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^ I checked out the website you posted....Fresh Market sounds pretty cool! I can't wait for this open.

That is great - I haven't heard about that one! Where will it be?

^ They are looking at space behind the Center of Cincinnati developement. There are currently abandoned factories. They are planning on a smaller version of Jungle Jim's here.

^ Vandarcaar is the developer behind City of Cincinnati I was very disappointed when Hamilton County originally picked them as one of the developers for the banks.

^ Ink, you have some great one-liners lately! Thanks for the information about Ben Folds...I'll have to look into that.

^City of Cincinnati

Cornerstone is just too ugly for words!

Interesting links, thanks for posting! Is the "Probasco Market" the farmer's market that has been mentioned? That would be so cool!

^ I think Glenmary is in Avondale, but I could be mistaken.

^ There used to be a sign about shops going there, but it quietly disappeared.

I would like to go to a Cincinnati Meet. :) The 20th sounds good.

Very interesting. I know exactly where that lot is located. It's a tiny lot, so I have a hard time picturing this house being built here. Grasscat, I always enjoy reading your updates to this thread.

^ It was in the thread about the new skyscraper in Louisville. I believe someone made a comment that it was a beautiful building because it had appeared in the Chicago Tribune.

This is a good one. I laughed so hard when I originally read it. :laugh:

^ Don't forget about the Kroger Card. Just what I need - another card to carry around in my wallet and my buying preferences stored in a database.

I agree with you 100%. I do not have a good impression of Columbia Township based on the Highland/Ridge area. I drive through this area at least twice a day because I live in Pleasant Ridge. It's actually embarrassing to me that some people think this area is part of PR.

^ I sure hope this is good for Western Hills Plaza. I grew up in Western Hills, and I used to walk to WHP.

^ Great news, Cincy-Rise! Keep it coming! :)

Gold Circle was owned by Federated Department Stores. They had some financial problems in the mid-80s, so they sold all Gold Circle stores. I really liked them.

exactly! ;)

I agree with you. I think there is plenty of parking, but people do not realize this. One thing that Cincinnati fails to do is to advertise the $1 parking in the evenings and on weekends.

^ There are a lot of other things I would rather do with my time.

^ I think that Parker Flats is a little behind schedule, but I think the ground breaking is supposed to occur in a few months. It was originally supposed to start in December 2005. There's a thread about it somewhere on this board.

As a future resident of The McAlpin, I look forward to living across the street from Tower Place. :) On the other hand, my husband is a little bit nervous about having so many shops within walking distance to us. I may have to get a second job to support my shopping habit. ;)

My husband and I walked down Walnut St. last night around 8:15 pm. When we walked past the Phoenix Cafe (right across the street from the Aronoff), we smelled pot. It was pretty strong. The first thing that came to my mind was that the police couldn't do a whole lot about it because of the lax laws.