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Name, opening date for new Salazar restaurant Polly Campbell, [email protected] Jose Salazar is honoring his Colombian grandmother with the name of his new restaurant, Mita's. It's on track to open in August. This is the restaurant that we wrote about in October, in what was then to be the Dunnhumby Building at the corner of 5th and Race. It's now known as the 84.51° building. Jose and Ann Salazar are the owners of Salazar in Over-the-Rhine, a tiny bistro with a contemporary American menu. The new, much larger restaurant will showcase the flavors and dishes of Spanish and Latin American cuisine. Spanish will predominate, with paella Valenciana, some traditional tapas, pan con tomate, Iberico ham and other cured meats. From Latin America, there will be arepas, empanadas and seviches. Cont

Website for the apartments that includes photos, floor plans, etc: sevenatbroadway.com Moving this topic to Completed Projects

And it is a poorly written attack. Like an angry email that you write and send at the heat of the moment and then regret the next morning. Surprised it hasn't been edited...

Sadly this is only one block, between Main & Walnut. Its been "complete" for three weeks yet still waiting for it to reopen. Everything west of Walnut still needs to be addressed...

Has anyone seen the plans for 131 W 15th Street? It is the building behind 1432 (1434) Elm Street. OTR Holdings Inc. (3CDC) owns both as well as the vacant lot at 129 W 15th Street (at Osborne Alley). Here is a photo from today:

It was moved to 1:30. Coming up! A highly agitated and animated John Cranley has hijacked the meeting!

From the Business Courier last night: New deal pending on streetcar operations? To the Enquirer this morning: SORTA: $2M not enough to hire union to run streetcar There was to be a 1:00 p.m. - Major Transportation & Regional Cooperation Committee meeting today but now the City Council website says it is CANCELLED.

^True, except for the access ramps.

I doubt it's going to be completely done before the All Star Game. They're crossing 6th this weekend but still have two more intersections to cross (each requiring a weekend closure) and a lane change to install. They might be able to clear the construction equipment out of downtown for the All Star Game though. I assume they will be prohibited from doing any construction the week of the 13th. Schedule 6th & Main: Jun 26-29 ASG stop: Jul 9-15 5th & Main: Jul 24-27 2nd & Main curve: Aug 7-17 4th & Main: Aug 28-31

Or it could have been the fact that the mother was in the picture. We'll never know... "In that district, during the day, officers typically do not have partners, police said. More than half of police patrols involve officers working alone in their cruisers. Two-officer patrols are scheduled based on the time of day, the neighborhood and other factors." District 2's Capt. Jeff Butler was on Bill Cunningham Monday and gave additional details on Overtime. You also hear from Mayor Cranley, Derek Bauman, and Kathy Harrell. Also yesterday, more background on Trepierre Hummons: Op-ed: Note from Hummons' grieving father

Here are the stats for the best pitcher in MLB... GP GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO W L P/GS WHIP BAA ERA 14 14 2 2 102.1 68 23 20 6 14 123 8 5 103.5 0.80 .181 1.76 And Johnny Vander Meer can thank questionable lighting against superior batters in his "wild" no-hitters. :roll: Max Scherzer now the best pitcher in the game David Schoenfield, SweetSpot blogger ... Johnny Vander Meer's two games in June 1938 were both no-hitters, the only man to do so. But it's hard to argue the sum of his efforts was more impressive. In his first no-hitter, he walked three and struck out four. In his second no-hitter, under questionable lighting conditions in the first night game ever played at Ebbets Field, he walked eight and struck out seven. It's difficult to diminish such a feat, but compare the combined lines for both pitchers: Vander Meer: 18 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 11 BB, 11 SO Scherzer: 18 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 26 SO Even in this trumped-up era of strikeouts and mediocre batting averages, I'll take Scherzer's games for pure dominance over Vander Meer's effectively wild no-hitters. ...

There are, off centered, crosswalks at the base of the Walnut St. and Vine St. steps. There are no plans for a bridge over Mehring Way.

Evidently this was approved as installation is underway today.

Strickland has slim lead in Ohio Senate race Deirdre Shesgreen, [email protected] WASHINGTON — Ohio's 2016 Senate race has gotten a tiny bit tighter. A new poll released on Monday shows Ted Strickland, Ohio's former Democratic governor, with a 6 percentage point lead over Republican Sen. Rob Portman. In a poll conducted by Quinnipiac University, 46 percent of voters said they would support Strickland, while 40 percent said they would back Portman. In an April poll by Quinnipiac, Strickland held a 9 percentage point lead. The new poll also showed little payoff so far for P.G. Sittenfeld's efforts to introduce himself to voters across Ohio. The Cincinnati City Councilman is battling Strickland for the Democratic nomination, but he is still not well known outside of Queen City. Cont Speaking of Sittenfeld... Sittenfeld report shows salary, other financial info

Yup, maybe the topic needs its own thread? 8-)

Don't you mean where Rosa Park Street curves... :evil: I'm glad the Park Department still refers to this area as the Vine Street steps.

I agree it is not relevant. FOP president Kathy Harrell has attended City Council's Law Committee and been on WLW multiple times stating more officers are needed. I'm not surprised she (and the Enquirer) politicized this tragedy.

FOP: "Officer killed was working OT because of staffing levels" Trepierre Hummons last Facebook post points to this being suicide by cop

One would have thought that passage of this bill would have happened before BrewDog committed to building their U.S. brewery near Columbus...

Multiple news sources are reporting that both the Officer and suspect have died... Edit: Chief: 'We lost one of our best today'

EXCLUSIVE: Great American Ball Park will bloom for All-Star Game with living wall Steve Watkins - Cincinnati Business Courier When fans arrive at Great American Ball Park for the Major League Baseball All-Star Game, they’ll be greeted by an enormous floral display that will look like something out of the Rose Parade. Evans Landscaping, a Cincinnati Reds sponsor, is installing nearly 10,000 flowers that will cover the metal gates at the main entrance, creating a living wall. The floral display will transform the white metal grates that surround the main entrance into a colorful extravaganza. The flower displays will be designed to look like the All-Star Game logo and to spell out “All-Star Summer,” Evans field supervisor Adam Clifton told me. Evans has been custom-growing these flowers since mid-April. Cont

Freedom Center debuts rare historic document Erin Caproni - Cincinnati Business Courier The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will put a historic document important to the history of the U.S. on display for the public on a significant anniversary. A rare, signed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by President Abraham Lincoln will make its debut in a gallery at the center on Friday, the 150th anniversary of Juneteenth. Juneteenth is the day the last known slaves in the United States were freed in Galveston, Texas, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation had been signed. Cont

As an outsider, I agree 100%. It'll be interesting to see who's around come the end of the 2016 season... LeBron's handling of Blatt unbecoming Marc Stein, ESPN Senior Writer I have a question for LeBron James that I really hope he'll field someday. A question that can be asked a variety of ways. What kind of coach do you want? Who out there is a coach you'd actually like to play for? Who could ‎the Cleveland Cavaliers hire who you'd give some meaningful backing? I don't have the answers to any of those queries. Cavs assistant coach Ty Lue is my best guess. I know this much, though: LeBron James is too brilliant as a basketball player, too truly great, to behave the way he did toward David Blatt during the NBA Finals. Cont

I personally think the Big 12 is a terrible idea. West Virginia jumped the gun...