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Story Matters: Cindy Schneider watched downtown go from abandoned to booming

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The Rapidian Staff
3/11/14 10:27am
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Cindy Schneider has been downtown since 1978, and has watched the promises of a booming city come to fruition. She says the ah-ha moment was seeing the throngs of people on the first day of ArtPrize.

Story Matters - Cindy Schneider from GRTV on Vimeo.

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The Rapidian's story fort made an appearance at the "Break it Down, Make it Better" event, put on by the Avenue for the Arts and hosted by the Urban Institute for Contemporary Art on Saturday, March 1. Cindy Schneider from San Chez Bistro has been downtown since 1978, and has watched the promises of a booming city come to fruition. She says the ah-ha moment was seeing the throngs of people on the first day of ArtPrize.

 

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