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I worked with a girl who commuted from Kettering to OTR for over 10 years& was generally ok with it but having to go around/thru Dayton every day at rush hour is a different matter that even she acknowledged. She also claimed to have met quite a few people who did the general commute.

This small cemetery chapel was in the background in the opening scene of Night of the Living Dead. Now fans & one of the movie's production crew are working to restore the dilapidated structure. Evans City is in western PA. http://www.fixthechapel.com/index.html

Top 10 US travel destinations for 2012 1. US Virgin Islands 2. Hudson River Valley, New York 3. Cincinnati, Ohio Seen Cincy lately? The pretty city on the Ohio River – off the main cross-country interstates – gets bypassed by many road trippers, but it’s quietly transformed itself in the last decade into a worthy weekend getaway. Life centers around the river – much which can be seen by foot: river walkways are best on the Kentucky side, reached via a couple bridges including John Roebling’s Suspension Bridge (a prequel to his famous Brooklyn Bridge). Narrow, twisting (and steep) brick roads of the Mt Adams district lead past 19th-century Victorian townhouses and the free Cincinnati Art Museum, while the once-dangerous, emerging Over-the-Rhine, just north of downtown, is home to the Findlay Market and a sprawling collection of historic Italianate architecture. Best, though, is the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, open since 2004, on the banks of the river where many slaves escaped to freedom in the 19th century. 4. Four Corners Region, Southwest USA 5. Culebra, Puerto Rico 6. California Gold Country 7. Boulder, Colorado 8. Hawai’i: The Big Island 9. Chicago 10. Yellowstone National Park http://www.lonelyplanet.com/usa/travel-tips-and-articles/76941?affil=twit

Congressman Sittenfeld? http://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/blog-2749-whoops__not_quite_so_fast.html

^Sure Kid Monzel will pin it on Cincinnati/streetcar

Blue Wisp to reopen in old Redfish 1/6/12 I think the location was already established, now there's a date. http://cincinnati.com/blogs/arts/2011/12/21/blue-wisp-soft-opening/

The Mac mini is a pretty low end computer

Another one is president of the Northside Business Association

"It’s unclear how a package of internal council rules – as opposed to a law or ordinance – could violate the city charter." The "uber-gadfly" comment is nice but how come the Fishwrap never points out Finney isn't a resident?

Are there any steampunk designs?

What does the Enquirer owe Smitherman & Finney? http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20111218/NEWS01/312180027

anywhere actually a deserted island would be prefrable

Investigate property holding along streetcar route thanks Mr Jaques for your reply to this imbecilic letter to the editor. (I have opted out of using FB for commenting) One of the reasons I like the project is because of the number of property owners along the route. How did I find out how many? I looked it up on the HamCoAud's site. flippin rocket science..... still, how come the media never reports the hundreds of affected property owners? http://cincinnati.com/blogs/letters/2011/12/14/investigate-property-holding-along-streetcar-route/

I'm all for freedom of speech, but how many times does Tom Luken have to be ejected from council chambers before they just ban the dude? Vlasta Molak PHD!, can follow the rules & still deliver incoherent tirades.

"And if he really is that paranoid, the mayor could just not appoint Winburn or Smitherman to the same committees." Mayor just appoints committee chairs, the chairs determine who is on the committee & I don't think any committee chair has blocked anybody. Actually, I don't know if hey can. It wouldn't be politically smart.

Can't you just paint a sound wall to look like a Hard Rock Cafe?

This is something I would assume the council would direct to counsel, the city solicitor.

LOL some guy thought he was opening a HRC in Clifton back in the 90s (?) but it was a swindle.

"indifentially" is a legal term I am guessing?

Transit Center?

well, the vast majority of people here are anonymous.... Maybe the Enquirer should have just hosted meet & greets?

It's pretty dead over there. In 1 discussion, somebody apparently looked at the profile of an opponent & made a comment about the guy's job. How soon til people start bringing in opponents friends & family? Deleting the over 1,400 comments opposing the decision is priceless.

Django Western Taco will be opening sometime in the old Slim's location at the corner of Hamilton & Blue Rock in frenetic Northside. http://www.cincinnatimagazine.com/dining/anotherbite/blogentry.aspx?BlogEntryID=10321465 Also, Jimmy G's in some place called Downtown & Eli's BBQ in Columbia Tusculum

Jim Bers will be chaengin Chabot again "Jim Berns of College Hill, who describes himself as Cincinnati's best known Libertarian, filed petitions at the Hamilton County Board of Elections last week to run for Congress in the First District of Ohio." http://downtown-mtauburn.fox19.com/news/politics/82216-libertarian-berns-running-congress-first-district

Somebody over at the Enquirer was griping about Carl Lindner moving Chiquita to Charlotte. Anyway, Daily Bellewether article: http://thebellwetherdaily.blogspot.com/2011/11/streetcar-named-cincinnati-is-on-tracks.html