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We discuss news on Plan Cincinnati, Union Terminal’s preservation, Metro, Cincinnati’s budget, the Metropole apartments, and more. We talk to Ronny Salerno and Sherman Cahal about their Exploring Cincinnati photography exhibit. Vickie Magliano talks with us about Spin for the Cure.
Season 4, Episode 1 of “Explore Cincinnati” for October 7, 2009:
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Further reading:
- “Metro receives $700k grant for Uptown Crossings transit hub” from UrbanCincy
- “Cincinnati council supports receivership effort” from Business Courier
- “Cincinnati 2010 budget gap estimate now $51.5 million” from Business Courier
- “Leaders seek I-71 exit near UC” from the Enquirer
- “Metropole Apartments to become a boutique hotel?” from Urban Up
- “The boutique hotel space race continues as Downtown’s Metropole announces possible sale” from Soapbox
- “Report: 3C ‘Quick Start’ could save Ohioans $36M per year, pay off in five years” from Building Cincinnati
- “Cincinnati Development Fund receives $1M award from Treasury Department” from Soapbox
- “Cold Turkey Closed” from Cincinnati Blog
- “Green Derby Restaurant reopens with a fresh twist in the heart of Newport” from Soapbox
- Plan Cincinnati — a comprehensive plan for the future
- “Councilmember Laketa Cole Disavows ‘Progressers’” from COAST
- “Cole proposes shuttles for Market parking woes” from Building Cincinnati
- “At What Cost Preservation?” from Cincinnati Blog
- Experience Covington tour
- City of Cincinnati’s Bicycle Master Plan
- “Cincinnati to host first public open house on citywide bike plan October 8” from Soapbox
Our guests’ websites:
- Ronny Salerno’s Queen City Discovery
- Sherman Cahal’s Urban Up
- Spin for the Cure
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Hey, just thought I would let the listeners know that there’s a UC local market Monday’s in October 10AM – 3PM on the green between TUC and McMicken. Its kind of a continuation of the Farmer’s Market that was here in spring, but we are trying to pull in more local prepared food vendors (since thats good for the student market thats less likely to be cooking and needing fresh produce), so look for an espresso cart that uses locally roasted and ethically sourced la Terza coffee, Cider and apples, gelato, baked goods, and more. We are also hoping to pull in some Vegan food vendors, but haven’t got them confirmed yet, but we think it would be a good thing to have some vegetarian options on campus as well.
The first settlers of Cincinnati were Americans of English/Scottish descent. many were revolutionary war soldiers paid in land in lieu of cash. The bulk of Germans arrived after a failed revolution in Germany in the mid 1800s. In 1840 the largest ethnic group of people receiving public aid were non English speaking german immigrants – that is, they were one of the biggest burdens on Cincinnati residents.
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“Explore Cincinnati” for October 7, 2009…
We discuss news on Metro, Cincinnati’s budget, the Metropole apartments, Union Terminal’s preservation, and more. We talk to Ronny Salerno and Sherman Cahal about their Exploring Cincinnati photography exhibit. Vickie Magliano talks with us about Spi…