Hamilton County votes to pay Smyjunas $5.1 million

Hamilton County commissioners voted 2-1 Thursday to pay more than $5 million to the developer who won a legal dispute with the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority over the deal to acquire and demolish the Millennium Hotel.

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Hamilton County votes to pay Smyjunas $5.1 million

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