LOVELAND MAGAZINE

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Author: Loveland Magazine

Police Police Chief Tim Sabransky to retire

Captain Sean Rahe will be appointed acting Chief

Police Chief Tim Sabransky speaking at the recent birthday party for Katherine Undercover

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During Chief Sabransky’s tenure with the City of Loveland, he served on many committees including the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police Education Committee, the Great Oaks Police Academy Police Advisory Committee, the Lexipol Peer Review Group for Ohio Policy Development, and serves as a subject matter expert for the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy on the Development of New Chief’s Training. He also served as a member of the Hamilton County 911 Preservation Task Force, and has been a mentor for the Loveland Adult Mentor Program (LAMP) at Loveland High School.

Chief Sabransky received a Bachelor’s Degree from The Ohio State University and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Cincinnati. He is a graduate of the University of Louisville’s Southern Police Institute 109th Administrative Officers Course and a graduate of the Certified Law Enforcement Executive (CLEE) program. Chief Sabransky has been an adjunct instructor for the University of Cincinnati and has instructed numerous classes for the Tri State Regional Community Policing Institute and the Scarlet Oaks Police Academy.

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Loveland, Ohio – After eight years awith the Loveland Police Department, Police Chief Tim Sabransky will retire October 18.

Sabransky began his career with the City of Loveland as Assistant Police Chief in January of 2007 and became Police Chief in July of 2008.

Captain Sean Rahe will be appointed acting Police Chief

Sabransky started his policing career in 1983 at The Ohio State University where he was a patrol officer and member of the Special Response Team. In 1986, he joined the Cincinnati Police Department where he served in Districts 1, 2, and 3, Training Sergeant at the Police Academy, Planning and Research Section as a Police Officer, Sergeant, and Assistant Commander, Police Officer and Sergeant in the Mounted Patrol Unit, Personnel Director, and Assistant Commander of the Inspections Section. While at Cincinnati PD, Chief Sabransky was promoted to Police Specialist in 1992, Sergeant in 1995, and Lieutenant in 2001.

City Manager Dave Kennedy told Loveland Magazine, “Sean Rahe will be appointed the acting Police Chief effective October 19. We are still working out the details for filling the position on a permanent basis.”

September 24, 2015
BBB Business Tip – Use EMV Chip Cards now or face liability

October 1, 2015, is an important deadline for American businesses; that’s when a “liability shift” is occurring

Better Business Bureau is urging all retail businesses to get new EMV chip card readers installed by October 1^st, if they haven’t done so already.

Most countries – including Canada and Mexico – have required microchips in credit and debit cards for some time (80 countries so far, with 2.37 billion chip payment cards in use). The United States is catching up; by the end of 2015, 70 percent of credit cards and 40 percent of debit cards in the U.S. will have embedded security chips called EMV (for Europay, MasterCard and Visa). EMV cards will eventually replace magnetic stripe cards completely, and many banks and credit unions are already issuing EMV cards to current account holders.

The EMV cards allow consumers to use their cards globally, and they also help reduce card fraud and identity theft, and make in-store transactions more secure. The chip generates a unique, one-time code that is difficult to counterfeit but is needed for each transaction to be approved.

October 1, 2015, is an important deadline for American businesses; that’s when a “liability shift” is occurring that moves the responsibility for covering losses to the business where a fraudulent charge occurs. If a business does not have the new EMV reader, they are liable for the cost of any purchases made with a counterfeit card. In other words, the card issuer will no longer absorb the loss.

Businesses need to replace the old magnetic swipe machines as soon as possible. Most large retailers have already made the change, but many small and independent businesses have not. EMV readers run from under $25 for a basic device that plugs into a smart phone, up to about $300 for a countertop model with all the “bells and whistles.” They are available from major electronics retailers and online. A business’s credit card processor may be able to provide additional information or recommendations.

Many consumers have already received new credit and debit cards with the EMV chips (it’s the small metallic square). The only other noticeable change for consumers will be when they shop at retail stores with EMV technology; instead of “swiping” their card, consumers will “dip” the card into a slot in the terminal or, in some case, “tap” the card on a flat reader. It may take a few moments longer than the old swipe card, but the transaction will be more secure.

For more information, go to EMV Connection (for business information) or GoChipCard (for consumer information).

