LOVELAND MAGAZINE

News and Events from the Loveland, Ohio Area

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Since 2004

Author: Loveland Magazine

Tigers over Oak Hills 45-14 – Trojans on Friday

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Loveland begins conference play Tonight at Glen Este

Loveland Junior linebacker Calvin Whitaker stops Oak Hills QB Jacob Woycke short of reaching a first down

In a game dominated by Loveland Junior Luke Waddell, the Loveland Tigers beat non-conference foe Oak Hills, 45-14. This was a bounce-back game for the Tigers after being beaten 50-21 by Lebanon in the two-day, Loveland Homecoming.

Oak Hills had 3 more first downs and totaled 471 yards vs. Loveland’s 528, but amazed 7 turnovers and penalized 60 yards vs. Loveland’s 15.

Waddell rushed for 383, a new school, single game record, and scored 5 times. He ran touchdowns of 74, 60, 55, 48, and 48. Trevor Gajus also scored on a 5-yard run.

Loveland Junior running back Ryan Bagnoli throws a stiff-arm at the Oak Hills defender. Bagnoli racked-up 69 yards rushing on nine carries with a long of 39 yards

Ryan Bagnoli ran for 69, Trevor Gajus ran for 42, and Rudy Grant added 32 to Loveland’s total of 495 rushing yards. Drew pit was 5 of 8 passing to add 33 yards to Loveland’s total offense however was -31 on the ground. Riley Boucher was a perfect 6/6 extra point kicking and added a 30 yard field goal.

Read full stats HERE

Loveland (1-2) begins conference play on Friday at Glen Este (3-0). The Trojans have wins over Amelia (63-20), Winton Woods (39-33), and Mount Healthy (48-47). They are led by Senior quarterback Tyler Pilcher, who leads the conference with 637 passing yards and Senior running back Robby Boone, second in the conference behind Waddell with 519 rushing yards. Trojan wide receiver Jacob Hamilton leads the conference with 279 yards. Loveland’s Waddell is second in the conference in receiving yards with 250.

Tiger Ryan Batsch leads the conference with 3 interceptions.

Loveland edges Glen Este by one point in offensive output, 1,301 vs. 1,300 yards.

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September 18, 2015
Loveland High School Junior Luke Waddell shatters school rushing record

Luke Waddell shatters a nearly half-century-old Loveland High School rushing record

Luke Waddell ran 19 times for 383 yards and scored 5 touchdowns at Oak Hills on September 11

Oak Hills, Ohio – Luke Waddell said that he didn’t know he smashed Loveland High School’s 49-year-old, single-game rushing record until record keeper and facilities manager, Kevin Taylor told him after the game. “I was honestly shocked. I knew I had a good game, but didn’t know I broke any records. So, it was pretty exciting,” said Waddell.

The 5 foot 8 inch, 165 lb. Junior, eclipsed the record by 73 yards in the 45-14 win over Oak Hills on September 11. The previous record of 308 yards was set in 1966 by Loveland High School Hall of Famer Jack McCoy.

Waddell ran 19 times for 383 yards, and scored 5 touchdowns. He also had 2 receptions and 6 receiving yards making his total for the game, 389. His average run over Oak Hills was 20.2 yards.

Waddell said, “That night, I really didn’t think much about any records. When I was told how many yards I had, I was surprised I had that much. I was just happy we played so well on both sides of the ball to get the win.

Loveland Athletic Director Julie Renner said, “Luke Waddell is a smart and talented student-athlete. He is also a team player who enjoys and supports his teammates.” Renner says that you can tell Waddell loves being a Loveland Tiger and representing his school and community.

In 3 games of the young season, Waddell has racked up 641 (213.7 avg.) rushing yards and 7 rushing touchdowns. Add to that, in 3 games Waddell has 3 receiving touchdowns and an extra 250 receiving yards. His total offensive output for the season is 892 yards.

In 2014, Waddell surpassed the 48-year-old school record of 1358 rushing yards in a single season set by McCoy in 1966.

This is one of David Burig’s photographs from Luke Waddell’s 4-TD performance against Lakota East

Photographer David Burig was at the game shooing stills for Loveland Magazine, and often shoots from the opposing team’s sideline. He described one play from last week’s record setting game. Burig said, “Oh no’, is all one of the Oak Hills coaches could mutter in quiet resignation as Luke was handed the ball from quarterback Drew Plitt. Luke looked for a hole in the line that wasn’t there, then bounced to the outside before squaring his shoulders and accelerating from a casual trot to full speed in three steps on his way to his fifth touchdown of the game.” Burig said he’s heard a lot of things said about Luke while anonymously photographing games from the sidelines. “Superlatives by most; expletives by others, and utter disbelief by some of the players who’ve tried to catch him from behind.” These are Burig’s photographs from the game, and one from Waddell’s four touchdown performance against Lakota East in the season opener.

