Say Yes offers a chance to break the cycle of poverty, supporters say
(World News USA)

> CLEVELAND, Ohio - Clevelanders have ponied up time and again to finance expensive civic improvements, projects such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Public Square and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. And that point was made Monday night during a Cleveland Connects forum on Say Yes to Education at the Idea Center at Playhouse Square. But Say Yes isn`t a building or a city block. It`s an investment in hope. A chance to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty through an innovative investment in education. What makes its boosters believe they can raise the more than $100 million that will be necessary to make Cleveland a Say Yes...