Northside

A Cincinnati City Council committee voted to approve using more than $3 million to help The Port purchase two vacant former industrial sites in Northside.

Lierer’s Market opened in March with bulk refill items like rice, beans, pasta, coffee, shampoo, and household cleaners.

The proposed trail along 3.5 miles of abandoned railway could provide an alternative for bikers and walkers looking to avoid busy Hamilton Avenue.

Northside Community Council member Henry Brown says the working group has established a good definition of the problem as a starting point. But, he says, "I think one thing that we haven't quite broached yet is what are the surrounding improvements that need to happen to actually make things safer for pedestrians? And that includes the city bus, obviously, as a very important one."

About 20 other Cincinnati neighborhoods have had more pedestrian crashes than Northside, and have higher rates when you take population size into account. So why does Northside have a new city-led working group for pedestrian safety?

The city's pedestrian safety program was funded at $1.25 million this year. Infrastructure changes would cost millions.

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