Cincinnati City Hall scopes out 9-year-old's need for a sidewalk to school
6 years ago
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Multiple representatives from council promised to accompany the activist fourth-grader and her younger siblings on their walk up Sussex Avenue to Sands Montessori. No city elected officials showed up, but representatives for Mayor John Cranley and council members P.G. Sittenfeld and Greg Landsman were there, along with officials with the Department of Transportation and Engineering and the Mount Washington Community Council.
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