Gaza ceasefire: Cincinnati council won't take position since there is no 'consensus'
Hundreds of Cincinnatians turned out to voice their opinion on Gaza. But with no consensus on council, Mayor Aftab Pureval won't call a vote.
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Hundreds of Cincinnatians turned out to voice their opinion on Gaza. But with no consensus on council, Mayor Aftab Pureval won't call a vote.
At least 48 U.S. cities have passed resolutions calling for a ceasefire in Gaza; Cincinnati is not one.
Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to ban new surface parking lots in downtown, with some exceptions.
New surface lots are already banned in the Central Business District, but the new ban expands to parts of Over-the-Rhine, Pendleton, Mount Adams, the East End, West End and Mount Auburn.
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