Cincinnati officials will file a settlement today between the city and dozens of “Occupy Cincinnati” protestors that wipes out criminal charges against the group. Local sources report that the protestors will get 24 hour access to Piatt Park for one year, while all trespassing charges will be waived against the group. Occupy Cincinnati will also […]
You’ve heard of Occupy Cincinnati, right? Another group has been formed out of the movement, called “Occupy The Hood“. The mission is dedicated toward, “the liberation, benefit and improvement of the quality of life of disenfranchised People of Color” according to their website. The movement has spread around the nation quickly with chapters in New […]
2011, wow what a memorable year. There were so many stories, around the tri-state area, that will be remembered. From court cases to election issues, we can all agree that when we look back this year, we will remember these stories. Tracie Hunter Vs. John Williams – Hamilton County Ohio spent an entire year without […]
If you were involved with Occupy Cincinnati, protested Senate Bill 5 in Columbus, or protested anything this year, congratulations on becoming this year’s Time Magazine person of the year. As it has for the past 84 years, the weekly newsmagazine selected the person (or sometimes group, or thing) that its editors deemed had the single […]
The growing protest against wall street and corporate greed made its way to Cincinnati Saturday afternoon with a march from Lytle Park to Findlay Market and finally to a rally on Fountain Square. OCCUPY Cincinnati follows the OCCUPYWALLSTREET a people powered movement for democracy that began on September 17 with an encampment in the financial district […]
