unusualfire

I heard before he worked for Amtrak he was a cashier at Target.

RIP Doc Rodgers.

Weird... it looks blue and black to me. Is this a joke? Because its the same color as that yellow container under the plastic in that same picture. The only blue I see is from the railing in the background and something blue coming from the garbage can

Another QB? Didn't they already have Aj Mccarron?

At the end of that clip, The streetcar has to turn left across 5 lanes of traffic??? Accidents will happen.

Dang he grew a beard? This first year in office must be getting to him.

^ That is odd since they just closed a lane in each direction for the whole summer for one of the bridges in Indiana on I-275.

#1 Who's next? http://www.si.com/mlb/2015/05/03/milwaukee-brewers-fire-manager-ron-roenicke

I would rather subsidize those flights than giving companies incentives.

This team is hopeless. It has went down hill FAST since the 4th game of the series with the Giants in the playoffs.

This is a gold mine for events. Taking people from one section to another.

Why is he trying to ruin an asset? What a disservice to the citizens of the city. I wish some of the big companies in the city would say something.

He said he does not expect to win. What a joke.

Price is not a good manager.

North and southbound students on I-75 already take the Hopple Exit. What's the difference????? Oh btw this is what Cincinnati state will contribute. "Cincinnati State will not contribute to the cost of the bridge, but Owens plans several economic development projects after the bridge is completed, including housing with a day care where married students could live while attending the college and have their non school-age children taken care of and educated."

Hamilton County (Friday, April 10, 2015) – As part of the work to create a new, full movement interchange at Interstate 71 and Martin Luther King Dr., demolition of the remaining half of the Conrail bridge is scheduled for the weekend of April 17-20. Work to dismantle the Conrail bridge located just north of the Martin Luther King Drive overpass will require a full closure of northbound I-71 between the Reading Road/Gilbert Avenue and Dana Avenue exits. This closure will be in place from 10 p.m. Friday, April 17 through 6 a.m. Monday, April 20. Traffic will be detoured to northbound I-75 to eastbound SR 562 to I-71. During demolition, the left lane of southbound I-71 between the Dana and Taft exits will be closed. Once the bridge is dismantled and removed from site, various lane closures will be in place on southbound I-71. During this weekend closure, the following exits to northbound I-71 will be closed: I-471, Second Street, Fifth Street, Gilbert/Reading and McMillan. Detours will be signed. Also, the right two lanes of northbound I-71 through the Lytle Tunnel will be closed; the left lane will remain open with traffic diverted to northbound U.S. 42 (Reading Road) to the Norwood Lateral/SR 562 to I-71. Motorists attending events in downtown Cincinnati the weekend of April 17 - 20 are advised to plan accordingly. Arrow boards and/or signs will be in place to alert motorists of the upcoming road and lane closures. To help ensure the safety of the construction workers as well as the traveling public, motorists should remain alert, reduce their speed and watch for stopped traffic while passing through the work zone.​ http://www.dot.state.oh.us/districts/D08/Newsreleases/Pages/Full-closure-of-northbound-I-71-April-17-20.aspx

The cost scenarios is scary!!

^^ That would be criminal to stop public transit on purpose. Hopefully Cranley has learned from Christie.

Homicides are down 41% from last year. http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/police/crime-statistics/city-wide-stars-report/

Is Gregg the setup man for the Reds? If so it may be a long season. Good win though.

Obviously there is not enough funding for all those projects. But Cranley can't say he didn't know the cost of the Union Terminal connection.

Page 4 of this PDF shows an east west connection from Union Terminal to Broadway Commons will cost $50 million. (2012 dollars) http://www.oki.org/departments/transportation/pdf/2040plan/finalchapters/appendixE.pdf

I'm not sure how realistic this is. But check out the growth rates for MSA by 2030. http://www.naidesco.com/PDFs/Whitepaper_Where_Pop_Growth_2020_2030_9_14.pdf

Keep the peace KY!!

Hmm #10 is not too bad. http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2015/04/02/the-best-cities-for-new-college-grads-in-2015/