’Tis the season to be thankful, and despite a rather challenging year, there is plenty to be grateful for in the Queen City. Here’s a look back at a few of the highlights from the year that brought some positivity into our worlds.
42 Things We're Grateful for in Cincinnati This Thanksgiving Season
By CityBeat Staff on Tue, Nov 24, 2020 at 4:24 pm
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Libby’s Southern Comfort gave away toilet paper with carryout orders during the TP shortage
Photo: Facebook.com/LibbysSouthernComfort
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A generous guest at Hyde Park’s Oriental Wok tipped $1,000 during the beginning of the pandemic
Photo: Facebook.com/OrientalWok
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Gov. Beshear says the Brent Spence Bridge should reopen by Dec. 23
Photo: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
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Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer District saved Snowball the guinea pig from a sewer
Photo: Twitter.com/CincinnatiMSD
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45 missing children and 109 human trafficking survivors were rescued in Ohio's Operation Autumn Hope
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost // Photo: Official Photo
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The Cincinnati streetcar is now free to ride — permanently
Photo: Nick Swartsell
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Local musicians teamed up to perform a cover of “Lean on Me” for Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Photo: YouTube screengrab
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SPCA Cincinnati saved 23 South Korean dogs from the dog meat trade
Photo: Facebook/SPCACincinnati
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Busken Bakery’s toilet paper-shaped ‘Quarantine Cakes’
Photo: Provided by Busken Bakery
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A stuffed dog left at the CVG airport found its way home
Photo: Twitter/CVGairport
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Carryout drinks are now available permanently in Ohio after Gov. DeWine signed a bill into a law
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Juneteenth became an official paid holiday in Hamilton County
Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame & Museum released a bobblehead of Ohio sign language interpreter Marla Berkowitz
Photo: Courtesy of the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame & Museum
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Cincinnati fire fighters and police officers worked together to rescue 'dog on a log'
Photo: Cincinnati Police
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The Green Township community teamed up to keep Charlotte the pig with her family
Photo: Facebook.com/ZipDip
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The online petition that tried to rename Columbus, Ohio 'Flavortown' in honor of Guy Fieri
Photo: change.org
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Downtown's Woods Hardware property was knocked over during protests — and good folks stopped to clean it up
Photo: Film still from video
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