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DSC_3393 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. DSC_3210 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Hughes High School, Clifton Heights Cincinnati. DSC_7156 (2) by GGG BBB, on Flickr Withrow High School: Hyde Park, Cincinnati. DSC_3201 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. DSC_3090 by GGG BBB, on Flickr O'Bryonville, Cincinnati. DSC_3426 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Oakley Square: Oakley, Cincinnati.

DSC_5059 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Hyde Park Square: Hyde Park, Cincinnati. DSC_5039 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Hyde Park Square: Hyde Park, Cincinnati. DSC_3247 by GGG BBB, on Flickr O'Bryonville, Cincinnati.

DSC_2733 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. DSC_2750 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. DSC_2615 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.

DSC_4006 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Central Business District, Cincinnati. DSC_0259 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Central Business District, Covington. DSC_8450 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Central Business District, Covington.

DSC_4083 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Pendleton, Cincinnati. DSC_6662 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Downtown Cincinnati. DSC_4087 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Pendleton, Cincinnati. DSC_6823 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. DSC_5327 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Pendleton, Cincinnati.

DSC_9870 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Over The Rhine, Cincinnati. DSC_6568 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Downtown, Cincinnati. DSC_9780 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Over The Rhine, Cincinnati. Mount Auburn, Cincinnati.

DSC_1546 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Northside, Cincinnati. DSC_0227 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. Mount Auburn, Cincinnati.

DSC_2690 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. DSC_2308 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Adams, Cincinnati. DSC_3042 by GGG BBB, on Flickr East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.

DSC_2958 by GGG BBB, on Flickr East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. DSC_2901 by GGG BBB, on Flickr East Walnut Hills. Cincinnati. DSC_1946 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Adams, Cincinnati.

DSC_9176 (4) by GGG BBB, on Flickr Corryville, Cincinnati. DSC_9219 (2) by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. DSC_9346 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Auburn, Cincinnati.

DSC_0038 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Corryville, Cincinnati. DSC_3217 by GGG BBB, on Flickr O'Bryonville, Cincinnati. DSC_9987 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Corryville, Cincinnati.

DSC_8248 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mainstrasse, Covington. DSC_2057 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Adams, Cincinnati. DSC_1907 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Adams, Cincinnati.

DSC_9010 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. DSC_7369 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Heights, Cincinnati. DSC_7588 (2) by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Heights, Cincinnati.

DSC_1511 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Northside, Cincinnati. Many people don't know that up until the 2000's "Chase elementary" Northside's elementary school was located underground in that open space between those 2 buildings on the right. Maybe it was built that way to withstand nuclear war in case of a Soviet nuclear exchange during the Cold war. They never had to worry when there were tornado warnings. Someone who went to school there in the 1980's was telling how she and her fellow students were so thrilled and happy that their school was underground. DSC_1415 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Northside, Cincinnati. DSC_1907 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Gaslight, Cincinnati.

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Watching the news on Channel 12 they conveniently left out that part out about Cranley steering an development project to a company who've held a campaign fundraiser for him. They seem to be pushing the narrative that being the Mayor it is Cranley's job to have interactions with entities interested in pursuing economic developments in this city. If this was only the case then there is nothing unethical about this but the City Manager is alleging that Cranley gives special preference to economic development projects to entities who held campaign fundraisers for him or contributes money directly to his campaign fund.

DSC_1844 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Clifton Gaslight, Cincinnati. DSC_5301 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Pendleton, Cincinnati. DSC_8410 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mutter Gottes, Covington.

DSC_1987 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mount Adams, Cincinnati. DSC_5612 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Central Business District, Cincinnati. DSC_1253 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Northside, Cincinnati.

DSC_0097 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Corryville, Cincinnati. DSC_5835 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Two Rivers II, Newport Kentucky

DSC_8107 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Mainstrasse Village, Covington,

DSC_3354 by GGG BBB, on Flickr Over The Rhine, Cincinnati.

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That is why Cincinnati city council should not give any money to FF Cincinnati. Let him build the stadium with his own money. Who is to say FC Cincy owner Carl Lindner is not going to have that same relocation clause written into his contract if his team gets into MLS. Say if in 20 years Carl Lindner or his heir wants to move to greener pastures, FC Cincinnati will be in the same situation the Columbus Crew is now in.

Not sure if you read the article beyond the headline (and it's pay-walled so I get it), but essentially that article said they looked at the idea, it was faced with hurdles, and they haven't resisted it since. "Obstacles" was a word consistently used and the option of using Nippert is no longer being pursued. It was a meaningful article with interviews and content, but the headline is a bit click-baity. They're not going to use Nippert, wouldn't get the University or State to agree to that anyways, and MLS isn't interested in the stadium. https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2018/02/02/could-nippert-stadium-still-be-a-permanent-option.html I read the print addition. In the updated online addition it says talks have been on ice which I take it to mean the UC Board are not really interested in entertaining this proposal from FC Cincinnati. If they just put a stadium without any other investments in the West End then you can expect something similar to what happened in the Lower Hill District neighborhood in Pittsburgh despite having the Pittsburgh Civic arena in the midst of it. Even with a arena where NHL games and concerts were played for over 50 years the neighborhood remained in a state of economic erosion and impoverishment.

I seen in the Business Courier that FC Cincinnati is now looking into making Nippert their permanent home . They want to buy Nippert stadium and then lease it back to the University with the conditions UC will still have access to it all times for Football and student activities.