Joseph Cosenza started as an educator but after shifting his career path he had a hand in purchasing more than $55 billion in commercial properties for the Inland Real Estate Group director and vice chairman of Oak Brook-based Inland Real Estate Group of Companies and president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions “Joe was a legendary deal maker in the commercial real estate industry particularly when he was on the acquisition front fighting the good fight to acquire real estate on terms most favorable to Inland and our investors,” Baum said Cosenza earned a bachelor’s degree at Northeastern Illinois University and a master’s degree at Northern Illinois University and was an assistant principal and teacher in Wheeling from 1968-72 While at Northeastern he became friends with the late Daniel Goodwin and together with fellow schoolteachers Baum and Robert Parks Their company became one of the nation’s largest commercial real estate and finance groups A licensed real estate broker and head of acquisitions for Inland Cosenza oversaw and consulted or negotiated the purchase of more than $55 billion of commercial real estate and the resiliency of the Inland employees Inland is one of those great American success stories,” Tony Chereso Among his awards and recognitions were induction into the Chicago Association of REALTORS Hall of Fame and lifetime achievement awards from the Illinois Real Estate Journals and CRE Connect industry publications Cosenza also was active in banking and finance He served as past board chair of the American National Bank of DuPage and part owner of that bank as well as Burbank State Bank He also served on the board of Continental Bank of Oakbrook Terrace Cosenza was a past chair and a director of Inland Bank & Trust and a director on the board of Inland Bancorp “Joe lived life without any limits,” Chereso said “Not only did he approach his personal life that way but he approached his professional life that way and it contributed here to Inland’s success.” Chereso said Cosenza transformed the alternative real estate marketplace we use words like ‘remarkable leader’ or ‘pioneer’ when they pass but those terms were used throughout his career and were recognized in all his accomplishments,” Chereso said 2 at Adams-Winterfield & Sullivan Funeral Home A Universidade Federal de Pernambuco possui três campi: o do Recife distribuídos na capital e no interior do estado agregam 100 cursos de graduação presenciais regulares: 83 cursos de graduaçã.. consiste em um sistema informatizado gerenciado pelo MEC para seleção de candidatos a vagas em cursos de gra.. 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Joseph Cosenza — one of a group of Chicago schoolteachers whose investment club grew into one of the nation’s largest owners and managers of commercial real estate — passed away on Christmas Day at the age of 81 Cosenza taught third grade in the LaGrange School District and served as an assistant principal in the Wheeling School District in the 1960s and 1970s. With fellow teachers Dan Goodwin, Robert Baum, and Robert Parks, Cosenza co-founded the Oak Brook-based Inland Real Estate Group of Companies which have owned and managed hundreds of millions of square feet of various commercial property types in 49 states Cosenza was Inland’s director and vice chairman and led the company’s retail real estate business “We’ve always respected one another and one another’s ideas especially the 480,000 investors who have invested with us over the years,” said Cosenza in a speech delivered at a Chicago real estate event in 2018 “My business partners and I were able to give jobs to approximately 2,000 people over the past 50 years,” he added “That’s one of the greatest accomplishments I’ve ever had.” currently Inland’s chairman and general counsel lauded Cosenza as a legendary dealmaker in the commercial real estate industry and humor that Inlanders will always remember.” Cosenza piloted Inland’s spacious booths at the ICSC Las Vegas and New York shows with the brightest smile and bow ties on the exhibit floor Chain Store Age’s interviews with him on show days were blunt on business but always concluded with updates on the current state of his enduring passion —classic car collecting “Joe was an unwavering source of inspiration for us all,” said Inland CEO and president Tony Chereso transformed the alternative real estate marketplace.” A funeral service will be held for Cosenza on the Friday of Jan Join Anni Ellis and expert guests Hillary Cosenza and George Campani as they discuss growing citrus on this week’s Sustainable Living Show Join Anni Ellis and expert guests Hillary Cosenza and George Campani of the Rare Fruit Council to discuss citrus varieties and the Rare Fruit Council Club on this week’s Sustainable Living show The Club promotes the growing and propagation of fruit grown in this area of Florida and also encourages different and new varieties of fruit to be grown Hillary is a native Floridian and has been an avid gardener since childhood She is a board member of the Tampa Bay Rare Fruit Council and has served as both president and vice president George  has been a member and volunteer of the Tampa Bay Rare Fruit Council for about 20 years Both members love to educate the public through the Rare Fruit Council -the origin of the Rare Fruit Council (“The Club”) -what types of rare fruit can be grown in Florida -citrus greening and resistant citrus varieties -the upcoming Citrus Celebration event Find out more about Rare Fruit Council events and membership at their website If you love what we do on Sustainable Living, don’t forget to tune in every Monday at 11am on WMNF 88.5fm or listen to past episodes in the archives. 