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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Cincinnati Magazine
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Dr. Know: Chickens, Pet Cemeteries, and Abandoned Theme Parks (opens the original)
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I live in South Cumminsville. A few doors away from me are people who have about four chickens in their yard, squawking and pooping, etc. I’m sure this was legal in Cincinnati long ago, but is it still? All I ever hear about chickens is how filthy they are. Should I report these people? —CHICKEN HAWK-TUAH DEAR TUAH:The Doctor has much to unpack here. Worrying about sanitation several hundred feet from your home borders on OCD; you may want to have that looked at. Should you wish to anonymously r
WEBN Made History When No One Was Around to Hear It (opens the original)
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America’s bicentennial was even wilder than this year’s craziness. For me, anyway. I want you to stop reading this Living in Cin column at the end of this opening section. More words are obviously waiting down below that point, but ignore them for now. Just stop when I tell you, and here’s why. Half a lifetime ago at WEBN, Cincinnati’s historically rebellious radio station, I took part in an audio project that became one of the best—hell, maybe it’s the very best—piece of work of my career. But
Dr. Know: Madison Park Fishing, Mail Chutes, and Marty Brennaman (opens the original)
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My apartment in Hyde Park is across from Madison Park, a modest triangle of greenery. My neighbor says her grandfather used to talk about fishing in the lake at Madison Park as a kid, but we both agree that there can’t possibly have been a lake at that little corner. Was the park bigger at one time? —FISH STORY Yes, Madison Park was many, many times larger than the humble patch of grass and trees across from your apartment. That’s because your neighbor’s grandfather spent his childhood fishing a
Dr. Know: Film Row, a Square Fountain, and Oddly Shaped Benches (opens the original)
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The May issue of Cincinnati Magazine had a nice pictorial of new apartments in a part of Over-the-Rhine that used to be called Filmer’s Row. Was Cincinnati a Midwest branch of Hollywood long ago? Was there even more location filming here than happens now? —AAAND, ACTION! DEAR AAAND:Cincinnati was once Hollywood’s “Midwest branch” only in the sense of storing and distributing the thousands of giant reels that theaters projected, rewound, and returned. These “film exchanges” originally operated in
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