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Ohio State urban science center celebrates 25 years
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Ohio State urban science center celebrates 25 years

  • CURA celebrated its 25th anniversary with a brunch and formal commendations from state and city officials.
  • CURA aims to foster sustainable and connected communities in Ohio using geospatial science and technology.
  • Speakers included CURA co-founders W. Randy Smith and Hazel Morrow-Jones and CURA director Harvey Miller.
  • Former CURA student Robert Dietz spoke about how CURA shaped his career.
  • Ryan King praised CURA for its community engagement and mission alignment with the land‑grant promise.
  • CURA’s Ghost Neighborhoods project recreates historic Columbus districts affected by freeway construction.
  • Columbus and state leaders presented commemorations to CURA for 25 years of service.
  • The event connected university, state and community partners to discuss growth and planning.
  • CURA’s work focuses on housing, transportation, public health and environmental sustainability.
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Potential owners of pro women’s soccer team in Columbus donated thousands to city leaders
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Potential owners of pro women’s soccer team in Columbus donated thousands to city leaders

  • Haslam Sports Group leaders donated tens of thousands to Columbus city leaders as the city weighs a potential NWSL deal.
  • The city may invest $25 million if the deal moves forward, with a training facility potentially planned at McCoy Park.
  • Neighbors fear the project would affect McCoy Park, which has already seen recreation funding in 2024.
  • Mayor Ginther argues the deal could bring $118 million in new tax revenue and create hundreds of jobs.
  • Critics allege donations are an attempt to influence votes on zoning or site decisions.
  • Haslam Group spokesperson says they engaged with city leadership to maximize local impact and provide community benefits.
  • Neighbors remain skeptical about the training facility’s impact on local parks and housing.
  • The council president acknowledged accountability and stated donations have not influenced votes.
  • The story notes ongoing reporting will update as responses from councilmembers are received.
  • Spokesperson emphasized collaboration with city leadership to maximize community impact.
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