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Ohio citizen-led abortion rights amendment takes next step after petition language certified
Getty Image BY: OHIO CAPITAL JOURNAL STAFF The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has certified petition summary language for a proposed amendment to protect abortion rights in the state constitution, which organizers hope to place on the November ballot. The Ohio Ballot Board will now determine whether or not the initiative only involves changing only one amendment,…
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Elizabeth Madison is the first Loveland female wrestler to punch her ticket to State
Photo by Loveland Athletics Elizabeth Madison is the first ever female wrestler at Loveland High School to earn her way to the OHSAA Championships. Madison is the 170 lbs Regional Champion. Madison will take her 38-0 record to state this upcoming weekend and compete for a state title.
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LIFE FOOD PANTRY:
THIS WEEK’S PRIMARY NEEDSFOOD: Cooking Oil, Flour, Sugar, Muffin Mix, Cake Mix, Frosting, Bisquick/Pancake Mix, Coffee PERSONAL CARE: Body Wash, Cold Medications, Feminine Hygiene Products HOUSEHOLD & PAPER GOODS: Cleaning Products, Paper Towels, Toilet Paper BABY: Pull-Ups, Diapers, Wipes WEEKEND BAGS: Individual Bags of Chips, Pretzels, Cookies
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Need assistance with Medicaid, SNAP benefits, Presumptive Eligibility, or Marketplace insurance?
Make sure your enrollment information is up to date Loveland, Ohio – HealthSource of Ohio’s Outreach and Enrollment Team will help if you need assistance with Medicaid, SNAP benefits, Presumptive Eligibility, or Marketplace insurance. This is a FREE service for anyone in the community – you don’t have to be a HealthSource patient. Call or…
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On the stand, former House speaker confronted by prosecutors with inconsistencies
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder gives the thumbs up as he enters the courthouse where he is expected to testify Wednesday, March 1, 2023. Photo from WEWS. BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal The cross examination prompted some observers to say Householder badly damaged his defense against federal racketeering charges by using the risky tactic of…
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Ohio child labor hours could change under State Senate bill
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal A bill to allow children to work later hours was passed through an Ohio Senate committee Thursday with bipartisan support. Senate Bill 30, which passed the committee after three hearings and with no testimony against the bill, would allow a 14 or 15-year-old to work until 9 p.m. year round. Current law prohibits…
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Browns Bipartisan legislation to support First Responders passes Senate
by David Miller Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) joined a bipartisan group of colleagues to applaud the unanimous Senate passage of his bipartisan legislation to help police, fire, emergency medical, and 911 personnel cope with the stresses of responding to crisis situations. The Fighting Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Act of 2023 would establish mental…
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City of Loveland Water Increase Raises our Eyebrows
by Cassie Mattia and David Miller When we first heard about the City of Loveland raising water rates only one of our brows raised, but on closer examination, real-life experiences, and asking questions of Loveland’s City Council Members we went full brow. Below you will find the questions we asked all seven council members in…
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[VIDEO] Ribbon Cutting and Open House at Loveland’s new Chamber office
The public was invited to join the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance as they celebrated moving into their new office on March 2nd at 514 West Loveland Avenue. There is plenty of free parking behind the office that can be accessed from either the driveway off of West Loveland or the driveway off of Center Alley. The…
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Householder denies D.C. dinners, tying donations to legislation
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Former House Speaker Larry Householder, R-Glenford. Source: Ohio General Assembly. CINCINNATI — Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on Wednesday claimed that he never promised any legislative action to FirstEnergy in exchange for the tens of millions the company paid into a 501(c)(4) dark money group he controlled. He also denied…
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