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sou ,1 E N D <br /> SEPTEMBER 2011 ' � C�_ Vf 6vv <br /> MAYOR SIFPkFV f fvf( F <br /> V <br /> Letter from the Mayor � • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • <br /> Calendar of Events <br /> National interest rises in Ignition Park <br /> Dear Friends and Neighbors, • • <br /> Sometimes it takes an outsider to help a community get a clear grasp on what • • <br /> is happening in its midst. For those of us who look at the same scenery each ; rExFOx KnvG nxrs cFrrrES ; <br /> day,we sometimes can fail to realize how much the environment has truly • October 15 8:00 pm • <br /> changed. • South Bend Symphony Pope, • <br /> • "The Original Phantom of the Opera' • <br /> In the past several weeks, I've given interviews to journalists from The • October 20-21 9:15 am&10:45 am • <br /> Associated Press, the Fox Business Network, the Chicago Tribune and a na- ; South Bend Symphony Youth a <br /> tional business-expansion periodical. Each of these reporters was interested in • Concerts • <br /> highlighting South Bend as a symbol of our nation's transition from an • October 28 8 pm • <br /> economy rooted in manufacturing to an economy powered by research,tech- ; Straight No Chaser ; <br /> nology and innovation. • Notre Dame Football • <br /> The focus of that national interest is on Ignition Park,the portion of South ; October 1 @ Pittsburgh ; <br /> Bend's two-site, state-certified technology park that is being developed just • October 8 us.Air Force • <br /> • • <br /> south of downtown. The final two Studebaker buildings on the Ignition Park October 22 vs. USC• October 29 vs. Navy • <br /> campus are coming down this year—places where the automaker designed and • • <br /> produced cars with a history of quality and innovation. The rubble of these • College Football Hall of Fame • <br /> dinosaur buildings is giving way to new technology in a world-class data cen- ; October 30 12p-4p • <br /> ter operated b Data Real LLC. The private firm will break round on a • <br /> p y Realty p g • HALL-oween Harves) • <br /> nearly $10-million facility later this fall where it will employ 15 staff at open- • • <br /> • Downtown South Bend First Friday's • <br /> ing. • October 7 5-9pm Special Events at • <br /> An undercurrent in these national reports is the heritage of innovation that ex- • Downtown Shops, Galleries, and • <br /> ists in South Bend, a history as a world-famed manufacturing center with inno- ; Restaurants ; <br /> vative companies like Studebaker and Bendix. But the dominant theme of na- • November 4 Kid's Night Out • <br /> tional media coverage is the transformation that is occurring in our local econ- ; www.dtsbfirstfridays.com ; <br /> omy as research from the University of Notre Dame and the Indiana University • • <br /> School of Medicine in South Bend begins to "rev the economic engine of the • Near Northwest Neighborhood • <br /> city and region." ; Fall Plant Swap,Sun. Sept 11 12:30-2p ; <br /> Recently, South Bend's Redevelopment Commission authorized the sale of • Triangle Garden, Vassar&Portage Ave. • <br /> land in Ignition Park to Data Realty. The Commission also approved funding • Fall Home Maintenance Seminar • <br /> for the first infrastructure in the southeast portion of the park,near Transpo's ; Sat. Oct 15, 10-11a ; <br /> LEED Platinum-designated facility. After a decade spent removing more than • NNNOffices, 901 California • <br /> 2.5 million square feet of obsolete buildings,the site will see construction of • Arts Cafe—Sunday,Nov. 6 • <br /> its first privately funded facility as the City builds access roads and connects ; Studebaker National Museum <br /> utilities to prepare Ignition Park for more private investment. This is a neces- • September 1—December 4 • <br /> sary step toward securing new economic opportunities and better paying jobs • KnuteRockne: The Rest of • <br /> for our residents. ; the Story ; <br /> • October 1-21 • <br /> We are approaching a time to celebrate two achievements. First,we will have • Design a New Studebaker • <br /> completed Indiana's most comprehensive brownfield redevelopment effort, • Contest • <br /> clearing space for new use. Second, the new private and public construction ; Other Happenings <br /> marks the beginning of our journey toward a brighter and more sustainable • September 16-October 31 • <br /> economic future. We are reaching these achievements because, as a commu- • Niles Haunted House • <br /> nity, we've made the commitment to shape our own future. ; October 16 11:30a-5p ; <br /> Sincerely, • StHedwig's Polish Fest • <br /> P.S. Keep up to date on the latest .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. <br /> innovations impacting South Bend at <br /> u`(�`n www.SouthBendON.com Visit Our Website at lvw .SouthBendIN.gov! <br />
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