Thanks to alert reader Vudutu we learned this morning that Cincinnati Locavore has been selected by CityBeat as one of the best blogs in town. From their Best of Cincinnati 2008:
Best Source of Micro-Local Media:
Cincinnati has a wealth of blog sites devoted to incredibly local topics, and many are quite good: Cincinnati Locavore, whose theme of “eat local, live local” inspired this Best of Cincinnati issue (cincinnatilocavore.blogspot.com); Building Cincinnati, which covers local community development (www.building-cincinnati.com); CityKin, which promotes urban living (www.citykin.com); Queen City Survey, which also promotes urban living and is having a cool NCAA-type bracket tournament to determine the area’s best architecture (queencitysurvey.blogspot.com); and the readers’ choice for Best Blog, Buy Cincy, which promotes one of our favorite causes: supporting locally owned independent businesses (www.buycincy.com).
Thanks, CityBeat! We're all a-twitter! And congrats to the great blogs Building Cincinnati, CityKin, Queen City Survey and Buy Cincy, all of which are on our Google Reader here at CinciLocavore.
8 comments:
Yay! Congratulations!
WOW Val, you did not know? I saw it here yesterday. This is going to give good eating in Cincinnasti a real boost.
http://www.buycincy.com/
Congratulations fellow blogger! I am excited for you.
Vudutu, I had no clue! I'm tickled! I love CityBeat and try to pick it up every week, but I guess this is the new issue and I haven't seen it yet. Plus my kids are on Spring Break so this week has been a busy one and I'm waaay behind on my blog reader -- I had 300+ posts to read when I opened it this morning -- so I hadn't seen it on BuyCincy.com yet either.
Thanks, veggie option and liberal foodie!
Congratulations valereee! Great company for sure!
Congrats! That's awesome!
(And I did indeed receive the all-clad, and put it to work immediately! It has become the workhorse of the kitchen. Thank you so much!)
Anne, I'm so glad you're enjoying that all-clad pan! I have one very similar (the 6qt saute pan rather than the 6qt sauted pot) and I ADORE it -- use it every time I have a large amount of food to work with.
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