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Event flyer with watercolor fountain illustration announcing a sidewalk sale on September 12.

Hyde Park Square sidewalk sale supports flood-hit shops Sept. 12

Hyde Park Square retailers will bring deals to the sidewalks on Sept. 12 in an all-day event called "Flood the Square with Love," organized to support businesses still recovering from heavy flooding in July.

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Event flyer with watercolor fountain illustration announcing a sidewalk sale on September 12.

Hyde Park Square sidewalk sale supports flood-hit shops Sept. 12

Hyde Park Square retailers will bring deals to the sidewalks on Sept. 12 in an all-day event called "Flood the Square with Love," organized to support businesses still recovering from heavy flooding in July.

· 1 min read

Event flyer with watercolor fountain illustration announcing a sidewalk sale on September 12.

Hyde Park Square sidewalk sale supports flood-hit shops Sept. 12

Hyde Park Square retailers will bring deals to the sidewalks on Sept. 12 in an all-day event called "Flood the Square with Love," organized to support businesses still recovering from heavy flooding in July.

· 1 min read

A woman stands in a room filled with colorful tie-dyed shirts hanging on lines overhead.

Cincinnati expands free Rec @ Nite program to four teen centers this summer

The Cincinnati Recreation Commission's Rec @ Nite program offers free Saturday night activities and dinner for teens ages 12 to 17 at four recreation centers through August, backed by $650,000 in city funding and expected to serve thousands more young people than last year.

Stone terraced steps of a pavilion overlooking a wide, tree-lined green lawn under blue sky.

Ault Park named one of Cincinnati's best stargazing spots

Cincinnati CityBeat named Ault Park in Mount Lookout one of the city's three best spots for moon-viewing and stargazing in a Moon Day feature published Monday, July 20. The nearby Cincinnati Observatory continues summer programming despite an ongoing renovation.

Person pushing murky brown floodwater across a commercial floor with overturned furniture visible.

Poeme owner collects cleaning supplies for flood-hit Hyde Park businesses

Kristen Folzenlogen is accepting donated paper towels, wipes, and other cleaning supplies at her Michigan Avenue stationery shop to help neighboring Hyde Park businesses recover from the July 17 flash flood that damaged Patty's Popcorn, Neko Sushi, and others.

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