Large crowds packed into The Banks to celebrate Opening Day on Thursday. For the most part, COVID-19 safety measures were ignored as people stood shoulder to shoulder without wearing masks.
Reds fans braved the cold temperatures and gathered at East Freedom Way, filling the roadways from Marian Spencer Way to Joe Nuxhall Way.
Surrounding bars and restaurants saw long lines that stretched the entire width of the street.
Ahead of Opening Day, officials outlined guidelines for visitors to ensure COVID-19 safety precautions were being followed including having social-distancing signage around The Banks.
White circles were drawn on the Sing Cincinnati lawn area and elsewhere to indicate the need for social distancing but the crowds on Thursday largely ignored those markers.
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president called phony. byron york joins us. nice to see you. good to be here. first of all where are the e-mails from? who got them? the house committee investigating it has them. they have given some to the press. we don t know if it is all of them. they show communications between lois lerner and other people at the irs. the original story was it wasn t people in washington who did this targeting of conservative groups. it was the rogue employees in cincinnati. clearly by these e-mails she was involved in it. not only was she involved there were cases involving tea party organizations she thought were so sensitive that the people in cincinnati should not be told about it. not only was it not people in cincinnati but people in washington were keep ing cincinnati in the dark. one of the e-mails makes reference to the tea party saying the tea party matter is, quote, very dangerous. it strikes me as here is a woman who works at the irs with an enormous amount of power.