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No Holiday Peak Pay for Amazon Air Hub Workers, Union Says Management Continues Retaliation Efforts

One Amazon air hub employee told CityBeat he was written up while recruiting members and highlighting the company's massive profits.

By Madeline Fening

Nov 22, 2023

Employees at the Amazon air hub at KCVG Airport in Hebron, Kentucky, will go without peak pay for a second holiday season in a row. “There are no peak pay, no bonuses, no one who is hired on is receiving hiring bonuses,” said KCVG employee Jordan Quinn...

KCVG is Amazon’s largest air hub in the world, processing more than 30% of the world’s Amazon packages.

Covington Yard Gets a Winter Wonderland Makeover

Covington Winter WonderYard features glowing green trees made of kegs, tons of lights and holiday-themed drinks to warm you up.

By Katherine Barrier

Covington Yard, 401 Greenup St., Covington

Cincinnati Zoo Announces Death of 3-Year-Old Bonobo

The zoo said each member of the tight-knit bonobo troop was given the chance to say goodbye to Amali.

By Madeline Fening

The Cincinnati Zoo is mourning the loss of a young ape, Amali the bonobo.

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The Fight to Inspire: Meet Ohio’s LGBTQ+ Everyday Elder Heroes

By James Bigley II, the Buckeye Flame

The Buckeye Flame's "Everyday Elder Heroes," pictured left to right: Terry Payne, 59; Jane Daroff, 85; Alejandro Rodriguez, 66; Dion Manley, 67.

Director of Ohio Teachers Pension Fund Placed on Leave

By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal

The entrance to the Ohio State Teachers Retirement System headquarters in Columbus.

Factory 52 Celebrates First Holiday Season With Lineup of Festive Programs

By Katherine Barrier

Factory 52

Paint-and-Sip Studio Pinot's Palette to Open in Kenwood

By Katherine Barrier

Pinot's Palette in West Chester

Here's Where We're At On Redistricting Drama in Ohio

By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

The Republican members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission talk before a 2023 public hearing on statehouse district maps.

Guest Commentary: Gerrymandered Ohio Lawmakers Push More Extremist Laws

By Marilou Johanek, Ohio Capital Journal

State Rep. Gary Click, R-Vickery

Fifty West Brewing Brings Back Ice Rink and Winter Activities for the Season

By Katherine Barrier

Fifty West's ice rink features upgraded ice and skates this year.

Braxton Brewing's Dark Charge Block Party Features New Imperial Stouts and an Exclusive Dinner

By Katherine Barrier

Dark Charge Imperial Stout variants

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“Mike Brown” -u/I_am_from_Kentucky & u/Hershey78
“Anybody mention Mike Brown?” -u/KaleidoscopeLow8084

“Agreed. Small aside: it seems like his daughters are trying to reverse the ship a bit. (Not a MB fan in anyway, but trying to be objective).
But 100% spot on regarding Mike Brown.” -u/BedaHouse

“You could also say Katie inherited and improved it.” -u/Keregi
“Eh, the jury is still out on Katie. It definitely helps that the team lucked into getting Joe Burrow at the same time as a regime change. We'll see how this success lasts.” -u/THECapedCaper

“A bit? I mean, Mike Brown sucks as an owner overall but there's no way his daughter and granddaughter (who's awesome, btw) take over without him realizing his own archaic 20th century pre-free agency shortcomings, even if it took him 3 decades and most of my liver to get there. So while there's not a huge ceiling to the hyperbolic criticism that can be leveled at Mike as an owner, let's not engage in reverse hyperbole here either against his brood, for much like Mike is an apple that fell far from the Paul Brown Football Family IQ Tree, Kate and Elizabeth seem to be a closer fall so far.
I mean shit, we went to the Superbowl two seasons ago and narrowly lost, narrowly lost in the AFCN champ game last year and like clockwork, the early season .500 football team is waking up again. I waited 30 years for ONE playoff win, I am an embarrassment of football riches now, my cup overfloweth.” -u/warthog0869

These Nepo Babies Ruined Their Parents' Cincinnati Businesses, According to Redditors

Light Up The Square
When: Nov. 24 from 6-9 p.m.

Where: Fountain Square, downtown

What: A tree-lighting event.

Who: Sponsored by Prolink

Why: Entertainment includes fireworks, tree lighting and live performances.

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Station Road Farm & Landscaping
6749 Station Road, West Chester
Christmas trees and greenery will be available at Station Road Farm and Landscaping starting the day after Thanksgiving. Fresh, decorative wreaths will also be available.
Open 10 a.m.-7 p.m. starting Nov. 24.

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1028 Ebenezer Road, Delhi Township

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