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our bid to start our own didn't work, so lets just buy theirs instead!

First thought was maybe don't give billionaires 350 million dollars for a stadium. That money could've maybe went to doing all this eh?

This seems very fun. Great design.

Yes I got around to having it. Great flavor. I'm a fan of their cinnamon anyway and this takes it up a notch.

Had it today. Very very good.

Good question. Guess we'll see in a year.

I, for one, am excited. Cinnamon with apple and actual pastry bits? Sign me up.

Needed but I wonder what all will be included in said plan. Hopefully just initiatives to get developers clear guidelines and such so things can continue to be redone.

Never needed to to begin with. They had 10 years worth of options and we gave them all that money for...a 10 year lease.

It's really nuts how far they've expanded. Kind of the same with how development around UC expanded a ton too.

Personally have never tried it but I don't often eat too many chicken wings as is.

Heck, I had no idea Sam Adams taproom even had wings. Maybe I should be trying this out..

I completely forgot about this event this year. Less participants, less value, less creativity.

Most of the places that participated offered "the regular wing selection"

It's my experience that there's a high demand for late-night wieners, across the country.

Seems nuts to me but whatever. I personally didn't even spend one year on campus though I can say the accommodations were fine for what my friends had.

It is very interesting too considering a ton of students I presume are still local. I wonder if there are carve outs for people who come from the area.

Three years? I’ve never heard of a requirement that long… meanwhile UC couldn’t even require it at all because they had nowhere to put everybody

Tell me again why we need to give this team millions for Paul Brown when they are worth this much..

I guess it makes sense honestly given how they're expanding.

Big "woof" to this though-

The plan is designed to coincide with Xavier’s requirement that students live on campus for three years starting in the 2028-29 school year.

I guess that is one way to ensure people keep paying just more than tuition.

Germania (and all other Oktoberfests) details can be found at https://lemmy.world/c/cincinnatibeer

I just found one near my house, I'm real tempted to go through with this Halloween thing

https://www.citybeat.com/food-drink/new-bar-and-hotel-the-muse-from-somerset-founder-to-open-in-historic-otr-building/

Could be fun. Wouldn't mind some trees for shade though.

Somehow I have never heard of this place.

Seems a lot of initial blowback so I'd be surprised if it passes or even appears on the ballot.

This makes sense.

Property taxes get baked into rent increases

Taxing earned income means if they raise prices, it raises their gross income, raising their taxes

They could still pass on the cost, but even if the math works out the same, there's a psychological aspect to it so less of them will.

With property taxes, they just calculate the cost before hand and raise rent.

That raises housing prices, which raises their property evaluations, which raises the rents again. But that method raises housing prices in the current and the value of their holdings.

Really impressed with this idea, it had never occured to me before.