Smitherman: City Council’s Financial Priorities Backwards
Find out why the councilman and NAACP chapter president believes the new council is off to a bad start.
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This is Your New City Council
Yesterday the voters in Cincinnati sent three new candidates to council choosing P.G. Sittenfeld, Yvette Simpson , Chris Seelbach and returning Christopher Smitherman to City Hall. Voters sent four Republicans packing – Leslie Ghiz, Amy Murray, Chris Bortz and Wayne Lippert; keeping incumbents Wendell Young, Cecil Thomas,Charlie WInburn, Laure Quinlivan and Roxanne Qualls.
Read MoreAre You Voting Today? Weigh In On Our Poll Questions!
It’s finally here, it’s Election Day! Before it’s all over, we want to know how you voted in today’s election, or if you haven’t voted yet, but plan on it before the polls close.
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Special Guest: Cincinnati City Councilwoman Amy Murray
Cincinnati city councilwoman Amy Murray takes on the airwaves and fills in on today’s edition of The Lincoln Ware Show.
Read MoreWinburn: Skip Summer Recess, Work On Budget
Charlie Winburn is introducing a resolution to city council this week, suggesting that council should skip their two-month summer recess to work on a long-term budget for the city.
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Poll Question: City Council Vs. City Unions
According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, if all 275 Cincinnati police officers and firefighters agree to $20 million in salary cuts and other concessions, they could keep their jobs in a deal offered by City council members and avoid layoffs on January 2. What do you think? Answer our Poll Question!
Read MoreWinburn Amnesty Idea Inspired From Other Cities
Yesterday city councilman Charlie Winburn proposed an idea of an amnesty program, which lets people pay their late parking tickets, taxes, and other payments to the city without penalty. Another city has attemped this and has created successful results. Find out what city that is.
Read MoreUpcoming Cincinnati Budget Public Hearings
It’s not too late to voice your opinion, of next year’s 2011 Cincinnati City Budget, to city council! Several public hearings are scheduled between tonight and December 15th.
Read MoreTrash Pickup Will Cost You Money Next Year
If the 2011 Cincinnati budget passes, Cincinnatians could pay twenty dollars a month for trash collection next year. Find out what else is proposed in next year’s budget.
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Council Members Give Agenda Update with Lincoln Ware
Cincinnati’s Wendell Young and Charlie Winburn stopped by the Lincoln Ware Show, yesterday, to give an update with their agenda.
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