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Apex Sock Monkey congratulates Dr. Kathryn Lorenz
To honor Dr. “K” for her 32 years of service to Loveland Schools, the Apex Sock Monkey joins Jim Brown, Magic Johnson, Sandy Koufax, Franco Harris, Shaq, and Dr. “J” in sporting #32 on his Loveland jersey. Advertisement Loveland, Ohio – Dr. Kathryn Lorenz said “It was amazing to see family, friends, students. So many loved ones,” after the fundraiser and to…
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoes bill that would’ve banned gender-affirming care for trans youth
Health & Wellness, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioJANUARY 31: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine gives the State of the State Address, January 31, 2023, in the House Chamber at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original story.) BY: MORGAN TRAU – Ohio Capital Journal Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has vetoed legislation that would…
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Little Miami Scenic Trail now open at Grandin Road
The Friends of The Little Miami State Park said on their FaceBook page yesterday, “The trail reconstruction and underpass at Grandin Rd.(Cartridge Factory) is now complete, and the trail is open to users! However, trail access at Grandin is still under construction, so don’t plan on parking there quite yet. Enjoy the new safer, wider…
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Winter Crisis Program available for Ohioans
The Winter Crisis Program is a special component of the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and is administered by community action agencies throughout Ohio. Heating assistance for income eligible Ohioans is available November 1 through March 31. Ohioans with a household income at or below 175 percent of the federal poverty guidelines that are facing disconnection, have been disconnected or have…
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Valentine Program and Breakfast
Promoted Post Loveland, Ohio – Our Loveland Valentine Breakfast is a wonderful way to celebrate Valentine’s Day in the Sweetheart of Ohio. Join us for a lovely community breakfast on Valentine’s Day! February 9 8:30 AM Oasis Conference Center The Loveland Valentine Breakfast by the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance is sponsored by Oasis Golf…
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Ohio to get $110 million from DuPont in PFAS lawsuit settlement
In this Dec. 9, 2015 file photo, the company name of Dupont appears above its trading post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)AP By Jake Zuckerman, jzuckerman@cleveland.com COLUMBUS, Ohio – The state will receive $110 million from two massive chemical manufacturers for their role unleashing vast sums of toxic…
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Dr. Kathryn Lorenz service to Loveland City School District celebrated with scholarship fundraiser
Loveland, Ohio – Dr. Kathryn Lorenz said “It was amazing to see family, friends, students. So many loved ones,” after the fundraiser and to honor her 32 years of service as a member of the Loveland City School Board. The Dr. Kathryn Lorenz Scholarship amount is now up to $1750. The scholarship is sponsored by…
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Candidates for Ohio Supreme Court seats make it official
The Gavel outside the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio, September 20, 2023, at 65 S. Front Street, Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original article.) BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Secretary of State’s Office released the names of March 19 primary candidates for…
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UC research shows PFAS (Forever Chemical) exposure may delay girls’ puberty
Study is the first to pinpoint hormones as a functional mechanism in the delay By Bill Bangert Research from the University of Cincinnati shows that exposure to PFAS may delay the onset of puberty in girls. The research was published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives. This study is the first longitudinal research that included the component…
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Flu and COVID infections are rising and could get worse over the holidays, CDC says
The Associated Press says, “Look for flu and COVID-19 infections to ramp up in the coming weeks.” NEW YORK (AP) — Look for flu and COVID-19 infections to ramp up in the coming weeks, U.S. health officials say, with increases fueled by holiday gatherings, too many unvaccinated people and a new version of the coronavirus…
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