Breaking the Holy Ceiling
Group to ordain the first female Catholic priest in Cincinnati
From the Inside
Inmates told CityBeat about violence, staff ineptitude and unsanitary conditions inside Ohio’s private prison. Then came the surprise inspections.
Good News Reveals Budget Deception
Stalemate at MSD
As city and county clash on “responsible bidder” law, $3.2 billion sewer project looms
Commissioners’ Proposed Streetcar Cut Ignores the Basics
“Jobs” Budget Attacks Women’s Health Options
JobsOhio: Something to Hide, Something to Fear?
Motion to Eliminate Fire Layoffs, Reduce Police Layoffs to 25
FitzGerald Calls on Kasich to Allow JobsOhio Audit
Seelbach Wins National Award
Lease or Layoffs?
Mayor, city manager warn of public safety layoffs, but some still weighing alternatives
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Speaking at a press conference on March
28, Mayor Mark Mallory and other city officials did not mask their
contempt for the ruling that put the parking plan on hold earlier in the
day.
BMV to Issue Licenses to Children of Unauthorized Immigrants
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 3, 2013
After months of deliberation, the Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicles on March 29 said it will grant driver’s
licenses to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients,
which means the children of unauthorized immigrants now qualify for Ohio
driver’s licenses.
Ohio Dems Blame Budget Problems on Kasich Cuts
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Ohio Democrats say Gov. John Kasich’s local government funding cuts are to blame for Cincinnati’s budget woes.
Local Unemployment Rate Drops
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Cincinnati, Hamilton County and Greater
Cincinnati experienced dramatic drops in the seasonally unadjusted
unemployment rate between January and February.
Council Members Demand Answers on Budget Alternatives
City officials frame budget debate with two choices, but there are more options
{CommentsCant} · Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Councilman Chris Seelbach says Mayor Mark Mallory and other city officials are wrong to claim Plan B, which would lay off 189 cops and 80 firefighters and make other cuts to city services, is the only solution to the ci...
Morning News and Stuff
Opening Day today, BMV to offer licenses to DACA recipients, Cranley suggests budget plan
{CommentsCant} · Monday, April 1, 2013
It’s Opening Day today, which means it’s time for a citywide celebration of the Cincinnati Reds and baseball. At the City Council meeting last week, Mayor Mark Mallory declared today a local holiday, so if you need an excuse to sneak in a few beers while watching the parade at work, say the mayor made you do it. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles will allow the children of illegal immigra...
Morning News and Stuff
City officials warn of budget cuts, budget woes pinned on Kasich, fracking causes earthquake
{CommentsCant} · Friday, March 29, 2013
Yesterday, Hamilton County Judge Robert Winkler gave a ruling that effectively opened the parking plan to referendum, but city officials said the decision poses major fiscal ...
Cranley Proposes Budget Plan
Critics say mayoral candidate’s proposal is flawed
{CommentsCant} · Friday, March 29, 2013
In response to the March 28 announcement that City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. has begun implementing a plan that will lay off cops and firefighters, mayoral candidate John Cranley released his own budget plan that claims to avoid layoffs and the implementation of the city’s parking plan. B...
Ohio BMV to Issue Licenses to Children of Illegal Immigrants
Decision comes after months of feedback, criticism
{CommentsCant} · Friday, March 29, 2013
After months of deliberation, the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles decided today it will grant driver’s licenses to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, which means the children of illegal immigrants can now qualify for Ohio driver’s licenses.DACA is an executive order signed by President Barack Obama that allows the children of illegal immigrants to remain in the United ...
Morning News and Stuff
Youth Jobs Fair today, groups clash over energy law, GOP considering election reform
{CommentsCant} · Thursday, March 28, 2013
Cincinnati’s Youth Jobs Fair will be held today at the Duke Energy Convention Center between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. The fair provides an opportunity for young people, typically aged between 16 and 24, to look for work from a variety of participating employers. Mayor Mark Mallory says attendees should “dress for success,” as if they were going to their first day on the job. State environment...
