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All Loveland schools now have “Project Adam” certification
Loveland, Ohio – “Project Adam” Heart Safe Schools have now been established at Loveland Early Childhood Center, Loveland Primary School, and Loveland Elementary School. This certification indicates that the campuses have the procedures, tools, and training necessary to guarantee a prompt reaction in the event of an unexpected cardiac attack. The whole Loveland City School…
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Backers urge Ohio lawmakers to pass AI restrictions
State Sen. Louis Blessing, III, R-Colerain Township (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original article.) The measure focuses on prohibiting deepfake child pornography but also require watermarks and punishes AI identity fraud By: Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio senators heard from supporters Wednesday of a proposal establishing guardrails around…
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Opponents speak out for more than three hours against making changes to Ohio’s marijuana law
Stock photo from Getty Images. House Bill 160 would reduce the THC levels in marijuana extracts from a maximum of 90% down to a maximum of 70%, cap the number of marijuana dispensaries to 350, and reallocate the bulk of marijuana revenue to the state’s General Revenue Fund. By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal More than…
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Loveland, Ohio Memorial Day Program on Monday, May 26
Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland’s Veterans Committee will hold the 2025 Memorial Day Program on Monday, May 26. The guest speaker will be Judge Gary A. Loxley, a member of the 2021 class of the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame. Judge Gary A. Loxley has served as a judge of the Warren County…
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Study: Ohio among hardest hit if Congress, Trump cut Medicaid
A poll released Thursday, May 1 showed 76% of Americans oppose cuts to Medicaid. (Photo via Getty Images) By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio is among five states whose economies will be most harmed if huge proposed Medicaid cuts become reality, the Commonwealth Fund said in an explainer this week. Medicaid, the federal-state health insurer for low-income…
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The Ohio State University Annual Medical Marijuana Patient Survey
Since the legal sale of medical marijuana began in January 2019, The Drug Enforcement and Policy Center at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law has distributed an annual survey regarding the Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP). As Ohio enters another year of medical marijuana sales, they are again distributing a survey to active…
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Ohio House lawmakers introduce companion bill that would ban DEI in K-12 schools
(Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio House Republicans are trying to ban diversity and inclusion in K-12 schools. House Reps. Beth Lear, R-Galena, and Josh Williams, R-Sylvania Township, recently introduced House Bill 155. This is a companion bill to Ohio Senate Bill 113, which has had two hearings so far in the Senate…
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Hamilton County Small Business Day Spotlight: Deal Zone
Small Business Day – The Deal Zone: Secure Your Spot Before Midnight! Hamilton County’s Third Annual Small Business Day is just around the corner, and one of the event’s biggest highlights is The Deal Zone — an exclusive opportunity to connect directly with major companies looking for local suppliers. Even if you haven’t registered for…
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ScoopAble Ice Cream coming to Miami Township at Branch Hill Commons
ScoopAble Ice Cream – Where every scoop makes a difference. Miami Township, Ohio – At ScoopAble Ice Cream, they believe that employing individuals with disAbilities has an incredibly positive impact on our business and the community at large. By offering meaningful job opportunities, individuals not only gain access to a diverse range of skills…
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Ohio Department of Commerce Connects Skilled Trades to Second Chances
In an effort to introduce youth across the state to the opportunities available in the skilled trades, the Department of Commerce will host a virtual 30-minute webinar at noon on Thursday, May 8. This session is open to students, families, school administrators, guidance counselors, educators – anyone who plays a role in helping students make…
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