Report on Fort Washington Way decks is in
Remember that story about what should be built on proposed Fort Washington Way decks?
Here's the final report.
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Monday, April 14, 2008Here's the final report. |
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at 12:03 PM, April 14, 2008 
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Post a Comment*Link takes to a webmail login. Not report.
I like the story, though, especially the idea of building a tram to Newport. Like anyone goes to Cincinnati in the first place.
Might be a good place to put CityLink.
Maybe a streetcar system should go here to take folks to the entrance of the Freedom Center, since no one can find it.
How about a scale model of Mt. Rushmore, but with the Mallorys carved in it instead? Publicly funded, natch, with contractors picked by the M's.
Put a toilet in the middle of it, and require Cincinnati taxpayers - the four or five people that live in the city and actually work instead of sponging benifits - flush their paychecks down it.
If the Banks is any measure, you have a decade to think about it anyway.
The foot-tapping Bold Typist is an expert on decks of all sizes.
Password ?
Hello, Enquirer???
Can we get a link that works to access the report??
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