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Mark Fitzgerald is Loveland’s new Mayor
Angie Settell elected Vice-Mayor Loveland, Ohio – Mark Fitzgerald was elected by fellow council members tonight to be the Mayor of Loveland for the next two years. He and Angie Settle were both nominated, however when secret paper ballots were counted, Fitzgerald had four votes, to Settell’s two. Rob Wiesgerber did not attend the…
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WATCH LIVE: Obama to give prime-time address, 8 p.m. EST Sunday
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Immediate openings are available to intern in Congressman Brad Wenstrup’s office
Immediate openings are available to intern in Congressman Brad Wenstrup’s office, both in Washington D.C. and Ohio. Internship positions are offered for college and graduate students and are designed to provide students with a first-hand learning experience in a Congressional office. Applications are open for winter/spring and summer positions. WHO: Any student enrolled in either college…
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$300,000 raised for CancerFree KIDS
Mason, Ohio – CancerFree KIDS held their annual Celebration of Champions Dinner at the Manor House in Mason Ohio on Thursday, November 12, celebrating childhood cancer survivors and raising more than $300,000 for CancerFree KIDS. Local 12’s Brad Johanson and John Gumm hosted the evening. More than 575 guests attended the event to support childhood cancer…
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Attorney General DeWine announces RadioShack gift-card holders may be eligible for refunds
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today announced that consumers who have unused gift cards from the former RadioShack, can file claims to seek refunds for remaining card balances. “Consumers who have unused RadioShack gift cards may be able to get their money back,” Attorney General DeWine said. “We’re encouraging eligible Ohioans to take advantage of…
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Did you know you can put hold on cable, phone, and internet services while out of town?
Are you headed to visit loved ones for the holiday season or spending the winter months where it’s warm? If so, you may be eligible for a seasonal hold on your cable, internet and phone services. This hold will drop your bill to just a small monthly fee and will save you the hassle of…
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Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board offers mini-grants
BATAVIA, Ohio – The Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board (MHRB) will again offer “mini-grants” in 2016 to fund activities that promote positive mental health and prevent substance abuse. The board is looking for innovative projects that will positively affect mental health and/or prevent substance abuse for any age group. A total up to…
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Third grade students travel back in time at Governor Bebb Nature Preserve
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland Elementary School (LES) third-grade students went back to the 1800’s to learn Thursday, Oct. 29, when the class traveled to Okeana to visit the Governor Bebb Nature Preserve. Students toured a small village and were able to see how characteristics of the past have helped to shape communities today. They also saw…
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Latest ultra high-definition (UHD) televisions could add $1 billion to U.S. viewers’ annual utility bills
GOOD NEWS: Technology Already Exists to Minimize This Energy Drain The latest ultra high-definition (UHD) televisions use an average of 30 percent more energy than their high-definition (HD) predecessors, which could add $1 billion to U.S. viewers’ annual utility bills if energy-saving improvements are not expanded to all models, according to a groundbreaking report today…
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When Surgeons Multitask: The Little-Known Practice of Concurrent Surgeries
When you go to the hospital for an operation, did you know your surgeon might also be performing a procedure on another patient, in a different operating room, over the same scheduled time period? This practice – “two patients, two operating rooms, moving back and forth from one to the other” while relying on assistance…
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