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Travis and Emily provide news updates on Queensgate Terminals, Metro, MLK improvements, the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, local restaurants, and more. Sherman Cahal joins us for discussion of these stories, plus construction at Xavier University, the Metropole 21c hotel, and Cincinnati’s bike plan. Dan Korman talks with us about his business Park + Vine.
Season 4, Episode 7 of “Explore Cincinnati” for November 25, 2009:
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Further reading:
- “Barge operators squabble over riverfront turf” from the Business Courier
- “City council to vote on river port issue” from Business Courier blog
- “Stadium tax shortfall could mean higher property taxes for Hamilton Countians” from Business Courier
- “Cincinnati to enter LPA with ODOT on MLK project” from Building Cincinnati
- “Metro: 20% service cut might still be needed” from Business Courier
- “Metro revises Access fare hike proposal” from Business Courier
- “General Growth Properties plans Chapter 11 exit” from Business Courier
- “Cincinnati wins $5,000 first-place prize in national recycling contest” from UrbanCincy
- “2009 Cincinnati Entertainment Award Winners!” from Each Note Secure
- “Salon Central opens in Over-the-Rhine with a ‘modern sensibility’” from Soapbox
- “Churchill’s moving to Findlay Market” from Business Courier
- “Mayberry to Open for Dinner” from Wine Me Dine Me in Cincinnati
- “Local 127 Opens For Lunch” from Cincinnati Locavore
- “The Ault & Wiborg Company” (demolition for P&G) from Sherman Cahal’s Abandoned
- Taft Museum current exhibits
- Gateway Quarter merchants
