unusualfire

Ohio population 2005 Adams County 28,454 2005 Highland County 42,818 Indiana 2005 Ripley County 27,710 2005 Switerland 9,718 They currently meet the 25% commuter threshold. http://www.census.gov/population/www/cen2000/commuting.html Old 2005 MSA 2,070,441 Old 2005 CSA 2,113,011 New 2005 MSA 2,179,141 New 2005 CSA 2,221,711 It could be more i didn't bother with KY

We have programs for that, but businesses still steal and not pay back loans.

The Columbus CSA population is 1,936,351. It seems all the metro's are slowing down.

See this was one reason why these townships need to become a city. The county has too much input on issues such as transportation.

^230 reverse commute

^ I don't think Indian Hill is a city yet.

I think it's mostly from sibling moving out and choose to live in the suburbs. And also first time buyers buy newer homes out in the suburbs. I sware here where i live(Montgomery rd) i can count 20+ apartment s for rent. Just multiply that 100's of times over across the county.

^ Or at least go in sequence. "A" should be first.

I'm im reading this right. People want liquor to have a good time?

Cincinnati was 503,000 in 1950 so it could have been higher around 1949..1948...etc.

I think it's a wash. Federated is bring jobs to Cincinnati and P&G will be bringing high level jobs to Cincinnati from the Gillette deal. It's unknown how many jobs Cinergy will take. We kept Chiquita, which could be back in the F500 some time soon. I think it's more positive than negative as far as potential job growth downtown.

Subway plan resurfaces City study to take another look at abandoned tunnels BY GREGORY KORTE | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER A city study due by the end of the year could decide - after a century of planning, construction and long periods of neglect - the future of Cincinnati's abandoned subway tunnels. The Cincinnati Department of Transportation & Engineering wants to know how much the 80-year-old tunnels are worth, the cost to bring them up to today's building codes and the feasibility of using them for a modern subway system. The city also is looking at extending the system south to Third Street. If that doesn't work, one option is to abandon the tubes and stations and fill them in, according to the city's request to potential consultants for the study. ........ http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060315/NEWS01/603150347/1077

^I wonder oif they do the same for commercial properties that's been vacant for decades.

^Maybe but look how many people live in those areas??? Some only have 200 households?? wtf.. There should be a cut off..lol

I know there are some HUGE homes on Apple hill road. I'm sure they are all multi-millionairs. I've been to one before. They had problems with carpenter bees. That mansion had to be a worth few million.

My friend said he was. I've seen it on several myspace pages. Is Cincinnati really boring? Could it be they are a boring person themselves? How would they know another city isn't boring having never lived there???? My friend did say it's a great place to raise a family, but there is nothing to do..wtf?? Are people just jealous, because they are single, that's why they think Cincinnati is boring???

Born in Jefferson county(Ky), but lived in Franklin county(Ky) for 6 months. Moved to Hamilton County and have been here ever since.

California is on the eastside. Near I-275 before you get to Riverbend. Not many people live there. Maybe it's because someone is a multimillionaire living in one of the subdivisions in the area. Indian hill is 45243 and it's not in the city of Cincinnati.

Yes I-75 is currently being widened to 8 lanes up to I-675 starting in 2008. I-75 south of 275 will be at least 8-10 lanes from I-275 to the river starting in spring 2010.

It will be built. Hamilton county needs the tax dollars to help pay for the stadiums.

A strong RPI and strength of schedule (SOS) didn't help UC get in: RPI School W-L SOS 1-50 51-100 Result 40 Cincinnati 19-12 5 4-8 7-3 did not get in 41 Kentucky 21-12 15 3-8 6-4 8 seed 44 Texas A&M 21-8 67 1-5 6-2 12 seed 45 Arkansas 22-9 68 4-6 3-1 8 seed 46 Utah State 22-8 102 1-2 6-3 12 seed 50 Air Force 22-6 158 0-1 5-2 13 seed 51 NC State 22-6 64 3-5 8-3 10 seed 52 California 20-10 61 3-5 4-2 7 seed 57 Alabama 17-12 12 5-6 4-3 10 seed 58 Seton Hall 18-11 36 5-4 3-4 10 seed Source: CollegeRPI.com

If they put it all to just the last 16 games of the season. They shouldn't even conside what their rpi SOS is or what their non-conference schedule is.

Don't forget also that the Cincy zoo is expanding too.

It kinda makes you wonder about this. Chicago has one zoo, but Ohio has 6+? How are we able to afford all of this? Is this why Ohio is so far behind? Ohio has too many duplicate things.

^ I guess you were right.