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Joseph Cosenza, a former elementary school teacher who went on to co-found The Inland Real Estate Group of Cos. Cosenza was also the director and vice chairman of the group as well as the president of Oak Brook, Illinois-based Inland Real Estate Acquisitions Cosenza oversaw and consulted or negotiated the purchase of more than $55B of commercial real estate The company was born from an investment club formed by Cosenza and other Chicago teachers in the 1960s It grew into one of the country's largest buyers owners and managers of commercial real estate “Joe was a legendary deal maker in the commercial real estate industry, a trusted and valued partner, and a dear friend,” said Inland co-founder and Chairman Robert Baum in a press release particularly when he was on the acquisition front fighting the good fight to acquire real estate on terms most favorable to Inland and our investors.” In line with Inland’s succession plan, Matthew Tice and Mark Consenza are jointly leading the company's acquisition operations “Joe was an unwavering source of inspiration for us all,” Inland CEO and President Tony Chereso said in a press release “We will forever be grateful for his leadership and countless contributions to Inland’s success Joe is a commercial real estate icon and a legendary dealmaker who Visitation will be held on Thursday with a funeral on Friday You are subscribed to the Bisnow Chicago Newsletter or click here to copy link to clipboard We will email you a link to reset your password Upcoming regulations in the European Union require us to show this pop-up and ask you to agree to keep using Bisnow.com We want to take 15 seconds to tell you what's going on: Cosenza - https://cosenza.gazzettadelsud.it What are the origins of the St Joseph's Fair in Cosenza? Originating at the behest of Emperor Frederick II of Swabia in 1234, the original fair was held in autumn, in the Rivocati district, near the Shrine of Mary Magdalene, to which it was dedicated. Over time, changing to St Joseph's Fair and being linked to Father's Day, the fair became one of the most popular commercial events in the city. Street viewInterestedMusic and DanceKaulonia Tarantella Festival21 - 24 Aug MuseumCosenza MuseumCosenza Place of worshipCosenza Last update: Mar 19, 2025 6:01 AMContent owned by the Calabria Region | Tourism and Commerce Department issued under CC-BY License Download OFFICIAL TOURIST INFORMATION SITE © 2022 Calabria Region Tourism and Commerce Department A fun part of working in the radio business is that sometimes cool people will come in to visit the studios and that is exactly what happened the other day with Charles Barkley I mean how neat is it that on any given day we could run into a true sports and entertainment legend like Charles Barkley? Charles Barkley came into the Beasley Media Group Philly clutter and was guest hosting The Mike Missanelli Show on our sister station I had to head down the hall to say hello and hang for a bit but I couldn’t do it alone — I took Gina Cosenza with me as well Gina does amazing work for our digital team here at MGK it turned out that Gina had never met Sir Charles before so it was kind of cool that I got to introduce her to basketball royalty but I have known him for over 25 years — I think that may be longer than Gina’s actually been alive In my time getting to know Charles Barkley it is safe to say that he is without a doubt one of the nicest athletes you’ll ever meet I remember one time we were together at Bridget Fox’s on South Street back in 2011 and he ended up paying for everyone’s meal at the restaurant if anyone asks him for a picture or autograph and when he was on The Mike Missanelli Show that day he talked about how he donates over $1 million dollars a year to charitable causes like wounded warriors He does all that and doesn’t even make a big deal about it “I’ll do this until I keel over,” when he was talking about donating and the world is a better place with him in it.  