Cincinnati, Ohio

CHCURC is working to help the existing businesses inside the plaza, including a day care that’s been there for decades. College Hill Plaza tenants also include a Family Dollar and City Gear. A portion of the property had served as the former Cincinnati Police District 5 headquarters.

“Good for Oakley. In certain neighborhoods the TIF funds are very flush, and they’re in neighborhoods where there’s a lot of development going on. The result itself is self-perpetuating,” Cramerding said. “If we’re not careful, there could be inequities in which neighborhoods have safer streets.”

Great Parks plans to build a new network of trails directly along the Little Miami River, with the first 1.5-mile natural surface path set to begin construction at Avoca Trailhead in Columbia Township.

3CDC, according to the current iteration of the plan, expects use $1.7 million of the awarded money to demolish the northern two thirds of the existing Over-the-Rhine Recreation Center as well as a vacant building at 34 Green St. owned by 3CDC through OTR Holdings Inc.

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/12804802

This is at the corner of 7th and Walnut. Has been many, many things before including most recently Okto and E+O.

Hopefully this one sticks around.

TL:DR- this is from the creator of Wodka Bar up at 13th and Main in OTR. Food has always been delicious so curious how this pans out.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/18823668

Mellotone co-owners Dennis Kramer-Wine, the former director of culture and founding director of distribution at nearby Rhinegeist Brewery, and Alexandra Nowell, a career brewer and founding brewmaster at Three Weavers, one of the largest craft breweries in Los Angeles, have been searching for the perfect spot for the past two years.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/18717456

For all info Oktoberfest in Cincinnati, this is your thread.

Quick dates

• Germania Oktoberfest - August 23-25
• Covington- NOTE- facebook link- Sept 13-15
• Zinzinnati (downtown) - Sept 19-22
• Donauschwaben- Oct 4-6

First one is Germania and is coming up weekend after this one.

They can pay for it themselves.

It’s a nifty little feature not unlike the phone’s tap-to-pay service, but while the virtual card is handy for getting through TSA checkpoints, in many other circumstances — like voting or a traffic stop — it just won’t cut it.

Metro, the region’s largest transit agency, has released a request for proposals to examine whether it is feasible to move its main Government Square bus station to the Riverfront Transit Center underneath Second Street or elsewhere downtown.

Cincinnati Metro will move from its location inside the Mercantile Center to a street-facing space on Fifth Street currently occupied by Queen City Wine & Spirits within the next year. Queen City Wine & Spirits will move to a Fourth Street-facing location.

A ton more room so...I wonder what they actually do with it. Seems to be too big a space at too high a price but we shall see.

Queen City Liquor is moving to 4th.

Brinkman, who is a Republican candidate for Hamilton County auditor, and his committee, including Adam Koehler, a Republican candidate for Hamilton County commissioner; longtime Price Hill activist Pete Witte; Sarah Wolf, a Northside resident who leads a group of homeowners angered by the rise in property tax bills; and Amber Kassem, a staunch opponent of the city’s recent Connected Communities zoning changes, must now collect 8,786 valid and verified signatures and submit them by the Sept. 5 City Council meeting in order to make the November ballot.

Even if the proposal makes it to the ballot and passes, it may not be legal because state law governs how the trust fund money can be spent.

The $93 million redevelopment of the historic Traction Building in downtown Cincinnati, nearly a decade in the making, will break ground in a matter of weeks.

Parkes Development Group, the Franklin, Tenn.-based firm behind the 121-year-old building’s transformation into a 152-room Kimpton Hotel, has secured a construction loan, the firm announced in a media release.

If you have an Enquirer sub- another article here- https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/2024/07/23/its-official-ohioans-will-vote-on-whether-to-remove-politicians-from-congressional-and-statehouse-re/74336416007/

I feel like this is a no brainer no matter which way you lean. We should want fair districts and actual representation.