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If our so-called national conversation had any health in it, liberals and conservatives would be fighting to claim Jane Jacobs. Here's what she offers conservatives: She takes down the Utopians, those would-be directors of others' lives who, handing down their great plans from above, manage to be aloof and superior, yet meddling and bureaucratic. But she doesn't go after their philosophies; she simply assesses their works, the swaths of cities rendered dangerous and barely inhabited by slum clearance and urban renewal.

The Jazz were down 18 after the first quarter, they trailed by 27 at halftime and fell behind as many as 37 in the second half.\n

More than 300 pedestrians were hit by cars in Cincinnati last year. Seven people were killed.

Avondale's days as a food desert are numbered. New grocery store set to open in early 2022 “It’s going to be unlike any other store" Scott Wegener Chanel and Tennel Bryant own The Country Meat Co. at the Findlay Market. They plan to open The Country Meat Co. Marketplace in Avondale. and last updated 2021-06-01 05:00:56-04 CINCINNATI — Walking through Findlay Market is a food and shopping experience. Tennel and Chanel Bryant contribute to that experience with their hand-cut meats at The Country Meat Company. It's the experience they now plan to take to Avondale, but on a larger...

Avondale senior-living landlord blocks entry to agencies distributing COVID vaccine Some residents of two low-income, senior living apartment buildings in Avondale are ready, willing and recently eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine. But an unexpected obstacle stands in their way, and it's not a lack of available doses. and last updated 2021-02-08 09:59:10-05 CINCINNATI — Some residents of two low-income, senior-living apartment buildings in Avondale are ready, willing and recently eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine. But an unexpected obstacle stands in their way, and it'...