News: Stonewall Decides
Tuesday vote to decide fate of new leadership
0 Comments · Thursday, September 5, 2002
Stonewall Cincinnati votes Tuesday on whether to oust three of its most active leaders. The decision on whether to dump two co-chairs and one board member could rest on two questions: Is Stonewal
News: No Free Ride
Hamilton County to decide on light rail
0 Comments · Thursday, August 29, 2002
Hamilton County voters decide Nov. 5 whether to begin the largest local transportation project since the interstate highway system. What began in 2000 as a plan to revamp Queen City Metro, the city
649-655 Evans St., Lower Price Hill
0 Comments · Thursday, August 29, 2002
Address: 649-655 Evans St., Lower Price Hill
Owner: James and Sandra Triantos
Value: $49,600
Year Built: Unknown
Comments: This warehouse in an industrial section of Lower Price Hill doesn'
News: Young and the Rest
Is there a weak link in the city's chain of command?
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 14, 2002
If City Manager Valerie Lemmie and Mayor Charlie Luken are away, responsibility for running the city of Cincinnati could easily fall to a 26-year-old who until recently worked in Dayton. It happened
1 Le Roy Court, Mount Auburn
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 14, 2002
Address: 1 Le Roy Court, Mount Auburn
Owner: Mellissa Mallin
Value: $138,600
Year Built: 1875
Comments: A few years ago this building and the five others that make up the Glencoe Apart
Cover Story: Day Trippin'
100 miles, $100: A summer travel odyssey
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 14, 2002
The CityBeat staff has been toying with the idea of a summer road trip story for more than a year -- something about day-tripping from Cincinnati. We'd all hop in our cars and see what was out th
Cover Story: The Need for Speed
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 14, 2002
I don't remember the first time I saw a TV ad for Tom Raper RV ("Exit 149-A in Richmond, Ind."), but I know it was a long time ago, maybe even the late 1970s, when I traveled mostly by bike. It was
Did Valerie Lemmie Spark a Union Campaign?
0 Comments · Thursday, August 8, 2002
About 75 percent of the employees of the city of Cincinnati have long been unionized, so why are the rest forming their own union now? The answer is wages, benefits and job security. The city e
News: Death Gets Another Chance
New trial will examine one inmate's role in prison riot
0 Comments · Thursday, August 1, 2002
It's been almost 10 years since more than 200 inmates at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville staged a notorious 11-day riot. The riot ended with one dead guard, nine dead inmates
Will the Republicans Pay for Citizens Against Fair Elections?
0 Comments · Thursday, August 1, 2002
Will voters have to decide whether to toss out Issue 6 -- the campaign-finance reform charter amendment -- before it can take effect? Cincinnati City Councilman Chris Monzel has joined the effort.
