Joshua Junker
@JoshJunker2
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Living the good life. he/him. all opinions my own.🏳️🌈 / 25,737 Cincinnatians, 99% of whom were Black, lived in the West End in 1950 until they were displaced
Cincinnati, OH
Joined December 2018
Excuse me? A WHAT interest rate??
The Flex Loan, a new type of payday loan pioneered by Advance Financial in Tennessee, allows residents to borrow up to $4,000 at a 279.5% interest rate. It has burdened low-income borrowers while generating huge profits for lenders. https://t.co/SwJlhw5aLi
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Seeing downtown extended west like this is all that I had been thinking about doing the advocacy with Bridge Forward. Its amazing to see it rendered.
Grass-roots groups helped the city of Cincinnati persuade ODOT to change the design of the $3.6B Brent Spence Bridge project to reclaim 10 acres of interstate for development, extending downtown westward. Now the city is planning for how to use it.
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The city's planning process has identified 10 opportunity sites, from the Ohio River up to Northside and Mitchell Avenue, where highway-related connectivity projects could catalyze new development. The Gateway West and Crosley Building sites stand out as well.
Grass-roots groups helped the city of Cincinnati persuade ODOT to change the design of the $3.6B Brent Spence Bridge project to reclaim 10 acres of interstate for development, extending downtown westward. Now the city is planning for how to use it.
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Grass-roots groups helped the city of Cincinnati persuade ODOT to change the design of the $3.6B Brent Spence Bridge project to reclaim 10 acres of interstate for development, extending downtown westward. Now the city is planning for how to use it.
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Cities grow when leaders are willing to change zoning and expand who gets to build. If the development pipeline is controlled by just a few entrenched players, capacity is capped even the biggest developers can only do so many projects at once. You need more builders to get more
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Downtown could be extended to the west with high-rises and a new mega development across I-75, according to a master planning document on which Cincinnati City Council is expected to vote in the coming months.
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Cincinnati updates its 2011 Lower Mill Creek Valley plan to guide development on land freed by the Brent Spence Bridge and I-75 projects.
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Breaking News: House Democrats released emails in which Jeffrey Epstein alleged that Donald Trump knew of the convicted sex offender's conduct and “spent hours at my house” with a victim.
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In a message obtained by Congress, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Donald J. Trump spent hours at his house with one of Mr. Epstein’s victims.
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This proposal would make Jersey City home to the 4th tallest residential building in the United States - with a major affordable housing component. I am proud to support it. It’s not that complicated for me - I like big buildings + we were deliberate about remaking the
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The proposed development would feature towers rising 90 and 40 stories from a shared podium base, connected by a sky bridge on the 40th floor.
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Wyler wanted the movie set in a medium size midwest town- Anywhere USA. The stock footage is of Cincinnati. @cammillerfilms @JoshJunker2
THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946) dir. William Wyler starring Myrna Loy, Fredric March, Dana Andrews, Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo and Harold Russell
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Soliders return home to Cincinnati at Christmas via Union Terminal. 1945.
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Who ever imagined that you could see the northern lights from Price Hill
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@JoshJunker2 Never knew her but lived across the street from a decaying hulk of a building on Milton Street in the 90s and watch her do a glorious rehab job on it.
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Talked with someone irl yesterday who finally knew who Nell Surber was and heard anecdotes about her 🥹🥹🥹
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announcer on my Amtrak just said "happy veterans day, i myself did not serve but i'm serving all day in the cafe car, come on by"
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Downtown Cincinnati's skyline. November 1971. CMC Collection
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