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agree. he's having a half hour long senior moment.

At the risk of crossing the big red box, this was pulled from an Enquirer Op-Ed . . . "But to their credit, the Rock Ventures LLC group, which will back the Cincinnati and Cleveland casinos, aims to design its facilities to connect with the neighborhood. The backers pledge not to build on-site hotels to keep customers "captive," but to cooperate with downtown hotels, restaurants and other businesses. They're willing to discuss a link to the Broadway Commons casino from a proposed downtown streetcar line, should that project get under way." http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20090919/EDIT01/909200348/-1/today/A+casino+bid+that+s+good+for+Ohio Talk is cheap, but if the owners are held to these pledges. It sounds like the perfect set up. Make sure parking is behind the casino and they don't build any type of theater to compete with Music Hall, Taft, Emery, etc and the review board keeps on them for a quality design, bring on the Star Wars penny slots.

Phase 4. John Hueber Homes between 1400 and 1500 Race St Phase 2 of City Home B2B between the 1400 and 1500 on Elm Northpointe Group between the 1400 and 1500 of Vine rental Mercer Commons Of course there are many other things that could be announced as well as the other projects like Wash. Park. The biggest difference will be added commercial tenants and there is a new commercial agent on the project, Terri Danzilo. Properties are still left in each of the previous phases although some buildings are completely sold out including Duncanson and Bremen. If someone wants to update this . . . A good overview Gateway Quarter PHASE ONE Gateway Condos 21 condominiums; 11 sold or under contract Average price: $193,511 Four retail stores City Roots urban gardening store, 1133 Vine Gateway Quarter Sales Center, 1135 Vine Segway, 1150 Vine PHASE TWO Gateway Arts Building 12 units, leased to house Art Academy students Duncanson Lofts 25 condominiums; 17 sold or under contract Average price: $112,042 Five retail stores Metronation clothing and home décor retailer, 1213 Vine Lavomatic Café restaurant by Jean-Robert, 1211 Vine Incredible Creations hair salon and barbershop, 1209 Vine Mahatma jewelry and accessory shop, 1205 Vine Switch lighting store, 1207 Vine Duveneck Flats 15 condominiums; 11 sold Average price: $148,971 One retail store A Lucky Step furniture store, 1220 Vine Bremen Lofts/Centennial Row 65 condominiums; 46 sold or under contract Revised: Bremen has 17 and is fully sold out, Centenial has 8 and 1 sold - via the all knowing Mr. Redmond. ;-) Average price: $152,952 PHASE THREE (under construction) 106 condominiums 14 sold Retail 15,000 square feet planned 3,230 square feet leased to home furnishings retailer Joseph Williams Home, 1232 Vine To read more: http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20081102/BIZ01/811020352/1001/biz http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,16431.msg339693.html#msg339693

Here's a few shots before the gate fell off. http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,9538.0.html

***More was added to the article.*** Good news indeed. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20090902/BIZ01/909060303/1055/NEWS/Brewery+planned+for+riverfront+park

Train plan leaves out Akron, museum By Matt Leingang • The Associated Press • August 23, 2009 COLUMBUS - A plan seeking federal stimulus money to restore passenger train service among Ohio's major cities leaves out Akron and a stop at the U.S. Air Force museum near Dayton, transportation officials said. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20090823/NEWS01/908240324/1055/NEWS/Train+plan+leaves+out+Akron++museum

Apple and the Bengals - two organizations on the cutting edge. Jordan Palmer helps players develop iPhone apps By Joe Kay • The Associated Press • August 22, 2009 Bengals backup quarterback Jordan Palmer spent the offseason working on a business venture with two California friends. Their company develops individualized iPhone applications for athletes, allowing them to connect with fans on the go. They rolled out one for Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, and expect to have Ochocinco's app approved by Apple and launched before the season starts. "I'm a big advocate of the iPhone," Jordan Palmer said. "I'm all about it. I'm always reading about it and pushing its capabilities and seeing what's coming out next. We looked at the business and what's going on with the applications and the growth. The growth is through the roof. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20090822/BIZ/908220351/1055/NEWS/Palmer+finds+iPhone+niche

Quick question; is the new road being built replacing the existing one, closest to the river.

^They posted an image.

I tried searching for a date of the photo with no luck. but, yeah, I was more interested that the photo was taken by the ISS.

it might be good if all the local offices move there, especially west chester. http://www.frostbrowntodd.com/contact/offices/

Anything? I figured it would be tweed by now or whatever the hell they're called.

crosswalk? they better not of dug up my commemorative brick.

This is sweet irony. I can see the political commercials now. The bastard of free-rein capitalism (Portman) asking for a government handout. Love it.

