Up With Global Competition
Web Exclusive - Posted March 29, 2006
An example of the new world of workforce training needs can be found in an industrial park in Medina County. Destiny Manufacturing is an automotive metal stamping plant that had it's origins in the Rockstedt tool and die company of Cleveland. Rockstedt has built a reputation on making precise metal forms - or "dies" - that Destiny uses to stamp out thousands of hinges and brackets a day. In 1998, the companies moved their operations to Brunswick, where there was room to expand, along with some favorable tax breaks. Destiny's Michael Schuessler recently spoke with ideastream's David C. Barnett about that move and about the changes that his industry has weathered in recent years. Schuessler says, the making of dies used to be a big business here.
  

Nano-Tech
in Northeast Ohio
October 27, 2004 Making Change Web Exclusive
Commentary by Shula Neuman
I am not a scientist.
The last science class I took was “Biology for Poets”
my freshman year of college. So I’m the last person anyone
would expect to get excited about scientific concepts. And
yet to me, Nanotech is exciting stuff... [Read
more]
See
Also: Small
Technology with a Big Impact
[October 27, 2004 Feature Story]

Craig
James Interview
May 12, 2004 Making Change Web Exclusive
The region needn't
despair when considering who will come along to head up vital community
organizations and to make sure Northeast Ohio grows. As I explained
in the story on the new style of leadership (aired May 12, 2004),
there are dozens of so-called "young leaders" in the region
who are already actively engaged in changing the regions economic
development. We'll meet one of them, Craig James, in this exclusive
web interview.
See also: Leadership
New Style [Aired May 12, 2004]
    

Leadership
Commentary
May 5, 2004 Making Change Web Exclusive
Commentary by Shula Neuman
I’m embarking
on a story about leadership in Northeast Ohio. It’s
not the usual story about leadership - trying to find the new leaders
and blaming the established leaders for not giving up the reigns.
Instead, it’s based on a thought that perhaps there are plenty
of youthful, energetic leaders in Northeast Ohio; we just don’t
know how to recognize them... [Read
more]

Cleveland
Convention Center
May 30, 2003 ideastream(sm) Web Exclusive
Potential Convention Center Site Locations [View
Locations]
Convention Center Questionnaire Results [View
Results]
New Businesses Help Drive Growth
March 7, 2003 ideastream(sm) Web Exclusive
Small Businesses represent an important part of the economy.
They are a major source of new job creation as well as a major employer
of the region’s workforce. They are responsible for product innovation
and creation and nationally generate over 50% of the Gross Domestic
Product... [View
Presentation]
Phil Hart on Sustainability, Smart Growth,
and Building Green
March 6, 2003 WCPN Web Exclusive
Interview By: Shula Neuman
"Our thanks to Phil Hart for providing this information. Mr. Hart
is chair of the planning committee for of SCS, an amalgom of organizations
working to promote sustainable communities. Mr. Hart is also an architect
and is past-president of the American Institute of Architects, Cleveland
Chapter."
Interview with Barbara Byrd-Bennett and Mohsen
Anvari
February 2, 2003 WVIZ Web Exclusive
Interview By: Julie Henry (January 13, 2003)
Julie Henry met with Barbara Byrd-Bennett, CEO, Cleveland Municipal
School District and Mohsen Anvari, Dean, Weatherhead School of Management,
CWRU to discuss the role education plays in the success of our local
economy.
[Read Article]
Interview with Larry A. Viterna
January 15, 2003 WVIZ Web Exclusive
Interview By: Julie Henry (December 17, 2002)
Julie Henry talks with Larry A. Viterna, Chief, Commercial Technology
Office at the NASA Glenn Research Center. She finds out what role
NASA Glenn plays in the NASA system, what kind of programs they are
involved in terms of education and technology transfer, as well as
what steps NASA Glenn is taking to help the economy.
[Read Article]
Interview with Gail E. Wright
January 15, 2003 WVIZ Web Exclusive
Interview By: Julie Henry (December 17, 2002)
Julie Henry meets with Gail E. Wright, Program Manager for the Great
Lakes Industrial Technology Center (GLITEC). Julie gets the scoop
on the NASA Glenn Garrett Morgan Commercialization Initiative (GMCI).
The GMCI is a program which has the potential to help small business
with their technology needs. Find out more about the program and how
NASA is doing their part to help reinvent our economy.
[Read Article]
The Connection Series
January 2, 2003 WCPN Web Exclusive
By: Mike West
Northeast Ohioans of various backgrounds are banding together to try
and help the city become a better place to live and conduct business.
For decades community and business leaders have worked on similar
efforts. But these new groups are impatient. What they lack in funds
they make up for in energy and vision. Ideastrams Mike West has this
look at The Connection Series and their goal of changing the way Northeast
Ohio and the rest of world views Greater Cleveland.
[Read Article]
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