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A program launched last July to reduce aggressive panhandling in Downtown Cincinnati is still showing good results. It's part of a larger effort called…
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The five yellow donation stations in Downtown Cincinnati, installed as an alternative to giving money to panhandlers, haven't seen a lot of donations…
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After a federal judge blocks work requirements for Medicaid patients in Kentucky, Governor Matt Bevin cuts dental and vision coverage for about 460,000…
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The Dayton City Commission recently passed a law effectively banning panhandling along 51 major roadways. It’s not the first time the city has passed...
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Dayton City Commissioners unanimously passed an ordinance effectively banning panhandling along many major roadways in Dayton. The new law prohibits...
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The City of Dayton is again exploring ways to ban panhandling along major city highways. At a meeting Wednesday evening, the city commission is expected...
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There are now five donation stations in downtown Cincinnati where people can give money to help the homeless population. The city along with Downtown…
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Cincinnati Council could vote in two weeks on a plan to forbid aggressive panhandling within 50 feet of a school. The Law and Public Safety Committee…
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Panhandlers are an all-too-common sight in most large cities, including Cincinnati, and even though non-aggressive panhandling is legal here, it can be…
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Downtown Cincinnati Inc. is launching an effort to decrease panhandling while maintaining or increasing support to social services. DCI president David…