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E N Q U I R E R   L O C A L   N E W S   C O V E R A G E
Main St. area gets garage

Saturday, July 11, 1998


Hamilton County broke ground on construction of a 700-car parking garage in Over-The-Rhine Friday.

The garage, behind the Human Services Building at Central Parkway and Main Street, will serve office workers during the day and Main Street bars and restaurants in the evenings.

As-yet undetermined retail shops will occupy the first floor. Completion is scheduled for August 1999.

The $7.2 million project is expected to pay for itself in about a decade with parking revenues, county officials said.



Local Headlines For Saturday, July 11, 1998

2 teens charged with 3 robberies
4th gathering reaffirms one family's union
Automobile tax kaput as of Jan. 1
Bit of Barnum on council
Challenges change Chamber's direction
Commuters alter ways downtown
Corporex, Butler go on offensive
County, city battle over Allen House
Ex-reporter faced questions before
FAA not ready yet to respond to crash charges
Fair veteran proud of her goats
Fire hits Omaha Paper Stock
Flynts: Deters is smearing us
Forest Park income tax break asked
GOP suspects a vendetta
Governor hopefuls trade barbs
Happy trails to collectors
I-75 claims another life
Internet sales hurt counties
Main St. area gets garage
NAACP launches new era, direction
Pops performs circus-themed concert
Property owners may pay extra fee
River gives up its trash to collectors
Saunders pleads insanity
Son admits father's disappearance is suspicious
St. Bernard seeks input on plan
States balk at Viagra costs
Synagogue board's re-election upheld
TRISTATE DIGEST
Warren can't fill low-cost housing
West siders to plan development


 
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