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AJC, JCRC host first ever Jewish and Elected Town Hall - Vimarsana News

AJC, JCRC host first ever Jewish and Elected Town Hall

The Cincinnati branches of the American Jewish Committee (AJC) and the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) co-hosted the first ever Jewish and Elected Town Hall meeting last Thursday, June 29, at the Mayerson JCC Amberley Room. The event was designed as a panel featuring three elected Jewish officials from all levels of public office. Greg Landsman, US Representative for Ohio’s 1st district, Dani Isaacsohn, State Representative, Ohio’s 24th House District, and Mark Jeffreys, Cincinnati City Council Member sat on the panel, which was moderated by Justin Kirschner, AJC Cincinnati’s R...

Council adds $750k in spending to the budget draft ahead of final vote - Vimarsana News

Council adds $750k in spending to the budget draft ahead of final vote

Council is pulling from several sources to add spending without cutting anything from the budget recommended by the mayor and city manager.

Source: wvxu.org
Cincinnati installing first concrete 'speed cushions' in the region - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati installing first concrete 'speed cushions' in the region

Concrete speed cushions are coming to 23 streets across Cincinnati this year with the goal of traffic calming.

Source: wcpo.com
$28M mixed-use project starts the clock on OTR's blighted north - Vimarsana News

$28M mixed-use project starts the clock on OTR's blighted north

‘It’s going to be as transformative as anything we’ve seen.’

Source: fox19.com
6 pedestrian safety ideas being piloted in Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

6 pedestrian safety ideas being piloted in Cincinnati

Some of the city's record-high funding for pedestrian safety will be used to make it safer to walk or roll throughout the city.

Source: wvxu.org