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The money is required by state law to be spent only on maintaining existing city-owned infrastructure like roads, parks, recreation centers, and police and fire stations.
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It's the first time the district has met state standards since the education department began using the star rating system. -
Westline Flats on Ferguson Road will include 167 apartments. It has support from the Westwood Civic Association, but not from the neighboring West Price Hill Community Council. -
The first of nine Hamilton County homes funded by American Rescue Plan dollars is opening. The homes are specially designed to enable adults supported by LADD to live independently. -
Mayor Andy Ellison said he's seen drafts of the final report, but the city will not vote on a property tax increase until it is published.
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