News: Repairing the Wall
Gay rights lobby focuses on hate crimes and hateful law
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 4, 2003
When an openly gay man believed a Cincinnati Police officer discriminated against him in handling his robbery complaint, he turned to Stonewall Cincinnati for help. After the group's mediators
News: A New Charter
Cincinnati's old-line third party wants big change
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 28, 2003
Some party members might call their new candidates' ideas common sense, some progressive. But John Schlagetter and Christopher Smitherman won the Charter Committee's endorsement for Cincinnati
News: Dead Issue
Court returns photographer to prison, clears doctor
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 21, 2003
Following an ordeal that began in early 2001, Dr. Jonathan Tobias is free to get on with his life, while Thomas Condon might be spending more of his in prison. The Ohio First District Court of Appe
News: The Air Up There
Smog makes people sick, but the cure might be expensive
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 14, 2003
Smog levels in Greater Cincinnati exceeded federal air quality standards five times last year. If that sounds like a small problem, consider a different measure. Next year new standards take effec
2331 May St.
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 14, 2003
Address: 2331 May St., Walnut Hills
Owner: Bertha Nelson
Value: $17,400, according to the Hamilton County Auditor's Office
Year Built: 1895
Comments: Bertha Nelson is still listed as
News: Mothers Acting Up
Walking on stilts, wearing funny clothes and spreading peace
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 7, 2003
Last winter August Beck wore a sign to a peace rally in Washington, D.C., declaring, "My parents teach me to use words, not bombs." It was a powerful message coming from a 6-month-old boy. A w
1629 Cooper St.
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Address: 1629 Cooper St., Northside
Owner: Centex Home Equity Corp.
Value: $18,300 according to the Hamilton County Auditor's Office
Year Built: 1880
Comments: Marge Halpin, an inspector w
News: The Horse's Mouth
Police change their story in protester's trial
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 16, 2003
As U.S. troops were fighting their way through Iraq, a Cincinnati peace activist this week has been fighting for his right to protest the war. Brian Crum, also known as Brian Garry, is on trial
News: Whose Law Counts?
Stephen Van Kuiken's trial of faith in Mount Auburn
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 9, 2003
"The essential problem before the church is not reconciling homosexuality with the Bible, but to reconcile the continuous abuse and condemnation of gay and lesbian persons with the love of Chri
2133 Colerain Ave., West End
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 9, 2003
Address: 2133 Colerain Ave., West End
Owner: Dwight R. Harper and Donna D. Williams
Year Built: 1895
Value: $8,400, according to the Hamilton County Auditor's Office
Comments: Despite t
