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Families and Urbanism in Cincinnati
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The goal of this blog is to generate friendships and share information regarding the promotion and retention of families in the urban center of Cincinnati.
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- Take the Cake Before After
- Tetherball and Chess at Wash Park
- Cluxton Alley Coffee Roasters
- Trolley discussion live now on 55KRC. Mark Miller ...
- Jim Steps on Kid
- Rated Excellent Again
- Chic Lego Bikes
- Karkadoulias
- Pool Room Painted Sign
- Sustainability and the Streetcar
- Can Taco Trucks Defeat McDonalds
- Bad Food is Subsidized
- Another Streetcar Article
- George's Grocery, Ehrlich's Shoes, Rader Gallery
- Our Roads are Designed to Kill
- Market Busy
- New American Dream: Renting
- Pleasant Street Shaping Up
- Zendik Revolution
- Alley Granite Stones
- Impromptu Fashion Show
- 48 Vacant Buildings in Detroit
- African Painted Door
- Buildings That Look Like Food
- Jacob's Tin Man
- Philadelphia Has 73 Public Pools
- Time Lapse Baby's First Year
- New Mural 13th and Race
- Jerry's Disco Palace
- Quality Tire Repair
- Findlay Market Needs Streetcar
- Swimming in Lake
- Rural Childhood
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- Guess This City
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3 comments:
That mural is a menace!
Look at the strength of that kid....using only one hand to bear the weight of Jim. Atlas would be proud!
Nice work.
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