🌞 Cincinnati loses $10M federal grant for low-income solar project. The U.S. EPA terminated the $7 billion Solar for All program, canceling funding that would have built a community solar array on a former landfill. The project aimed to provide solar power to 1,300 low-income households and reduce energy bills by 20%. Five Ohio mayors issued a joint statement urging federal officials to preserve the program, noting it would have saved participating households nearly $400 annually on utility bills. City officials are now exploring alternative funding sources to determine if the project can still move forward.
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🎹 Cincinnati's Music Hall rings in the holidays with the Mighty Wurlitzer. The festive concert on December 5 will feature acclaimed organist Tedde Gibson performing seasonal favorites on the historic theater organ. Joining the celebration are young voices from Viva Voices and dancers from Cincinnati Ballet's Professional Training Division performing excerpts from The Nutcracker. WLWT News 5 anchor Kyle Inskeep returns to host this family-friendly event, which includes a gingerbread theme and a visit from Santa himself.
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🏙️ Cincinnati neighborhoods seek revival along I-75 corridor. The city is rebooting its 2011 Revive Cincinnati plan to boost development in communities along Interstate 75. Reporters Patricia Gallagher Newberry and Sydney Franklin investigated what neighborhoods like Camp Washington, South Cumminsville, and Northside want from the initiative. The plan functions as a "giant wish list" that could transform neglected areas into thriving communities like Walnut Hills. City officials will soon decide which neighborhood projects to prioritize first after gathering input from community meetings.
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