The Best Year Ever! - Cops Fund Drug Rehab
CPD reforms meant more money for crime prevention programs
As she promised earlier this year, Police Chief Rachel Thornton returned 5 percent of the Cincinnati Police Department (CPD) operating budget. The funds already have been committed to social service programs that have been proven to reduce crime -- including job training, drug rehab and at-risk youth intervention -- and some innovative community outreach initiatives begun two months after Thornton became chief on Jan. 30.

Been There, Done That - Chita Rivera's 'life' on the Broadway stage is full of great moments

Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. - 007 NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY

Look Here!: Art, Artists, Etc. - Kennedy Heighta Arts Center

- Music Blog - Yule Love This Holiday Music Stream

Bruising My Religion - "Evangelical agnostic"/Folk troubadour Todd Snider rails against the hijacking of spirituality

Spill It - Pearlene, Mean, Rocking Machine

Locals Only: Suffocation Nation - Straight Edge quartet Suffocate Faster takes a deep breath as they head into 2007

The Rest of the Story - Films books are the ultimate director's cut

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Mission Impossible: The Complete First TV Season (Paramount)

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Marshall University: Ashes to Glory (Docurama)

The Large and Small of It - CityBeat dining writers' reflections on 2006

- Porkopolis News Blog - ‘Values Democrat’ Running for Kentucky Governor

Artists in the Neighborhood - New Clifton center to be major community resource

Building Bridges - Former NCCJ recommits to mission with new name

Troublemaker's Journal - Defend Illegal Immigrants

Savage Love - New columns, archives and feedback

The Straight Dope - Fighting ignorance since 1973

Jake Speed - Speedy Delivery - The World Will Come Clean

Living Out Loud: Thank you, Miss Jake - We need more people like you

Estrangement in a Strange Land - New Year's Me

Sports - Looking Ahead to Baseball 2007, the Cubs Are Poised to Be Big Winners

Letters - Bus System Doesn't Merit Fare Increase

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