Last night, February 5, 2024, the Philadelphia 76ers went head-to-head with the Dallas Mavericks The Sixers were down four regular starters, including Joel Embiid He is out for a displaced flap of the meniscus in the left knee He will move forward with a procedure on that knee that will have him out for a significant amount of time told me she was going to the game with her family and just outside the studio I broadcast from every day and Gina helps out a lot with all things digital and social media Gina sent me all of her photos from her amazing night She said it fulfilled her dad's childhood dream She and her dad had a blast being that close to the players They were close enough to hear trash talk clearly Here are my and Gina's photos from the night: I snapped this picture of Kyrie Irving during the game He came and sat on the bench after the game tipped off She was shocked when he walked over and sat so close You can spot Patrick Beverley in the photo as well I snapped this picture of Gina and her dad They popped over to sit next to her as the game was ending Kate Scott was walking out to start the television broadcast as I went over to talk to Gina at her seat I got this great picture of their smiling faces I snapped a photo of Luka Dončić during the game The Mavericks pulled out the win with help from this guy right here Let's discover together the unseen face of the provincial capital, which from the BoCs Art project to the signature of archistar Santiago Calatrava boasts several works that have left their mark the dedicated space for Cosenza's contemporary art par excellence is the BoCs Art Museum housed in the rooms of the Monumental Complex of San Domenico It is a permanent exhibition of the works resulting from a multi-year series of artistic residencies held at the BoCs Art the little wooden houses (boxes) on the riverfront for artists of international renown and origin who have come to Cosenza over the years The space of the BoCs Museum offers the opportunity to admire the works created during 14 residency sessions by some 230 artists who have donated a substantial collection to the city of Cosenza The languages of contemporary art in Cosenza are declined in heterogeneous ways: from painting to sculpture from installations to performances and open-air museums that narrate our time To discover how ancient meets contemporary in the city simply visit the Multimedia Museum of Villa Rendano and the permanent installation "Cosentia Itinera" which in 7 multimedia rooms traces the history of Cosenza through myths A fascinating storytelling supported by the use of digital technologies Another must-see stop on an urban trek through contemporary Cosenza is the monumental Calatrava Bridge Designed by international archistar Santiago Calatrava this 103-metre-long steel and concrete bridge supported by a 104-metre-high steel antenna connects the two banks of the river Crati The inclined antenna recalls the shape of a giant harp a true urban landmark recognisable from a great distance The walk in the sign of contemporary art in Cosenza inevitably passes through Corso Mazzini. Here, in the centre of the pedestrian shopping area, there are numerous contemporary sculptures from the MAB - Museo all'Aperto Bilotti Born in 2006 from a donation by Carlo Bilotti to the city of Cosenza the open-air museum is a succession of sculptures from the 20th century to the present day tracing the work of some of the greatest artists of international contemporary art: Sacha Sosno's Bronzes Giorgio de Chirico's Hector and Andromache four Paracarri and the Bifrontale by Pietro Consagra and Mimmo Rotella's Wolf of the Sila it is possible to access the underground of the square itself to visit another original exhibition site Another immersive and multisensory space that through digital and experiential solutions makes it possible to visualise historical-artistic materials related to the city and enjoy the most important virtual temporary exhibitions that tour the world and Italy In the historic centre, the dedicated space for Cosenza's contemporary art par excellence is the BoCs Art Museum, housed in the rooms of the Monumental Complex of San Domenico https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/news/cosenza-and-contemporary-art You might be interested inArt and CultureA tour of Calabria's archaeological parks2025-04-30 10:23:16 MuseumCosenza Last update: Jan 14, 2025 4:28 PMContent owned by the Calabria Region | Tourism and Commerce Department issued under CC-BY License Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Cosenza 3 win(s) Cosenza have won the previous 3 matches against Reggiana. Tommaso Fumagalli has created the most big chances for Cosenza (5) Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matches 07 Mar 2025 19:30:00 GMT?Cosenza won 1–0 over Reggiana on Fri 07 Mar 2025 19:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Cosenza have won the previous 3 matches against Reggiana Cosenza is playing home against Reggiana at Stadio San Vito-Gigi Marulla on Fri The investigations are also continuing to evaluate the safety of the birthing point and understand "how it was possible that a couple of people without qualifications entered "No connections emerge between the arrested perpetrators and the family" of little Sofia This was stated by the head of the Cosenza Flying Squad Gabriel Presti in relation to yesterday's kidnapping of a one-day-old newborn from a clinic in Cosenza The investigation is also continuing to evaluate the