As ArtsWave approaches its 100th anniversary, the fund-raising organization asks Cincinnati once again: how much do we value our culture and our artists?
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Ohio House leader says idea by some Republicans to take power from courts over abortion is unconstitutional. He calls it “Schoolhouse Rock type stuff.”https://t.co/u6MCON6Ta1
Cincinnati's Department of Transportation and Engineering sharing some new renderings with city council today of the proposed new bridge taking Ezzard Charles over I-75. Director John Brazina says the bridge would include a cap that could host future development.
Utterly fascinating to learn that more than 150 families and businesses called this property in Over-the-Rhine home since 1847 to 2016. Get a more full history of #OTR in this short feature in @cincinnatimagazine #Cincinnati https://t.co/9CkDr7PgDs
What comes up when bring together 21 Over-the-Rhine stakeholders to talk about what's going well and what's not going so well in our urban neighborhood? #Cincinnati#OTR
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Neither is a typical method for disposing of bodies. But so many cows died in the unusual heat that facilities that convert carcasses into pet food and fertilizer products were overwhelmed, prompting the state government and cattle feeders to take emergency measures 2/5
Nick Sandmann Loses Defamation Cases Against Media Companies https://t.co/rZqhClCZsL via @lawcrimenews@Aaron_Keller_ <-- @ToddMcmurtry says he plans to appeal
On May 21, 2022 Tom Turcich, from New Jersey, became the 10th person on record to walk around the entire world, while his four-legged companion Savannah was the first dog to do so https://t.co/Cwv6FGBbIm
.@ProjectDrawdown just updated its climate solutions set, adding 11 solutions related to #oceans#agriculture & more. The #goodnews: If we go all out on all 93 currently available technologies & practices, we can put the brakes on #climatechange now. https://t.co/vJhRuXsbLK
The Supreme Court's three liberal justices dissented in the ruling limiting the EPA's ability to restrict power plant emissions, writing that the decision strips the agency of "the power to respond to the most pressing environmental challenge of our time." https://t.co/lUcpgRUGD8