Cincinnati Council's "Pause" Vote Imperils Streetcar Project
"After a meeting filled with fire and suspense, City Council voted 5-4 to pause streetcar construction indefinitely, leaving the project’s future murky," reports Cindi Andrews.Publication Date: Thu,...
View ArticleCould Private Donors Save Cincinnati's Streetcar?
"In a major shift in his position, Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley said Thursday that he would support completing the first phase of the streetcar if all of the annual operating costs for the next three...
View ArticleAdd GE's Relocation to Cincinnati's Urban Renaissance
There is no lack of articles in Planetizen on Cincinnati's downtown revival, including form based codes, a Publication Date: Tue, 07/22/2014
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Cincinnati Streetcar Status: On Time and On Budget
"Crews with Messer-Prus-Delta, the consortium of contractors building Cincinnati’s streetcar line, welded the final piece of rail into Second Street on Friday, all but completing the first phase of the...
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Political Deal Clears the Way for Waterfront Development in Cincinnati
"A new deal to develop Cincinnati's riverfront is in the works, paving the way for future development on land closest to the Bengals Stadium, " report Sharon Coolidge and Scott Wartman.Publication...
View ArticleEmilio Estevez Advocates for Cincinnati's Streetcar
"Actor and director Emilio Estevez, who has a home in Over-the-Rhine, says the Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar should be restarted, saying that it would help drive people to Publication Date: Tue,...
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Major Street Redesign Planned in Cincinnati
"Cincinnati City Council unanimously approved an $8.8 million project to revamp Court Street downtown between Vine and Walnut streets, widening the sidewalks and removing the median and some on-street...
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