Remembering Cincinnati, 5/4/10

Four years ago:

• I stopped in Northside and Clifton.*
  

One year ago:

• David Martin, president of Bluegrass Farms, said that the 31-acre Queensgate Terminals container-to-barge port proposed for Lower Price Hill would be "something that Cincinnati people are proud of".
• Linda Nassar of Downtown's Linda's Mini Mart said that the business was making incremental improvements to improve the looks of the store and to keep criminal activity away.
• Kenwood Towne Place was a couple of floors shorter, but still looked pretty much the same as today.
• A Westwood resident proposed a "radical, crazy and progressive" idea to increase the number of City businesses and residents by cutting taxes.
• Two open houses were scheduled to present conceptual alternatives for the Brent Spence Bridge alignments.
• In Mount Auburn, a collapsing house was razed.

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