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The article also points out that Bass Pro has 6 years left on its lease

Cincinnati Mall's cinema shuts down By Laura Baverman • [email protected] • March 2, 2010 FOREST PARK - Showcase Cinemas is the latest in a string of stores and attractions to vacate Cincinnati Mall, Cincinnati's largest indoor mall. In the year since new owners bought the 1.6 million-square-foot Cincinnati Mills, renamed it Cincinnati Mall and announced plans to redevelop it, the center has lost a dozen tenants and fallen delinquent on its property taxes. The theater on the mall's second level showed its last films Sunday. Guess Factory Outlet, Lane Bryant Outlet and Treehouse Kids also closed their stores in recent months. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20100302/BIZ01/303020006/Cincinnati+Mall+s+cinema+shuts+down

Straight edge kids in Middletown have better things to do than drugs! Like deface buildings!

It remains to be seen how much he will actually go get

Exhibition does not equal retrospective

Thank you for not having a digital jukebox with a million songs. It totally kills the ability to identify an establishment based on its music.

The question is worded "Do you think Cincinnati needs a streetcar?" Which is very different from if it would help the city. I think Cincinnati will survive without a streetcar even though I think it will benefit it.

Can we get a little excitement around here for uncomifrmed reports of funding?! RT@ttpolitic Appears TIGER streetcar grants going to Atlanta, Charlotte, Kansas City, Tucson, Cincinnati this week! (thanks @eschor @kclightrail) http://twitter.com/ttpolitic

WOO! It's getting closer to my place!

It is a pretty odd little corner but trust me when I say that this is a huge improvement over what was there before (which was nothing). Greyhound and Amtrack leave from this parking lot that is near the Scotttrade Center and Metrolink lines but completely removed from them. I believe the first picture is to connect the site to metrolink and bus lines, the 2nd picture shows the actual stations for Amtrack and Greyhound. It's no union station (which is now a mall) but we don't really build those now a days.

Thats awesome.

Beat me to it

Coming in Sunday's Enquirer Three print exclusives: A Northside stimulus project touted here by Vice President Biden has yet to get off the ground.

That's the public landing! No doubt it needs to be spiced up a bit but it will most definitely remain the place for the public to launch out to a day of riverin

Let's hope this isn't just hot air

2 more stores close at Tower Place By Laura Baverman • [email protected] • January 22, 2010 Margarita's Mexican restaurant and Foot Locker have joined the growing list of vacant storefronts at downtown's Tower Place Mall. http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20100122/BIZ01/1230330/2-more-stores-close-at-Tower-Place

Cincinnati sure is getting a lot of hotels these days

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EXPANSION! Wake Nation to add 'Practice Pond' By Elaine Trumpey • [email protected] • January 27, 2010 FAIRFIELD - Wake Nation, the cable wake park that allows wakeboarders and water skiers to practice their sport without a boat, will add a "Practice Pond" in time for its second season, which begins May 1. http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20100127/NEWS01/1280322/

Some good news for a change, eh? CVG adds 6th airline in May By James Pilcher • [email protected] • January 27, 2010 HEBRON - The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Wednesday announced the first new carrier to its lineup since 2004, with Air Canada saying it was launching two flights daily in May to its main hub in Toronto. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20100127/BIZ01/1280326/CVG+adds+6th+airline+in+May

Talented and dedicated engineers spent countless hours designing Japan’s rail system to be one of the world’s most efficient. Could have just asked a slime mold Read More http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/01/slime-mold-grows-network-just-like-tokyo-rail-system/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+wired%2Findex+%28Wired%3A+Index+3+%28Top+Stories+2%29%29#ixzz0dO72FKVA

Historic breweries never burned down while I was living in Cincinnati! Shape up!

Fountain Square is about as good a place as one could think of to cater to tourists and out of towners. We all understand that you would hate the idea of going out to be seen but some of us enjoy much better reactions from strangers :lol:

Are you kidding? Downtown is too exclusive for you? The bar is surrounded by "a florist, Rock Bottom, Graeter's, Potbelly's" oh and don't forget nearby Cadillac Ranch, Lodge Bar, etc. There's absolutely nothing wrong with a bar that tries to create an image as the place where the cool kids go. It's a pretty tried and true strategy. Besides not everyone wants to ride a mechanical bull when they go out.