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John Yung joins us for discussion on Smart Code, developments in Bellevue and other Northern Kentucky neighborhoods, Retrofitting Suburbia, and more. Travis and Emily provide news updates on city council, the county’s property tax and stadium fund, the Clifton Cultural Arts Center, Findlay Market, and upcoming holiday events.
Season 4, Episode 8 of “Explore Cincinnati” for December 2, 2009:
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Further reading:
- “Cincinnati City Council members sworn in” from Business Courier
- “Qualls is the New Vice Mayor” from Cincinnati Blog
- “Qualls’ clout grows; options abound” (11/8) from the Enquirer
- “Hamilton County tax rollback remains intact” from Business Courier
- “Delta to cut more Cincinnati service” from Business Courier
- “Clifton Cultural Arts Center moving forward with first phase of $11M renovation project” from Soapbox
- “City loan approved for Northside mixed-use project” from Building Cincinnati
- “Findlay Market awarded $219k for local foods project” from Soapbox
- “De Cavel restaurant opening delayed” from the Enquirer
- Saint Anthony Lofts development in Bellevue, Kentucky
- “Century old church in Bellevue to be converted into contemporary lofts” from Soapbox
- “‘Holidays at the Betts House’ runs through January 6” from Building Cincinnati
- The Betts House website
- Cincinnatians for Progress’ Holiday Get Together and Thank You Celebration