Year: 2024
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs legislation to limit cellphones in schools
Read more: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs legislation to limit cellphones in schoolsGov. Mike DeWine signing legislation to limit cellphones in schools. (Photo by Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal.) BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal At a Dublin middle school Wednesday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation ordering school districts around the state to develop written policies for cellphones on campus. The state education department will write it’s…
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Ohio abortion rights groups add challenges to other laws to their 2021 telehealth lawsuit
Read more: Ohio abortion rights groups add challenges to other laws to their 2021 telehealth lawsuitThe FDA approved mifepristone under the brand-name Mifeprex. (Photo by Peter Dazeley/GettyImages). BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal A long-standing lawsuit challenging Ohio law with regard to telehealth abortions might now challenge other abortion-related laws in the state, according to a new filing. The ACLU, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America and two other law firms…
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Events for Fentanyl Awareness Week in Loveland
Read more: Events for Fentanyl Awareness Week in LovelandEvent Information Last day to buy tickets is 06/12/2024, Midnight, (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Wednesday 6/12: Join us in front of Fleet Feet along the bike trail for a 5K. This community event is open to everyone and is FREE! Just show up in your DoitforJack shirt or purchase one there. 6:15 PM for Group…
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Nathan Alley is main presenter at Public Forum About Hazardous “Forever Chemicals” in Loveland’s Drinking Water
Read more: Nathan Alley is main presenter at Public Forum About Hazardous “Forever Chemicals” in Loveland’s Drinking WaterTuesday, June 4 6 until 7:30 PM Loveland Public Library 649 Loveland Madera Road Loveland, Ohio – Hazardous chemicals, known collectively as “forever chemicals” or PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances), were created in the mid-20th century by chemical companies and were used in multiple industries. They are now in our drinking water and have been causing…
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Reds Take Fans To The Brink of Madness
Read more: Reds Take Fans To The Brink of Madnessby Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – The Roller Coaster Season Is In Danger Of Coming Off The Rails How many different ways can one team lose a baseball game? Well, in losing 12 of their last 14 and 15 of their last 19 the Reds have certainly found many of them. And most have been…
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Ohio Division of Cannabis Control eliminates patient fee
Read more: Ohio Division of Cannabis Control eliminates patient feeBeginning Wednesday, May 15, the Division of Cannabis Control (“DCC” or “Division”) will eliminate the medical marijuana patient and caregiver registration fee. Previously, patients paid $50 annually while caregivers paid $25, until the Division reduced the fee to one cent on March 4. The Division providing further relief to patients with the full elimination of…
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Ohio Traffic Safety Office Announces Free Advanced Driver Training Summer Series for Teen Drivers
Read more: Ohio Traffic Safety Office Announces Free Advanced Driver Training Summer Series for Teen DriversFree hands-on training, with one location in Butler County this summer is available for teen drivers to practice crash avoidance techniques and gain the experience necessary to become safer drivers. The Ohio Traffic Safety Office (OTSO) is partnering with three Advanced Driver Training programs to increase access to these specially designed classes that address the…
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Loveland Bike Trail: O’Bannon Creek bridge ribbon cutting May 22
Read more: Loveland Bike Trail: O’Bannon Creek bridge ribbon cutting May 22Loveland, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ohio State Parks just announced that the new Loveland Bike Trail bridge over O’Bannon Creek in Historic Downtown Loveland will have a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, May 22 at 11:30 AM. The trail and bridge has been open to the public since May 2.…
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What’s next after the FTC said the biggest grocers were inflating food costs?
Read more: What’s next after the FTC said the biggest grocers were inflating food costs?BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal The Federal Trade Commission in March released a report saying that the three largest grocers “accelerated and distorted” food costs amid supply disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. It also said that prices — and profits — remain high for Kroger, Walmart and Amazon even after the supply kinks have straightened themselves out.…
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Public Forum: About Hazardous “Forever Chemicals” in Loveland’s Drinking Water
Read more: Public Forum: About Hazardous “Forever Chemicals” in Loveland’s Drinking WaterTuesday, June 4 6 until 7:30 PM Loveland Public Library 649 Loveland Madera Road Loveland, Ohio – Hazardous chemicals, known collectively as “forever chemicals” or PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances), were created in the mid-20th century by chemical companies and were used in multiple industries. They are now in our drinking water and have been causing…