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Potential Wal-Mart Draws Discussion Thursday

Daniel Thomas

Issue date: 10/18/04 Section: News
Above, Dan Dullea, Senior Communication Specialist for the Center for Excellence in Communications, WCKN advisor and TC 327 professor, introduces the members on the panel at Thursday evening´s Wal-Mart Forum in the Downtown Snell Auditorium. Left, Shannon Brown represents himself, with Victor Caamaño and Patricia Lennox from Citizens for Responsible Growth for the opposition to Wal-Mart side. Center, Rob Snow, reporter for the Daily Courier Observer, Matt Akins, Regional Editor of the Daily Courier Observer, and Scott Dustin, the News Director at WPDM Radio. Snow and Dustin led the questioning, while Atkins was the moderator. Right, John Williams represents a claimed group of 600 residents in Potsdam, Steve Horwitz is a Professor of Economics at Saint Lawrence University, and Jeremy Surface is the District Manager for Jewelry and Shoes at Wal-Mart, all on the favoring Wal-Mart side.
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Above, Dan Dullea, Senior Communication Specialist for the Center for Excellence in Communications, WCKN advisor and TC 327 professor, introduces the members on the panel at Thursday evening´s Wal-Mart Forum in the Downtown Snell Auditorium. Left, Shannon Brown represents himself, with Victor Caamaño and Patricia Lennox from Citizens for Responsible Growth for the opposition to Wal-Mart side. Center, Rob Snow, reporter for the Daily Courier Observer, Matt Akins, Regional Editor of the Daily Courier Observer, and Scott Dustin, the News Director at WPDM Radio. Snow and Dustin led the questioning, while Atkins was the moderator. Right, John Williams represents a claimed group of 600 residents in Potsdam, Steve Horwitz is a Professor of Economics at Saint Lawrence University, and Jeremy Surface is the District Manager for Jewelry and Shoes at Wal-Mart, all on the favoring Wal-Mart side.

On a calm Thursday evening, residents of Potsdam and surrounding communities converged at Downtown Snell Hall for a Forum to discuss the future Wal-Mart planned to be constructed on Route 11, about one mile west of the Hill Campus on the south side of the highway. The forum was organized and sponsored by North Country Matters, a monthly news magazine on WCKN, and the Daily Courier-Observer.
Within the forum, it was broken down into four segments. The first was opening statements, followed by questions from Daily Courier-Observer Rob Snow and WPDM Radio News Director Scott Dustin with comment, then the third part involved community comment and/or questions for the panel, concluding with closing statements. Dan Dullea, Senior Communication Specialist for the Center of Excellence in Communications, WCKN's advisor, and TC 327 professor was the host and introduced the format and the rules. Each comment or statement was limited to two minutes, in order to avoid anyone overly controlling the microphone.
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scheney

scheney

posted 10/22/04 @ 1:16 PM EST

You quote Mr. Service as saying a couple of things. First of all this is my brother-in-law and his name is Jeremy Surface!

Thank you, I just wanted to correct the error!

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