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HudeEight beers will be on tap - all locally made or with local ties, such as Hudepohl and Burger. Barrelhouse beers - :-o once made and served at the former Barrelhouse around the corner on 12th Street but now being made in the West End - will be featured. Oh I am so happy after hearing this!!!

I'm glad the NRA pulled out of cowtown. They lost my $. I just wrote the NRA to have their convention at the newly remodeled Cincinnati convention center. :-D

There is going to be a new single family home built on milton st on a vacant lot @ the corner of cumber $400K+ 3 story it is going to the Historic review board for final approval although there is opposition to the project. Probably the person across the street who will lose their view..The same guy who did the Boal st project is also doing this home.

The bridges map by maygar is what I call "Sam the monkeys home" for you cincinnati oldtimers you remember the bar by the small bridge. Sam the monkey would lounge on his sofa downstairs and watch tv while drinking a beer and smoking cigarettes. Sam's cage is long gone now..I think its all damm petas fault! :x

That quickmart is a nuisance for the mulberry hill area. The drug dealing and prostituion going on and around the parking lot and the trash and lighting are disgusting. Is the building behind the quicky the one that is owned by the OTR foundation? That would have a great view from a restored balcony.

Cincinnati 1) Drug dealers and the people that buy from them. 2) Sprawl. 3) City Council.

Would you please stop posting pics of buildings "being lost"! :-(

This locust guy is probably the same guy who wears the "Yuppies Stay away!" sign at the OTR and downtown tours of living and maybe he lives in west chester and is afraid that the gentrification he thinks is occuring will push the poor his way. LOL anyway I took a walk down mulberry, peete and alot of mulberry Hill and have to say this area has the most potential of any place in cincinnati for redevelopment. There are many vacant lots and abandoned buildings that need a little love. The residents, poor and wealthy are as friendly as can be and are a joy to talk with. I will take my new camera next time! 8-)

Mulberry Hill Tour for Life will be a self-guided tour of for sale and private homes, condominiums, and apartments in Mulberry Hill encompassing Prospect Hill, Liberty Hill and the hillsides of Mt. Auburn and Over the Rhine. October 9, 2005 12:00-5:00 Tickets will be made available at all Huff Office locations in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky and online at Mulberryhill.org and Miraclesforlife.org. Tickets $15 individual and $25 for a couple. All proceeds benefiting the Miracles for Life Foundation. For sponsorship information please email Michael Redmond at [email protected]

Almost all of these rehabs have been vacant for a long time.Well it might be driving a few poor people who happen to be black in these areas out but affluent blacks are moving in. I have may well to do black neighbors it has nothing to do with racism. They are as excited about the new developments as I am. playing the race card is so 90's

That would be a great place for a condo! And can you imagine the smell coming from butternut bread every morning.. yum! It would be cool to have a loft inside of one of the fermenting tanks. yea the girls always bring their babies there to wave at their fathers in jail lol

Violence in the burbs! Cincys crime wave moves north. Stabbing At Symmes Twp. Gas Station Reported by: 9News Web produced by: Mark Sickmiller Last updated: 6/6/2005 11:31:34 PM An EMT used to saving other people's lives needed his partner's help after being stabbed at a Symmes Township gas station Monday night. It happened as Michael Sandige, 36, of Sycamore Township, was standing in line at the checkout counter around 5:20 p.m. at the Speedway on Montgomery near Cornell. Police say Sandige was approached by Melissa Flannery, 30, of Carrollton, Kentucky. Police say Flannery produced a knife and stabbed Sandige in the neck and upper chest. Sandige, a TriHealth paramedic, was able to restrain his assailant with the help of others in the store. Sandige was treated and released from Bethesda North hospital and is expected to recover. Flannery has been charged with felonious assault Police say Flannery was a stranger to the victim and that it is still not clear what prompted the attack.

Historic districts need to be gentrified or they will crumble and be lost forever.

Damnabit! From channel 12 online: A portion of a long-time Cincinnati brewing company is now rubble. Wednesday crews demolished two buildings that used to house the Hudepohl Shoenling Brewing Company in Queensgate. The buildings are being demolished to make room for development. Hudepohl ended its 116 year history in Cincinnati in 2001. Developers are attempting to save some of the historic pieces of the building, including the smokestack bearing the Hudepohl name. What for more jail space?? ugghh

I feel they need a Family Dollar store there! :evil:

The design picture of Fountain Square has some cars on the right side driving the wrong way. 5th st runs eastbound. lol

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All my northside friends and business owners are against it and I am too.

Beat on the brat..beat on the brat...beat on the brat with a baseball bat! oh yeah~~! oh yeah~~! Sorry had that song in my head :-D

The guys I'm talking about are the drug dealers and their spotters. They have a job to attract buyers and look for the cops.

The police need to enforce the loitering laws on vine. Theres nothing like walking to krogers with a group of 10 young black men yelling racist comments at you while threatening your safety, I just want a gallon of milk leave me alone! :x

Oh great just when you thought city council had enough problems... City Council Member Faces Domestic Violence Charges Reported by: 9News Web produced by: Neil Relyea Photographed by: 9News 5/14/2005 5:35:35 PM A Cincinnati city council member faces domestic violence charges for allegedly beating his teenage son who was treated for his injuries at Childrens Hospital Medical Center. Police say Cincinnati city council member Sam Malone beat his 14-year-old son with a belt at a Walnut Hills residence where Malone recently moved. "I met with him a couple of days ago, just last week," said Nick Jebril, a local store owner. "He seems like a nice, young man, strong man. I like his attitude. Just shocked to hear such a thing happened." www.wcpo.com

Drove by the building today and saw a crane parked and an area fenced off by the part that burnt down years ago. Anybody know anything about this? I hope they are not demolishing any more of that building...

why because they are black?

Another article on the park.. Riverfront park to be a 'magnet' $78M project would add fountains, gardens, trails By Gregory Korte Enquirer staff writer The Cincinnati Park Board will unveil updated plans today for its most ambitious project ever: a $78 million park along the Ohio River that would open in 2008. It's really dozens of attractions in one. The park would include water gardens, viewing terraces, promenades, playgrounds, flower gardens and a meadow.