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Mariemont

Graeters on Mariemont Square

Just east of Cincinnati, Mariemont was created as one of the first planned communities in the US. As soon as you cross into the quaint village's borders you know you're somewhere special. Gorgeous tree lined streets shelter Tudor style homes as if an English country village has come to life out of a Jane Austen novel.

The heart of the neighborhood, Mariemount Square, features the historic Mariemont Inn as well as one of the first Graeter�s ice cream stores and the artsy Mariemont movie theatre. Nestled within the the square sits a treasure trove of unique gift shops and specialty stores including Tycoon Harry's, one of Cincinnati's only salons dedicated to men. The Dilly Deli is the home of great eats but also one of the areas finest wine shops.

Mariemont Features

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The Year In Photos

Soapbox Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Managing photographer Scott Beseler takes a look back at the photos from our top stories of 2010, showcasing some of the people, places and things that define our region.

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Rene Brunelle Tuesday, August 31, 2010

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'Play Me I'm Yours' Comes to Cincinnati

Jane Durrell Tuesday, August 03, 2010

This week, Cincinnati welcomes British performance artist Luke Jerram and his brightly colored, outdoor pianos. Brought to the Queen City by Cincinnati Public Radio in celebration of their anniversary, Jerram and a team of talented local artists will paint playable pianos in public spaces over the next month.

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