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Interactive: Hopple Street alternatives http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080821/NEWS01/308200096/1168/NEWS While I will agree this interchange needs attention badly, I will say it will be a mess once they begin. It looks like the two alternates take out the city maintenance building off Central.

English Woods Closer To Final Destruction Complex Was Once City's Largest For Public Housing http://www.wlwt.com/money/17252445/detail.html?rss=cin&psp=news

Big changes for Hopple interchange By Margaret A. McGurk • [email protected] • August 20, 2008 http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080820/NEWS01/308200019

Big changes for Hopple interchange By Margaret A. McGurk • [email protected] • August 20, 2008 http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080820/NEWS01/308200019 When the Hopple Street interchange with Interstate 75 is rebuilt in a few years, it could look very different from traditional expressway interchanges. The Cincinnati Planning Commission will hear a presentation Friday on two potential new looks for the rebuilt interchange. One of the plans, if it passes technical muster, would use so-called urban roundabouts to handle traffic where Hopple Street, Martin Luther King Drive and Central Parkway converge with traffic onto and off of I-75.

Isn't the first 2-3 floors going to be garages? Residentail units won't start till the 5th floor. Hopefully they do it right and add noise dampening material to the remodel to eliminate the freeway mess. I forget if we ever talked about the noise (if any) at Parker Flats. That would be a similar distance from the freeway give or take 15 feet. Should be cool to see this thing start rising. Props to them for working with the original structure. These projects are pretty sweet to watch progress.

Opens today!! Former Fernald Site Gets Back To Nature Last Update: 11:56 am Web produced by: Alyssa Bunn Contributor: Mark Sickmiller The Crosby Township, Ohio site where uranium was processed during the Cold War era has been given a new life. The former Fernald Site located 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati is opening up as a nature preserve Wednesday. A $7 billion clean-up effort transformed the area into a place for visitors. A metal warehouse on the site will serve as a visitor's center. The new Fernald Preserve will be opened to the public at 6:30 p.m. Fernald Visitors Center

I TRUELY hope the Search & Rescue is a precautionary measure and that the injuries were minor. That said, shoddy engineering and/or construction is not looked upon lightly in this country. You can expect to be seeing more about this tragedy due to how rarely something like this happens.

Jungle Jim's might be the only noteworthy establishment near the Cincy end.

I hear ya, but this ain't your Daddy's town anymore. They have started getting it right this decade!! :wink:

Possible candidate!! We will see when more details emerge. Ceiling Collapses At Mason Business http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=831ef741-04b2-4c2e-840e-4e5c78739ad6 Last Update: 4:51 pm Web produced by: Ian Preuth Photographed by: Jeremy Glover At least one medical helicopter has been called to Mason after a ceiling collapsed at a business Tuesday afternoon. Preliminary reports indicate a ceiling collapsed at Blackhawk Automotive on US 42 around 4 p.m. At least two people were injured in the collapse. Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) are on standby and may be called in to search for possible victims.

I think they have no choice!! Attached at the "bridge", if you will. Till death do us part.

^There's alot more to it than you think! Right now, I believe no news is good news!!

I hope business has picked up and stays up for these guys!! Great news! Western Bowl won't close By John Eckberg • [email protected] • August 19, 2008 http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080819/BIZ01/308180046

UC wins grants for clean-coal research Business Courier of Cincinnati http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2008/08/18/daily21.html?surround=lfn

Trail open for mountain bikers By Kellie Geist • [email protected] • August 8, 2008 http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20080808/NEWS/808080370/

I'm really confused! He still suspended for 4 more games right? This has Mike Brown written all over it.

Findlay Market Grateful For Generous Grant http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=08cdbe71-3f38-47ee-aeef-1dea15689c4d Last Update: 12:52 pm Web produced by: Alyssa Bunn Contributor: Julie O'Neill Photographed by: Jeremy Glover Ohio's oldest public market will continue to thrive and expand for years to come, thanks to a generous grant. Cincinnati's premier marketplace has just won a $100,000 marketing grant that will be matched by $200,000 worth of promotional support from Clear Channel Communications and WEBN. The Barefoot Advertising Agency is offering the non-profit grant in an effort attract more businesses and shoppers to the market. "In 2007 we measured a 23 percent increase in visits to the market and this grant is going to let us continue that work in a much bigger way. We don't have the resources to do main stream conventional advertising and this grant will allow us to do that," says Bob Pickford, CEO of the Corporation for Findlay Market. Findlay Market is the only surviving public market of nine once owned by the City of Cincinnati. It now operates as a non-profit, which allowed it to qualify for this grant.

nice!

Doesn't CRC have a fitness center in the lower level of the Boathouse too?

No no, I hadn't seen this parcel plan and I just thought I'd throw it out there. Sorry, didn't mean to cause any confusion! albeit (QCS II ) instead of Phase 2 I somewhat remember somebody talking about the remaining parcels on that block a few pages back and thought that this gave a pretty good visual.

With no traffic!!

oh no!!! lmao!!!!!

Interesting!

Here is the city's most recent list. Alot of OTR. http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/bldginsp/downloads/bldginsp_eps19766.pdf

I kinda like it! It's sorta neat to watch these skyscraper wars. WTC, Petronas, Taipei 101, Shanghai's beast, and now this.