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Watershed Conservancy District Stops Water Sales to Frackers

Lack of information, understanding of industry spurs halt

{CommentsCant} · Friday, June 8, 2012
Ohio environmentalists and conservationists won a small victory in the fracking industry today when Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District decided to halt all water sales from Ohio's largest contained watershed to drillers in the oil and gas industry. Environmental groups have expressed concern that the watershed's water supply could be sold for...  
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Oral Arguments in Planned Parenthood v. DeWine Begin June 7

Case battles state regulation of pregnancy-terminating mifepristone

{CommentsCant} · Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Since Ohio House Bill 126 was passed in June 2004, abortion-inducing medication mifepristone has been regulated in such a way that physicians can only administer the exact amount approved by the FDA in 2000. Tomorrow, the case will continue to move forward when proponents for overturning the law present oral argumen...  

Cincinnati vs. The World 6.6.12

0 Comments · Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Historic Everybody’s Records and Gaslight Café in Pleasant Ridge are facing threats of closure because Walgreens wants to purchase the corner of Ridge and Montgomery to demolish the properties and build a new pharmacy, only blocks from an already-existing location. CINCINNATI -2
  

DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional

0 Comments · Wednesday, June 6, 2012
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston on May 31 ruled that the 16-year Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional for banning federal benefits for married same-sex couples. The Court’s three judges ruled unanimously that DOMA is discriminatory because it denies equal rights to same-sex married couples.     
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Online City Budget Survey Extended

Citizens invited to offer input on budget strategies

{CommentsCant} · Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The city of Cincinnati has extended its deadline for Cincinnati citizens to take part in an online survey focusing on the city's budget priorities. Citizens now have until this Friday, June 8, to fill out the survey, which asks participants to allocate a theoretical city budget of $100 to several different "strategic priorities," accordingly.

The strategic priorities include:

• I...  
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DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional in First Circuit

Lawyer calls 1996 law "across-the-board disrespect"

{CommentsCant} · Thursday, May 31, 2012
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled today that the 16-year Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional for banning federal benefits for married same-sex couples.

The Court's three judges ruled unanimously that DOMA is discriminatory because it denies equal rights to same-sex married couples. The ruling applies only to the regions include...  
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Politwoops: You Can Run, But You Can't Hide

Website recovers deleted tweets from politicians

{CommentsCant} · Thursday, May 31, 2012
Some contain blatant spelling and grammatical errors, some are offensive and others just don't make any damn sense. From major gaffe to minor slip-up, tweet aggregator Politwoops has created a Twitter feed-like stream of every tweet deleted by a politician —it's all in the name of transparency, but the results are often hila...  
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Mac's Pizza Pub Installs Electric Car Charging Station

{CommentsCant} · Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Sometimes good things happen where you least expect them.

Mac’s Pizza Pub is a pizza joint renowned by college kids for its greasy fare, noisy neighborhood bar feel, late hours and a good 'ol happy hour. The walls are splattered with offbeat phot...  

Cincinnati vs. The World 5.30.12

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Los Angeles last week became the largest city in the U.S. to officially ban use of plastic bags, following the lead of 47 other California municipalities.   

Local Officials Concerned by Infant Mortality Rate

0 Comments · Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Cincinnati babies don’t get the same chance at seeing their first birthday as do infants in other states across the country, and area health professionals believe it’s time to become more proactive about it.