as released by the Regional Chamber today:
The "10 reason pdf" for media distribution is available here.
The number #11 reason?
cookie tables.
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Reports to Download
- Rising Above The Gathering Storm: Energizing and Employing America for a Brighter Economic Future, the National Academies (March 2007)
- Connecting the Dots: Creating a Southern Nanotechnology Network, the Southern Growth Policies Board (April 2006)
- Knowledge-Based Economic Growth Strategies for the Youngstown-Warren CMSA (January 2006)
- Innovation in the Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industry: Insights from the 2005 GMS (December 2005)
- Innovation in Manufacturing: The 2005 GMS (November 2005)
- Thoughts on Youngstown 2010 (December 2004)
Youngstown & NEO Links
- Mahoning Valley Forum & Calendar
- Defend Youngstown blog
- I Will Shout Youngstown
- Steel Valley Outdoors blog
- The Stage at the Oakland blog
- The Melnick Medical Museum blog
- All Things Youngstown
- the Rust Belt Friends blog
- Photo-Biography Ytown
- The Linkon Avenue blog
- The Mahoning Valley History blog
- The Ytown Steel Heritage blog
- Gestures in Youngstown
- The MV Pride Center blog
- Your Newspaper
- Tales from the Rust Belt blog
- The Jambrain blog
- The Youngstown Art blog
- Youngstown Pride blog (archive)
- First Book Mahoning Valley blog
- The Youngstown Moxie blog
- Meditations in an Emergency blog
- Secrets from the YSU Archives blog
- The Wick Park Project
- The twenty-four hour Valley
- Jaci Clark’s photo blog
- Artists of the Mahoning Commons blog
George Nemeth's Brewed Fresh Daily
Cool Cleveland
Reinventing Akron and Canton blog
The Nullspace blog
The Pittsburgh Diaspora blog
1 comment:
One reason people might NOT take a look? PDF format... The file you link to is indeed a PDF, but comes across for me w/a .ashx extension, which means my browser tries to launch it as a plain text file in an editor.
C'mon folks. The web loves html. Sounds like you've got some great news to share in Youngstown -- don't hide it in a semi-opaque format like PDF.
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