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HOMES Hidden Treasures Forum

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 16:46:02 PST

On November 19, the 2011 HIDDEN TREASURES FORUM will take place. Cincinnatus is a co-sponsor of this event which is a celebration honoring the 28 Stable Integrated Communities in the Cincinnati area that have been integrated at least 20 years and more than half of them up to 30 and 40 years. The last ‘Hidden Treasures’, published in 2007, only listed 15 communities that met the 20 year qualification. The Cincinnatus Association, through the Inclusion Panel, was a founder of this project. Anyone interested in attending this event on Nov. 19^th, please contact Myra Calder at myra.calder@homecincy.org.

MLB Civil Rights Game Day

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 07:52:41 PDT

The Community Inclusion Panel is organizing a table for Cincinnatus members who wish to attend the May 15 Beacon Awards Luncheon (11:30 am at the Duke Energy Convention Center) and the MLB Civil Rights Game (7:10 pm at Great American Ballpark). A table seats ten (10) attendees. Cost is $100 per ticket, which covers both events.
At the luncheon, baseball legend WILLIE MAYS, tennis champion BILLIE JEAN KING and entertainment icon HARRY BELAFONTE will be honored. Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, ANDREW YOUNG will deliver the keynote address. Of course, MLB Commissioner BUD SELIG and other baseball luminaries will participate in the luncheon. The Reds will play the St. Louis Cardinals in the Civil Rights Game. This is the Reds' second and final time to host this event. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of this historic occasion. Contact Al DeJarnett (aldejarnett@gmail.com) if you're interested. [Posted 4/26/2010]

Cincinnati & Forest Park City Councils Sign the GCC

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 12:24:00 PST

On 12/10/08, on a resolution submitted by Councilmember Cecil Thomas, the City Council of Cincinnati supported the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. Likewise, on 12/15/08, the City Council of Forest Park approved a resolution supporting the Greater Cincinnati Commitment. [Posted 12/29/08]

Stable Integrated Communities Report Is Publicized

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 09:33:02 PDT

The first phase of the Stable Integrated Communities Study was completed in the Fall and continues to create interest and impact throughout the region. [Psted 1/3/08]

Wilder Foundation Extends SIC Grant

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 08:47:42 PDT

The Community Inclusion Panel announced today that the Wilder Foundation had agreed to extend its grant for the ground-breaking study of Stable Integrated Communities. [Posted 2/27/08]

Association Lauds Opposition of Promotion

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 08:06:19 PST

The Executive Committee and the Community Inclusion Panel today issued an open letter to two members of Cincinnati City Council, lauding their opposition to the promotion of a police officer. [Posted 2/1/08]

Greater Cincinnati Commitment Updated

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 10:52:54 PST

In conjunction with a renewed effort to obtain new signers of the Greater Cincinnati Commitment, the Community Inclusion Panel has updated the wording of that pledge. [Posted 1/31/08]

Stable Integrated Communities Study Released

no@spam.com (Roger Smith) — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:59:42 PDT

A study aimed at identifying Hamilton County's "stable integrated communities" and determining their characteristics has been completed. A summary of the findings, as well as the full text of the report, is attached. [Posted 8/31/07]