Eastside Riders
Posted in articles on May 1st, 2009 by Jason Jones – Be the first to comment
If you live in Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout, or Oakley then you have, without a doubt, seen handfuls of scooters scooting around the villages.
I can recall several months ago, on one of the first unusually mild days of the breaking winter, seeing a half dozen different scooters on my trip from Mt. Lookout Square to Oakley Square.
I’ve long had an interest in scooters, especially since they seem so practical for anyone living in our area. I pictured myself leisurely running errands on my scooter on a Saturday afternoon. After a few encounters with several “scooterists”, I began to hear the same thing… “You have to talk to Dave and Seth at Metro Scooter.” So I did.
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If you walked up to Eastsiders and asked them to name the best burger in Cincinnati, there are a few names you’d expect to hear. Zip’s in Mt. Lookout, Mt. Adams Bar & Grill or maybe Arthur’s in Hyde Park.
One late afternoon in early December, 1955, an African American seamstress named Rosa Parks got onboard a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama for her daily trip home. Only this time, instead of going to a seat in the back of the bus, where blacks were required to sit, Rosa sat down on a bench just behind the driver. When she refused to move, the alarmed driver called the police, and Rosa Parks was placed under arrest for violating a long-standing Montgomery city ordinance enforcing racial segregation on its municipal buses.
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