This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Maxim Alter, digital editor Meghan Wesley, digital reporter Lucy May and 9 On Your Side anchor Kathrine Nero talk Fiona's relationship with her dad, foreign investments in the Tri-State, Clifton Market's struggles, a toxic chemical found in the bodies of Tri-State residents, another bagel shop coming to Cincinnati and more.
Maxim then chats with Reverend David Meredith, whose church is part of the newly-formed Cincinnati Sanctuary Congregation Coalition. The coalition is made up of more than 20 Tri-State congregations of Christian, Jewish and Muslim faith working together to house, feed and protect immigrants who fear they could be deported.
Listen to this episode in the player above.
Notable links:
- Churches band together to stop deportations
- Why you haven't seen Fiona out with her dad
- Tri-State wants super-sized foreign investment
- NPR's Declaration of Independence tweetstorm confuses some
- Clifton Market stumbling 6 months after opening
- UC study: Toxic chemical showing up in Tri-State residents
- Could this new shop have the best bagels in Cincinnati?
- 1:00 - The panel talks Fiona and her dad, foreign investments in the Tri-State, Clifton Market's struggles, a toxic chemical in Tri-State residents, a new bagel shop and more.
- 18:00 - Reverend David Meredith discusses what his church and a coalition of more than 20 local congregations are doing to help undocumented immigrants.
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