Established in the 1830s, the neighborhood is primarily residential with tree-lined streets; most businesses are located on or near bustling Glenway Avenue.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009. What are we going to do with that Stimulus? I thought the topic of the stimulus would make a good post on this blog since Cincinnati seems to be host to a microcosm of the conversations that are happening nationwide. Everyone is talking about how those stimulus dollars are going to be spent. Chose to illustrate this mashup just so happens to show a story in Cincinnati about 7000 layoffs. That particular entry appears to be gone from the LayOffMaps.

Monday, July 5, 2010. We hit Soho on its second night of evening hours. The staff was so friendly and accommodating, including allowing us behind the counter to see the inner workings of some of the machines. All in all, a very enjoyable and affordable dinner choice.

So I finally got the Coronation Ball photos edited. It was like giving birth. The closest I can imagine is covering a wedding. Instead, you can see a subset here. Coronation XIX Ball At The Syndicate. The imperial court of cincinnati. For the curious, if .

A blog dedicated to the belief that a church is more than a building. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. According to a recent New York Times. As John Ruskin put it .

Posted on February 13, 2008. Posted on February 10, 2008. City Cellars TGIT wine tasting. Every Tuesday starting at 5.

A while ago, a reader. But there are no such tiles now. I guess the clergy just got tired of explaining that the tiles were actually Celtic crosses.

Against a number of large banks that the city believes contributed to the crisis in foreclosures. The city is appealing, according to this Plain Dealer blog post.