This Week in Soapbox (TWIS) you can read about fundraisers being held this week for Over-the-Rhine Community Housing and Northside urban redevelopment corporation, a new study with positive economic results for Mt. Auburn, a new art gallery and studio space in Covington, two brothers working in OTR on interesting rehab projects, and the potential to revive the Interstate 75 urban landscape as it is reconstructed in the coming years.
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When you have a chance there are also two really great feature articles in this week’s issue. Matt Cunningham writes about home grown food movement happening in Cincinnati, while Feoshia Henderson writes about Cincinnati’s energy alliance that is making “green” benefits, economic gains.
TWIS 10/27:
- Over-the-Rhine Community Housing uses fundraiser for diverse development – full article
- New Mt. Auburn study shows great potential for Uptown – full article
- Northside redevelopment corporation seeks funding to continue affordable, green development – full article
- Pike Street art gallery reopens as The BLDG with fresh new approach – full article
- Urban Design Associates to create vision that will revive Cincinnati’s I-75 corridor – full article
- C.A.R. Construction’s latest project in OTR celebrates history, passion – full article
