Sheriff says no to 'neighborhood militias' as armed men stop cars in Lincoln Heights

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2025/02/19/sheriff-says-no-to-neighborhood-militias-as-armed-men-stop-cars-in-lincoln-heights/79097948007/

\#LincolnHeights #cincinnati #ohio

@cincinnati

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/37668163

> Cincinnati Subway (unused, unfinished, maintained)

JD Vance’s half-brother running for Cincinnati mayor

https://www.yahoo.com/news/jd-vance-half-brother-running-205929679.html

\#cincinnati @cincinnati

Lot 24 is 2.5 acres. Sits just south of the Radius and GE office building and currently has the rebar and supports sitting exposed above the rest of the parking garage.

Call is for mixed use.

Unsure how legal that is with regards to the sale language.

Overall I agree that we should invest in our poorer communities more but I would hope that it is an investment that lifts them up and doesn't just splash cash to make someone feel good. I guess we'll see on all fronts.

>An Auschwitz artifacts exhibition opens in Cincinnati Oct. 18. > More than 500 artifacts and 400 photographs will be displayed. > The announcement of the exhibition coincides with the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.

"vital"

Sure.

It's delicious fyi

Rent went up evidently, thus the shift.

Or maybe, I don't know...put a subway in it?

I'm actually kind of excited to try this, even though sweet hotdogs sound gross

>A pair of hotel conversions on Fourth Street won state historic tax credit awards in December 2024 – the conversion of the First National Bank Building and the George F. Otte Carpet Co. Building.

>Cincinnati's first Kimpton Hotel, bound for the Traction Building on Walnut Street, is expected to commence construction this year.

>The conversion of the Gwynne Building on Main Street is progressing, though the construction timeline is unknown. Structural Systems Repair Group was on-site as of December 2024 tuck pointing, stone patching and replacing limestone.

A corner that has long needed some love put into it. Interesting to see how it ends up.

>Under the team's lease with the county, taxpayers would have been entitled to some of the money from the naming rights deal, but the team has told the county it will get nothing.

>Back in 2022, if the Bengals sold the naming rights and the net revenue the team received was $60 million or less, the county was entitled to nothing. It was entitled to 30% of revenue above that level.

So basically the team told all of us taxpayers to go fuck ourselves. How nice.

Former is for good, latter is until the building ownership issue clears up.

https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2025/01/06/uptown-coffee-shop-closed-for-now.html

Quite gnarly out there. I haven't seen this much snow in one go in quite a bit.

Post pics if you got them. And I'd still recommend staying off the roads even now unless you gotta be out. Time for some cocoa and relaxation.

> Wasson Way's phase 6B through Xavier University is complete. A portion of phase 6B through Xavier University’s campus has finished construction, running from Montgomery Road to Station Way.

Sure we've lose some restaurants (which always happens) but let's look ahead to see what is coming this year.

Frisch’s head baker for 41 years, other commissary kitchen workers lose jobs Friday before Christmas

https://www.fox19.com/2024/12/20/frischs-head-baker-41-years-other-commissary-kitchen-workers-lose-jobs-friday-before-christmas/

\#cincinnati @cincinnati

Long an eyesore, this building at the SE corner of 4th and Race got tax credits. Sits next to the McAlpin condos (or close to).

I've walked past this so many times and it's always been empty. Would love to see some good use out of it.

First 100 guests get free lunch. Service started December 13. That goes til Dec 20.

Opened in the historic Salmon P. Chase building.

TLDR- maybe remove height restrictions. Somehow this is still contingent on the Bengals approval FYI.