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Complimentary Parking Shuttles for Cincinnati Symphony Concert tonight

Complimentary Parking Shuttles for Cincinnati Symphony Concert tonight

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Due to the expected high attendance for the Cincinnati Pops concert on Friday, February 11 complimentary parking shuttles are being offered before and after this concert. There are a large number of events happening in Music Hall and the surrounding neighborhood and the Washington Park lot is currently under construction.

For your convenience tonight, the CSO has arranged for complimentary parking shuttles for patrons from 6:00—7:45 PM and after the concert. Shuttles will operate between the Court Street Center (Turner Construction) lot on Elm Street (between Court Street and Central Parkway) and Music Hall. There will be one pick-up point on Court Street (between Plum and Elm) and one drop-off point at the main doors of Music Hall on Elm, with signage and a security officer in place throughout.

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Nurse shortage in schools could effect children's health

Nurse shortage in schools could effect children's health

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - The shortage in school nurses that is going to be happening soon could have an effect on children's heath.

Over 100 students got sick with stomach flu, Wednesday, and extra nurses had to be brought in to help.

To balance this year's budget, City Council voted to lay off a third of the school nurses from Cincinnati Public schools.

Dr. Marilyn Crumpton and other leaders from the Cincinnati Department of Health worry that lay-offs could mean similar situations in the future.

"In addition to the school nurse there, we've brought additional staff," said Crumpton, "Borrowed them from other schools to provide support for some of the team leaders, and that's exactly the discussion we're having today. What are we going to do if we're down to a third of the number of nurses. Yeah. We are concerned about that."

Nurse will remain in the Cincinnati schools until the end of the school year.

My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish, and I’m in Therapy at the Aronoff

My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish, and I’m in Therapy at the Aronoff

DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Cincinnati Arts press release

Comedian Steve Solomon brings his hysterical one-man comedy My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish, and I’m in Therapy to the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater from Friday, February 11 to Sunday, February 13. The show is part of the Cincinnati Arts Association’s 2010-11 “Let’s Play” Season. 

Tickets are on sale now at  www.CincinnatiArts.ORG, (513) 621-ARTS [2787], and the Aronoff Center Ticket Office. 

To say that an evening spent with Steve Solomon is like being with a dear, funny friend is an understatement.

Hartmann Delivers State of the County

Hartmann Delivers State of the County

By Brad Underwood – bio | email

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) – It's the greatest challenge facing Hamilton County says Commissioner Greg Hartmann, paying for the two sports stadiums.  Today Hartmann delivered his first State of the County address in front of the Cincinnati Rotary Club in downtown Cincinnati.

"The facts are these, through 2032 over a billion dollars is owed in debt service to bond holders for construction of these stadiums," said Hartmann.

Due to deals made over a decade ago, the county must pay $30 million a year to keep Great American Ball Park and Paul Brown Stadium.

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Outreach program helps minority contractors bid in Casino construction

Outreach program helps minority contractors bid in Casino construction

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - An outreach program was held Thursday night to help minority contractors receive information on how to participate in the Horseshoe Casino project.

The Economic Inclusion Outreach Session was held at the Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency Thursday night. It was held by the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati, Messer/Pendleton, and the African American Chamber.

The purpose of the session was to help minority contractors along with local community organizations interested in bidding or receiving information about the Horseshoe Casino get that information.

The session as part of an on-going effort to obtain maximum community involvement.

The Casino is a $400 Million project that is set to bring 1700 jobs to the area.

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THIS WEEKEND: KROHN ZONE LEARN ABOUT CHOCOLATE AND BLOOMING FLOWER SALE

THIS WEEKEND: KROHN ZONE LEARN ABOUT CHOCOLATE  AND BLOOMING FLOWER SALE

CINCINNATI, OH (Fox19) - This weekend the Krohn Conservatory will feature the first KROHN ZONE event of 2011 as well as a blooming flower sale to cover all of your Valentine’s Day needs.

KROHN ZONE EVENT - CHOCOLATE

The Krohn Zone event will be located in the Otto M. Budig Education Center and is sponsored by the Dornette Foundation.

WHEN: Saturday February 12th from 10am – 2pm

COST:  $2.00 per person (children 12 and under are free).

WHAT: Through videos and hands-on activities, visitors will learn about the amazing world of nature and CHOCOLATE. Join us for a special day of take home activities and crafts. The Krohn Zone series is focused on showcasing new educational programs for fun family learning.

Fire damages home on Monastery Street

Fire damages home on Monastery Street

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Firefighters were called from Downtown to fight flames in Mt. Adams Thursday afternoon, but the biggest obstacles may have been the cold and the narrow streets.

The fire struck a home in the 900 block of Monastery Street.  No one was hurt, and damage was held to about 10 thousand dollars.  They believe the fire was started by a faulty chimney.

The temperature at Lunken Airport during the fire was about 28, with a wind chill of 19.

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