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Nick Swartsell
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General Assignment Reporter, WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH)
Cincinnati
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Entertainment, Documentaries , Education, City Government, Recorded and Live Audio Interviews , Features
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By Nick Swartsell Verified| WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH) Verified The Cincinnati Historic Conservation Board Monday gave key approvals for a $36.4 million development project that would remake a pivotal crossroads in Over-the-Rhine. The proposal by Urban Sites, known as the Lockard, would build 126 market-rate apartments at Liberty and Walnut streets with a 70-spot surface parking lot. "We've been working in some capacity on this site for almost two decades," Urban Sites' Kate Green told the conservation Board Monday.
By Nick Swartsell Verified| WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH) Verified Theresa Thomas of North Fairmount has a crowd pleaser on her hands. As she sits in the neighborhood's Community Center, she's chopping up bright red peppers to add to her special variation of a Cincinnati chili chilito. Folks at the market grab the free samples fast, even if the chilitos are made from some unexpected ingredients — lentils and beans instead of beef; yogurt instead of sour cream, and plenty of fresh veggies.
By Nick Swartsell Verified| WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH) Verified The Cincinnati Historic Conservation Board Monday gave key approvals for a $36.4 million development project that would remake a pivotal crossroads in Over-the-Rhine. The proposal by Urban Sites, known as the Lockard, would build 126 market-rate apartments at Liberty and Walnut streets with a 70-spot surface parking lot. "We've been working in some capacity on this site for almost two decades," Urban Sites' Kate Green told the conservation Board Monday.
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WVXU-FM (Cincinnati, OH)