The City of Monroe has been unable to complete its portion of the nearly 90-mile trail due to severe erosion of the Dicks Creek streambank that’s threatened water quality and natural resources.
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Mayor Purval plans a $1 million fund for business owners; separately, City Council is expected to consider a $1 million fund for homeowners.
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Cincinnati Music Festival attendees this weekend will be some of the first people to see renovations to Paycor Stadium.
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The 11 new homes currently under construction will feature roof decks, electric vehicle chargers and other amenities. They'll go on the market for under $600,000 each.
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