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Scioto’s bank may go au naturale
June 6, 2008 9:27 am
Walker Evans
The Dispatch wrote Scioto’s bank may go au naturale Friday, June 6, 2008 BY ROBERT VITALE It wouldn’t be the same Scioto that Lucas Sullivant gazed upon, but the Downtown riverfront could get a more natural look in coming years. City officials are seeking permission from the federal government to tear down a stretch of […]
Summer along riverfront is all work, no play
April 11, 2008 9:10 am Walker Evans
The Dispatch wrote Summer along river is all work, no play Thursday, April 10, 2008 BY TIM DOULIN Work is under way to transform the east riverfront strip from Bicentennial Park to W. Broad Street into the Scioto Mile, which includes a promenade with benches and swings, bicycle and pedestrian paths, planters and fountains along […]
The Scioto Mile has a new website online
February 25, 2008 12:33 pm Walker Evans
SciotoMile.com wrote A signature Riverfront park in the heart of Downtown Columbus. By our Bicentennial in 2012, the Scioto Mile will be a jewel in downtown and will become a symbol of our City. When complete, the Scioto Mile will stretch from the Arena District to Whittier Peninsula and feature parks, boulevards, water features, plazas […]
Some updates on RiverSouth Development
Last night after the streetcar meeting I stayed after to ask about other Columbus projects especially the River South/City Center projects. First with City Center they are actively discussing ideas, but did say it will be a multi-phase mix use project. They would like the first phase to be done by 2012, so I wouldn’t […]
The New Scioto Mile: Revival of riverfront retooled
November 19, 2007 9:54 am Walker Evans
The Dispatch wrote Revival of riverfront retooled Monday, November 19, 2007 BY DEBBIE GEBOLYS The latest version — the final version, if you talk to the mayor — of a decades-old effort to dress up the east bank of the Scioto River Downtown features a cafe, a band shell and an 18-inch deep “canal.” City […]
