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Cincinnati City Council moves to honor Batsakes hat shop owner Original

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By Randy Tucker Verified
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The owner of Batsakes Hat Shop, one of downtown Cincinnati’s longest-running retail businesses, has been nominated to receive one of the City of Cincinnati’s highest honors. Honorary street naming would honor Batsakes' owner City Council is scheduled to vote Sept.
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Cincinnati City Council moves to honor Batsakes hat shop owner

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By Randy Tucker Verified
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Jokers Corner has been located in Coventry city centre for more than three decades A joke and costume shop that has been in a city centre since 1992 will close for good at the end of the year unless a new buyer is found. Sara Hennessy, who owns Jokers Corner in Far Gosford Street, Coventry, put the store up for sale last year in the hope it would remain a joke shop after it changed hands, but said she had not yet found anyone to take it on.
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How high could gas prices go in Ohio? Here's what experts say

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By Randy Tucker Verified
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Sept. 17, 2026, 12:30 a.m. ET Gas prices are surging in Cincinnati. So how much higher could fuel prices climb? Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, said he wouldn't be surprised to see gas prices climb as high as $4.99 a gallon in Cincinnati for regular unleaded as soon as Sept. 17.
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