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10/31/2005

Entrepreneurs Invited to Public Forum in NW Arkansas
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Technology entrepreneurs located or conducting business in northwest Arkansas are invited to participate in a public forum about the potential for a light rail system to deal with the pressures of growth on the region's transportation infrastructure. The forum will be held on November 16th at the Northwest Arkansas Convention Center in Springdale. Rodney Slater, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation, is the keynote speaker.

Transportation impacts any region's economic development, and is one of several issues on the program's agenda. All interested individuals and companies are invited to participate in exploring options to address transportation and other quality of life issues that have the potential to impact entrepreneurship in Arkansas.

Details about this non-profit community forum is available at www.nwa-lrts.org. A $45 registration fee provides access to all sessions, printed materials and lunch.

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