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Final Report of the Special Counsel Jack Smith on efforts to interfere with the lawful transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election
REPORT ON EFFORTS TO INTERFERE WITH THE LAWFUL TRANSFER OF POWER FOLLOWING THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OR THE CERTIFICATION OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTE HELD ON JANUARY 6, 2021 In 2020, then-President Donald J. Trump ran for reelection against Joseph R. Biden, Jr. As alleged in the original and superseding indictments, substantial evidence demonstrates…
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Loveland Bike Trail could become part of National Scenic Trail
National Park Service considering making the The Buckeye Trail (including Loveland Bike Trail) a National Scenic Trail Loveland, Ohio – Loveland certainly, and rightfully so, brags of having the National and State Scenic Little Miami River flowing through our Historic Downtown. Recent and ongoing efforts to protect the integrity of its water quality and…
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Ohio Republicans start the year by throwing public education under the school bus
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine gets off a school bus as part of the first Ohio School Bus Safety Working Group meeting at the Ohio Department of Public Safety Atrium on Sept. 11, 2023. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). Commentary by Marilou Johanek – Ohio Capital Journal It didn’t take long. The new legislative…
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Loveland Football Finds a New Head Coach in Bob Mullins
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – For the Loveland Tigers Football Team, last season was a learning experience to be sure. Under the stewardship of interim head coach Brian Damewood, Loveland finished 3-7. They posted wins against Turpin, Walnut Hills and Little Miami by a combined score of 99-16. Numerous players, including Brady Stidham, Max…
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Ohio Gov. DeWine approves firearm privacy, insurance prohibitions
Potential buyers try out guns which are displayed on an exhibitor’s table during the Nation’s Gun Show. (Photo by Alex Wong, Getty Images) The measures provide protections from requirements gun owners were unlikely to face By: Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal Last week Gov. Mike DeWine signed a measure into law prohibiting Ohio financial institutions…
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Elected Officials Guide to Emergency Management – Read the plan every local government should have in place
Loveland, Ohio – Emergency management, from mitigation through long-term recovery, must be recognized and supported by all elected officials as a critical government service. They play a crucial role in public safety. Their understanding and support of emergency management is vital to the safety and well-being of the public and our communities. Emergency management is…
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Open House for Loveland-Madeira Road Corridor Project
Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation, is proposing a roadway improvement project on Loveland Madeira Road from West Loveland Avenue to just past Valley View Lane. Proposed improvements are being funded by a $4.6-million grant through the OKI Regional Council of Governments and include the following: Pedestrian enhancements,…
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Natural Wonderings/Wanderings by Elizabeth (Schickel) Robinson
“Ohio Summer Night with Owls and Fireflies” © Elizabeth (Schickel) Robinson At breakfast recently I asked my husband, do you know when to use the word who and when to use the word whom? He looked at me with just the slightest twinkle and said “well, the Barred Owl says “who” and the Great Horned Owl…
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[VIDEO] Planning Commission discusses reversal of course on SPD for 12 homes on Riverside Drive
Loveland, Ohio – Near the end of this week’s public hearing, Planning and Zoning Commissioner Rob Weisgerber made a motion to not recommend a zoning map change to City Council. Weisgerber, Andy Bateman and Chairman Mark Redmond agreed with Weisgerber and voted “Yes” David Parker voted “No”. Commission Member Brian O’Neill did not attend the…
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IRS Raises ABLE Account Deposit Limit
Health-Wellness-Disability, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and BeyondStarting this month, individuals with disabilities can accrue more money than ever before in a special type of account that allows people to save without jeopardizing access to Medicaid and other government benefits. Contributions to ABLE accounts can total up to $19,000 for 2025. That’s an increase from $18,000 last year. Read on at Disabilityscoop……
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