Year: 2015
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PHOTO ALBUM: KidsFest says thank you
Read more: PHOTO ALBUM: KidsFest says thank youDear Loveland Magazine by Tom Turner Loveland-Symmes Firefighter’s Association Thank you for helping us promote the Kidsfest this year. I would have to call it an overwhelming success, with close to 400 area kids participating in the Halloween Costume Parade that kicked off the 2015 Kidsfest this year. The parade of princesses, pirates, dinosaurs, firefighters,…
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Loveland City School District releases third annual publication of the Quality Profile
Read more: Loveland City School District releases third annual publication of the Quality ProfileTradition, Pride, Quality More than $13 million student-scholarships earned; technology enhanced classrooms district-wide; 70 AP Scholars; a student body that district-wide raised more than $50,000 to donate to nonprofit organizations – these are some of the highlights featured in Loveland’s 2014-15 Quality Profile, released Monday, Sept. 14, and available at lovelandschools.org. “I read the story…
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Loveland Assistant Superintendent Keith Koehne says to know your impact
Read more: Loveland Assistant Superintendent Keith Koehne says to know your impactYou never truly know the impact you can have on a student by Keith Koehne Assistant Superintendent, Loveland City School District Simple, but weighty – that was the premise presented at our Opening Day ceremony for our school year. In the weeks since, I have had the privilege to visit school buildings, meet with teachers and staff, and…
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Are you taking advantage of all your work benefits?
Read more: Are you taking advantage of all your work benefits?Cost-effective ways to improve your financial situation Does your job come with benefits? Many of us automatically think about health insurance and vacation time. But what about other benefits your employer offers? Taking advantage of them may be cost-effective and help you improve your financial situation. Here are a few ways: Enroll in your 401(k): Enrolling…
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Dine for a Cause at Tano Bistro for the Haiti Water Project
Read more: Dine for a Cause at Tano Bistro for the Haiti Water ProjectPromoted Post Join us Sunday, November 8th at Tano Bistro for the Haiti Water Project At Tano Bistro and Catering and in our own homes, we have the luxury of drinking clean water with every meal. An estimated 750 million people lack access to clean water around the world. On November 8th, Orphan Sunday, Tano is partnering with Back2Back Ministries, a…
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Pam Gross says “Keep Loveland Moving Forward”
Read more: Pam Gross says “Keep Loveland Moving Forward”by Pamela Gross Loveland City Council Member It has been almost two years since I was elected to Loveland City Council and it has been a privilege to represent this wonderful community. As an accountant I understand budgets and financial statements and having built my own business, based here in Loveland, I understand the challenges that…
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: Tigers down Walnut Hills 39-6
Read more: VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: Tigers down Walnut Hills 39-6Loveland, Ohio – Senior kicker, Riley Boucher kicked a 17 yard field goal in the 1st quarter to kick off Loveland’s 39-6 rout of Walnut Hills on October 16. Boucher added four extra-points. Luke Waddell (2), Micheal Peters (2), and Rudy Grant added touchdown scores and quarterback, Drew Plitt scored on a run extra-point. Plitt completed 8 of 13 passes,…
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To enhance security Loveland School District to lock all building doors
Read more: To enhance security Loveland School District to lock all building doorsLoveland, Ohio – Effective Monday, Nov. 2, all doors at all buildings within the Loveland City School District will be locked; access will be granted through a buzzer system, “…after visitors identify themselves and the party they have come to visit.” “This is a result of feedback we have received from members of the Tiger Family,”…
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Fine art on-line auction to benefit Granny’s Garden School
Read more: Fine art on-line auction to benefit Granny’s Garden SchoolClick on image to enlarge. The picture above is of an original oil painting by Deidre Dryson, a renowned landscape artist in Loveland. Deidre painted it during the recent Granny’s Garden Harvest Celebration. Deidre has generously donated the painting to Granny’s Garden to raise funds for the Loveland school garden program. The auction starts October 15 and runs through…
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Stable financial school district forecast – taxes scheduled to be reduced
Read more: Stable financial school district forecast – taxes scheduled to be reducedTaxpayers living in the district will see a reduction of approximately $48 per $100,000 of appraised real estate By Brett Griffith, Loveland City School District Treasurer & CFO As the chief financial officer of the Loveland City School District it is my privilege to serve our Tiger Family by ensuring our team prepares students for…