CincyPAC: Jeff Berding Fundraiser tonight at Via Vite DOWNTOWN

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Jeff Berding Fundraiser tonight at Via Vite DOWNTOWN

Friends~It's time for a happy hour & we've much to celebrate ~ beginning with downtown's economic development! Please join me at newly opened Via Vite Restaurant for reduce priced drinks & appetizers. Experience this beautiful new business on Fountain Square and meet an integral leader driving Cincinnati's rebirth: my dear friend & your Cincinnati councilmember Jeff Berding. Jeff is up for re-election in November, and I want you to experience first-hand Jeff's passion, vision and dedication to serving our city. Please join me for drinks & conversations with Jeff. Determine why you too should support Jeff with your vote in November, just as many other organizations have already endorsed Jeff: CincyPac, The Fraternal Order of Police, Cincinnati International Association of Fire Fighters Local 48, AFL-CIO, AFSCME, Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Democratic Committee.

*Jeff will also lead 1 mini-talk at 6:00 PM, so you can learn of his accomplishments thus far & his vision for Cincinnati as we move forward.Your support of Jeff's campaign is appreciated. Once you get to know Jeff better at Via Vite, I am certain you too will want to see him re-elected in November & support his efforts. The suggested contribution is only $25.00. You may bring a check or cash to Via Vite.

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CincyPAC Top Issues

Access to economic prosperity: Cincinnati should be synonymous for access to economic uplift and opportunity. Cincinnati should be a breeding ground for entrepreneurs, small businesses and job training opportunities. There should be training programs and tax incentives for people to set up small businesses in Cincinnati. We should also look into replicating the LilyPad initiative throughout the city. We have the model, we need not look to reinvent the wheel, we need to support what's already there.
Adequate Public Transportation: Cincinnati needs a street car and it should connect downtown and uptown in the first phase. We also need to revamp Metro Bus routes, clearly label routes and schedules at major stops, and ensure that SORTA and TANK work together seamlessly.
Great Parks, Greenspace, and Environmental Sustainability: Cincinnati is and should be even more aggressively pursuing a position as a leader in the area of environmental sustainability. We need more solar panels and we need to ensure that everyone is doing their part to save our environment. We also need to be serious about ensuring that our gateways and major roads should be bordered by beautiful, clean, green. As population gets more dense, the importance of well manicured, inviting parks and greenspace increases.
Quality entertainment options and venues: There should be no shortage of opportunities to see popular entertainers in a variety of venues. There should be no shortage of venues that are fresh and thriving. There should be places to go in Cincinnati that represent all genres of music and entertainment -- public transportation and cabs should be readily available to take people to and from. Its vital that the Banks include a variety of restaurants and social facilities, as well as the creation and upkeep of multiple entertainment districts.
Quality Programming and Marketing of the Arts: Cincinnati has great arts and has no shortage of major arts institutions. There needs to be some type of sustainable model to support the smaller arts groups in the city, as well as a fund and group dedicated to ensuring diverse and top notch programming that will expand the arts institution patron base. There also needs to be a better model for marketing the arts and getting "butts in seats."