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Cincinnati ranks among top 10 cities for corporate real estate projects

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March 9, 2010

Cincinnati has ranked among America's top 10 cities for the second year in a row for corporate real estate projects. Cincinnati ranked fourth in the nation in 2008, and sixth in the nation in 2009 according to Site Selection Magazine. In 2009, the Cincinnati metropolitan area recorded 89 corporate real estate projects which was the sixth best for metropolitan areas over 1 million people. Meanwhile Dayton took home the top spot for the second year in a row for metropolitan areas between 200,000 to 1 million peoplewith 46 total projects. Read full article here.

Procter & Gamble ranks as world’s 6th most admired company

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Architecture + Design

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March 9, 2010

Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble is known for being the world's largest advertiser and consumer goods company, but it is also the world's 6th most admired company according to a recent Fortune Magazine survey. P&G was particularly noted for its dedication to innovation and the consumers the company serves. Also ranking at the top of the list with P&G was Apple, Google, Berkshire Hathaway, Johnson & Johnson, and Amazon.com. Read full article here.

Acclaimed Neighborhood Enhancement Program rolls into Mt. Washington

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Development News

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March 9, 2010

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GreenSource Cincinnati to celebrate grand opening downtown

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Architecture + Design

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March 9, 2010

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American Sign Museum hopes to move into renovated Camp Washington building by 2012

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Architecture + Design

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March 9, 2010

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Connecting Cincinnati and Israel Through Innovation

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Diversity

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March 2, 2010

Could Israel be the new economic engine that spurs business growth here in Cincinnati? That's what some Cincinnati business leaders are betting as they woo energetic entrepreneurs from Israel, a country that boasts one of the most innovative economies in the world and has more companies on the NASDAQ exchange than the entire continent of Europe.

Two Cincinnati companies make Interior Design’s top 100 Giants list

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Cincy In The News

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March 2, 2010

Interior Design Magazine's annual ranking of the top-100 interior design firms in the nation includes two Cincinnati-based firms that impacted over 10 million square feet of interior space design. Cincinnati-based KZF Design jumped 37 spots to number 71 overall while FRCH Design Worldwide dropped eight spots to number 40 overall in the rankings. Read full article here.

Jack Potts betting new casino will pay off big for Main Street

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Development News

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March 2, 2010

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Bringing Island spice to Cincinnati

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Arts + Culture

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March 2, 2010

After two years playing linebacker for the UC Bearcats football team Leighton "Leo" Morgan decided that Caribbean food and Reggae Music were the best way for him to grab a slice of the American dream.Five months ago he and his cousin Kirk Morgan, a Jamaican chef, opened Island Frydays Restaurant and Catering at 2826 Short Vine St. in Clifton. They serve Caribbean dishes like jerk chicken and curried goat with steamed vegetables, "reggae rice" and fried plantains. The meat is tender and the flavors authentic. Most dishes are kept buffet-style to give patrons "good food fast," according to Leo Morgan. Lunch specials are $5 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Both owners were born in Clarendon, Jamaica, and followed their own paths to Cincinnati. Leo moved as a teenager to stay with relatives in Connecticut before moving to Cincinnati. Kirk was a chef for the major Jamaican chain Golden Crust in New York City before he got the call from Leo to come to Cincinnati. Last week, Island Frydays’ Reggae Compilation #1 played in their dining room as aromas of scallion, pimiento, curry and scotch bonnet wafted from the kitchen. Leo, a Jamaican DJ, compiles and publishes the CDs himself."We keep the island vibes here - not just the food - but we try to bring everything to the table, the whole island experience," Leo said.On one wall of their restaurant hang photos and biographies of Caribbean heroes, many of whom Leo and Kirk watched on television as children. Beneath them sits a brightly colored, hand-painted "Ludi" board - a popular game in Jamaica that is "like monopoly, but violent," Leo said.A sign near the entryway heralding "Island Fryday's World Famous Jerk Chicken" suggests patrons will "taste the flavors of paradise." The slogans are part of Kirk and Leo's plan to expand, first with a carryout location in Cincinnati and then as a regional chain. Their hopes are fueled by patrons who travel from as far away as Dayton, Northern Kentucky and Indiana to find authentic Caribbean food. Members of Cincinnati's eclectic immigrant community come for dishes that remind them of home. "We get African, Asian, and Indian customers because our meals tie in with a lot of different foods," Leo said. Leo and Kirk have catered church and school fundraisers free of charge, and plan to start a Jamaican association in Cincinnati. They use Facebook and Google ads to get the word out, but Leo attributes their busy lunch and dinner hours to the power of word-of-mouth marketing."I mean, you tasted the food, right?" he said.For more information call 513-498-0680 or visit their website.

Cincinnati Streetcar project moves forward without TIGER funds

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Development News

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February 23, 2010

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