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    Arnold on track despite Convention Center damage

    The Dispatch wrote Arnold on track despite damage

    Tuesday, February 19, 2008 3:07 AM

    BY BILL BUSH

    The cost to repair the Greater Columbus Convention Center after a burst water main could reach $3 million, an official said yesterday.

    But the repair work is progressing and the Arnold Sports Festival, which is expected to attract 155,000 people, likely will be on solid ground when the three-day event starts a week from Friday.

    “We use every square inch of that building,” said Jim Lorimer, director of the Arnold. “They were swimming in the water, but I was in there the other day and it was looking very good. We are just minimally displaced.”

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