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Loveland Woman’s club next meeting will be on April 10
The Loveland Woman’s club held their first meeting of the spring on Tuesday, March 10. Marla Thomas became the newest member of the club. Hostesses for the meeting were K.Buckler, Vona Bales and Chriss Bailey. Guest speaker for the meeting was Mike Veroni,CFO of the Cincinnati Opera. The next meeting will April 10 at…
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Great Oaks to offer heavy equipment training for adults
The surge in construction and public works projects across the region has created a demand for heavy equipment operators. To meet that demand, Great Oaks Career Campuses will begin offering Heavy Equipment Operations and Engineering training for adults at the Live Oaks campus in Milford. “Being able to operate large machines with precision takes…
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$200 grants for rain gardens available
Rain gardens are quickly growing in popularity If you are planning some new landscaping this spring, you may want to consider a rain garden, which can be an attractive feature that also helps manage stormwater runoff. The Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is once again offering 10 grants of $200 each to property…
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Loveland Bike Trail: CLOSING ALERT
Next to the Peters Cartridge Factory Beginning March 23, a section of the Loveland Bike Trail (Little Miami Trail) next to the Peters Cartridge Factory (mile marker 35.0 to 35.5) will be closed weekdays from 7 AM until 5:30 PM for environmental remediation work. The trail will be open evenings and weekends. No detour will be provided…
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Milford, Ohio Native serves with Navy Strike Fighter Squadron VFA-122
Proud of the work he is doing By Navy Office of Community Outreach Public Affairs LEMOORE, Calif. – A 2003 Glen Este graduate and Milford, Ohio native is currently serving with the U.S. Navy’s Strike Fighter Squadron 122, also known as the “Flying Eagles”, stationed at Naval Air Station Lemoore. Petty Officer 2nd Class Chris…
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Loveland Spring brush pick-up schedule
Brush must be placed at the curb no later than Sunday night Loveland, Oh. – The spring brush pick-up program will begin on Monday, March 16, and will run for five weeks. Brush must be placed at the curb no later than Sunday night of the scheduled week of each collection. The following will be…
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Suspect charged in school burglary
Loveland, Oh. – Charges have been filed in connection with the burglary that occurred at the Loveland Middle School on February 5. Cash was stolen. A 27 year-old male was charged with one count of burglary, a second degree felony. Just after midnight on Thursday, February 20, Loveland Sergeant Kevin Corbett observed a man walk into the Speedway…
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Ohio River expected to rise above flood stage this weekend; minor flooding expected
BATAVIA, Ohio – The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Ohio River at Cincinnati for this weekend. The river is expected to rise above 52 feet – flood stage – late Saturday morning and to crest at 53.7 feet by early Sunday afternoon. Minor flooding is likely, and may affect…
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Here is City fix for parking problems in Historic Downtown
VIDEO: Loveland’s Downtown Parking Committee report released This Loveland Magazine TV video was taken on January 27, when the City of Loveland’s Downtown Parking Committee presented the culmination of their work. On January 28, 2014, council appointed a Downtown Parking Advisory Committee (“DPAC”) to identify issues and solutions for improving downtown parking conditions. The committee…
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2015 Loveland Athletic Boosters Mulch Madness Sale
The Loveland Athletic Boosters (LAB) support the Loveland City School District athletic programs (7th – 12th grades) which includes 900+ boys and girls. Support of the student athletes includes: Sponsoring activities to promote school spirit and enthusiasm Purchasing and donating equipment to the athletic department Funding major capital improvements including the High School Fitness Center…
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