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  • River cities' trail to get underway
  • Streetcar work begins on Main Street between Sixth and Court
  • Problems plagued canal projects
  • Letter: What happens when bridge is paid off?
  • Letter: Expand toll base to move Brent Spence forward
  • Cincinnati streetcar reaches (literal) milestone
  • New rehab hospital planned for Evanston
  • TriHealth to open new hospital in Evanston
  • TriHealth to open new hospital
  • More lanes closing to make way for streetcar construction
  • Letter: Curtail wasteful spending to fund transit projects
  • Letter: Transportation choices are lacking in Cincinnati
  • Letter: How would Brent Spence tolling bills be enforced?
  • And 54 months later ... done?
  • Parking the SUV, catching the bus
  • Planting a greener Covington
  • Report: Pedestrian fatalities fall in Ohio
  • Walnut Hills' Five Point Alley event encourages community input
  • Need a ride? Uber arrives with two transportation options, Metro adapts bus service to young riders
  • Cincinnati Transit Blog: Reactionary Incrementalism
  • The River City News: Photos: NKY Restoration Weekend & Take the State Preservation Survey
  • The River City News: Editorial: Businesses Believe New Bridge is Critical
  • AVB: Is Brent Spence debate a bridge too far?
  • Editorial: OK gambling in Kentucky, but do it right
  • Arlinghaus: Kentucky is losing money to its neighbors
  • Opinion: Gambling preys on the poor
  • Zoning code alternative in limbo
  • 'A good problem': Construction projects booming in downtown, OTR
  • CincyBiz Blog: Could Burnet Woods be Cincinnati's next great public space?
  • Catholic Health Partners considering 2 sites for HQ
  • Letter: Tax electric cars and bicyclists
  • OTR move a boon for CORE Resources
  • The River City News: Editorial: Need for Brent Spence Corridor Project Not Going Away
  • CincyBiz Blog: Regional rail system in Cincinnati? Cranley says more bike trails, buses will suffice
  • Letter: Both political parties have failed us miserably
  • Letter: Charge tolls to commercial vehicles at the very least
  • Letter: Maybe tea party folks will get us a new bridge
  • Letter: Sen. McConnell plays the selfishness game
  • Letter: Yet another ugly bridge
  • Community reacts to proposed UDF fuel tanker facility
  • Streetcar work to cause lane closures
  • UDF fuel tanker facility proposed for Norwood
  • Geoff Davis: NKY loses with Simpson’s bridge amendment
  • Historic restoration topic of weekend workshops
  • Mt. Washington residents save greenspace area
  • Connector road will join campus with AA highway
  • Mallory wants Transit Center to support Banks district
  • Part 2: Behind-the-scenes of OTR renovation
  • CincyBiz Blog: Cool Places: Get a sneak peek of the Eden Park brewery
  • The River City News: Devou Events Center Proceeds, Gus Sheehan Park to Get Facelift

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Remembering Cincinnati, 5/28/09

Two years ago:

  • Krohn Conservatory and Florence were added to the Building Cincinnati photo galleries, as well as new photos from Fairview, Mount Airy Forest, MainStrasse, West End, downtown Covington, Mount Auburn, Walnut Hills, and the Cincinnati skyline.
One year ago:
  • In the East End, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory attended the groundbreaking of Corbin Park.
  • Cincinnati City Council was considering extending its lease with Cincinnati Bulk Terminals to 2036, allowing UK-based Vertus Technologies, Ltd. to run a clean coal operation on the site.
  • In Avondale, Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity kicked off construction of two new houses on Northern Avenue and dedicated one on Haven Street.
  • The City of Cincinnati and the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati announced that they would not be holding CiTiRAMA in 2008.
  • Pleasant Ridge Community Council was conducting a survey on residents' grocery-buying habits.
  • A Clifton house that was sliding down the hillside was razed privately.

Posted by Kevin LeMaster at 5:00 AM

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