This Week in Soapbox (TWIS) you can read about big time money rolling in for two local development agencies, a new vendor at Findlay Market, Cincinnati’s groundbreaking Environmental Justice Ordinance, the $30 million Sharonville Convention Center expansion, a new Thai restaurant in Bellevue, Kroger’s new food tracking service, and the super cool co-working concept that has come to Over-the-Rhine.
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There is also a really tremendous feature story this week from Casey Coston discussing Cincinnati’s growing center city population that is likewise bringing more dogs. Read all about the growing dog population and the opportunities and challenges that it is presenting our center city.
TWIS 11/10:
- Cincinnati development agencies secure $75M in New Markets Tax Credits – full article
- Daisy Mae’s Market opens produce business at historic Findlay Market – full article
- Cincinnati takes lead, creates nation’s first Environmental Justice Ordinance – full article
- Sharonville breaks ground on $30M convention center expansion – full article
- Siam Orchid brings Thai flavor to Bellevue – full article
- Group brings co-working concept to Over-the-Rhine – full article
- Kroger launching program allowing customers to track food’s origins – full article
