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Tunnels and tracks

In a small clearing wedged between I-75 and Central Parkway is a monument to the city's past: an entrance to Cincinnati's stillborn subway system. Designed and built nearly a century ago to revolutionize the city and to make Cincinnati a true member of the 20th century along with cities like New York and Chicago, these tunnels sit abandoned, scarred with graffiti and garbage from their newer unintended purpose: an occasional shelter for the homeless. 

The tunnels represent what the city could have been, and some who are passionate about changing the landscape of the city say that the two remaining miles of unused tunnels can teach us lessons about how public transit can change a city for the better by informing the debate over the proposed streetcar and by illustrating how the city should not make the same mistake twice.



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Opera draws protestors

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 16:25:54.

About 100 protestors from the radical Catholic organization America Needs Fatima showed up at the New Stage Collective in Over-the-Rhine June 26 to object to the theater group's production of "Jerry Springer: The Opera."



Reds better, but not by much

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 10:16:04.

The Reds reached the mid-point of the regular season Friday night with a loss to the Indians at Progressive Field.



John McCain makes a stop at Xavier

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 10:06:03.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain made a stop at Xavier University June 26.



Queen City Foundation salutes graduates supported by its efforts

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 10:05:04.

Queen City Foundation scholars will be headed to four-year colleges this fall, having persisted in their academic education with support from the foundation.



Highway Patrol warns of dangerous drivers during holiday weekend

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 10:04:27.

True-life video released of intoxicated-driver stops



Peace, justice, equality from a big heart

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:45:14.

Tommie Thompson lived for others



Pride Alive chooses new chairman

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:42:56.

Organizers for the annual Pride Alive event have selected a new chairman for the annual celebration in Greater Cincinnati.



Double-Dutch jumpers from downtown YMCA make the bigtime

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:36:19.

Jumping Double Dutch is no simple feat.



Motorized two-wheeler provides new view of Eden Park

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:35:35.

Segway of Ohio, Cincinnati offers tours



Red Cross requests disaster relief

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:28:44.

The Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American Red Cross is seeking donations for victims of disasters in Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa.



Talk focuses on immigration, jobs

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:28:10.

A discussion on "Immigration and Our Jobs" is being offered by the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center at First Unitarian Church.



Metro promises to grow, invites riders ideas

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:26:49.

Sometime this summer, the wheels on the bus might roll into your neighborhood with an intention different from just offering you a ride.



American Screenwriters Association moving to city

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:16:11.

The Cincinnati film community just became more vibrant.



City spends almost $1 million to usher in convention

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:15:16.

The city of Cincinnati's urban core is getting a spit-shine in advance of its hosting of the NAACP's national convention July 12-17.



Police to use security cameras city-wide

Newspaper Articles - 07/01/2008 09:13:49.

Duncan Freeman is used to having his picture taken, though it's not because he's a celebrity.

 



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