September 24, 2015
Kings Knights Thursday after OT loss to Glen Este

Senior Drew Steinbrunner applies pressure to Glen Este quarterback Tyler Pilcher

Kings Knights come to Tiger Stadium for Thursday night game

Pink game, Rumble for the (pink) ribbon on Thursday

Last year Kings and Loveland sold over 1,200 shirts at their Pink Game

The Tigers fell to Glen Este last Friday after the game ended in regulation and went to over-time. Loveland’s Riley Boucher put the Tigers ahead by 3 with a 26 yd. field goal, but Glen Este only need one OT play to win; Jacob Hamilton’s 20 yd. catch from Tyler Pilcher. Final score: Glen Este 48 and Loveland 45.

Loveland Sophomore, Luke Waddell had another big night with 4 rushing and 1 receiving touchdowns. He rushed 25 times for 196 yds. and had 4 receptions totaling 79. A 275 yd. night.

However, Loveland did not stop Pilcher’s air attack who threw 37 times, completing 20. Pitcher threw for 353 yds. and ran for an additional 26. He threw 4 touchdown passes and scored two more on the ground.

Neither team scored in the first quarter, but Pilcher’s 2 touchdown runs and a pass to Jacob Hamilton, put Glen Este ahead 21-0 in the second. A 10 yd. pass from Drew Plitt to Waddell made it 21-7 at the half.

Junior Cameron Beck tackles the Glen Este ball carrier during the game’s first quarter

Waddell tied the game at 21 each with scoring runs of 4 and 58 yards half way into the 3rd quarter. From then on, the Tigers and Trojans traded scores, ending with the tie at 42 when Waddell ran in from the 2 with 35 seconds left in regulation.

Loveland had 23, 1st downs to Glen Este’s 21. The Tigers bested the Trojans by 2 total yards, 446-444. Loveland held possession 21:11 to Glen Este’s 16:48. Loveland turned the ball over 2 times.

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Riley Boucher was a perfect 6-6 kicking extra points and kicked what could have been, a winning 26 yd. field goal in Loveland’s first possession in the over-time.

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At this week’s Thursday Night Football Game, the Loveland Athletic Boosters will give a percentage back of their concession sales to help one of our Loveland Tigers. 5th grader, Elijah Walters is battling Perthes Disease. He loves football and is a huge Loveland Tigers Fan, along with his family.

Make plans on Thursday evening to come out to the game, have dinner at the awesome LAB concession stand and grill and be part of helping Elijah battle Perthes Disease.

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Kings (0-1, 3-1) comes to Tiger Stadium for a 7 PM Thursday night game. They have wins over Lebanon (59-45), Xenia (42-6), and Hamilton (42-34). They lost to Turpin (4-0) in their conference opener last week, 20-16.

Loveland is now 0-1 in the conference and 1-3 for the season.

The Thursday game will have the festivities of being the Time Warner Game of the Week televised on Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 311 (1311 for HD) and being the Pink game, Rumble for the (pink) ribbon. Read more about this fund raiser for helping women who have had breast cancer. All of the money raised by pink games stays here in our community to support women battling breast and other women’s reproductive cancers.

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September 24, 2015
Nothing but Tender Towne Chicken so far next to Kroger

Loveland, Ohio – Eva Parker, the City Building and Zoning Coordinator was asked today if any other businesses are scheduled to go into the Tender Towne strip mall next to Kroger. She said, “I have not heard that the owner has anything scheduled yet for additional tenants.”

The former Patio restaurant next to Kroger at 700 Loveland-Madeira Road was demolished in March. The owner, David Realty Group, will construct a 6,350 sq ft mixed use building with a 400 sq ft patio and a drive-thru. This was also a former Gold Star Chili.

The only announced tenant is Tender Towne selling chicken tenders, chicken wraps, chicken salad sandwiches, coleslaw, garlic toast, and fries. It is anticipated most customers will use a drive-thru, however there will be 5-6 outdoor tables. There is one other Tender Towne in the greater Cincinnati area, at 603 Ohio Pike (Beechmont Ave.)

September 22, 2015
Honest 1 Auto Care’s Special Grand Opening Offers
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Sunday, October 11 from 11 AM until 4 PM

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Loveland, Ohio – Carl and Pat Heaton opened Honest-1 Auto Care Loveland in May. Their “Grand Opening” will be on October 11.

Honest-1 is a full-service automotive repair facility that does everything from oil changes to engine replacement.

