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UC to award three honorary doctorates and an award for excellence

UC to award three honorary doctorates and an award for excellence

CLIFTON, OH (FOX19) - The Honorary Doctoral Degree is the highest award to be bestowed by the University of Cincinnati. The honor recognizes individuals for their ideals and outstanding achievements. The University of Cincinnati Award for Excellence recognizes those who have increased the stature of the institution.

Three people will receive honorary doctorates at the June 11 University of Cincinnati Commencement Ceremonies in Fifth Third Arena at Shoemaker Center, and industry executive, engineer and UC faculty member John Procario will be honored with the Award for Excellence.

UC’s three honorary doctorates will be awarded to:

John F.

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Kittens given kitten shower at local shelter

Kittens given kitten shower at local shelter

MADISONVILLE, OH (FOX19) - The Ohio Alleycat Resource Clinic held a kitten show for their new babies on Friday.

Every year at this time, local shelters are flooded with thousands of kittens.

This event is held to promote adoption and the importance of spaying and neutering your pets.

"We help supply food for our TNR colonies and we also just need supplies for our clinic and our rescue operation," said Emily Moore, board member.

Several guests brought toys and other kitten care items from their Walmart baby registry.

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Repair Affair took over the tri-state on Saturday

Repair Affair took over the tri-state on Saturday

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Wherever you go in the Tri-State today, you may come across the sound of saws or hammers.

That's because People Working Cooperatively is kicking off one of their premiere events, the 29th Annual Repair Affair.

Nearly 800 PWC staff members and community volunteers are participating in this year’s Repair Affair, hosted by People Working Cooperatively and sponsored by The Home Depot and the City of Cincinnati.  The event will provide critical home repairs and modifications to more than 100 homes throughout Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southern Indiana, hitting Bond Hill, Newport, Norwood, and dozens of other places.

Among the 800 will be PWC President Jock Pitts, PWC trained staff members, Community volunteers, and Low-income, elderly and disabled homeowners throughout the Tri-State.

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Glendale considers requiring better-looking building additions

Glendale considers requiring better-looking building additions

GLENDALE, OH (FOX19) - The Laws, Claims & Misc. Committee will meet Monday, May 16, 2011 at 7:00 pm to discuss a plan that will require anyone who decides to tear down and replace a building addition to replace it with one that is better looking.

The proposed amendment to Codified Ordinance 154.46(C)(2) has language from the solicitor that says "When replacing an addition to an existing building, the replacement shall be no less compatible with the existing building than the addition that is to be replaced."

This meeting will take place in the Village Office conference room located at 30 Village Square, Glendale, Ohio 45246.

This meeting is open to the public.


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UC Trustees to meet privately

UC Trustees to meet privately

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - The University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees will meet at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, May 14, in the University Pavilion on the UC campus.

The Trustees will go into executive session immediately after convening the special meeting.  A UC notice doesn't  say what topics are to be discussed.

There will be no business conducted at the conclusion of the private session. 


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Volunteers improve the look of Vine Street

Volunteers improve the look of Vine Street

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Volunteers from the Dow Chemical Company arrived in Avondale this afternoon to restore two prominent abandoned buildings on Vine Street.  Joined by an alligator and an Angolan python from the Cincinnati Zoo, 20 volunteers from the Reading plant enhanced 36 barricades with painted representations of windows and doors.  In addition to painting the buildings’ multiple windows and doors, volunteers removed 120 pounds of weeds and overgrown brush that made the property an eyesore in the community. 

The volunteers finished just before heavy rain rolled through the area.

This effort is part of Dow’s commitment to environmental stewardship and corporate citizenship.

Police look for woman who robbed Clifton bank

The Cincinnati Police Department is searching for a woman who robbed a bank just after Noon on Friday from the US Bank at 425 Ludlow Avenue in Clifton.

Officers arrived within minutes of the alarm, but the suspect had already ran from the scene westbound towards Whitfield Street and into a waiting vehicle, which was described as a green Honda or Nissan. An undetermined amount of currency was taken.

Criminal Investigation Section, Major Offenders Unit is looking for a white female suspect in her early to middle 30s, approximately 5'3" to 5'5" tall, and 140-150 pounds. She was wearing a wig with shoulder length red hair, eyeglasses, black blazer, black pants, and white gym shoes. The suspect was also carrying a white and black purse with red trim possibly resembling a Dooney & Bourke purse.