Explore Cincinnati

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We discuss news on The Banks, Kenwood Towne Place, City Council candidates, the Lindner Tennis Center, stimulus grants, new restaurants, and more.  Elizabeth Edwards joins us to talk about several projects fostering innovation in our city.  Tairy Greene talks about his organization and blog, CAAST.

Season 3, Episode 9 of “Explore Cincinnati” for August 19, 2009:

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Further reading:

• “Banks design receives Cincy panel’s blessing” from Business Courier
• “The Banks designers search for WOW” from Cincinnati Enquirer
• “Cincinnati lawyer claims Kenwood Towne Place partners drained cash” from Business Courier
• “Meet the City Council candidates at Findlay Market’s Biergarten” from UrbanCincy
• “Lindner Tennis Center to get $10M upgrade” from Business Courier
• “$10M expansion and upgrade for Cincy tennis stadium” from UrbanCincy
• “Ordinances approved for I-75 expansion” from Building Cincinnati
• “Ohio wins $1.8M in stimulus funds for brownfield cleanup” from Building Cincinnati
• “$2M Clean Ohio grant could turn Hamilton brownfield site into alternative energy facility” from Soapbox
• “UC Kroger Reopens After Rodent Complaint” from WLWT
• “Over-the-Rhine: Cincinnati’s Overlooked Opportunity” from Soapbox
• “Newport Gangster Tours Are Back!” from UrbanCincy
• Newport Gangster Tours website
• “Europa opens on Main Street in downtown Covington” from Soapbox
• “Twist, former Pigall’s to reopen” from Business Courier
• “Recycling gets hit hard in Cincinnati due to budget cuts” from UrbanCincy
• Cincinnati Innovates
• In One Weekend
• Greater Cincinnati Venture Association
• Tairy Greene’s CAAST