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Applications to receive a free tree from Cincinnati Parks ReLeaf program opens Sept. 9 at 8 a.m., specifically for residents in areas designated as low canopy.
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Cincinnati, which has been in the top 10 of the survey's rankings for several years, moved down to 6th this year after climbing to 4th in 2022.
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Members of the Cincinnati Police Department moved out of the building on Ludlow Ave about five years ago after officers and FOP leadership complained of overcrowding and unhealthy working conditions.
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The Sons and Daughters of Italy and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation are aiming for a summer dedication date for a replacement Capitoline Wolf statue in Eden Park.
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A statue of the Cincinnati Cobra is finally ready to be unveiled Saturday during Ezz Fest. "I think a lot of things happen in the West End and to the West End. I think this is one of the things that happens with the West End and for the West End," says Alexis Kidd Zaffer, executive director of Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses.
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Again this year the park district is prioritizing low canopy neighborhoods.
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Jason Barron has led the non-profit bike share program since it launched in 2014.
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A bronze statue of a wolf nursing twins Romulus and Remus (of Roman mythology) — a gift from the city of Rome to Cincinnati during the 1930s when dictator Benito Mussolini was in power — has been stolen from Eden Park.
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Cincinnati Parks inspire a lot of affection, and a lot of questions.
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Pacella replaces John Neyer, CEO of Neyer Management, who in Dec. 2021 agreed to serve as interim for six months after then-director Kara Kish resigned. Pacella is expected to serve until the end of the year or until a permanent replacement is selected.