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This is not where I expected Orange Leaf to be setting up shop...

Quick and dirty view of the area: Blue = Staircase Yellow = Elevator Green = Approximate location of a streetcar stop

Just a note: With his disability, I don't believe Mr. Portune uses staircases. And the closest Transit Center elevator requires patrons to cross Walnut St. (or 3rd street to the CRG elevators).

^On Freedom Way between Main and Walnut??

The small stretch of Walnut Street to Theodore M. Berry Way has finally been opened to vehicles.

They are delicious!

They are usually half full during weekday lunch. One day this past week they picked up some extra business as there was a line out the door for Holy Grail.

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Quick Google Maps search over coffee this morning. Of course, no way telling what utility these manholes cover... Little Rock Memphis Portland Seattle (features a SDOT work crew)

There are multiple ways to do a screen-cap: Taking Screenshots in Mac OS X Here is 289 E. 5th St. Charoltte NC

Another quality poll from the Enquirer. I'll bet Furniture Fair loves all the exposure. :? What does streetcar groundbreaking mean? Your thoughts: Will the streetcar line actually be built? Yes No

I know the Charlotte FBI office has also moved out of their uptown building and out to the suburbs. Probably happening all across the country.

BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE: Paycor moving - but where? QUEENSGATE — Fast-growing payroll firm Paycor is moving out of Queensgate, the latest big company to relocate and spur competition for jobs in the region. Paycor CEO Bob Coughlin said the firm and its 420 workers will stay inside the Interstate 275 loop in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky – either in renovated existing offices or in a new corporate headquarters it will build by 2013. A relocation downtown, however, probably isn’t happening. “I like the urban core downtown, and we looked at every possible option,” says Coughlin, who started the company in the Queensgate building in 1990. “Either parking, convenience or cost became a problem for us.” Cont.

This came from the mouth of Johnna Reeder during Cunningham's first hour. She stated they (the city) were planning a ribbon cutting ceremony next week.

What does Bill Rinehart know that we don't? @700BillRinehart: "Streetcar groundbreaking next week?"

Money to the city from the sale of the streetlights.

^There was one (or two?) installed in Mt. Lookout's parking island.

I heard there was also a plaque marking the Bengals bench area. I've found neither.

Mallory headed to D.C. for Streetcar Summit Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory travels this week to the 3rd Annual Streetcar Summit in Washington, D.C., where he will share strategies used by the city to develop its streetcar plan. Cincinnati City Council’s Wednesday meeting was cancelled, as meetings often are when he’s out of town. While there, Mallory plans to meet with officials from the Department of Transportation, the Federal Transit Authority and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to his spokesman, Jason Barron. Mallory is not listed on the draft agenda as a presenter. Cont

I believe it's complete. I was hoping they would at least install some sort of metal venting.

^ Interesting... Thanks!

That was my initial thought but it's located on the North side of the building:

I don't recall seeing anything similar to what they are installing in renderings...

http://cincinnati-oh.gov/noncms/projects/streetcar/streetcar_travel.cfm

Metal drywall framing going up on the 1st floor of Ruth's Chris.