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Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday October 29
Loveland Safety Center 126 South Lebanon Rd, Loveland, OH 45140 The Next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is October 29, 2022, 10 AM to 2 PM Loveland, Ohio – The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the…
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Share your ideas to help craft youth mental health strategies
Improving mental health and well-being for young people is a top priority in Interact for Health’s new strategic plan, guiding our work for 2023-2027. They believe tackling such a complex problem starts by listening to those closest to the problem and co-creating solutions with community members and partners. As such, they want to learn from…
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Webinar Series: Suicide Prevention and First Responders
First responders, including paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, and police officers, are at special risk for suicide due to their exposure to trauma as well as other factors that are matter-of-course for this work. Join Steven M. Click, Director of the Ohio Office of First Responder Wellness in the Ohio Department of Public Safety, to learn why it can…
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Breeze Airways promises “Seriously Nice” nonstop flights from CVG
— Promotional fares starting from $39* and $99* –- Cincinnati, Ohio – Breeze Airways, the “Seriously Nice” low-fare airline founded by aviation entrepreneur David Neeleman, announced Wednesday that it will bring service to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) with nonstop flights to Charleston and San Francisco, starting February 8, 2023. Introductory fares for the new…
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Ohio legislative committee passes rule defining fetal heartbeat
Ohio Department of Health Assistant Director Lance Himes answers questions from the Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review. Photo courtesy of The Ohio Channel Rule passes despite court case holding back abortion ban and Dem objections BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal An Ohio legislative committee passed a rule on methods of identifying a fetal heartbeat that…
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[Public Service Announcement] Loveland’s brush pickup schedule
Brush must be placed in the grass near the roadside no later than Sunday night, November 6 LOVELAND, OHIO – Two times each year, the City of Loveland Public Works Department picks up brush for residents. You do not need to call to schedule your brush pick-up since the crew drives a route throughout the…
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Coats for Kids: Warm winter gear for children in Loveland
Loveland, Ohio – Allison Spitzley, a junior at Loveland High School, is working on her Girl Scout Gold Award project, which is creating the annual program, Coats for Kids. The goal of this program, which is through the LIFE Food Pantry, is to provide children of LIFE clients with warm winter gear. They are collecting donations…
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Ohio’s U.S. Senate nominees clash in final debate
Ohio U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Tim Ryan, left, and Republican candidate J.D. Vance, right. Screenshot courtesy of WFMJ broadcast of debate in Youngstown on Oct. 17, 2022. BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s U.S. Senate nominees met Monday in a contentious, final debate of the campaign. Polling has continued to show a dead heat within margins of error…
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Despite reports of harm, DeWine refuses comment on abortion ban law
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal With Gov. Mike DeWine’s blessing, Ohio is in court, fighting to reimpose strict abortion regulations under a law he signed in 2019. But he’s refusing to publicly comment on the numerous stories of suffering it caused during the 11 weeks it was enforced. The law DeWine signed, Senate Bill 23, bans…
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Candy Police will be ringing door bells soon
Halloween is creeping up on us and the Candy Police will be ringing door bells soon! Contact Lieutenant Mike Szpak at 513-707-6116 or mszpak@lovelandoh.gov if you live in Loveland or Hamilton Township and would like us to visit your child or adult with special needs!
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