Posted on 10 March 2010 by admin
By Evelyn Theiss, The Plain Dealer
Cleveland’s casino will be a $600 million investment.
That’s what casino developer Dan Gilbert’s representative told the crowd of more than 100 at a public dialogue on casino design, held at Cleveland’s City Club Friday evening.
Len Komoroski, representing Gilbert’s Rock Ventures LLC, said that Gilbert and his partners want to make sure “this is a first class destination and entity. We are committed to investing more than $600 million here in the Cleveland casino project.”
Komoroski was one of four panelists at the discussion organized by a group of young professionals calling itself the Cleveland Coalition…
Posted on 08 March 2010 by admin
By Ms. Osupa Nia, Max n’ Out Entertainment
The Cleveland City Club hosted The Cleveland Coalition’s Crooked River Gaming: Event: Weaving the New Casino into Cleveland’s Existing Urban Fabric on Friday March 5th at The City Club.
There is an overwhelming interest in the Casino issue for it was standing room only.
The panel was diverse in the areas covering economic projections, architectural possibilities, details of the planned sites and the integration of measurable successes in the downtown Cleveland business community.
Posted on 07 March 2010 by admin
By Anastasia Pantsios, Cleveland Scene
The Cleveland Coalition held its debut event Friday evening at the City Club of Club. A packed house of people of all ages showed up to hear four panelists talk about the potential impact of the new casino on Cleveland, and how to make that impact positive rather than negative. Panelists included architect Christopher Diehl, an associate professor at Kent State University; Len Komoroski, president of the Cavaliers (representing Cavs/casino owner Dan Gilbert); architect David Schwartz; and Hiram College president Thomas Chema.
Posted on 03 March 2010 by admin