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Time is running out. Get covered by January 15
Millions more can get assistance paying for health insurance, thanks to the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act Laura Packard – Ohio Capital Journal If you don’t have health insurance — or just want to explore your options — go to healthcare.gov on or before Jan. 15 to get covered with affordable health insurance now.…
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Law removing harmful language on mental health, disabilities praised by advocates
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal A law recently signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine finally removes derogatory language about people with disabilities from state law, a move years in the making. Advocates praised the passage and signing of the Mental Health and Disability Terminology Act, introduced with bipartisan sponsors as House Bill 281. The bill was…
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Bengals Look To Make First Back-To-Back Division Crowns ‘Real’ Against Ravens
Photo by Bengals.com by Geoff Hobson Senior Writer at Bengals.com When is a division title not a division title? The NFL powers-that-be threw that riddle at the Bengals Friday when the owners voted to potentially send the AFC North champion and 11-4 Bengals on the road to Baltimore for next week’s Wild Card playoff game…
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Download the LIFE Food Pantry shopping list of current needs
Loveland, Ohio – The LIFE Food Pantry is a faith and community-supported organization that provides food, financial assistance, and programs to those experiencing hardship. BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE! The holidays have passed but the needs have not–our shelves empty as quickly as we can fill them. If you can help, please choose items from the…
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Teachers’ pension system touts clean audit. Retirees unimpressed
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal The State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio has been flagging the results of a special audit conducted in response to complaints from some teachers and retirees. But for its part, the group representing the state’s retired teachers isn’t backing down from its critiques of the system. The examination, conducted by state…
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D.C. nears Jan. 6 anniversary with warnings about extremism, awards for courage
BY: ARIANA FIGUEROA Ohio Capital Journal – JANUARY 5, 2023 2:58 PM WASHINGTON – On the eve of the second anniversary of the U.S. Capitol insurrection, congressional Democrats and dozens of veterans on Thursday in a press conference called on incoming House Republican leaders to condemn political violence and hold their members who supported the attack accountable…
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Loveland Elementary’s Lyla leads in saying “Get Well” to Damar Hamlin
Loveland, Ohio – Last Thursday the Loveland School District held a Town Hall. This is from the Twitter feed of @LovelandTigers. “Thank you to everyone who signed our “Love from Loveland to Buffalo” banner at last night’s Town Hall. And thank you to Lyla at LES for leading this effort to show support for Damar…
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[Watch Now] Loveland City School District Town Hall Meeting
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District held a Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, January 5 in the Media Center at Loveland Intermediate School. The purpose of the Town Hall was for district leaders to hear from the community about issues facing the District, including the financial future of Loveland City Schools.
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Jill Hayes: Episode 1: The Truth About NIL
Former Loveland High School Women’s basketball star and current University of Cincinnati star Jillian Hayes and Aubrie Rasheed an Oregon State soccer player join together in their latest podcast, The Truth About NIL. The NCAA NIL rule allows college athletes to get paid. HALF AN ATHLETE W/ JIL AND AUBS Episode 1: The Truth About…
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