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Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for December 9, 2009

Thursday, December 10, 2009 – 12:38 am

The latest episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Matt Bourgeois joins us for discussion of developments in Clifton Heights and CHCURC. Emily speaks with Betty Ann Smiddy about architect Samuel Hannaford. Travis and Emily provide news updates on Kenwood Towne Place, 3C Corridor rail, Cincinnati State college, solar power in the state, new restaurants Downtown, and more.

Season 4, Episode 9 of “Explore Cincinnati” for December 9, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Cincinnati captures $1.5M for solar electric projects throughout city” from Soapbox
“Kenwood receiver wants out” from the Business Courier
“Towne Place tenant: We’re still here” from the Business Courier
“Sewer district seeks $5 monthly fee increase” from the Business Courier
“State rail group recommends DMUs for 3C ‘Quick Start’” from Building Cincinnati
“State rail agencies studying development around six ‘Quick Start’ stations” from Building Cincinnati
“Cincinnati State sees enrollment surge, cites economy” from the Business Courier
“Jean-Ro v. Wade” from Cincinnati Blog
“De Cavel restaurant opening delayed” from the Enquirer
“Busken opens downtown bakery” from the Business Courier
“Busken downtown” from Campbell’s Scoop blog (Enquirer)
“Segoe Symposium On Smart Growth” from Cincinnati Locavore

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-12-09 Show, 3C Corridor, Betty Ann Smiddy, Busken Bakery, CHCURC, Cincinnati MSD, Cincinnati State, Clifton Heights, Emily Schneider, Hughes High School, Jean Robert de Cavel, Kenwood Towne Place, Matt Bourgeois, Media Bridges, Samuel Hannaford, solar energy, STEMM, stimulus, uptown, WVQC-LP | Comments (3)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for December 2, 2009

Thursday, December 3, 2009 – 1:55 am

The latest episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

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

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-12-02 Show, Bellevue, Betts House, Cincinnatians for Progress, city council, Clifton, Clifton Cultural Arts Center, Delta, Emily Schneider, Findlay Market, Hamilton County, Jean Robert de Cavel, John Yung, Kentucky, Mark Mallory, Northside, Ovation, property tax, Retrofitting Suburbia, Roxanne Qualls, Saint Anthony Lofts | Comments (1)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for November 25, 2009

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 – 8:13 pm

The latest episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

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

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-11-25 Show, 21C, bicycling, buses, Churchill's, Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, Dan Korman, Emily Schneider, Gateway Quarter, General Growth Properties, Local 127, Mayberry, Metro, Metropole, P&G, Park + Vine, Queensgate Terminals, recycling, Salon Central, Sherman Cahal, SORTA | Comments (3)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for November 18, 2009

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 – 11:37 pm

The latest episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Chris Eilerman and Michael Moore from the City of Cincinnati talk to us about transportation development in Cincinnati, including the Streetcar plan. Peter Hames joins us for more discussion on transportation, infrastructure modernization, and project funding. Travis and Emily provide news updates on The Banks, the Metropole 21C hotel, I-74, Kenwood Towne Place, UC athletics facilities, and more.

Season 4, Episode 6 of “Explore Cincinnati” for November 18, 2009:

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News briefs for November 12, 2009
“Contractor chosen for Banks portion” from Business Courier
“General contractor selected for The Banks” from Building Cincinnati
“Hamilton County OKs Banks stimulus deal” from the Enquirer
“UC trustees asked to sign off on practice bubble” from Business Courier
“Tenants file to stop Metropole conversion” from Business Courier
“I-74 ramp meters start Tuesday” from the Enquirer
“Official: Ramp lights tweaked” from the Enquirer
“Kenwood receiver can borrow for repairs” from Business Courier
“Beam to close Cincinnati plant” from Business Courier
“Qualls Nixes Vice Mayor Slot” from Cincinnati Blog
“Qualls’ clout grows; options abound” from the Enquirer
“Cincinnati council OK’s property tax reduction” from Business Courier
Cincinnati Unchained event from BuyCincy
“Cincinnati Unchained takes place this weekend – 11/21” from UrbanCincy
“Balluminaria 2009 – 11/21” from UrbanCincy

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-11-18 Show, 21C, Balluminaria, Chris Eilerman, Cincinnati Parks, DeKuyper, Eden Park, Emily Schneider, Hamilton County, I-74, Jefferson Avenue Sports Complex, Jim Beam, Kenwood Towne Place, Metropole, Michael Moore, ODOT, OTR, Peter Hames, property tax, ramp meters, Roxanne Qualls, stimulus, Streetcar, The Banks, uc | Comments (1)

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