Democrat to challenge council veteran
Goldner files papers to run against Schmidt; at-large race expands
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/16651958.htm
From the article:
"While not claiming to be the most ardent supporter of the proposed Harrison Square project, Goldner said she believed it was a responsible development that doesn’t cost the property-tax payers of the city any money. The public-private $125 million proposal calls for a new downtown hotel, new shopping, new condominiums and a new city-owned baseball stadium. Goldner said that while people may be opposed to a new baseball stadium, it will serve as an incentive for other development.
“The baseball stadium is the thing that allows everything else to happen,” she said."
Also from the article:
"[Liz] Brown said she is interested in the city and especially downtown development. She said she likes the proposed Harrison Square development, even though she said it is clear the financing for the project is not yet ready"
Candidate corner
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/news/editorial/16651918.htm
Mayoral candidates Matt Kelty and Fredrick Steinke both comment on the 'downtown stadium' (NOT Harrison Square) in the Candidate Corner section linked above
Thursday, February 8, 2007
Candidate Views On Square
Posted by scott spaulding at 2/08/2007 09:13:00 AM
Labels: Fredrick Steinke, Harrison Square, Karen Goldner, Liz Brown, Matt Kelty
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Yesterday the Board of Directors for the Fort Wayne - Allen County Economic Development Alliance passed a resolution (with overwhelming support) strongly supporting the Mayor's Harrison Square project. The Board includes numerous business leaders from many of our community's largest employers. This resolution coupled with the Chamber of Commerce's recent announcement, should begin to make it easier for candidates to speak favorably about this project during the election season.
Sam Talarico, Jr.
Thanks for the update Sam!
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