Pat Heaton said, “Honest-1 is a hybrid between the small neighborhood mechanic who you knew well and trusted combined with the technical experience of a large dealer.” Pat is proud of Honest’s friendly environment, waiting area, and customer service. Honest-1’s center is family friendly with upscale features like a tiled lobby with leather, easy chairs and couches, Internet cafe, complimentary beverages, and a large screen TV.

Pat wants her customers to get to know the person working on their car from the front desk to the bays. “With education around the services you need to keep your car running for over 300,000 miles.” Learn more at www.honest1loveland.com.

Sunday, October 11 from 11 AM until 4 PM

Grand Opening Family Fun Festival

Free Family Fun, Join Us

Honest-1 is planning their Grand Opening for Sunday, October 11 from 11 AM until 4 PM.

“We are using our large Shoppes of Loveland plaza parking lot and creating a festival environment with a bouncy house, a large petting zoo, twisted balloons, games, food trucks, craft booths and live entertainment,” said Pat. Their plaza neighbors, April Florist, Title Boxing (Demo), and Starbucks will also be involved.

Everyone will enjoy the large photo booth to take pictures of couples & groups.

The police and fire chiefs have volunteered to have vehicles available.

Call for Vendors & Volunteers

“This will be a great way to get in front of the Loveland community,” said Pat. “If you are interested in participating please let us know.
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  Sponsoring an event – petting zoo, twisted balloons, bouncy house….
  Helping with logistics – parking, recycling collection, security …
  Sponsoring a raffle item – gift certificate, iPad, Kindle Fire….
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September 22, 2015
Take our Poll: Who do you support for Loveland Council Race

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Who is running and what are the issues?

September 22, 2015
Nine Loveland students in Acting Up production of Guys and Dolls

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Loveland students, Joanna Reese Dean Parker Margaret Eilert Brighton Hummer Abby Hickey Kaylee Michael Cole Hankins (not shown: Rachel Ingal)

One of the most popular musical comedies, Guys and Dolls will be hitting the live stage in Mason this September, presented by Acting Up -Young Performer’s Community Theater. Considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy, Guys and Dolls received nearly unanimous positive reviews from critics and won a bevy of awards, including TONY Awards, Drama Desks, and Olivers. Set in Damon Runyon’s mythical New York City, Guys and Dolls is an oddball romantic comedy filled with singing, dancing and 1920’s hijinks.

Loveland High School students, Dean Parker, Margaret Eilert, Brighton Hummer, Abby Hickey, Kaylee Michael, Cole Hankins, and Rachel Ingal are in the musical as well as Joanna Reese who attends Loveland Middle School.

Featuring memorable songs such as “Luck Be a Lady” and “Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ The Boat,” you are sure to leave the theater dancing and humming. The story is about gambler Nathan Detroit who tries to find the cash to set up the biggest craps game in town while the authorities breathe down his neck; meanwhile, his girlfriend, nightclub performer Adelaide, laments that they’ve been engaged for 14 years. Nathan turns to fellow gambler Sky Masterson for the dough, but Sky ends up chasing the straight-laced missionary Sarah Brown.Guys and Dolls takes us from the heart of Times Square to the cafes of Havana, Cuba, and even into the sewers of New York City, but eventually everyone ends up right where they belong.

Acting Up’s version of Guys and Dolls will feature a cast of approximately 70 talented youngsters ages 10 to 18, hailing from all over the Cincinnati-area. The director is Erin Wallace. The cast features CJ Allen (of Indian Hill) as Sky Masterson, Danielle Morey (of Mason) as Sarah Brown, Cole Hankins (of Loveland) as Nathan Detroit and Kayla Stroud (of Mason) as Adelaide.

Acting Up is an all-volunteer, young performer’s community theater which strives to bring high-quality, polished theatrical productions to the northwest suburbs. They stress family involvement and working with the community to provide an enjoyable, educational, and enriching experience for all. Acting Up is a member of ACT Cincinnati and just won 32 Orchid awards at the Association of Community Theatre awards in June 27 including Overall Technical Quality, Overall Performance Quality, Excellence in Dance Execution, and Excellence in Chorus, Choreography and Ensemble.

Acting Up will present four shows of Guys and Dolls on September 25, 26, 27, at the Mason High School Theater, 6100 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, OH 45040. Performances will be Friday, September 25 at 7:00 pm; Saturday, September 26 at 2 pm. (sign language interpreter will be provided), and 7:00 pm; and Sunday, September 27 at 2 pm. Tickets are $12 each and it is general seating. However, all tickets sold before Labor Day are for the special VIP seating section. You can purchase your tickets online atwww.ActingUp.com or at the box office starting one hour before the show. For more information, visit www.ActingUp.com or call 513-494-6062.

