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KZF Design said Thursday it has moved its headquarters from the Baldwin Building in Walnut Hills to a renovated facility downtown. The firm said in November 2008 that it had purchased the former ST Media Group building at 700 Broadway. Paul Hemmer Cos.completed the $6 million renovation of the 38,000-square-foot building.

Florence-based MazakCorp. has contracted withFort Mitchell-based PaulHemmer Co. for construction of a $6.1 million expansion of Mazak’s Chicagotechnology center. The project is due for completionby spring. Hemmer hasmanaged more than 20 construction projects for Mazak, the machine tool manufacturing firm with eighttechnology centers acrossNorth America. The Chicago expansion will add anauditorium, classroomspace and expanded demonstration

Mazak Corp.has called on the Paul Hemmer Co. to buildMazak an expanded Midwest RegionalHeadquarters and Technology Center in theChicago area. Construction on the $6.1 millionproject is now underway and on track forspring completion.

Construction on the $6.1 million project is under way and on a fast track for spring completion, according to a news release from Hemmer. Hemmer has managed more than 20 construction projects for Mazak, including the construction in 2010 of Mazak’s Southwest Technology Center in Houston.

Some of the most recognizable “faces in the crowd” in the food and beverage industry have a Cincinnaticompany to thank for their dynamic image. Artfully adorning the products of such major internationalbrands as Bacardi, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Jim Beam, Wild Turkey, Skol Vodka and Kahlua are the high-quality labels produced by Eurostampa, an Italian-owned company

Women’s Crisis Center (WCC) will celebrate the opening of its newRegional Services Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house onThursday. The open house will be from 5-7 p.m. and the ribbon-cutting will be at 5:30 p.m. Thenew center is located at 3580 Hargrave Dr., just off KY 237/North Bend Road inHebron.

Twenty years after gleeful Germans began tearing down a monument to totalitarian imprisonment, Cincinnati ispreparing to put a piece of the Berlin Wall back up as a monument to freedom. A couple things need to happen first, however, and the clock is ticking