Beautiful. I can strongly recommend Yosemite and the National Parks in Southern Utah(Badlands, Arches, etc). I haven't done Yellowstone, but that's next on my list. Not quite at the level of the other National Parks, but Muir Woods is very nice. You'll be tree-hugging redwoods in no time. http://www.nps.gov/muwo/

36 Hours in Cincinnati By KASSIE BRACKEN Published: July 19, 2009 WITH the quiet momentum of a work in progress, Cincinnati is finding an artsy swagger, infused with a casual combination of Midwest and Southern charm. The city center, for decades rich with cultural and performing arts venues, now offers a renovated Fountain Square area and a gleaming new baseball stadium with views of the Ohio River. Efforts to transcend the damage from several days of race riots in 2001, which nearly decimated the city’s Over-the-Rhine district, are slowly progressing. Transformations are taking place in surrounding areas — as well as across the river in the neighboring Kentucky cities of Newport and Covington — with their cool music venues, funky shopping outlets and smart culinary options. http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/07/19/travel/19hour.html

Say Cheese! Astronauts Snap Photo Of City From Space Station Visible Again This Month CINCINNATI -- While you can see the International Space Station as it flies over the Tri-State, NASA reminded residents that the station can see you, too. The space agency released a photo of Cincinnati taken from the station during one of its recent passes. To read more: http://www.wlwt.com/news/20060373/detail.html?treets=cin&tid=2655214246813&tml=cin_12pm&tmi=cin_12pm_1_11000107152009&ts=H# A large photo of view

Has the annual slide begun, just a month later.?

^Good, I hope it hurts them. Goldman is the root of all evil. Bring those bastards down.

Nice to see paleontologists have a sense of humor. Scientists tour Creation Museum By Cliff Peale • [email protected] • June 24, 2009 PETERSBURG – “Praise God,” the official at the Creation Museum told the tour group, “we are excited to have you here.” For the 80 paleontologists, taking a break from their convention at the University of Cincinnati to tour the museum, some were skeptical, some were amused, some were offended. “I think it’s a very professional outfit and they put on a good show,” said Jason Rosenhouse, a math professor at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., and manager of a blog on evolution. “If you can sort of suspend disbelief, you can see why people get caught up in it. “I hate the fact that this exists,” he added. “But given that it exists, I can see why people would find it compelling.” To read more: http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090624/NEWS01/306240055

Coal on the losing end for once. Regulations work! February 2, 2009, 5:26 pm Utility Gives Up on Coal, Pursues Wind Instead By Leslie Kaufman Legislation to curb carbon emissions is still far from a done deal, but apparently it seems real enough that at least one utility is calling it quits on its efforts to build a coal-fired power plant. A rural electric cooperative in southern Montana says it will stop pushing for development of the Highwood Generating Station, a controversial proposed plant near Great Falls, and instead turn to developing wind energy. http://greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/02/utility-gives-up-on-coal-pursues-wind-instead/?scp=1&sq=wind%20instead%20of%20coal&st=cse

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—Cincinnati East Enders Air Concerns Over Hi-Speed Rail Plan Reported by: Tom McKee, Email: [email protected] Photographed By: Scott Wegener, Last Update: 8:53 pm East End community leaders and residents sent a strong message to Cincinnati leaders Tuesday. They like the idea for 3-C "Fresh Start" high-speed rail service connecting Cincinnati with Columbus and Cleveland, however, they don’t want a temporary station built along Riverside Drive between the Boathouse and Theodore Berry Park. "This is not a case of NIMBY – Not In My Back Yard," said Lou Seiler, of the East End Area Council, as he spoke before Cincinnati City Council’s Economic Development Committee. "It’s a question for me of trying to get things right for once in our city." http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story/East-Enders-Air-Concerns-Over-Hi-Speed-Rail-Plan/-eqIM9zg4E2QcRxjU1Mq3w.cspx

Looks like the Right-Wing Terrorism thread got deleted. Thanks so much. FoxNews is slowing realizing their preaching of hate has consequences. Enjoy this while you can.

Strickland asking for $400 million for passenger rail Posted by mrulon at 6/9/2009 11:35 AM EDT Gov. Ted Strickland is in Washington today to lobby the Obama administration for $400 million in federal stimulus money to build the proposed high-speed passenger rail service between Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland. "Ohio and those cities represent the most densely populated part of the country that is devoid of passenger rail service," Strickland said, calling that fact "intolerable." http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=blog02&plckController=Blog&plckScript=blogScript&plckElementId=blogDest&plckBlogPage=BlogViewPost&plckPostId=Blog%3aec38bb2b-982e-46ba-819a-da01a547e8eaPost%3a5d65ea40-8f7f-46ad-be9e-6e2c5003ea68&sid=sitelife.cincinnati.com