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Loveland High School’s Electronics Recycling Events
As you spring clean keep these electronics recycling events in mind! The Loveland High School (LHS) Environmental Science Program is promoting three recycling events this spring. They need your help to make the grade. As you are spring cleaning, keep an eye out for both general electronics (anything with a plug), cell phones (old, or…
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Dean Parker’s “Regret” wins two Golden Lion Award
The seventh Annual Golden Lion Awards Film Festival was held on Saturday, April 9, in Ursuline Academy’s Besl Theatre. The event is co-sponsored by Ursuline Academy and Watkins College of Design, Art, & Film. Loveland High School student and Loveland Magazine video producer and editor Dean Parker, won 1st place in the Short Film category and Best of Show…
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Loveland Jazz Bands – A Soul and Funk Revival on April 28 at Oasis
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland High School jazz bands are having their final concert of the school year on Thursday April 28. Susan Sprigg said, “It will be different from the usual: it will be at The Oasis at 6:30 PM, and it is titled “A Soul and Funk Revival.” It should be a great…
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“Dear Mrs. Obama – I think you should come visit our garden.”
“It would be awesome to have her visit us in Loveland.” – Second grade teacher, Brooke Hobson Loveland, Ohio – Connie Bateman, one of the Garden Educators for Granny’s Garden School came up with an idea to put the focus on education through school gardens with a spotlight on Granny’s Garden School. She wants First Lady…
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Loveland’s Earth Day Celebration is a Sustainability Expo
Loveland, Ohio – Earth Day is a national day to focus on the environment. The Loveland Sustainability Council is sponsoring a Sustainability Expo on April 22, from 4 until 6:30 PM at the Jackson Street Market in Historic Downtown. There will be a dozen vendors who will showcase different ways to reduce, reuse and…
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U.S. health officials describe Zika as scarier than previously thought
Inside the Zika crisis with Frontline’s reporting You’ve heard a lot about Zika over the past few months, including the CDC’s confirmation yesterday that the virus causes a devastating birth defect called microcephaly. But if you haven’t been following FRONTLINE’s coverage, you’ve been missing out. Digital reporter Katie Worth spent weeks on the ground in…
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Attorney General DeWine warns of tax scams as filing deadline approaches
The ploy generally begins with a call claiming to come from the IRS or U.S. Treasury Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today warned consumers to avoid “IRS imposter scams” as the April 18 tax-filing deadline approaches. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received over 400 reports of the scam in April. The ploy generally begins…
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Sandy Hook families can sue gun industry
The lawsuit alleges that Remington and the other defendants “unethically, oppressively, immorally and unscrupulously marketed and promoted the assaultive qualities and military uses of AR-15s to civilian purchasers.” A story today from stamfordadvocate.com: BRIDGEPORT – In a legal shot heard around the nation, a Superior Courtjudge ruled Thursday that a lawsuit by the families of the Sandy Hook…
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Loveland Superintendent Chad Hilliker holds Community Coffees and Office Hours
The Loveland City School District has invited the community to meet with Superintendent Chad Hilliker during upcoming Community Coffees and an Office Hours event. Community Coffees 8 until 9:30 AM, Wednesday, May 4, at Julian’s Deli, 200 W. Loveland Avenue, Loveland 11:30 AM until 1 PM Tuesday, May 10, at LaRosa’s, 901 Loveland-Madeira Road, Loveland Office Hours Superintendent Hilliker will open…
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