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September 21, 2015
Ohioans report surge of tax-related phone scams
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine Friday warned that his office has received more than 600 reports of tax-related scams since Sept. 1.

The scams generally begin with a phone call telling consumers they are in trouble with the IRS and must call an out-of-state number for more information. Eventually consumers are asked for money.

In one recent variation of the scam, a consumer receives a call from a “Steve Martin,” who claims to work for the U.S. Treasury Department. He says the consumer is facing federal charges and must call a specific phone number, often one with a 757 or 540 area code (Virginia). In another variation, a recorded message warns the consumer that this is the “final notice from the IRS” before a lawsuit will be filed.

Consumers who respond to the calls are instructed to send hundreds of dollars using money transfers or prepaid cards, which are commonly found at grocery or convenience stores. While most consumers do not send any money, a few have reported losing hundreds or thousands of dollars.

“Con artists rely on people becoming so nervous that they send money right away,” Attorney General DeWine said. “If you receive one of these calls, don’t respond and don’t send any money.”

Tips for consumers to avoid tax-related phone scams include:
- Don’t trust threatening callers. If you receive an unexpected phone call from someone who threatens to arrest you for not paying taxes, be very skeptical, especially if you never received any written notice. Also don’t trust someone who demands that you pay immediately via wire transfer or prepaid card. These are preferred payment methods for scam artists.
- Don’t respond to illegal robocalls in any way. Don’t interact with the caller, and don’t call a number left on your phone or in a message. Responding to a scam call can result in even more calls because it lets con artists know that your phone number belongs to a real person.
- Look into call-blocking options. Check with your phone carrier and third-party services to determine whether call-blocking services could help you stop unwanted calls. (Attorney General DeWine has joined dozens of other attorneys general in encouraging phone carriers to use call-blocking technology to help consumers stop illegal telemarketing calls.)
U.S. Treasury or IRS impersonation scams can be reported to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at www.tigta.gov or 800-366-4484. Consumers also can contact the Ohio Attorney General’s Office at www.OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov or 800-282-0515 for assistance.
September 19, 2015
Fall on the Farm begins Saturday September 19 at Blooms and Berries
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7 Acre Corn Maze
“The Great Honey Caper”

Pumpkin Patch Hayrides
Through “I Spy” Woods
Caramel Apples

Cow Train Rides

Straw Maze
Farm Animals

Fresh Apple Cider

Food, Fun & More!
September 19th
through October 31st
Mon-Sat 10-7 | Sun 10-6

Hayrides: Sat. & Sun. All Day | Mon.-Fri. 1 – 6pm

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Admission

FARM ADMISSION:
Mon. – Fri. $7 | Sat. & Sun. $10
Ages Under 2 Free!

Admission includes Hayrides, Corn Maze, Kids Corn Maze, Play Area, Farm Animals, Spookley, & More!

– Opening Weekend Special-

Save $3.00 on this weekend’s admission!

FREE Cow Train ride for any guest under 12 with paid admission Sept . 19th & 20th. Cow train begins at noon Mon-Fri and 10am Sat & Sun. Last ride 30 min before close.

Purchase Weekend Special Tickets
Traverse our 7 acre corn maze in search of what happened to the honey pots! Get lost in this fun agri-educational story as you track down the suspects and solve this a-MAIZE-ing puzzle.
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Enjoy a 30 minute hayride to pick your own pumpkin. Along the way you’ll pass through “I Spy” woods.
Delicious fresh pressed cider & caramel apples.

Spookley the Square Pumpkin Storyboard Trail

Kids Corn Maze – a smaller maze just right for the little tikes!

Child’s play area including straw maze and giant slide.

And much more!
Enjoy Carol’s Cow Train with the purchase of a few tokens
Fall Festivities

A fall at Blooms and Berries wouldn’t be complete without a cup of fresh cider, a plate full of delicious farm foods, festive decors and merchandise from the market!

Be sure to stop in and see what fun fall items when have in store for you this season!

Blooms and Berries on the WEB

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September 18, 2015
Your favorite Cajun/Creole band, Lagniappe will be Julian’s Friday night

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Your favorite Cajun/Creole band, Lagniappe will be on the patio Friday starting at 7 PM.

Learn more about Lagniappe

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September 18, 2015