unusualfire

I don't think the airlines are a viable business anymore. If prices go too high no one will fly. We will have subsidize them even more. Then again highways were never a business except for construction companies and government.

What do they mean? "decimated the city’s Over-the-Rhine district" NOTHING was destroyed.

That doesn't sound legal. Watch for kick backs to her once a lawsuit is filed.

I never knew it was in the city before. Maybe that's why it's not here anymore no one heard of it..lol

^I believe it. We have one UC and stopped midway complete right in Kenwood.

Blue Ash would explode with residential high rises If it could build a streetcar itself. Looping around the major employers. The Blue Ash airport is a gold mine for that kinda construction. I wish planners in this area would think of the big picture for just ONCE. It already has an underused rail line that could be used for Light Rail.

^Maybe, I never seen a metro bus in Blue Ash.

Cincinnati needs light rail first. Once that is in place the streetcar ridership will explode. I could settle for either or both. ;)

Does anyone know what the development is like along the subway lines in Pittsburgh and the light rail lines up in Buffalo? I was in Pittsburgh over the weekend. I still can't understand how that city moves with the very small highways it has. Maybe they have 1000's of buses moving around the city.

WOW Is it true that this skyscraper is the tallest one under construction now in the Midwest?

The only thing that's left is to close to prison. Close CVG and the Dayton airports and make one far behind the big jesus and the prison. They we may have something.

Does the city demolish industrial sites? Why do they pick on residential properties so much, yet ignore some industrial sites that been abandoned for DECADES.

Vallejo, Calif.: Like state, like city The town on San Pablo Bay just north of San Francisco filed bankruptcy as plunging property taxes crippled the town's coffers and left the city unable to make-good on union labor contracts. For more, click the link http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story/Furloughs-Dont-Fly-With-City-Workers/_9JHjwepb020_1zQlYwIQw.cspx

How much power does it put out? Can it power a refrigerator?

Worst lose in Reds history. OUCH 22-1

OH the one next to it is no high rise?

I bet Delta want more F500 companies from Cincinnati to locate to Atlanta.

I know one thing , you don't send a pitcher who Pujols was batting 9 for 17 against him with 3 home runs. What a horrible managing decision.

Solar firm scouting plant sites locally An Athens, Greece-based solar panel manufacturer has looked at several sites in Southwest Ohio for a more than $50 million plant that could employ several hundred people. Kimm Coyner, director of the Warren County Port Authority, said the Ohio Department of Development only identified the prospect as an international manufacturing company using the code name "Project Helios." She said she understood the project could eventually employ between 400 and 600. For more, click the link http://news.cincinnati.com/ http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20090702/BIZ01/907030353/Solar+firm+scouting+plant+sites+locally read more about it here.

I guess i stand corrected. From the original story above it didn't say the Ohio river, just somewhere near Cincinnati. Downtown Cincinnati? What was this thing eating over it's life time? lol

Honestly, if people change their habits. The country will be even worse than it is now. In the future i can see more modest gains in housing, maybe going up 7k-15k a year or so. We won't see the 30-40k gains a year anymore in most area's. If we do, we will be back where we started with an even larger debt.

This fish was not caught in the Ohio River.

Send them to Iraq and only give them a gun until well after they land and are trained.

To be.

811 out of over 400,000 college students in the state of Ohio is not a good sampling.