Cover Story: Burma Save
Actor's greatest role is building democracy
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 25, 2003
Aung San Suu Kyi is under arrest again. The Nobel Laureate and leader of Burma's National League for Democracy (NLD) was traveling in northern Burma May 30 when she was taken into custody followi
News: A More Perfect Union
'My Daily Constitution' shakes up Cincinnati
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 18, 2003
Who are "We the People," anyway? This apparently simple question was asked of the people who showed up June 13 at SSNOVA for the fifth discussion in the "My Daily Constitution" series. Not su
Cover Story: The Norwood Way
An urban island faces the cost of independence
0 Comments · Thursday, August 1, 2002
When the last of its big industry hightailed out of Norwood, the city might have chosen to meld quietly into the surrounding sea of the city of Cincinnati. A manufacturing boom that began in 189
1731 Carll St.
0 Comments · Thursday, July 18, 2002
Address: 1731 Carll St., North Fairmount
Owner: F&R Developers & Contractors, Cincinnati
Value: $33,900
Year Built: 1998
Comments: North Fairmount has an abundance of what might, in another ne
Between Interstate 75 and Railroad Avenue
0 Comments · Thursday, July 11, 2002
Address: Between Interstate 75 and Railroad Avenue, St. Bernard
Owner: CSX Corporation of Jacksonville, Fla.
Value: Unknown
Year Built: Unknown
Comments: This beacon of hopelessness is b
News: Fissures in Stonewall
Gay-rights lobby might undo its revolution
0 Comments · Thursday, July 4, 2002
A vote next week by members of Stonewall Cincinnati could reverse what some called a revolution in the organization's role in the community. Both of Stonewall's co-chairs and another member of
News: Unsafe Refuge
New policing could be just what Cincinnati's immigrants need
0 Comments · Thursday, June 27, 2002
Dozens of pairs of sad, serious eyes gaze out from Siusan Durst's photographs. The subjects are Central Americans who have come to live and work here. They have the weary and unsettled look of
Ambling Toward Justice -- or Just Shuffling Along?
0 Comments · Thursday, June 13, 2002
Is it an agreement yet? If you expected the June 6 hearing in U.S. District Court to end with a ruling settling the racial profiling lawsuit against the city, you were probably disappointed. Inste
38 Clinton Springs Ave.
0 Comments · Thursday, June 13, 2002
Address: 38 Clinton Springs Ave., North Avondale
Owner: Emanuel H. Watson Jr. of Cincinnati
Value: $91,500 in 2001
Year Built: 1900
Comments: The city of Cincinnati hasn't heard from this b
News: Infiltrating the System
Public Allies' boot camp for young activists
0 Comments · Thursday, June 6, 2002
Unless you're up for a tour in the Marine Corps, there aren't many organizations that insist that you be a leader right from the start. There also aren't many places that pay you to do hands-o
