FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: October 20, 2020 Contact: Travis W. Jeric, Streetcar Director cincinnati-oh.gov/streetcar/contact-us CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar will operate as a fare-free transit service starting November 1, 2020. Individuals
Cincinnati Council passed the Ordinance to Regulate Plastic and Paper Bags with a 7-1 vote beginning January 1, 2021. There are many, many people and organizations who have worked for the last 8 years that
Thank you, Steve Smith and Halie Rebeccaschild for a wonderful presentation about their experiences discovering and working in Puerto Rico. Please view their presentation slides here: Puerto Rico Inning Presentation All resources used in
Cincinnati City Council’s Education, Innovation and Growth Committee is expected to vote on the proposed ban of single-use plastic bags at tomorrow’s (September 9th) 2:00 PM meeting. If you are interested in speaking
This information was used from Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. Visit here for the original posting. Due to the extreme interest and turnout at the June One Stop Drop event, the next One Stop Drop
Click here to see our 2020 September Newsletter!
Local governments have the right to make their own decisions in such matters like protecting the sustainability of their environment. An Ohio house bill (HB242) is awaiting a final vote that would supersede
Legislation to repeal HB6 has been introduced, but instead of moving forward on a vote to repeal HB6, the Ohio Senate cancelled it’s August session, and the house doesn’t plan to meet until
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: October 20, 2020 Contact: Travis W. Jeric, Streetcar Director cincinnati-oh.gov/streetcar/contact-us CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar will operate as a
Cincinnati Council passed the Ordinance to Regulate Plastic and Paper Bags with a 7-1 vote beginning January 1, 2021. There are many, many people and
Thank you, Steve Smith and Halie Rebeccaschild for a wonderful presentation about their experiences discovering and working in Puerto Rico. Please view their presentation slides
Cincinnati City Council’s Education, Innovation and Growth Committee is expected to vote on the proposed ban of single-use plastic bags at tomorrow’s (September 9th) 2:00
This information was used from Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. Visit here for the original posting. Due to the extreme interest and turnout at the June One
Click here to see our 2020 September Newsletter!
Local governments have the right to make their own decisions in such matters like protecting the sustainability of their environment. An Ohio house bill (HB242)
Legislation to repeal HB6 has been introduced, but instead of moving forward on a vote to repeal HB6, the Ohio Senate cancelled it’s August session,
