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25% of people will attend gatherings despite COVID-19
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to grip the nation, a quarter of respondents to a poll said they planned to…
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More deadly? Will vaccine work? Variants, explained
The virus that causes COVID-19 changes all the time. In most cases, the changes are harmless. But they can add…
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Rumpke worker rescues puppy abandoned in backpack
A puppy is safe and a Rumpke driver is being called a hero. Aaron Kinsel was working in Colerain Township…
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Cincinnati Storytellers Project part of 2021 virtual storytelling season
The Storytellers Project will feature more famous voices, notable celebrities and timely voices in 2021. Source link
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Novelty toy inventor, entertainer Don Poynter never lacked for ideas
Donald B. Poynter was a difficult man to sum up. He was an entertainer, an inventor, an entrepreneur. Creative and…
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Councilman invites SORTA, CPS to discuss changes in student busing
Cincinnati Councilman David Mann is inviting representatives from Cincinnati Public Schools and the Southwest Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) to attend…
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5 stories to know this week: COVID-19 on the rise, Riverfest returns, Bengals make cuts
COVID numbers are up, Riverfest will send off summer and the Bengals are making cuts. Source link
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Restaurant workers aren't disappearing. They've simply moved on
Many thought that once the extra $300 unemployment bonus expired, people would come back to work in droves. They haven't.…
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Zac Brown Band performs at Riverbend
Zac Brown Band performs at Riverbend Music Center along with Teddy Swims and Ashland Craft for 'The Comeback Tour'. …
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Korean fried chicken restaurant Bonchon to open locations in Greater Cincinnati, Kenwood
Bonchon, a restaurant chain specializing in Korean fried chicken, is planning to open three locations around Greater Cincinnati. According to…
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‘Please hug your furry friends:’ Rabbit Hash political powerhouse Lady Stone dies at 14
After serving as Rabbit Hash ambassador for five years, more than a third of her life, city leaders announced this weekend that Lady…
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Cincinnati performing arts groups set unified COVID-19 protocols
In a remarkable show of solidarity, more than a dozen Greater Cincinnati performing arts groups announced a unified set of…
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Hamilton plans events for return of Little League World Series team
After becoming the first Ohio team to ever reach the Little League World Series baseball championship game, the city of…
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