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Clermont engineer provides up-date on Branch Hill-Guinea road construction
Loveland Magazine asked Clermont County Traffic Engineer Jeremy Evans to provide an up-date on the road construction on Branch Hill-Guinea Pike heading down the hill into Branch Hill. Construction will resume sometime in the spring. The asphalt plants closed just before Christmas last year and their spring opening date will depend on the weather. The next phase includes some…
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Greg Benkner: The bike trail and left turns blow the flow!
“We’re not going to get another bridge or widen roads in the near future . . . it is what it is. However, we can manage the traffic flow much better than currently.” Loveland, Ohio – Historic Downtown business owner, Greg Benkner wrote to city council members today with his plan to alleviate traffic congestion…
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Take our Poll: Do you support the Loveland Farmers’ Market return to Historic Downtown?
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Loveland Elementary School’s “The Compassion Project”
LES third-grade students excel in a special lesson on building community locally, across the state and around the world Loveland, Ohio – Each month there is an assignment for Loveland Elementary School (LES) third-grade students in Melissa Prenger and Kelly McDonald’s classes that is a bit outside the traditional textbook. The lesson is about compassion, and…
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161 apartment proposal next to New Hope Baptist Church get initial approval
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Loveland, Ohio – PLK Communities wants to develop a 161unit, “multiple family residential” development on two vacant parcels totaling 5.781acres on Loveland Madeira Road next to New Hope Baptist Church. A previous proposal to build 101 “Senior” apartments on the land has fallen through. LK Communities located in Kenwood, is a “real estate management company with a focus…
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Birth Certificates and Childhood Immunizations Available
It may seem early, but as most schools are now accepting registrations for new Kindergarten students, its time to begin preparing to go back to school. Birth certificates, and childhood immunizations are required to enroll in Kindergarten. Clermont County Public Health can help. Clermont County Public Health offers birth certificates for any individual born in…
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Milford full-day kindergarten registration for 2016-17 – Lottery held on February 12
A lottery will be held on Friday, February 12, 2016, at 4 p.m. to determine who is admitted into the all-day program Milford Exempted Village Schools will again be offering a full-day kindergarten class at all of their elementary schools. The cost of the full-day option is $3,000 a year. Scholarships and reduced fees are available…
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New immunization rules for 7th graders
Did you know that Ohio Department of Health revised the immunization requirements for students entering the seventh grade? Students must show proof of the following immunizations before returning to school in the fall of 2016: * Tdap vaccine (to protect from tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis) * Meningococcal vaccine (to protect from meningitis) For questions about vaccines your…
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Clermont County early voting starts Feb. 17
Those who want to vote at their own convenience can vote by mail or come into the Board of Elections during office hours starting Feb. 17 to vote early. If you want to vote by mail, call the Board of Elections at 513-732-7275 to request an application or print an absentee application off the website www.ClermontElections.org.…
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Sign up to be a Clermont poll worker for primary; earn $130
The Clermont County Board of Elections is looking for poll workers for the March 15 primary election. Ohio holds an early primary election every four years to have a greater impact on the presidential nominee selection for each party. The Board of Elections must ensure that each of the 166 precincts in the county has two Democratic…
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