security of the birthing center and understand "how it was possible for a couple of people without qualifications to enter explained that the Mobile Squad and Upgsp personnel intervened yesterday evening at the “Sacro Cuore” clinic in Cosenza after the report of the kidnapping of a newborn the latter presumably disguised as a health worker who with the excuse of having to ensure health care for the newborn had entered the room where she was hospitalized with her mother and after taking her The woman was helped by a black man with whom she left on board a gray car After having analyzed at length the video surveillance images of the health facility and other nearby public establishments and having simultaneously collected investigative information it was possible to identify the possible perpetrators of the kidnapping namely a couple residing in the nearby town of Castrolibero (CS) The men immediately sent to the site actually tracked down little Sofia in the same place of residence as the two kidnappers a 52-year-old Italian woman and a 41-year-old Nigerian citizen legally resident in Italy The two were still wearing the same clothes they had worn during the kidnapping Having simulated a pregnancy with their relatives upon arrival the officers found themselves in the middle of the celebrations for the birth while little Sofia was brought back to the "Sacro Cuore" clinic in the arms of her parents and subsequently accompanied to the local hospital in order to ascertain her good health “A mother and father who died and were reborn yesterday.” He wrote it on social media Valeria Chiappetta the mother of the newborn baby kidnapped yesterday from a clinic in Cosenza and then found by the police posting a photo of the little girl with her little brother “I would like to respond to everyone individually but I can’t This is our family that was crumbling into a thousand pieces last night but the happy ending is that Sofia is fine A mother and father who died and rose again yesterday.” "Our heartfelt thanks to the investigators of the Cosenza Police Headquarters' Flying Squad for having found and brought back to her parents the newborn baby who was kidnapped in the hospital A round of applause to our men and women in uniform for their extraordinary teamwork and research." The Prime Minister wrote on social media which concludes: “A hug to mom and dad and best wishes for a good life to little Sofia!” Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram Villages-News.com A graduate of The Villages Charter School will be sworn in as the newest member of the Fruitland Park Commission Commissioner “Joey” Joseph J. Cosenza III is to take the oath Thursday evening at Fruitland Park City Hall. The 18-year-old will succeed Commissioner John Gunter, who served on the commission for many years. Cosenza is a 2024 graduate of the charter school. Also taking the oath on Thursday, will be Mayor Christopher Cheshire who has been re-elected in District 4 and Commissioner Chris Bell who was re-elected in District 5. The current head to head record for the teams are Sassuolo 2 win(s) Have been awarded the most penalties this season (7) Domenico Berardi is ranked 3 in big chances created in the competition (10) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches 29 Dec 2024 14:00:00 GMT?Sassuolo won 2–1 over Cosenza on Sun 29 Dec 2024 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Sassuolo is playing home against Cosenza at MAPEI Stadium - Città del Tricolore on Sun Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb TrendingCommercialChicagoAInland co-founder G Joseph Cosenza dies at 81Helped build Oak Brook-based firm into a CRE titan that has done billions of dollars worth of deals a co-founder of the Inland Real Estate Group of Companies and a towering figure in the commercial real estate industry Cosenza served as director and vice chairman of Oak Brook-based Inland and as president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions and was widely regarded as a legendary dealmaker and a cornerstone of Inland’s success He oversaw deals totaling $55 billion in acquisitions comprising hundreds of millions of square feet in commercial real estate properties and more than 96,000 apartment units that Inland has purchased since its founding 56 years ago His sense for negotiating purchases cemented his legacy as a trailblazer in the real estate industry high energy and passion — particularly his tenacity in acquiring real estate on the most favorable terms for Inland and our investors and humor left a lasting impression on everyone.” Cosenza earned a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern Illinois University and a master’s from Northern Illinois University Before embarking on his real estate career he worked as a teacher and assistant principal in local school districts SIGN UPIt was during his time at Northeastern Illinois University that he met Daniel Goodwin, his lifelong friend and future business partner. Along with fellow educators Robert Parks and Baum, the group founded Inland in 1968, growing it into one