We need to know our history. It turns out that State legislator, William Mallory, Sr., passed a law that made it possible for children of fallen police officers and firefighters to receive free college tuition in the state of Ohio. Joe Mallory, his son wrote this: For those who may not be aware, As a […]
Mr. William Mallory, Sr. has died at age 82. Mr. Mallory’s history is long, his contributions are many, his legacy will outlive us all and he will not only be remembered as an African American history first but a great man who changed Cincinnati and Ohio. Mr. Mallory leaves behind his wife, Mrs. Fannie Mallory, […]
Cincinnati mayor Mark Mallory delivered his final state of the city speech last night. The mayor dropped in one idea for the future: building a new bridge over the Ohio river from the city’s west side. Mallory summed up accomplishments of downtown revitalization, lower crime rates, and last year’s World Choir Games. Recent Stories: Local […]
Mayor Mark Mallory is guaranteeing the layoffs of Cincinnati Police and Firefighters, if the city’s parking lease goes before voters. Mallory says the money generated from the lease of meters and lots is needed to meet the budget in July. Opponents of the plan must turn in petitions this week to get the issue on […]
A Mt. Airy woman, Erica Collins, was shot and killed by Cincinnati Police Officer, Matthew Latsy, after she allegedly advanced toward the officer holding a knife. The officer was called to Ms. Collins residence in response to a domestic dispute. Both Mayor Mark Mallory and Chief James Craig held a news conference and defended the […]
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory delivered the State of the City Address at the Aronoff Center downtown Tuesday night. A key part of the mayor’s speech was the unveiling of the new streetcar. He said the company CAF USA will build the car. The mayor said phase one of the streetcar project is continuing and that […]
(via local12.com) – Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory will be featured in an upcoming episode of the CBS show “Undercover Boss”. A spokesman for the mayor confirms he wrapped up taping on the episode Wednesday evening. Jason Barron says Mallory is the first public sector boss to be featured on the show. Read more
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