3925 Spring Grove Ave., Northside
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 1, 2003
Address: 3925 Spring Grove Ave., Northside
Owner: William R. Hulgin
Value: $44,200
Year Built: 1890
Comments: This steadily decaying building at the intersection of Spring Grove Avenue and
News: Year of the Status Quo
Democrats, schools and public transit lose at the polls
0 Comments · Thursday, December 26, 2002
Aross the country, in Ohio and in Cincinnati, Democrats are licking their wounds. Tristate fans of light rail will have to settle for buses for years to come. But Cincinnati Public Schools support
News: Please Don't Go
Bar the door: The young folk are leaving
0 Comments · Thursday, December 26, 2002
Could this have been the year Cincinnati and the rest of the Tristate woke up and realized we're losing our young people and aren't doing much to keep them here? Was this the year we got back t
News: Family Feud
Sister city activists try to get along
0 Comments · Thursday, December 19, 2002
The Sister Cities Association (SCA) of Greater Cincinnati is supposed to forge lasting friendships across the globe, but its own internal fights are tearing it apart. The Munich Sister City Assoc
1600 Main St., Over-the-Rhine
0 Comments · Thursday, December 19, 2002
Address: 1600 Main St., Over-the-Rhine
Owner: R/B Studio Ltd.
Value: $37,100
Year Built: 1860
Comments: The city of Cincinnati uses both incentives and penalties to get property owners movin
News: Democratic Autopsy
The party is still kicking -- one another
0 Comments · Thursday, December 12, 2002
Hamilton County Auditor Dusty Rhodes received a strong rebuke from his own party Dec. 5 as Democrats met to figure out what went wrong with the 2002 elections. A party member mentioned Rhodes'
Cover Story: The Bucks Stop Where?
Economic promises remain a work in progress
0 Comments · Thursday, December 12, 2002
They called it "Rebirth of the Riverfront," but they said the 1996 sales tax's ripple effect wouldn't end at the river. Backers promoted that the stadiums' sales tax package would: · Spark spi
News: Fixing the City
New organizations attempt to reverse Cincinnati's decline
0 Comments · Thursday, December 5, 2002
If the urban center of our region -- Downtown, Over-the-Rhine, the West End, Mount Auburn, Mount Adams, Newport and Covington -- is going to prosper, we need to attract young professionals and cre
1531 Pullan St., Northside
0 Comments · Thursday, December 5, 2002
Address: 1531 Pullan St., Northside
Owner: Thomas Switzer
Value: $6,800
Year Built: 1910
Comments: This 560-square-foot building might have started out as a garage, but more recently it was
Cover Story: A Neighborhood or a Node
New Urbanism meets resistance in Oakley
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 27, 2002
Forces of change are sweeping through Oakley, the East Side Cincinnati neighborhood of about 12,000 people. On one side, community leaders and advocates of smart growth want more of what Oakley
