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Thursday, May 10, 2007

Bye, Elliot!

They've been friends since their days at St. Xavier High School. But for seven years, Elliot Ruther has worked for John Cranley in one capacity or another - at City Hall, on campaigns, as kind of a lobbyist for and explainer of the local music scene.

But Ruther's got a new job, in development at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. He'll be helping raise money again, just for something different than a political campaign.

Cranley announced the departure - Friday's Ruther's last day - and said, "It's with a deep and sad heart that I let him go."

He credited Ruther with being a key person on a lot of things related to music in Cincinnati, including the MidPoint Music Festival.

Ruther'd been looking around for a new challenge since after Cranley's run against Steve Chabot last fall. He's still planning to work on some way to memorialize Cincinnati's music history.

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2 Comments:

at 3:31 PM, May 10, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sad to see Elliot go. He's a great person - I wish him the best of luck at Cinci State.

 
at 11:34 PM, May 10, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congrats to Elliot, and Cincinnati State is picking up a great person

 
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