Cincinnati Ranks 38th of 373
Good news, courtesy of city spokeswoman Meg Olberding ...
Cincinnati-Middletown ranks 38 of 373 cities in the second edition of the Cities Ranked and Rated book – much improved over its 92nd ranking in 2004, the city announced Monday. The book rates cities based on criteria including cost of living, education, reasonable commuting times and overall quality of life.
City Manager Milton Dohoney said the ranking clearly shows “Cincinnati has the whole package.”
Data used to come up with the rankings came from Bert Sperling, creator of Money magazine’s “Best Places to Live” list. Columbus ranked 36, while Dayton fell from 41 to 84.
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at 8:46 PM, June 11, 2007 
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Post a Comment*its a good thing crime wasnt a factor!...
Cincinnati and many other Ohio cities will benefit from electing Democrats to the county commissions, and at the state level and in Congress. We have finally broken the Axis of Evil between greedy capitalists and the easily duped right-wing religious nuts. All it took was an illegal war, massive job losses, unprecedented environmental damage, and the near-ruin of public education for enough people to see the light. Hopefully, we can reverse the damage before it's too late.
Shame we don't have a mayor...maybe something would get DONE!
"Cincinnati and many other Ohio cities will benefit from electing Democrats to the county commissions"
Yeh, Like the Detroit-Deerborn Dhimmi-crat arena
Ever wonder how Sam Malone ended up in the GOP?
http://hotair.com/archives/2007/06/11/video-become-a-black-republican/
We have friendlier bums in the downtown area.
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