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Tasha Wilson, a Chamberlain University double-alumna, rose from Patient Care Assistant at Cincinnati Children's Hospital to Senior Manager of Clinical Services at national home care provider Help at Home over a two-decade Cincinnati nursing career.

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Cincinnati Children's maps child hospitalization risk to home addresses

Cincinnati Children's Hospital researchers have mapped child hospitalization risk to every residential address in the city, finding that a home's market value, nearby violent crime and housing code violations are the strongest predictors of whether a child living there will end up in the hospital.

Israeli bakery Koriela opens on Erie Ave. in Hyde Park

Ifat Lahyani's Koriela Bakery & Kitchen opened at 3670 Erie Ave. in Hyde Park in late July, bringing scratch-made kosher Israeli and Mediterranean pastries to the storefront vacated by Grandin Desserts in 2025.

Fifty West resumes THC seltzer sales after judge blocks Ohio ban

Fifty West Brewing Company in Oakley has resumed selling its Sunflower THC Seltzer after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking Ohio's ban on intoxicating hemp products, giving the brewery at least a 14-day sales window.

Flying Pig parent nonprofit breaks ground on east-side headquarters

Pig Works broke ground Aug. 4 on the 17,000-square-foot Coughlin Campus at 792 E. McMillan St. in East Walnut Hills, giving the Flying Pig Marathon's parent nonprofit a permanent headquarters on the race course that runs through Hyde Park and Oakley.

Rooted Juicery owner: Oakley closure is temporary, not permanent

Rooted Juicery + Kitchen owner Aaron Kull says the Oakley Square closure is temporary, not permanent as the business's own social media post stated, and he is working with his insurer and landlord to eventually reopen the Madison Road location.

Zip's Cafe reopens in Mount Lookout after flood-forced closure

Zip's Cafe, the century-old Mount Lookout burger joint on Delta Avenue, reopened Sunday, July 26, after a nine-day flood closure that required floor replacement and remediation work, with owner Mike Burke describing the humidity challenges that delayed contractors.

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