Year: 2015
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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Dervish at Murphy Theatre
Read more: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Dervish at Murphy TheatreDervish, magical music from Ireland Tickets available now!Box Seats, $27 Premium Floor Seats, $24 Main Floor Seats, $22 Balcony Seats, $17 Students (with ID), $12Group Discount: Buy 20 or more tickets, get 10% off (must be purchased in one transaction) School Discount: Buy 10 student tickets, get 1 adult Main Floor ticket for $12…
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Thousands With Disabilities To Get Rental Assistance
Read more: Thousands With Disabilities To Get Rental AssistanceOhio and Kentucky included Millions of dollars are heading to over two dozen states to help people with disabilities access community-based housing and support services. Federal officials said this week that housing agencies in 25 states will each get a share of $150 million to provide rental assistance to those with disabilities. The funding is…
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Will the state fund districts for students who don’t take state tests?
Read more: Will the state fund districts for students who don’t take state tests?Ohio School Superintendent releases statement on consequences of “Opting-Out” (3/3/2015) Recently, many school districts have contacted the Ohio Department of Education asking if they will experience financial consequences for students who do not participate in Ohio’s New State Tests. State law forbids the Ohio Department of Education from funding a student who does not take a state…
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Ohio River expected to rise above flood stage this weekend; minor flooding expected
Read more: Ohio River expected to rise above flood stage this weekend; minor flooding expectedBATAVIA, Ohio – The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Ohio River at Cincinnati for this weekend. The river is expected to rise above 52 feet – flood stage – late Saturday morning and to crest at 53.7 feet by early Sunday afternoon. Minor flooding is likely, and may affect…
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Dr. Portman: “The unbalanced pelvis phenomenon”
Read more: Dr. Portman: “The unbalanced pelvis phenomenon”Often pelvic unbalance can be corrected before becoming symptomatic. by Dr. Doug Portman The unbalanced pelvis is a phenomenon seen quite often in our office. Typically, a patient enters with a complaint of unilateral low back pain. However, on further exam, it becomes quite apparent that their issue lies in the articulation on the…
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Here is City fix for parking problems in Historic Downtown
Read more: Here is City fix for parking problems in Historic DowntownVIDEO: Loveland’s Downtown Parking Committee report released This Loveland Magazine TV video was taken on January 27, when the City of Loveland’s Downtown Parking Committee presented the culmination of their work. On January 28, 2014, council appointed a Downtown Parking Advisory Committee (“DPAC”) to identify issues and solutions for improving downtown parking conditions. The committee…
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2015 Loveland Athletic Boosters Mulch Madness Sale
Read more: 2015 Loveland Athletic Boosters Mulch Madness SaleThe Loveland Athletic Boosters (LAB) support the Loveland City School District athletic programs (7th – 12th grades) which includes 900+ boys and girls. Support of the student athletes includes: Sponsoring activities to promote school spirit and enthusiasm Purchasing and donating equipment to the athletic department Funding major capital improvements including the High School Fitness Center…
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Little Miami Schools are closed Thursday, March 5
Read more: Little Miami Schools are closed Thursday, March 5Little Miami Schools are closed Thursday, March 5
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The Loveland City School District will be closed Thursday, March 5
Read more: The Loveland City School District will be closed Thursday, March 5The Loveland City School District will be closed Thursday, March 5, due to weather conditions.
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ODE outlines consequences of students’ not taking State tests
Read more: ODE outlines consequences of students’ not taking State testsA Press Release from the Loveland School District: Tiger Family: As we have had some parents contacting us regarding opting their students out of the state tests, we wanted to share with all of you the latest information the district has received from the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) on this matter. Please see…

