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05/19/2017

Cranley Quiz of the Day:

So who are the candidates for the Mayor's next "Communications Director" after this snafu?

1. Kevin Osborne- after a few years on hiatus, he' s ready, rested and accustomed to the Mayor's mercurial temper and dodging thrown objects?
2. Laketa Cole -- getting bored with her exile in Parks Department? It won't be the same without Willie Cardin around.
3. Sean Spicer - dusting off his resume, and very familiar with the eccentricities of autocrats?
4. Kelly Ann Conway - Tired of being on the bench, and exiled from Morning Joe, she could help the Mayor spin some "alternative proclamations".
5. RoseAnn RoseAnnaDanna - Practiced at saying "Never Mind"?

Mayor John Cranley's office issues proclamation honoring man who killed Cincinnati Police Officer Sonny Kim two years ago.

05/11/2017

Cranley Quiz of the Day:

A fork finally has been stuck in Mayor Cranley's plan to spend $33 million on that unnecessary bridge to Cincy State, but only after $3 million was spent on "planning".

Q. Should the $1.9 million of taxpayer funds wasted on Mayor Cranley's pet project have been spent on efforts to replace the crumbling Western Hills Viaduct?

The state on Wednesday officially announced it has terminated work on an Interstate 75 overpass near Cincinnati State.

04/09/2017

Even before the Cameo nightclub shooting, the first three months of 2017 were Cincinnati's most violent in a decade

10/31/2015

Read today's e-mail blast ... then share, post, tweet, snap, pin! Let's ensure that voters have the facts they need before they cast their ballots.
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NO on Issue 22 NO expiration or renewal. Issue 22 is a permanent charter amendment that would live forever and never again come before voters. NO specific parks projects. Issue 22 is crafted with vague language that fails to mention how your tax dollars would be spent, with not a single parks…

10/29/2015

On the same day Wasson Way -- a long talked about east side bike path -- lost out on a $17 million grant, four members of Council stood of the steps of City Hall and pledged the project would get done, even if Issue 22 -- a permanent tax levy tfailed

10/26/2015

Issue 22 is a (bad) solution looking for a problem. We have amazing parks and a lot of other vastly more important needs for our limited tax dollars. We don't need a permanent property tax, which impacts those on fixed incomes the most, when we have other, more pressing needs while we already have the ability to fund our great parks. Thanks Fox 19 for the opportunity to join you live this morning from the beautiful Smale Riverfront Park, a gorgeous $100 million park that will be completed without this unnecessary tax. Please save our parks and vote No on Issue 22.

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10/15/2015

Facts on Issue 22

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10/13/2015

Cincinnati civil rights icon and former vice mayor Marian Spencer said she hung up on Mayor John Cranley when he angrily called her after she withdrew her support for a tax increase and charter amendment to increase funding to Cincinnati’s parks system.

10/09/2015

Cincinnati City Council members differ on whether they'll vote for the Parks Levy.