A neighborhood in transition: What will happen to housing in the West End? Read Article

Urban Renewal in the 1950s and 60s was the beginning of the end for many West End homes and businesses.
Photo: Urban Renewal in the 1950s and 60s was the beginning of the end for many West End homes and businesses. Joe Simon

Community Link offers Nepali refugees tools for success, but language barriers limit progress Read Article

Krishna Dhamala emigrated from Bhutan in 2008 and received help assimilating from Brendan Bogosian at Community Link.
Photo: Krishna Dhamala emigrated from Bhutan in 2008 and received help assimilating from Brendan Bogosian at Community Link. Gary Kessler

Ohio women credit second chance education and support for successful reentry to society Read Article

Mary Evans hosts a weekly radio show and podcast called ReEntry Stories, on NPR station 91.3 WYSO-FM, Yellow Springs, OH.
Photo: Mary Evans hosts a weekly radio show and podcast called ReEntry Stories, on NPR station 91.3 WYSO-FM, Yellow Springs, OH. Rod Hatfield

Tending the fire: Shelby Fields heats up Bellevue with smoked meats Read Article

Shelby and Pam Fields run Doo-Little’s Shack & Snacks in Bellevue.
Photo: Shelby and Pam Fields run Doo-Little’s Shack & Snacks in Bellevue. Gary Kessler

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Ohio women credit second chance education and support for successful reentry to society

Bob SandrickTuesday, July 27, 2021
As the pandemic pushed incarcerated people out the prison door, many rallied with hand up services including legal, housing, counseling, workforce training and jobs.
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A neighborhood in transition: What will happen to housing in the West End?

David HolthausTuesday, July 27, 2021
Past urban renewal plans combined with current development has reshaped the community in ways that don’t always benefit the residents.
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Community Link offers Nepali refugees tools for success, but language barriers limit progress

Eliza BobonickTuesday, July 27, 2021
Roughly half of Cincinnati’s immigrant community goes on to become American citizens. However, one division of this group that faces continuing challenges to attaining citizenship, homeownership, and even general assimilation is the local refugee population.  
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Tending the fire: Shelby Fields heats up Bellevue with smoked meats

Eliza BobonickTuesday, July 6, 2021
The Doo-Little’s Shack & Snacks truck is a labor of love for Fields and his wife. It’s also a way for them to give back to the community.  
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After its breakneck growth from Covid-19 testing, what's next for Gravity Diagnostics?

David HolthausTuesday, July 6, 2021
After responding to extraordinary demand for Covid-19 testing, the growth at Gravity Diagnostics was phenomenal. So what does it do for an encore?   
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Ambitious data collection project to advance criminal justice in Ohio

Bob SandrickTuesday, June 22, 2021

Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice O’Connor, Justice Donnelly, the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, and an ad-hoc committee are gathering information from courts statewide to build a database to eliminate bias and help with more consistent, fairer sentencing.

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Who cares about good design?

Julie CarpenterTuesday, June 15, 2021
The effects of buildings on people have been explored in architectural theories for centuries. Today, the rapid evolution of neuroscience and evidence-based design provides new insights into how architecture impacts human health and wellness.  
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After the pandemic and racial upheaval, this group saw cities as the solution, not the problem

David HolthausTuesday, June 15, 2021
The cataclysmic events of 2020 threatened to unwind years of progress for the nation's cities. Some dedicated urbanists here decided to shape a new narrative. 
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How the pandemic affected mental health and addiction services

Alexander RalphTuesday, June 8, 2021
COVID-19 changed the way we care for our region’s most vulnerable populations. The Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health organization pivoted quickly to care for people who needed it most during isolation.
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When Covid-19 struck, small manufacturers, threatened with survival, innovated to stay healthy

David HolthausThursday, May 27, 2021
Faced with the medical and economic crisis, they changed course and adapted to meet the needs of their communities, and discover new opportunities.
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