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Christ Church Cathedral
318 East Fourth Street
(Map
to Christ Church)
Alternate Thursdays at
12 noon
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Date |
Topic |
Speaker |
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February 11, 2010 |
An Update On The Cincinnati Public Schools
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Eileen Cooper Reed, President, The Cincinnati School
Board |
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January 28, 2010
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Plan Cincinnati: Forging A
New Comprehensive City Plan |
Charles C. Graves, III, Director of the Department of
City Planning, |
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January 14, 2010
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Assessing The General Assembly And State Government: A Review Of The 2009 Budget Crisis And What Lies
Ahead In 2010 |
Representative Tyrone Yates
Click on name to see video |
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December 10 |
Hard Times For The County: A Report On Budget
Decisions |
By President
David Pepper,
Part II Hamiton
County Commissioner
Click on name to see video |
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November 12 |
“Moving Toward Full Inclusion of People with
Disabilities” |
Robert Harris ,
Esther Pederson,
John Rhomer
Click on name to see video |
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October 29 |
Election 2009 – ballot issues and candidates:
Featuring a debate on issue 8 – the water works
amendment
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Stacey
Benson, Campaign Coordinator for “Yes on Issue 8,”
will speak in favor of the
Amendment, and
Connie Roesch, Superindent for Community Services
will explain why the City is considering turning over the water works to a
new Regional Water District.
Click on name to see video |
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October 15 |
Election 2009 – Ballot Issues such as the Casino Gambling
Ohio Constitution Amendment and the Water Works City Charter Amendment will
be debated.
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former
Congressman and Cincinnati
Mayor Charles Luken will speak in favor of
Issue 3, while Rep. Tyrone Yates will make the case against the
proposed Amendment.
Click on name to see video |
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October 1 |
Looking At Health Care Reform Through The Lens Of Religious
Teachings |
The Very Rev.
James A. Diamond, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral,
the Rev. Duane Holm,
former Executive Director of MARCC (Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of
Cincinnati), and the Rev. Damon Lynch III, Pastor of New Prospect Baptist
Church.
Click on name to see video |
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September 24 |
Mayoral Candidates |
Mark Mallory,
Brad Wenstrup
Click on name to see video |
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September 17 |
THE COMMUNITY ISSUES FORUM BEGINS A NEW SEASON:
CAMPAIGN 2009 - THE NON-INCUMBENT CANDIDATES FOR
CINCINNATI CITY COUNCIL MAKE THEIR CASE |
Tony Fischer (Democrat), Kevin Flynn (Charterite), Nicholas Hollan
(Democrat), Amy Murray (Republican), Laure Quinlivan
(Democrat), LaMarque D.
Ward (Independent), Bernadette Watson
(Democrat), Wendell Young
(Democrat),
and George Zamary (Republican).
Click on name to see video |
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From newspaper CITY
BEAT........
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL: This progressive downtown church,
located on East
Fourth Street, helps serve the public good with its “Community Issues
Forum.”
Held alternating Thursdays at noon between late September and May, the
forum
features speakers on current issues and political races affecting
Cincinnati.
Previous Forums 2009
Previous Forums 2007-08
Parking
In terms of parking, the razing of the old
garage eliminates the free parking voucher. People can park at the 303
Broadway Building (Third Street and Broadway) for a special $1.00 an
hour rate between 11:00a.m. and 2:00p.m. You can only use the Broadway
entrance.
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