WCPO reporter Paula Christian dives into what's behind land swap between Bengals, county andHilltop
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How much will Hamilton County spend to buy a riverfront concrete facility to provide new parking and a possible indoor practice facility for the Cincinnati Bengals? That’s exactly what Mayor John Cranley is demanding to know. In a letter sent to Cincinnati City Council and Hamilton County Commissioners late Thursday, Cranley asked to see a full, unredacted copy of the county’s purchase contract with Hilltop Basic Resources, including all public expenses that will be spent in the deal.
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