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'You feel hopeless' | Hyde Park residents blame sewer main failure for flooding, costly home damage

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By Alex Null Verified
| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
CINCINNATI — Residents who live along Observatory Avenue in Hyde Park are blaming the failure of a nearby sewer main for flooding that caused thousands of dollars in damage. Neighbors said the street flooded Friday and Tuesday during storms. They said the manhole cover of a sewer main on the street shot off during the storm, causing water to gush onto the road and into their homes. Renee Bajorek, who lives across the street from the sewer, said it caused major damage to her basement.
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Reading City Council rejects proposed road diet after resident pushback

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By Alex Null Verified
| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
READING, Ohio — After pushback from many residents, Reading City Council voted against a proposed road diet on Reading Road during Tuesday night's council meeting. We've covered the proposal from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to take the four-lane road and turn it into a three-lane road with a two-way left-turn lane in the middle. ODOT officials said the project is a traffic-calming measure and a way to reduce speeding.
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'Support us' | Madeira businesses feel strain as road construction projects intensify

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By Alex Null Verified
| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
MADEIRA, Ohio — Construction on multiple roads in Madeira is ramping up as crews continue to work on safety improvement projects. For years, the city has been in the process of installing a new water main and adding safety features on Camargo Road between Miami and Euclid Avenues. The project also calls for new sidewalks and street resurfacing. As the final phase of the project begins, traffic on Camargo Road has been reduced to one lane with no access from Miami Avenue.
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