Cheryl Eagleson and Amy Ketchum talk to Travis about bringing their long-running radio shows to WVQC 95.7, which launched over the air this weekend.  Travis provides news updates on recycling, Washington Park, the Christian Moerlein Lager House, complete streets, Park+Vine’s new location, and more.

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Explore Cincinnati Episode 47 for July 5, 2010:

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Further reading:

• “Cincinnati to launch RecycleBank this fall” from Cincinnati Business Courier
• “Cincinnati committee approves $14M package for Washington Park” from Building Cincinnati
• “Cincinnati Council OKs Washington Park funding” from Cincinnati Business Courier
• “Lease agreement, development team set for Moerlein Lager House” from Building Cincinnati
• “Park+Vine relocating to larger space, adding full vegan grocery store” from UrbanCincy
• “Cincinnati seeking input on Madison Road ‘complete streets’ project” from Building Cincinnati
• “City of Cincinnati hikes parking fees” from Cincinnati Business Courier
• Radio Free Queen City, WVQC 95.7
• The Every Woman Radio Show on WVQC
• Alternating Currents on WVQC
• From Tenements to Townhouses exhibit at The Betts House

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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Bonus Segment: Emily’s entire interview with Betty Ann Smiddy:

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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