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LETTERS: WILL SCHUSTER SUSTAIN INTEREST?
2003
Overview
The \"worst\" happens when you put everything that this community faces in perspective. During the past several years, I'd guess that we've invested well in excess of $500 million in downtown Dayton - from Fifth Third Field to the RiverScape project to the RTA center to the Victoria Theatre renovation. Before that, countless millions were invested in everything from the Dayton Convention Center renovation to the Flyover sculpture to Dave Hall Plaza to the Private Fair memorial. Even earlier, we can point to Courthouse Square, the YMCA riverfront amphitheater, the Arcade and the floating gazebo. It doesn't take a visionary to notice Dayton's lack of long-term interest in anything. The Convention Center is an embarrassment of ugliness, Flyover looks incomplete, the Arcade is closed, the YMCA riverfront hasn't seen a soul in 20 years, the gazebo capsized and the Private Fair memorial is infested with weeds. SHILOH CRAWFORD III/DAYTON DAILY NEWS THE COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE at the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center brought an estimated 70,000 people to downtown Dayton on Sunday.
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Atlanta Journal Constitution, LLC
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