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It was where the Kroger on Warsaw is now located.I'm not familiar with this picture. Where was this located ?
It was where the Kroger on Warsaw is now located.I'm not familiar with this picture. Where was this located ?
It held 700 seats for movies and plays. See additional photos in link below.It was where the Kroger on Warsaw is now located.
My dad was interred at Dunham when he was 20 years old back in 1955-56Interesting. It looks like John worked at Dunham Hospital, known at that time as the Cincinnati Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
There will be 15 additional homes built in a new section of the Wesselman Woods subdivision. The lots will actually be off Westin Ridge—assuming this is the same development. You can see more about it here: https://www.hamiltoncountyohio.gov/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=20140096Came across this article that said 15 new Ott homes are being built off of Wesselman Rd. Anyone know where that is? I haven't seen anything, unless they haven't started yet.
Green Township developments to watch in 2024
Housing developments, new sidewalks and a new police department building highlight progress in Green Township this year.www.cincinnati.com
Colerain is definitely west side IMO.Colerain might be on the edge of Westside but last night I encountered my first Grab and Run theft at as two individuals grabbed a ton of clothing from and ran out of the store and too off. As I watched this from my car, some of us "might" of helped in the past but in this day and age its not worth the $200 in merchandise. Very sad to see knowing that the western hills store encountered the same issues on a weekly basis. The crap needs to stop! Hopefully they got video on it.
Pretty sure the levy failure was a reaction to the trustees shelling out big to buy the empty Sears store. Many residents wanted to know why that money couldn’t have been used for police.Colerain is definitely west side IMO.
Sad indeed. Unfortunately, even if caught on video and arrests are made, it'll be a slap on the wrist, which is why this crap keeps happening. I doubt they'll be arrested sadly as Colerain voted down a much needed police levy, they are very understaffed from what I hear.
Didn't know the township bought it.Pretty sure the levy failure was a reaction to the trustees shelling out big to buy the empty Sears store. Many residents wanted to know why that money couldn’t have been used for police.
I witnessed a smash and grab many years ago on an early Sunday morning. It was at the tool rental that used to be on River Rd. between Riverside and Sayler Park. The alarm was blaring and guys were loading tools into a vehicle backed up to the front door. I dialed 911 but the closest cell tower was across the river and I was connected to the Boone County dispatcher. They said the would contact Cincinnati but I’m sure they got away in time.Colerain might be on the edge of Westside but last night I encountered my first Grab and Run theft at as two individuals grabbed a ton of clothing from and ran out of the store and too off. As I watched this from my car, some of us "might" of helped in the past but in this day and age its not worth the $200 in merchandise. Very sad to see knowing that the western hills store encountered the same issues on a weekly basis. The crap needs to stop! Hopefully they got video on it.
Yes, the township bought just the part of the property that Sears sat on. The stated reason was that would guarantee a seat at the table when redevelopment happens. Can’t imagine how they would have been shut out of the plan but I guess it’s possible.Didn't know the township bought it.
Is there a plan? My biggest source of info is an aging relative who lives in the area.
Delhi shelled out big bucks for the old Remke and have the current project going on there..... is there something similar in the works for that property?
Kroger stopped making their own doughnuts in house well over 20 years ago, unless they started again.The joy of Easter will be a little less joyful in Mojoland this Easter. It will be the first time in 40 years (except for COVID year 2020) that we will not have Faultless Jimmy Rolls for Easter brunch. "What?" you say. "Faultless closed around twenty years ago". That is true but for over a decade Krogers Delhi made them as the demand for them continued. About five years ago they stopped making them for their bakery racks, but still made them for special orders. To my horror I noticed last weekend that Krogers is no longer baking their own doughnuts but are buying the from Buskins. End result, no more Jimmy Rolls. I think I know someone, who knows someone that has the Meyers (Myers(?) Meiers(?)) old recipe. We may have to plan ahead to make our own next year.
Here’s the obit for Ed Mayer that ran in the Enquirer when he passed away in 1996.The joy of Easter will be a little less joyful in Mojoland this Easter. It will be the first time in 40 years (except for COVID year 2020) that we will not have Faultless Jimmy Rolls for Easter brunch. "What?" you say. "Faultless closed around twenty years ago". That is true but for over a decade Krogers Delhi made them as the demand for them continued. About five years ago they stopped making them for their bakery racks, but still made them for special orders. To my horror I noticed last weekend that Krogers is no longer baking their own doughnuts but are buying the from Buskins. End result, no more Jimmy Rolls. I think I know someone, who knows someone that has the Meyers (Myers(?) Meiers(?)) old recipe. We may have to plan ahead to make our own next year.
Thanks for sharing. Going to have to venture on over to the west side tonight.Last chance tonight, westsiders! I think we might be the only parish fry open on Good Friday.
Don't go to Frisch's or drive through for that piece of cardboard McDonalds will serve. You can go to a sports bar next week. We have great fish on the famous NCH Bakery salted rye. We are a west-side Lenten staple serving a fast-growing-again athletics association. We are open in the drive-thru 4:30-7 p.m.
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I knew his daughter Candy a little. It is Mayer, not Meyer as I had wrongly remembered.Here’s the obit for Ed Mayer that ran in the Enquirer when he passed away in 1996.
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Thanks!Thanks for sharing. Going to have to venture on over to the west side tonight.
Last chance tonight, westsiders! I think we might be the only parish fry open on Good Friday.
Don't go to Frisch's or drive through for that piece of cardboard McDonalds will serve. You can go to a sports bar next week. We have great fish on the famous NCH Bakery salted rye. We are a west-side Lenten staple serving a fast-growing-again athletics association. We are open in the drive-thru 4:30-7 p.m.
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YepIs that the salted rye?
It was good and worth the trek. The salted rye was too salty for my own personal taste, but everything was excellent.
It was good and worth the trek. The salted rye was too salty for my own personal taste, but everything was excellent.
LolToo salty???