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🌱 Roebling Bridge Reopens Friday + Businesses May Lose Liquor License
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First, today's weather:
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Here are the top three stories today in Cincinnati:
- The Roebling Bridge is set to reopen Friday after being closed for more than a year. The 155-year old iconic bridge, which spans the Ohio River, has been closed to traffic since Feb. 15. After the bridge opens, work will continue until the project is completed. (WCPO 9 Cincinnati)
- Cincinnati MLS will adopt a new software platform developed by New York City-based Perchwell to assist in managing the red hot housing market. The new software includes a suite of data management, market research, and analytics designed to help realtors better serve their clients and build their businesses. (The Business Journals)
- The business owners of Dive Bar in Corryville, Babe's Cafe in Westwood, and the BP gas station on Glenway could lose their liquor licenses after numerous run-ins with the police. The public safety and governance committee heard cases on Tuesday against the three Cincinnati establishments, primarily regarding the constant calls to police for crime-related services. Police testified that the businesses have become a "drain" on their resources. (WCPO 9 Cincinnati)
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Today in Cincinnati:
- Speak Up Speak Out (SUSO) - SCPA At Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (3:15 PM)
- Volleyball - Special Olympics Hamilton County At Margaret B. Rost School (6:30 PM)
- Program With Jennifer Moore - Mathemagical Design At Weavers Guild Of Greater Cincinnati (7:00 PM)
- Comedy Of Errors - Cincinnati Shakespeare Company At Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (7:30 PM)
From my notebook:
- Sacred Heart Church in Camp Washington will host its famous ravioli dinner on Apr. 10 with doors opening at 9:00 a.m. The church fundraiser features old-fashioned, Italian-recipe ravioli dinners made by parishioners and volunteers. (Cincinnati CityBeat)
- The Backstreet Boys will be back in Cincinnati on their DNA World Tour at the Riverbend Music Center on Tuesday, Jul. 26. Tickets will go on sale Apr. 10 at 10:00 a.m. (WKRC TV Cincinnati)
- Lawn Love, a national lawn care marketplace, named Ohio the sixth-best state to camp in 2022. The report, "2022's Best States for Camping" used 17 different categories to rank each state's camping experience. (Cincinnati CityBeat)
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