News: R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Residents say it's what they want from police
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 7, 2004
The acronym for a new program by the Central Vine Street Block Club explains what participants want from police: RESPECT (Resident Power Equals Change Today). The group consists of about 30 Over-
Can We Spare Three Minutes for Peace?
0 Comments · Wednesday, December 31, 2003
With jobs and families consuming most of our time, what can an average citizen do to improve human relations? We can start by forgetting what our parents and teachers taught and talk to strangers J
News: Traveling Mercies
Charity might begin at home, but then it takes flight
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 6, 2003
How much does a good deed weigh? Up to 70 pounds, according to Jim Berns, founder of Travel Donations, a charity that uses airline regulations and travelers' goodwill to help charities and orphan
News: Alarming Reaction
Opposition to city's new security fee could prompt reversal
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 30, 2003
With the country at a heightened state of alert for terrorism, Cincinnati has enacted a new tax that has the effect of discouraging personal security. But the burglar alarm tax has so many busine
Cover Story: On Their Own
Independent council candidates offer more choices
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 23, 2003
In addition to candidates endorsed by the Democratic and Republican parties and the Greater Cincinnati Charter Committee, at least six people besides Brian Garry are running for city council as i
News: Politicians, CEOs and Other Beggars
Helping Cincinnati love its inner panhandler
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 2, 2003
Saks Fifth Avenue, the Kroger Co. and other Cincinnati corporations that have begged for city subsidies will soon have panhandling licenses, if Cincinnati Progressive Action (CPA) gets its way. So
