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[VIDEO] Dick Dyson wants answers about Pam Gross sitting in too many seats
Loveland, Ohio – Resident, Dick Dyson went to the Council meeting on May 23 and asked why Councilwoman Pam Gross was the City Council Representative for the Planning and Zoning Commission and was the Vice President of Community Improvement Corporation. Wildflower House — where women & girls bloom!
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[VIDEO] Tom Morris says there is a suspicious lack of information about City Hall project”
“Be responsible and not self-serving.” Loveland, Ohio – On Tuesday, May 23, Tom Morris went to the Loveland Council meeting and asked Council to slow down the demolition of City Hall. He told council members that he moved to Loveland because it was a small town that cared more about its history and its people than its desire…
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[EDITORIAL] Council and City staff must curb Mayor Fitzgerald’s reign of error
by Loveland Magazine Publisher, David Miller Mayor Mark Fitzgerald announced at the beginning of the May 23 Council meeting that he has instituted a “zero tolerance policy” towards whispering or passing documents during meetings. The Mayor in recent months has used his gavel indiscriminately and in a random manner to quiet the audience attending meetings. He routinely warns them…
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[VIDEO] Mike Meldon wants Council to respect the environment
Meldon said the Loveland owes the environment because it gives us so much. Loveland, Ohio – This LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV video is resident, Mike Meldon, speaking at the Loveland Council meeting on May 23 about what makes Loveland so unique. He said it was, “Beautiful and beloved.” He said that without nature, Loveland is not the same…
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[VIDEO] Mayor announces Zero Tolerance Policy: No whispering or passing papers during meetings
Loveland, Ohio – Mayor Mark Fitzgerald announced at the beginning of the May 23 Council meeting that he has instituted a “Zero tolerance policy” towards the public’s whispering or passing documents among themselves during meetings. He said it was because it was intentionally, “Preventing the audience from hearing or knowing the business of the body…
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Summer jobs available for eligible teens
Youth can earn $10/hour Clermont County Job & Family Services and its partner Easterseals are looking for youth and employers to participate in the 2017 Summer Youth Employment Initiative. In 2016, 127 youth and 48 employers participated in the program in Clermont County. There is no cost to employers — Easterseals is the employer of…
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[Video] Officer Fred Barnes and Detective Steve Moster honored for service to Loveland
Loveland, Ohio – This LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV video is from the City Council Meeting on Tuesday, May 9, Chief Sean Rahe recognized Loveland School Resource Officer Fred Barnes and Detective Steve Moster for their service to the City of Loveland and the announcement of their retirement. Rahe said that Detective Steve Moster joined the Loveland Police Department in 1994, and holds…
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Powers and Smith urge more, not less, public input into tearing down City Hall
Loveland, Ohio – Diane Powers and Steven Smith took to the open forum podium at the May 9th Council meeting and both played out how they would like council member to proceed with the possible tearing down of City Hall and replacing it with a four-story commercial building in Historic Downtown. The plan is for City Hall…
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Council can’t agree on when public gets chance to weigh-in on replacing City Hall
Loveland, Ohio – On May 9th Jay Stewart the President of the Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) presented the final recommendations to City Council with options on how to repurpose the City Building. Part of the recommendation was for Council to hold “public hearings” on the recommendations before proceeding with the project. Mayor Mark Fitzgerald asked for…
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[Video] CIC’s City Hall Repurposing Recommendation by Jay Stewart
Loveland, Ohio – On May 9, Jay Stewart, President of the Community Improvement Corporation presented the CIC’s “City Hall Repurposing Recommendation”. City Hall Repurposing Reccomendation Memo City Hall Repurposing Report A family-owned business offering a wide variety of soft-serve specialty desserts.
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