Roxanne Qualls appointed to Port board to replace Charlie Luken

Cincinnati’s former mayor Charlie Luken is leaving the board that oversees the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, but he will be replaced by another person who served in the city’s top elected job.

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