of the largest commercial real estate and finance organizations in the nation. Goodwin died at 80 earlier this year including chairman of the board for American National Bank of DuPage and Inland Bank & Trust His contributions to the commercial real estate sector earned him numerous accolades such as induction into the Chicago Association of Realtors Hall of Fame said Cosenza “was an unwavering source of inspiration for us all His tireless dedication to Inland and its investors has left an indelible mark on our company and the industry Joe transformed the alternative real estate marketplace making him a true icon in commercial real estate.” A list of his survivors wasn’t immediately available at Adams-Winterfield & Sullivan Funeral Home The current head to head record for the teams are Cosenza 2 win(s) Cosenza haven't lost to Palermo in their last 6 meetings (2W, 4D). Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Jérémy Le Douaron has the most shots on target per match for Palermo (1.4) Filippo Ranocchia has created the most big chances for Palermo (13) 23 Feb 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Palermo won 3–0 over Cosenza on Sun 23 Feb 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Cosenza haven't lost to Palermo in their last 6 meetings (2W Cosenza is playing home against Palermo at Stadio San Vito-Luigi Marulla on Sun Among the weekends in Calabria that pleasantly combine nature and spirituality the itinerary on the trail of St Francis of Paola is one of the most important destinations for religious tourism in Calabria which finds in the Shrine of Saint Francis the final destination of a religious pilgrimage but also of a nature trek that passes through splendid locations among woods and small villages immersed in tranquillity The Way of St Francis of Paola is a nature-religious route dedicated to the figure of the Calabrian saint Exactly like the famous Camino de Santiago the "Calabrian Santiago" is organised in stages and issues participants with credentials and testimonials at the end of the route There are three possible variants: the Via del Giovane (49 km in 3 stages); the Via dell'Eremita (62.7 km in 3 stages) and the Via dei Monasteri (135 km in 6 stages) The first route links two important localities related to the history of St Francis: San Marco Argentano and Paola The first locality is linked to the childhood of Francis who was born with a serious eye deformity and by his parents' vow wore the Franciscan habit for a year until he was disbanded in San Marco Argentano San Marco Argentano is located along the Valle del Crati Places to see along the way include the Norman Tower the Cathedral of San Nicola with its crypt and the Matina Abbey with its chapter house dating from between the 11th and 13th centuries Also of interest are the Diocesan Museum and the Clarisse Monastery Among the practicable itineraries in the footsteps of St Francis of Paola retraces the stages of Francis' hermit vocation The itinerary evokes a fundamental stage of the Franciscan Way in Calabria when the saint travelled from Paola to Paterno Calabro as the founder of the Order in the region Having arrived in this small community in the Serre Cosentine in 1444 St Francis personally dedicated himself to building the church Here the saint stayed for a long time and from here he left on 2 February 1483 for France cloister and the Grotto of Penance are part of the entire complex The third option of the Saint Francis Walk in Calabria is the Via dei Monasteri which unites in a single itinerary the towns of Paterno Calabro The foundation of the monasteries of Spezzano and Corigliano takes us to the height of Brother Francis' spiritual maturity when his concern for his homeland drove him to create solid communities of brothers united by the same sobriety as the founder Passing through the hills and valleys of the Serre Cosentine the itinerary enters the forests of the Sila National Park and it descends gently to the expanses of olive groves vineyards and citrus trees of the Gulf of Corigliano visits to the Castle and the Franciscan Sanctuary rich in precious works of art and frescoes from the end of the 15th century you can admire the precious Codex Purpureus Rossanensis all the roads of the Saint Francis Walk lead to Paola Here stands the birthplace of the saint and the majestic Shrine of San Francesco di Paola The large square houses the façade of the modern basilica and the original church which contains a number of relics and the striking first chapel The cloister of the convent is decorated with a cycle of frescoes narrating the life of the saint a pleasant path through the greenery leads to the tiny refuge of the saint in his younger years referring to the miracles of the Fornace and the Fonte della Cucchiarella whose waters are attributed the same healing properties as those of Lourdes https://calabriastraordinaria.it/en/news/on-the-trail-of-st-francis-of-paola You might be interested inSites of faithThe Feast of Saint Lucia in Calabria2024-02-14 14:26:56 MuseumSan Marco Argentano MuseumCorigliano-Rossano