Renner said that Waddell has not commented to a college yet. “He is being recruited by several who are interested in him coming to their school as a baseball player and student.” As a Sophomore, Waddell was named to First Team in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference for baseball and batted 0.462. He went to the third round of the prestigious,Connie Mack World Series this Summer with the Midland Redskins. “Luke is a performer in his respective sports and in the classroom. Luke gives his best effort in many areas of his life,” said Renner.

Waddell was a valuable member of the Tiger’s 2013 State Champion football team as a Freshman, with 175 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown, in the championship game in Canton.

A David Burig photo of a Luke Waddell touchdown against Lakota East

September 18, 2015
Milford Homecoming and kids only fishing tournament in Miami Township

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]KIDS ONLY FISHING TOURNAMENT

Saturday, SEPT 19
Miami Meadows Lake
9:00 am (Registration Required at Pavilion)
10:00 am-Noon (Tournament)
FREE EVENT!

Weigh-ins can be done anytime during tournament with final weigh-in at the end of the tournament. Only live fish will be weighed. Stringers are prohibited. Only fish baskets or buckets can be used. An Ohio State Fishing License may be required based on your age. Only 1 pole per child will be allowed and must bring your own.

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MILFORD HS HOMECOMING PARADE

The parade will take place this Friday, SEPT 18 at 6:00 pm. The parade will leave the parking lot of St. Elizabeth Seton School and proceed south on Buckwheat Road.

The parade route will go across Buckwheat Rd – West onto Hunt Club Dr. – South on Monassas Dr. – West on Deblin Dr. – South on Wolfpen-Pleasant Hill Rd, and west onto Eagles Way to the high school football field.

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September 17, 2015
Clean-up and drug-drop days in Miami Township Friday and Saturday

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Friday, SEPT 18 from 2:00 – 6:00 pm
Saturday, SEPT 19 from 7:30 am – 5:00 pm

The Service Department will have several trash dumpsters brought to the Civic Center parking lot for residents to drop off damaged or unwanted household goods. This would include furniture, toys, bikes, grills, concrete blocks, building or landscaping lumber, appliances, etc.

ITEMS THAT ARE NOT ACCEPTED include yard clippings, leaves, tires, wet paint, anti-freeze, or any hazardous materials.

We will also offer an on-site paper shredding service and disposal of medication (MTPD DRUG DROP), motor oil, and lead batteries (alkaline and lithium batteries will not be accepted). Paper shredding will be available on Saturday only. Proof of residency in Miami Township is needed at the time of drop off. For additional information, please contact the Service Department at 248-3728.

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MTPD DRUG DROP

Miami Township Police Department will be hosting its free and anonymous Drug Drop program held in conjunction with the “Clean Up Days” event on SEPT 18 & 19.

The purpose of the program is to encourage citizens to properly dispose of unused, unwanted and expired prescription medications. This helps to prevent accidental overdose, theft of dangerous narcotics and reduces contamination of water sources. We will accept pills, inhalers, patches and syringes.

Medications can be dropped off on SEPT 18 from 2pm – 6pm and on SEPT 19 from 7:30am – 5pm at the Miami Township Civic Center located at 6101 Meijer Dr., Milford, OH 45150. The Drug Drop program is open to anyone.

For questions regarding Drug Drop, please call (513) 248.3721.
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September 17, 2015
‘It was like a dream come true’ – LHS senior selected to present film in New York City

2015 All American High School Film Festival set for October 9 – 11; Dean Parker’s World Premiere at LHS ended with standing ovation

Loveland School District applauds their young film-maker

Loveland, Ohio – Loveland High School (LHS) Senior Dean Parker enjoyed nothing but love in Loveland as a crowded auditorium of supporters gave his film – No Love In Loveland – a standing ovation after the world premiere Sunday, Sept. 13. Parker’s film has been accepted as a finalist in the All American High School Film Festival – the largest high school film festival in the country. The 12-minute long film will be screened at the AMC in Times Square, New York City, in October.

Moviegoers at World Premier at Loveland High School of “No Love in Loveland” – a Dean Parker film.

“I was so wowed and excited,” said Parker about reading the news from the All American High School Film Festival. “It was like a dream come true.

“The support from Loveland has been more than I could have asked for. I am so totally amazed by all the wonderful compliments on the film. To have that support means a lot, and I never expected to have this much. It’s amazing.”

Loveland filmmaker Dean Parker greeting fans as they poured into Loveland High School September 13, to see the world premier of “No Love in Loveland”. His movie has been accepted as a finalist in the All-American High School Film Festival. It is the largest high school film festival in the country and the film will be screened at the AMC in Times Square NYC in October.

“I was very impressed with the trailer and extremely excited for his acceptance into the All American High School Film Festival,” said Jim Barrett, Parker’s photography teacher. “It’s an honor for him to be in such a competition, and more importantly – an incredible experience to go to New York City to be part of everything!”

“The standing ovation at the Sunday evening world premiere really said it all,” said LHS Principal Peggy Johnson. “We are all so proud!”

