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Contents Within These Pages Are Included Pendleton County c o n t e n t s RELOCATION GUIDE Greater Cincinnati Sunray Publications Welcome........................................................................................................................... 2 Phoenix, AZ 85022 800-947-5161 Demographics .................................................................................................................. 4 Settling In ......................................................................................................................... 6 Publisher(s) Tax & License .................................................................................................................. 9 Peter M. Conti, Jr. Academics ...................................................................................................................... 12 Holly Brownstein Transportation ................................................................................................................ 18 MANAGING EDITOR Healthcare ...................................................................................................................... 20 Margaret Michaels Family Adventures ......................................................................................................... 23 Cultural Attractions ........................................................................................................ 27 SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER Sports & Recreation ....................................................................................................... 31 Amanda Sullivan Historical Attractions ..................................................................................................... 34 Shopping ........................................................................................................................ 37 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Parks & Nature Areas ..................................................................................................... 40 Boone County, KY Community Profiles Brown County, OH OHIO COMMUNITIES Butler County, OH Cincinnati Neighborhoods ............................................................................................. 43 Bond Hill, Clifton, College Hill, Colubmai-Tusculum, Covedale, Downtown District, East End, Evendale, Hyde Park, Kennedy City of Cincinnati, OH Heights, Linwood, Mount Adams, Mount Airy, Mount Auburn, Mount Lookout, Mount Washington, North Avondale, Northside, Oakley, Over-the-Rhine, Pleasant Ridge, Price Hill, Walnut Hills, East Walnut Hills, Westwood Cincinnati USA Hamilton County ............................................................................................................ 49 Clermont County, OH Amberley Village, Anderson Twp, Blue Ash, Bridgetown, Cheviot, Colerain Twp, Delhi Twp, Finneytown, Forest Park, Glendale, Dearborn County, IN Green Twp, Greenhills, Harrison, Indian Hill, Kenwood, Loveland, Madeira, Mariemont, Miami Heights, Miami Twp, Monfort Heights, Montgomery, Mt. Healthy, Newtown, Norwood, Reading, Sharonville, Springdale, Springfield Twp, Sycamore Twp, Grant County, KY Symmes Twp, Terrace Park, Western Hills, White Oak, Wyoming Gallatin County, KY Brown County ................................................................................................................ 56 Fayetteville, Georgetown, Mt. Orab, Ripley, St. Martin Indiana State Government Butler County ................................................................................................................. 58 Kenton County, KY Fairfield, Hamilton, Liberty Twp, Middletown, Monroe, Trenton, Oxford, West Chester Twp Kentucky State Government Clermont County ............................................................................................................ 60 Amelia, Batavia, Eastgate, Union Twp, Miami Township, Milford, New Richmond, Williamsburg Twp Ohio County, IN Warren County ............................................................................................................... 62 Ohio State Government Carlisle, Clear Creek Twp, Deerfield Twp, Franklin, Kings Mill, Loveland, Maineville, Landon, Lebanon, Mason, Middletown, Springboro, South Lebanon Pendleton County, KY KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES Warren County, OH Boone County ................................................................................................................ 65 Burlington, Florence, Hebron, Union, Walton Photo Credit Campbell County ........................................................................................................... 67 Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau Alexandria, Bellevue, Cold Spring, Dayton, Fort Thomas, Highland Heights, Newport, Southgate, Wilder Gallatin County-Warsaw ................................................................................................ 70 Grant County-Williamstown .......................................................................................... 72 Kenton County ............................................................................................................... 74 Covington, Edgewood, Elsmere, Erlanger, Fort Mitchell, Fort Wright, Independence, Lakeside Park, Park Hills, Taylor Mill, Villa Hills © 2007 Sunray Publications, LLC All Rights Reserved. All contents within these pages are included Pendleton County ........................................................................................................... 77 with the corporation’s rights pertaining to trademark and Butler, Falmouth servicemarks. Copying by any means whatsoever of any portion of these contents is strictly prohibited by publisher and vigorous prosecution will result from any violation under existing copyright laws. All requests INDIANA COMMUNITIES for copying must be presented in writing prior to the event. The Publisher assumes no liability whatsoever arising from the use of these contents or from Dearborn County ............................................................................................................ 79 statements or actions, direct or indirect, caused by any agent or user/reader of these contents. The information contained herein is deemed to be correct and Aurora, Bright, Greendale, Hidden Valley Lake, Lawrenceburg reliable. Many sources and contacts were used. Population, demographic, tax and cost-of-living data were assembled from research over a period of time and Ohio County-Rising Sun ................................................................................................ 81 do not present or represent any form of endorsement. Printed in the U.S.A. All necessary precaution has been take to ensure credibility and authenticity of the School Directory ............................................................................................................ 85 data presented herein. Greater Cincinnati welcome to greater cincinnati he Cincinnati metropolitan region is Art Academy of Cincinnati, the Art Institute of nestled in southwestern Ohio, although Cincinnati, and ITT Technical Institute. Students several communities in nearby northern of all ages can find just the right program, from TKentucky and southeastern Indiana add to the certifications through professional degrees. medley of residential options. This tri-state area and the counties that it encompasses are Healthcare facilities are no less abundant or nationally recognized as being one of the nation’s prestigious, encompassing teaching hospitals, finest places to live, work, play, and raise a family. research institutes and centers of excellence, Newcomers to this diverse region will discover a regional medical centers, and support services pleasing blend of urban neighborhoods, vibrant of every type. Progressive healthcare systems suburbs, master-planned and golf communities, ensure well-managed hospitals that excel in and friendly small towns. In spite of the high innovation. Cincinnati anchors an entire network quality of life, Greater Cincinnati is recognized of major hospitals and medical centers, home to for a comparatively low cost of living. One of Bethesda North Hospital, The Christ Hospital, the many surprises that await new residents is the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, power of the housing dollar, particularly when Good Samaritan Hospital, Jewish Hospital, compared to other major metropolitan centers. Mercy Hospital Mt. Airy, Shriner’s Hospital Cincinnati, and the University Hospital. Services Residents of Greater Cincinnati are serious Lifestyle about quality education, evidenced by highly The progressive, three-state region known as respected public and private schools as well as Greater Cincinnati offers world-class assets in highly respected institutions of higher education. arts and culture, amusements, tourism, sports, Research centers combine with a network of and recreation. This area continues to attract public universities, private institutes, independent newcomers to a large, bustling metropolis while colleges, and strategically located community maintaining a friendly, small town atmosphere, college campuses to ensure opportunities close creating a unique balancing act of delightful to home. State-supported universities in Ohio, contrasts. The regional cultural community Kentucky, and Indiana combine with a number is well developed, supporting the performing In spite of the high quality of life, of private colleges that include Asbury College, and visual arts in everything from magnificent Greater Cincinnati offers a Bellarmine University, the College of Mount St. venues to cozy community theaters. comparatively low cost
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