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Child’s car seat help available locally
Across the Tri-State area, there are child passenger safety technicians available to assist with fitting or checking your child’s car seat. The Comprehensive Children’s Injury Center at Cincinnati Children’s provides this list of places where you can find qualified help installing or checking the installation of your child’s car seat. Car Seat Fitting Locations [pdf-embedder…
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Hunter Greene Hurls Fire But the Reds Fall Short
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – Though the Reds’ day started with a parade, it ended in frustration. Hunter Greene started things off with some heat, striking out a bevy of Giants. He allowed a 2 run shot to Heliot Ramos in the fourth but overall had a solid day – 5 innings, allowing just…
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Debate intensifies over major cuts to Ohio’s Fair School Funding Plan
The Cupp-Patterson plan was originally offered as a bill in the Ohio Legislature, but instead was written into the state budget with a six-year implementation schedule. Full funding of $2 million, and full implementation, must be part of each state budgeting process. (Adobe Stock) Farah Siddiqi, Producer Public News Service At the Ohio Statehouse,…
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Ohio higher ed overhaul to ban diversity efforts and regulate classroom discussion heads to governor
Education, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, News, Region and Beyond, Statehouse and Around OhioOhio college students and protesters rally at the Statehouse on March 19, 2025, against Senate Bill 1, a higher education overhaul that bans diversity efforts and faculty strikes, and sets rules around classroom discussion, among other things. (Photo by David DeWitt, Ohio Capital Journal.) By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal A controversial bill to overhaul Ohio…
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Monkey Bar owners propose new restaurant/bar in Loveland
A “picture sketch” of a new bar and grill proposed by the owners of the Monkey Bar Loveland, Ohio – On December 15, 2022 the owners of the property at 115 Railroad Avenue presented early redevelopment design plans to the Loveland Historic Preservation and Planning Commission (HPPC) for review. The proposed development sits between Hometown…
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Breakfast with the Bots, Saturday, April 5 at Loveland High School
Loveland, Ohio – There are just 10 more days until for Breakfast with the Bots, Saturday, April 5 at Loveland High School. You can enjoy hot pancakes drenched in warm syrup with some sizzling bacon, and check out the teams’ competition robots from this year, including the Loveland Middle School team that is going to…
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[Watch Meeting] P&Z denies Conditional Use at 514 West Loveland Avenue
Loveland, Ohio – On Tuesday, March 4, there was a public hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission for “Conditional Use” at 514 West Loveland Avenue in the West Loveland Historic District. The owner, William Kammerer requested approval to build a new 2-family dwelling on the rear of the property in the Office Residential Zoning…
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Did politics kill Women’s History Month at Ohio University?
Honorees at the We Rally & We Rise Women’s Conference pose for a group photo in Lancaster, Ohio, on March 21, 2025. Kim Barlag, third from right in a purple suit, helped organize the independent event after Ohio University canceled its longtime Women’s History Month celebration following new federal guidance on anti-discrimination policies. (Megan Cardenas/OH Creative…
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Motley Fool’s Ricky Mulvey: Why I’m Buying MORE Stocks Despite Growing Recession Risk
Ricky Mulvey was a former intern and “talking head” at Loveland Magazine 1 day ago – BiggerPockets Money Podcast Are we headed right for a recession, or are stocks on sale? We don’t own a crystal ball, but Ricky Mulvey from The Motley Fool is capitalizing on the recent stock market swing by loading up on some of his favorite equities. Lisen…
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The Big Red Machine: A 50th Anniversary celebration of the Back-to-Back World Champions opens March 27 at the Reds Hall of Fame & Museum
Cincinnati, Ohio – The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum’s newest exhibit “The Big Red Machine: A 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Back-to-Back World Champions” presented by Dinsmore will open to the public on Reds Opening Day, Thursday, March 27. Fans can relive the excitement of the Big Red Machine’s legendary 1975 and 1976…
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