Year: 2015
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Megan Graff: Please “Go Fund” the Loveland Initiative
Read more: Megan Graff: Please “Go Fund” the Loveland InitiativeDear Loveland Magazine Readers, by Megan Graff For years, the Loveland Community has supported the Loveland Initiative via donating supplies and backpacks for low-income kids going back to school, toys and gift cards during the holidays and snacks for the Cool-School tutoring program. But, I learned recently that The Loveland Initiative was unable to secure enough…
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Mayor Cox responds to concerns of Loveland Canoe and Kayak
Read more: Mayor Cox responds to concerns of Loveland Canoe and KayakDear Loveland Magazine Readers, First and foremost, I want to be clear that neither I nor Loveland City Council have had any discussions or taken any actions that would force Loveland Kayak and Canoe [sic] to leave Loveland. In fact if you look at the history of their business and the land designated for the…
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Mayor Cox: City of Loveland supports all Loveland Businesses
Read more: Mayor Cox: City of Loveland supports all Loveland BusinessesDear Loveland Magazine Readers, Recently there has been a lot of media coverage regarding the City of Loveland and Loveland Kayak and Canoe [sic] (VIDEO: Will Loveland Canoe and Kayak survive the progress in Historic Downtown Loveland?). As the Mayor of Loveland I feel it is very important to clarify the facts surrounding this issue. Here is…
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How to contact Loveland council and city manager
Read more: How to contact Loveland council and city manager[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Loveland, Ohio – To contact City Council, call the Clerk of Council, Misty Cheshire at (513) 683-0150 or select “Email” below the Council member’s name. Council meetings are generally the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7 PM at City Hall – 120 West Loveland Avenue. City Council Meeting Packets (Agendas) are available…
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Protect Corner Coffee Cafe from car and truck crashes
Read more: Protect Corner Coffee Cafe from car and truck crashes[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Remington, Ohio – On July 8, a 15-ton dump truck owned by Hamilton County was traveling northeast on Loveland Madeira Road (9440 Main Avenue) and ended up on the patio of Corner Coffee Café. It stopped within feet of the front entrance containing a full lunch crowd of 30-40 people. The truck is owned by…
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How the squeeze began for Loveland Canoe and Kayak
Read more: How the squeeze began for Loveland Canoe and KayakLoveland, Ohio – Here is the time-lapse video Bob Kessler shot for LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV when city hall demolished the McCoy deli and carry out on March 15, 2013. The remaining empty lot is part of a bigger parcel where city hall plans to build the parking lot needed because of the construction of Loveland Station Apartments. The…
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Comments pour in to save Loveland Canoe and Kayak
Read more: Comments pour in to save Loveland Canoe and Kayakby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – After readers read the story about the possibly that Loveland Canoe and Kayak may close because of being squeezed out by construction of a city parking lot, comments have poured in. It is difficult to read in any of the comments anything but for support for the local business. (Will Loveland Canoe…
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Connie Rotterman: Thanks the community for supporting children
Read more: Connie Rotterman: Thanks the community for supporting childrenTHANK YOU EVERYONE!!! Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, On Saturday August 15, L.I.F.E. (Loveland Interfaith Effort) sponsored the Student L.I.F.E. Shop held at Prince of Peace Church. Over 200 children from 105 Loveland families received all the necessities to get ready for a new school year. Each child took home a water bottle, a $25 shoe…
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Lagniappe at Julian’s Friday – Fish Head Saturday
Read more: Lagniappe at Julian’s Friday – Fish Head SaturdayAdvertisement Get ready! Get ready!! This weekend is super packed at Julian’s!!! Lagniappe will be here Friday night on the patio.. AND Fish Head Saturday night… 8-Midnight..man…it’s gonna be awesome… Julian’s is located at 200 West Loveland Avenue in Loveland’s Historic Downtown on the Loveland Bike Trail.
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1K For One Cause Saturday, September 19, 11:30 AM in Mason
Read more: 1K For One Cause Saturday, September 19, 11:30 AM in MasonThe Karen Carns Foundation pledges that a child will never be removed from his or her environment of a private elementary or high school education due to a life-changing event that affects the family’s financial situation. Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, You are invited to join us for our inaugural “1K For One Cause” on…