With $400 million in federal funds, state transportation leaders say they can bring inter-city passenger trains back to the Buckeye state and connect Cleveland to Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. Criticism of the project has been swift and the questions are many: Just who will ride this train, especially when driving is faster? Who will operate the system? And how much will the state have to subsidize its ongoing operation? Tuesday morning at 9, join host Dan Moulthrop to find answers to the real questions about the state's railroad dream. We'll also hear about some architectural dreams for what might be Cleveland's new front door:the rail station on Cleveland's lakefront.Stu Nicholson Public Information Officer, Ohio Rail Development Commission
Ken Prendergast Executive Director, All Aboard Ohio
State Senator Tom Patton (R-24)
Michael Christoff Forum Architectural Services
Bradley Fink Westlake Reed Leskosky
Next Stop, Columbus
