City weighs offer to restore historic Rose Furniture building
Historic Rose Furniture LLC proposes to buy and stabilize the Rose Furniture building with a $200,000 city grant. The plan, led by Mike Robinette and Steve Coon, expects $1 million in restoration, 12 to 18 months buildout, and tax credits. City Council and legal review due diligence Aug. 6.
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Mike Robinette
Steve Coon
Mercantile
Hamilton
Historic Rose Furniture
Robinette
Coon
City Economic Development
Denise Hamet
S. Main St
Hamet
Rose Furniture
Mercantile Building
Mike Dingeldein
Rose
Dingeldein
Dingeldein’s
Heat waves hit vulnerable groups across region
Community agencies report rising need as summer heat lowers lunch turnout for children and strains cooling efforts. Officials note more individuals seek air conditioning and water while power providers monitor demand. agencies push energy conservation and plan cooling centers if outages occur.
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Maurice Maxwell
Maxwell
Smith Park
Sherman Park
Oakland Park
Tina Osso
Shared Harvest Food Bank
Butler County
SELE
Beth Race
Race
Hamilton
Electric Department
Duke Energy
Tony Pochard
Heatwave brings humidity as residents seek relief
Heat punishes area with high humidity and rising temperatures. Hospital spokeswoman Wendy Parks notes few heat related illnesses so far while warning that vulnerable groups such as the young elderly and those with chronic disease may suffer. Residents seek shade pools and water as visitors from Denmark complain about unfamiliar humidity.
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Wendy Parks
Atrium Hospital
Parks
Liquor Permits Sought in Downtown Development Plan
The article discusses liquor permit requests and the potential to create more D-5 permits by combining four D-class licenses. It notes downtown core plans for a 57.3 acre community entertainment district and a rule allowing one permit per five acres, with only one D-5 permit issued so far.
Proposed downtown community entertainment district
Robi nette explains the downtown area could gain a standalone liquor license category to attract activity and deter decline while Patrick Kay notes the plan aims to compete with East End. Ohio law backs these districts to spur development. a public hearing and site review follow submission and zoning checks.
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Patrick Kay
DMI
Kay
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Matt Mullins
Ohio Division of Liquor Control
Mullins
Law
Les Landen
Community Entertainment District
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