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A nearly extinct bird is making a comeback with Cincinnati Zoo's help (opens the original)
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A rare bird born at the Cincinnati Zoo could soon find a new home in the wild. The chick is a sihek — also known as the Guam kingfisher — and it could be one of a handful born at various zoos to be released on an atoll in the Pacific Ocean. Until 2024, the birds had been considered extinct in the wild for 40 years. "Being able to bring those numbers back, and being on the ground floor and actually contributing quite a bit to that process, I think is fantastic," Cody Sowers, head keeper of the zo
The U.S. has more thalidomide survivors than the government admits (opens the original)
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When Cincinnati-based pharmaceutical company William S. Merrell applied for Food and Drug Administration approval for a German-made sedative in late 1960, it expected the application to sail through the process and be on store shelves in time for Christmas. The drug, thalidomide, was not approved that year or the next. A persistent medical reviewer at the FDA kept the drug from being approved for general use. Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey's actions fundamentally changed the agency's testing and appr
Artist hopes visitors will connect with new women veterans memorial (opens the original)
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The artist creating a memorial honoring women veterans in Eden Park says he hopes it will connect with people on an individual level. Toledo-based sculptor Austen Brantley is in Cincinnati this week to visit the site of the future memorial and meet with project backers. "I have been a sculptor for over 10 years professionally now, and I have never done something quite like this," Brantley says. "This sculpture ... I hope to be very, very intimate." The National Society of the Colonial Dames of A
'Smart living' homes coming for people with developmental disabilities (opens the original)
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The first of nine Hamilton County homes funded by American Rescue Plan dollars is ready for occupation. The homes are specially designed to enable developmentally disabled adults supported by LADD to live independently. LADD and the county cut the ribbon on a fully accessible home in Springfield Township Tuesday, along with the home's first two occupants. "Every part of this home was designed with residents in mind, from the ADA-accessible bathrooms and smart appliances to safety sensors, the se
Cincinnati launches 'largest reforestation effort in nearly 100 years' (opens the original)
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Cincinnati Parks is launching what it's calling the "largest reforestation effort in a city park in nearly 100 years." Crews will be tearing out invasive species like honeysuckle, privet and burning bush at French Park in Amberely Village, funded by an anonymous $1.8 million donation. The park district says it's the largest forest renewal effort it's undertaken since creating and reforesting Mount Airy Forest in the 1930s. “Some of our most valuable public assets are not buildings or roads, but
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