You can watch No Love In Loveland by visiting Parker’s Vimeo account: https://vimeo.com/134984576

For more information on the All American High School Film Festival: http://www.hsfilmfest.com/

EDITOR’S NOTE: Parker is Video Editor and Videographer for Loveland Magazine. You can read more about Parker:

Young Loveland moviemaker will premier All-American High School Film Festival selection at LHS

Dean Parker led a Q&A after the viewing of No Love in Loveland, with cast members, Cami DeVille, Erin Wilmanns, Austin Bota, and Matt Truesdell.

September 16, 2015
OMJ/Clermont to hold retail job fair Sept. 29

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]BATAVIA, Ohio – OhioMeansJobs/Clermont County will hold a retail job fair 11:30 AM – 2 PM, Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Participating retailers will include JCPenney, Sam’s Club, Home Depot, Kohl’s, Dillard’s, Sears, Kroger, Wendy’s, GFS and Target.

Applicants should dress professionally and bring copies of their resume. For more information, call 513-943-3000.

OhioMeansJobs/Clermont is located at 756 Old State Route 74, Cincinnati 45245.

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September 16, 2015

2nd Annual Bike Trail Photo Contest

2nd Annual Bike Trail Photo Contest

2nd Annual

BIKE TRAIL PHOTO CONTEST

Do you have a great photo of you, your family or friends on a bike trail outing?

Take one this weekend?

Would it be fun to have the photo included in the 2016 Bike Trail Map coming out in March?

If so participate in our photo contest!

First Place prize a $100 gift card to Montgomery Cyclery or Swallow Bicycle Works. Second Place $50, Third Place $25.

Must be submitted by Wednesday November 4th, 2015 at 5 PM

Submit to: Martin@CincyBikeTrails.com

Subject line: Photo Contest 2015

Winners will be announced

Friday December 4th, 2015.

Please submit photos as large as possible. Thumbnails not acceptable. Specify the location of the photo(s). Submission is your permission to use the photo in the contest and promotion of the Bike Trail. All types of trail outing photos welcome such as bicycling, walking, outdoor dining along the trail, picnicking, dog walking, running, playing in the river. Photos that communicate a fun trail outing in any manner.

Photos can be from any portion of the Little Miami/Loveland/Milford/Newtown/Morrow/Lebanon/Morrow/Miami Township Trail Areas. Email photos to martin@CincyBikeTrails.com

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September 16, 2015

Grand Opening of Honest-1 Auto Care Loveland will be a Family Fun Festival
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Now Open! We are excited to serve you and your vehicle!

Sunday, October 11 from 11 AM until 4 PM

Grand Opening Family Fun Festival

Honest-1 Auto Care is in the Shoppes of Loveland plaza near the Loveland Starbucks at 10645 Loveland Madeira Rd.

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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.
- Participation might include:
  Providing entertainment – live family entertainment
  Setting up a booth – craft, food or information about your services
  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 16, 2015
This is where you will find hand-crafted chocolates in Loveland, Ohio

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Loveland Sweets is a purveyor of hand-crafted chocolates, caramels, marshmallows, and ice creams. Our house-made candies are prepared in small batches using only the finest ingredients. We also offer an extensive line of quality panned chocolates, fine domestic and European chocolates, gummis and novelty candies as well as seasonal specialities. Our ice cream is made on the premises, and flavors change frequently allowing us to feature ,among other things, fresh local fruits during the peak of berry and peach season.

Visit soon at 124 West Loveland Avenue in downtown Loveland.

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September 15, 2015
It’s here… Watch Dean Parker’s No Love in Loveland

No Love in Loveland now available for public viewing

Loveland filmmaker Dean Parker greeting fans as they poured into Loveland High School September 13, to see the world premier of “No Love in Loveland”. His movie has been accepted as a finalist in the All-American High School Film Festival. It is the largest high school film festival in the country and the film will be screened at the AMC in Times Square NYC in October.

Loveland, Ohio – Loveland movie-maker, Dean Parker had the world premier of his latest, short film, No Love in Loveland, Sunday night at Loveland High School.

Parker declared, “The love revolution can now begin in Loveland.”

To that end, Parker has now released his film on his Vimeo Channel to the general public. Viewing is FREE.

The film is 12-minutes in length.

“A love-seeking teenage boy tries to start a love revolution in a town called Loveland.”

2015 OFFICIAL SELECTION: All-American High School Film Festival

Starring:

Matthew Truesdell as Isaac
Austin Bota as Brett
Erin Wilmanns as Lily
Cami DeVille as Caroline

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Written, Produced and Directed by Dean Parker
Cinematography by Dean Parker
Edited by Dean Parker
Shot on a Canon 60D
Edited with Final Cut Pro X
Audio recorded with Audio Technica At-897 microphone

Dean Parker led a Q&A after the viewing of No Love in Loveland, with cast members, Cami DeVille, Erin Wilmanns, Austin Bota, and Matt Truesdell.

Read this Loveland Magazine interview with Parker:

How Parker got started making films

Moviegoers at World Premier at Loveland High School of “No Love in Loveland” – a Dean Parker film.

September 14, 2015