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Mobile gelato cart hitting Cincinnati's streets this Summer

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Published May 17, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
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Dojo Gelato opened at historic Findlay Market last August and gelato lovers have been lining up ever since to enjoy their handcrafted Italian-style ice creams and sorbettos.  With the temperatures heating up, and festival season getting started, those same loyal customers have been clamoring for a more mobile gelato experience.  Later this month, gelato fans will get their wish ... The new Dojo Gelato cart will make its first appearance at the Over-the-Rhine Summer Gateway Celebration on May

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Downtown Cincinnati entrepreneur expands casket business after banner year

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Published March 29, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
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Eric Lusain's funeral-supply business is expanding, and his customer base is even spreading from Downtown Cincinnati to the Deep South ... The real estate developer-turned-casket-dealer recently added distribution centers in Nashville and Birmingham to meet the regional demand for low-cost caskets that his company, Main St. Caskets, just started meeting last year ... When he opened a showroom on Main Street last January, Lusain hoped to sell a few caskets each month. The business would beautify

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Brothers Bar & Grill enters Cincinnati market with Newport location

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Published Dec. 7, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
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With 17 locations across the Midwest including Columbus and Indianapolis, it was only a matter of time before popular Brothers Bar & Grill entered the Cincinnati market.  Their newest location is at Newport on the Levee.   ... Founded in 1990,  Brothers Bar & Grill is known for its entertaining restaurant/bar atmosphere that caters to a younger demographic between the ages of 21 and 35 years.  As a result, many of Brothers' locations are in cities and towns with a strong college population

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Downtown Cincinnati hotel market strongest in region

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Published Oct. 5, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
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Like most urban cores, downtown Cincinnati boasts a large collection ofhotels catering to tourists, business travelers, conventioneers andmore.  Downtown counts three Four Diamond Award winning hotels - HiltonCincinnati Netherland Plaza, The Cincinnatian Hotel, The WestinCincinnati - among its affordable offerings.  ... Recently, the downtown hotel market has experienced a surge of interestfor a new boutique hotel, raising the question: does it makes goodeconomic sense to develop a new

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Time for Cincinnati to Concede

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Published Aug. 10, 2009 at 6:08 a.m.

I have always hated that Cincinnati allowed others to set the market, usually waiting for the teams before and after their pick to set the parameters of their negotiations. It has always struck me as lazy, and has led to way to many holdouts by promising rookies ... This year this strategey has backfired and Cincinnati is going to have to pay more than they were expecting, but Seattle, New York, and Oakland have raised the cost of the sixth pick, and the team is going to have to concede to Andre

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Scouts Busy in Cincinnati - Veteran Pitchers Availale

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Published July 22, 2009 at 9:43 a.m.

According to Yahoo! Sports Writer Gordon Edes wrote an article talking about Cliff Lee, and other trade rumors. I love trade rumors, especially when the baseball our team is playing is highly depressing. Edes is not specific as to which scouts were in Cincinnati, or what deals are in the works/being talked about. Apparently we've drawn interest from LAA and LAD, given our scouts' trips to their A-ball game recently. Other potential suitors are the big money teams that like to make moves to

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New t-shirts meant to promote Cincinnati's streetcar effort

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Published July 20, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
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Cincinnati'sproposed streetcar system has rallied a new generation of supporterslooking to leave their stamp on the city for future generations. Theseyoung activists have voiced their support at community meetings andCity Hall but have now moved their convictions to the fashion industry ... CincyStreetcar.comowner, Brad Thomas says the intent of the transportation tops is toboth increase awareness of the project as well as rally support. According to organizers, the t-shirts are already a

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Cincinnati housing market showing signs of recovery

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Published July 13, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
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Recently released data indicates that the Cincinnati housing market is beginning to recover from the housing bubble burst ... Thenumber of home sales (1,658) and average sales price ($155,896) are twoof those indicators for those who find numbers like that useful. Another one of the more encouraging, and perhaps most important, piecesof data is that the inventory of homes on the market continues todecline and is now at a 8.48 months worth of inventory ... Realtor Alison Mosswith Comey &

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Medical corridor forming along Interstate 74

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Published July 13, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
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As the population of Cincinnati's west side continues to grow and shiftto the north and west, so too does the area's medical services.  Thepreviously untapped market in western Hamilton County is now beingaggressively pursued  by hospitals and medical services looking toestablish long-term roots in the developing communities ... Inrecent years outpatient medical buildings have popped up off of theRybolt Road/Harrison Avenue exit off Interstate 74 in Green Township. Those have been followed by

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Poster spotlights Over-the-Rhine

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Published July 10, 2009 at 5:22 a.m.

Designed by former Cincinnati Post graphic artist Ryan Ostrander, the poster includes images of Findlay Market, Music Hall and other Over-the-Rhine places and faces taken by longtime Post photographer Melvin Grier ...

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