Place of worshipPaola Point of interestPaola Point of interestSpezzano della Sila Place of worshipSan Marco Argentano MuseumCorigliano-Rossano Place of worshipPaterno Calabro Last update: Nov 29, 2024 10:16 AMContent owned by the Calabria Region | Tourism and Commerce Department issued under CC-BY License Teatro Rendano e statua Bernardino Telesio Among the great names that Calabria has consigned to the history of Western thought is that of Bernardino Telesio a Cosenza-born philosopher from the 16th century His studies on nature as a world unto itself and on the preservation of the spirit through virtue marked a very important step in modern Western philosophy. Giordano Bruno, Descartes, Francis Bacon and Tommaso Campanella drew inspiration from his doctrine and his main work "De rerum natura iuxta propria principia" (1565) Bernardino, a Cosenza-born philosopher, worked in his hometown at the Accademia Cosentina, known as the "Accademia Telesiana", enriching the city of Cosenza with the legacy of his writings and a series of historical and monumental places linked to his presence Not just for ‘insiders’ and philosophy enthusiasts the tour in the footsteps of Bernardino Telesio is within everyone's reach and allows you to immerse yourself in the 16th-century atmosphere of the city discovering places in the historic centre (Cosenza Vecchia) with eternal charm.  Cosenza and the history of philosophy and theology in Calabria are one and the same Born in 1509 into a family of intellectuals and humanists Bernardino Telesio was first educated under the example of his uncle Antonio and then continued his studies in the main Italian cities (Milan Here Bernardino Telesio begins to develop his critique of Aristotelian philosophy: the supreme good of man does not consist in the exercise of reason directing it towards pleasure and not pain The symbol of his work in the city is still the Accademia Cosentina the second in the Kingdom of Naples (1511) This prestigious academy was founded by the Calabrese Aulo Giano Parrasio under whose rectorate Bernardino was trained and then took over as director upon the master's death (1534) when the same institute changed its name from Accademia Parrasiana to Accademia Telesiana The institute collects original works and manuscripts of universal value: 53 editions of incunabula (first Gutenberg printed books) illuminated choir books from the 16th century the Public Library of Cosenza was established within it which is still today the reference point for those wishing to study philosophy and theology in depth contributing to the prestigious definition of Cosenza as the ‘Athens of Calabria’ What are the places of Bernardino Telesio in Cosenza besides the Accademia Cosentina It is enough to take a walk in the historic centre of Cosenza Vecchia to discover them all starting from the house where the philosopher was born in Piazza Berardi 1 (which cannot be visited) passing through the twentieth-century building that today houses the academy and library in neoclassical style characterised by the typical pediment with the wisdom symbol on a gold background depicts the philosopher in a meditative attitude The bronze statue rests on a granite plinth itself decorated with bronze bas-reliefs depicting scenes from the philosopher's life including the explanation of his doctrine and his arrest during the Sack of Rome in 1527.  guardian of the precious Byzantine icon of the Madonna del Pilerio Also on Corso Telesio are numerous historic shops and establishments such as the Caffè Telesio of the same name and the Gran Caffè Renzelli which has dedicated its special "Torta Telesio" to Bernardino Telesio a soft cake with the unusual use of yellow lupins Continuing the tour in the footsteps of Bernardino Telesio in Cosenza, an obligatory stop is the Monumental Complex of San Domenico.  Situated at the confluence of the two rivers the building of the former Dominican convent is the meeting place of Bernardino Telesio and Tommaso Campanella the other great Calabrian philosopher hosted within these very walls (1588) during his stay in Cosenza The 15th-century building belonged to the Sanseverino family and the façade still has elements of the original construction, such as the rose window, the entrance arch and the two Renaissance chapels. 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Have scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches 05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Frosinone vs Cosenza on Sat 05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Frosinone and Cosenza have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other Frosinone is playing home against Cosenza at Stadio Benito Stirpe on Sat https://www.museofumetto.itFood meets comics in a journey through flavours and iconic stories: until 16 May 2025, the Comics Museum in Cosenza is hosting the exhibition At the Table with the Greats of Comics, an experience that explores the link between the characters of the ninth art and their most representative dishes. 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