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Delhi KinderCare (2022-23 Profile) – Cincinnati, OH
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- Welcome to KinderCare in Delhi Township! We are proud to offer one
of the best early childhood programs in the country from Toddlers
to School Age children. Our programs are designed to provide your
child with the best education and experience possible. Come
visit us and discover a world of learning and excitement. –
Dermaine Burnett (Center Director) - For the health and safety of our students and staff, our center is
equipped with a keypad entry and fenced in playgrounds. Also all of
our staff members are CPR and First Aid certified. - Hours Of Operation: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
- Hamilton County Vouchers, Coming up next month’ The State’
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Cincinnati (Cincinnati) – a city in the northeast of USA ( see United States of America) (Ohio), located between the Miami and Little Miami rivers, at their confluence with the Ohio River. The population is 301.5 thousand people, with suburbs about 2 million people (2006).
nine0009 The Port of Cincinnati on the Ohio River is the largest inland coal port. The city is an industrial, commercial, financial and cultural center of the northeastern United States. Mechanical engineering, food flavoring, chemical, printing, and textile industries are developed here; the head office of Procter & Gamble and the stock exchange are located.
The history of the city began in 1788, when the settlement of Columbia was founded at the mouth of the Little Miami River. The settlement of Losantiville was founded next to it, and not far away in 1789Fort Washington was built. The following year, General A. St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, renamed Losantiville in honor of the Cincinnatus Society, which united veterans of the Revolutionary War. The society was named after the ancient Roman statesman Cincinnatus (500-430 BC). Cincinnati began to develop after the victory of General E. Vane over the Indians in 1794. Since 1811, the first steamship in the West, the New Orleans, sailed here from Pittsburgh. The Miami Erie Canal was completed by 1832, and the first section of the Little Miami Railroad was built in 1843. Transformed into a transportation hub, Cincinnati quickly grew into an industrial center. The nickname of the city “Queen of the West” (“Queen of the West”) is depicted by Longfellow in the poem “The Song of Hiawatha” (1854).
nine0009 Cincinnati – a city of students, here are the University of Cincinnati (1819), Technical and General College (1966), religious educational institutions (Catholic, Jewish and Protestant).
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State Ohio (in the SV. USA), on the right bank of the river. Ohio . 331 thousand inhabitants, in the agglomeration 2050 thousand people. (2002). Founded in 1788. City since 1819. Named after the Roman commander Cincinnatus. It developed as a center of trade between the North and South of the United States, for which a municipal railway was specially built. d. to the south to Chattanooga (C. is the only American city that owns its own railway). Large chem. prom-st and mash-tion. The main center of American machine tool building and soap making. River port. Among the universities stands out un-t Ts. Museums: khudozh. Taft, contemporary arts. Festivals: May music. (every 2 years) and summer opera. In C. genus. film director S. Spielberg and writer G. Beecher Stowe lived for 18 years. W. Churchill called C. “the most beautiful of the inland cities” of the United States. nine0010
The settlement of Losantiville was founded next to it, and not far away in 1789Fort Washington was built. The following year, General A. St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory, renamed Losantiville in honor of the Cincinnatus Society, which united veterans of the Revolutionary War. The society was named after the ancient Roman statesman Cincinnatus (500-430 BC). Cincinnati began to develop after the victory of General E. Vane over the Indians in 1794. Since 1811, the first steamship in the West, the New Orleans, sailed here from Pittsburgh. The Miami Erie Canal was completed by 1832, and the first section of the Little Miami Railroad was built in 1843. Transformed into a transportation hub, Cincinnati quickly grew into an industrial center. The nickname of the city “Queen of the West” (“Queen of the West”) is depicted by Longfellow in the poem “The Song of Hiawatha” (1854).