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What would you do doc with Christmas, Kwanzaa nearing, COVID-19 here
The countdown has reached single digits until Christmas arrives and Kwanzaa commences, and there's only so much you can get…
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The history of Cincinnati’s favorite holiday traditions
We all have holiday traditions. Dressing the kids up to go see Cincinnati Ballet’s “Nutcracker” at Music Hall. Drinking hot…
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The omicron variant is in the Cincinnati region. Now what?
A more contagious but less dangerous variant of the novel coronavirus is in the Cincinnati region. Cases of COVID-19 caused by…
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Madeira woman works with Greater Cincinnati Foundation to raise funds for horses
Linda Pavey’s Facebook page introduces her this way: “Likes Horseback Riding.” That’s an understatement. The Brennan Equine Welfare Fund she…
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Cincinnati accepting artist submissions for streetcar design contest
The city of Cincinnati is looking for a new design for the streetcar's façade and it's asking local artists to…
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Things to do in Cincinnati this week: Dec. 20-26
Monday, Dec. 20 HOLIDAY: Christmas at the Junction, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon-8 p.m. Sunday, Entertrainment Junction, 7379 Squire Court, West Chester.…
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How long it takes to build costumes for Cincinnati Ballet’s ’Nutcracker’
Cincinnati Ballet wardrobe supervisor Noelle Wedig-Johnston says she gets one question a lot: “How long does it take to build…
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A rec center director speaks. ‘The young guys, some of them are tired of it.’
This year in Hamilton County, 15 juveniles have been charged with murder, more than were charged in the last four…
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Whatever happened to … moving the Lincoln Heights police gun range?
It's just a matter of when, where, how much and who's paying. Source link
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7 suggestions from a child psychologist
The deaths of two Anderson High School students last week has left many children in the community grieving. More: 'It's not enough.'…
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Lebanon teacher cancels final test after viral TikTok video
Some students at Lebanon Junior High School got out of one of their final tests this past week thanks to a…
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Gov. Beshear confirms first cases of omicron variant in Kentucky
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed Saturday that the COVID-19 omicron variant has been detected in several Kentucky counties. Beshear held…
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West Chester Twp. wage adjustments will have minimal affect on 2022 budget
WEST CHESTER TWP. – Adjustments made to wages for a dozen West Chester Township employees will have a minimal effect…
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