Loveland & Local
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VIDEO: $2 million bond and possible death penalty for Charles Crawford charged with killing his infant child
Clermont County Assistant Prosecutor Dorothy Smith said the crime was horrific. by David Miller Batavia, Ohio – The prosecutor’s office says Charles Crawford admitted to putting his 4 month-old into the river. Investigators have not yet said if they know exactly how Kaylynn Crawford died. An autopsy report is pending. At a bond hearing Tuesday morning in the…
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Body believed to be Kaylynn Crawford found, father arrested for murder
by David Miller Miami Township, Ohio – Police believe they have found the remains of Kaylynn Crawford along the Little Miami riverbank on private property in the 100 block of Glendale-Milford Road in Miami Township, Clermont County. Monday afternoon, information from Charles Crawford, the father of four-month old of Kaylynn, led police to the location. He has been charged with murder and is…
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No news from press conference about missing Loveland infant
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – “It’s been a very long day, especially for the Crawford family,” said Loveland Police Chief Sean Rahe at a 2 PM news conference at City Hall. Rahe read from a prepared statement that said, “We are in the early stages of an ongoing criminal investigation.” Also appearing with Rahe was Savalas…
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Up-date on missing Loveland infant
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland police may have a press conference at 2 PM. They are expected to issue a press release shortly. Loveland police and State of Ohio are actively investigating a Loveland home, and are interviewing many family members at the Safety Center. Police are tight-lipped and speaking to no one. Many agencies are at…
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Four month old girl reported abducted at Loveland Dollar General
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland Police Department is looking for Kaylynn Crawford. Kaylynn’s father reported her missing from his car in the parking lot of Dollar General on Loveland Madeira Road at [quote_left]Kaylynn is described by police as, “A four month old African American girl approximately 10 inches long and 15 pounds.” [/quote_left]approximately 8:52 p.m. Sunday night. Investigators from…
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Here is what the Cool School will look like this year – Thank you Loveland City Schools
We are seeking energetic, committed, and dependable adults, and college and high school students to lead and coordinate the development of the program. by Terri Rogers Students at Loveland Elementary, Primary and Intermediate Schools are receiving extra help with homework from the Cool School Program… but it does more than that. It provides attention to those…
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Boomer Give Back to the Community Garage Sale
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mark your calendars for one of the largest sales in the area. The sale is Aug. 4, 5, 6th from 9 AM until 3 PM, rain or shine. Held at 5756 S. St. Rt. 48 Maineville, Ohio across from Kroger. All proceeds go back to charities in the community such as Bernie’s Place, Tabitha’s…
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Misty Cheshire is Clerk of the Year in Ohio
Loveland, Ohio – On Wednesday July 20, during the 61st annual Ohio Municipal Clerks Association (OMCA) banquet, City of Loveland’s Clerk of Council, Misty Cheshire, received the Clerk of the Year Award. Mayor Mark Fitzgerald said, “The award only reasserts what the City of Loveland’s elected officials and staff already knew; which is that Misty’s…
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Will you help your neighbor kids be prepared for their school-year?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Going back to school is an exciting time and we want the kids to start out on proud and prepared! Dear Loveland Magazine readers, The Student L.I.F.E. Shop is rapidly approaching! On Saturday, August 13th, “OUR” kids Grades K-12 will be getting gift cards from Payless for new shoes, a spirit wear Loveland tee-shirt,…
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Summer energy conservation tips
As the heat index outside rises, the consumption of energy to cool the inside of your home likely increases too. With the help of these tips from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), you have the ability to use energy wisely to better manage your bills. During the summer, the electricity used to run…
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