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I am once again asking Ohio lawmakers to please just feed the children
Students getting their l lunch at a primary school. (Photo by Amanda Mills/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.) Commentary by David DeWitt I am once again asking Ohio lawmakers to please just feed the children. For all that is good and decent, at long last, may we please at least just make sure schoolchildren aren’t…
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‘The bill is very racist.’ Ohio House Democrats question Republican senator on his higher ed bill
Hundreds of students protested against Senate Bill 1 on Ohio State’s campus on March 4, 2025. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Democrats peppered Republican state Sen. Jerry Cirino with questions over his higher education overhaul bill this week. The bill would ban faculty strikes and diversity efforts…
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Win a Loveland High School student painted rain barrel
Loveland, Ohio – Two students from Loveland High School are doing a raffle drawing for several lucky Loveland (45140) community members to win a painted and installed rain barrel through a partnership with Caring For Our Watersheds. If you’re interested in entering the raffle fill out this FORM. If you win you are responsible for…
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Local Ohio public school leaders tell lawmakers that full funding is critical for their districts
(Stock photo from Getty Images) By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Local public school leaders from all around the state filled the Ohio House Education Committee’s hearing room on Tuesday to explain to lawmakers how full state funding is critical to their districts. Christopher Edison, superintendent of Pymatuning Valley Local School District, described the pride in…
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Governor DeWine attends Loveland High School class
Loveland, Ohio – On Monday, Loveland High School welcomed Ohio Governor Mike DeWine for a visit with students. DeWine spoke to students in Jim Vanatsky’s freshman World History class and Caitlin Smith’s Advanced Placement Macroeconomics class. During the visit, the Governor talked about his family, his childhood, and his nearly 50-year career in public service.…
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Miami U. Board of Trustees approves site for the design phase of an event district with multipurpose arena
Cook Field, with Cole Service Building in the foreground, State Route 73 at left, Farmer School of Business at right (drone image by Jeff Sabo) Cook Field site chosen Oxford, Ohio – During its Feb. 28 meeting, the Miami University Board of Trustees approved the site location to continue the initial concept and design phase…
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Team CoUREage 6.0 has 12 days left!
Education, Entertainment, Events, Food & Restaurants, Health & Wellness, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, NewsLoveland, Ohio – Team CoUREage 6.0 has 12 days left and there is still plenty of fun and funds to be had! Thursday – Mio’s Pizza Giveback or MPH Brewing in Montgomery, Saturday – HUGE Garage Sale at 112 Silas Lane in White Pillars Sunday – Bishop’s Quarter FINAL Sunday Funday, super fun and the…
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Take advantage of discounted Cincinnati Museum Center tickets!
Now through April 30, the Cincinnati Museum Center is offering inflation-busting discounts, dropping prices on Museum Admission all the way through Spring Break! With up to 25% off Museum Admission, museum memories are now more accessible for everyone. The All Museums Admission is $19.50 for adults and $12.50 for children and seniors through April 30.…
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Water safety is critical for children and adults with developmental disabilities
Education, Events, Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and BeyondThis message is from the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Loveland, Ohio – Water safety is critical for children and adults with developmental disabilities (DD). Many individuals with DD are drawn to water and some are unable to understand the dangers associated with it. Tragically, the leading cause of death among individuals with autism…
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Ohio Republican state senator wants to ban diversity and inclusion efforts in public schools
By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal A new bill proposed by an Ohio Republican lawmaker would ban diversity and inclusion efforts in Ohio K-12 public schools. State Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, recently introduced Ohio Senate Bill 113 which would require every local board of education in the state to adopt a policy that would end any current diversity and…
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