D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 0
• Restaurant owner nourished with more than food Dec. 20
• Callers give CPS 'F' on grade rule Dec. 18
• Low standards Dec. 15
• Overdue honors for unknown hero Dec. 11
• 70 years and countless blessings Dec. 6
• Fifth and Race Dec. 1
N O V E M B E R 2 0 0 0
• Klan circus Nov. 29
• Wanted: Ideas for gaping hole Nov. 27
• Just think Nov. 15
• One man can't win drug war in Warren Co. Nov. 13
• The new guy Nov. 10
• Can't stand either candidate? Vote anyway Nov. 6
O C T O B E R 2 0 0 0
• Stirring the pot on Halloween Oct. 30
• School dispute Oct. 27
S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 0
• None
A U G U S T 2 0 0 0
• Taxpayer got little from tour Aug. 17
J U L Y 2 0 0 0
• Bun Voyage, Camp Washington Chili Jul. 9
• Couple flees city after attack Jul. 3
J U N E 2 0 0 0
• Batsakes casualty of city planning Jun. 30
• Nordstrom deal Jun. 28
• Family, the best medicine Jun. 26
• Rash acts, deathly silence Jun. 23
• Lunch with Cliff Jun. 21
M A Y 2 0 0 0
• Metro is asking our views May 22
• Kids get bum steer on flag etiquette May 19
• Aquarium sets new standard May 17
• Police chief had great teacher: his dad May 15
• Ballpark design gives fans what they want May 12
• Join party for city, landmark May 5
• Motto suggestions: All things possible to mix up May 3
• Fan honors Crosley Field memories May 1
A P R I L 2 0 0 0
• Submit your ideas for state motto April 28
• Key point: Elian's just a little boy April 26
• Politics in budget is problem April 10
• Readers cry foul over ballpark design April 7
• Lunchtime ritual for fathers and sons April 5
• Grandma Griffey a quiet hero April 3
F E B R U A R Y 2 0 0 0
• Tainted vote opportunity for renewed faith Feb. 23
• School changes proves victory for democracy Feb. 21
• Marge's gifts come from her heart Feb. 18
• County bears main blame in stadium fiasco Feb. 16
• Farewell to a dreamer who kept trying Feb. 14
• Junior picks the comforts of home Feb. 13
• Our kids deserve food that's safe Feb. 9
• Democracy flowers best in sunlight Feb. 4
• City plans big bash to unveil fountain Feb. 2
J A N U A R Y 2 0 0 0
• Readers boil over Lebanon early buyouts Jan. 31
• Auf Wiedersehen to a Zinzinnati institution Jan. 28
• Compact could have killed mine Jan. 26
• Electric Dept. buyouts: Council asleep at the switch Jan. 24
• Taft totes political heft for school plan Jan. 21
• We need a party to rededicate the Fountain Jan. 19
• Readers irked by politics as usual Jan. 17
• Kroger cover-up puzzles one 'Cosmo' woman Jan. 14
• Politics as usual in county race Jan. 12
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There's a new book, told by award-winning columnist Cliff Radel, about a city that is hard not to love. It's a city of romantic sites and daring deeds, of caring people and good times, a place that treasures small-town values as it pursues big-city dreams.
