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There are a substantial number of Grail people throughout this country and the world who want Grailville to survive and thrive
An Open Letter To the dear people of Loveland, Loveland Council, and Zoning board by Trina Paulus Loveland, What a beautiful name! I have been following the saga concerning Grailville from the inside of the movement and with great gratitude for David Miller and Loveland Magazine’s efforts to make sure that we know what we’re…
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April’s Pet of the Month is Louis!
by Mahi Sheth Loveland, Ohio – We are pleased to present Loveland Magazine’s Pet of the Month for April! The community of Loveland provided us with some lovely Pet of the Month photos and we are beyond thrilled to celebrate these local pets with YOU the readers! Introducing Louis, a beautiful 4-year-old cockapoo, who lives…
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Tee shirt fundraiser and “Meal Train” for Loveland bus driver Laura Kissick
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland resident Alicia Blum has asked that Loveland Magazine share this information about Loveland school bus driver Laura Kissick who is fighting cancer. Laura’s support squad has set up a tee shirt fundraiser through RP Diamond and also set up a “meal train” asking for help. Meal Train for Laura and Ron…
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[VIDEO] Sir Harry Striber was in Historic Downtown Loveland on his way to work
Art and Culture, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlightby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Sir Harry Striber stopped in Historic Downtown Loveland last Saturday morning while walking the 2.5 miles to the Loveland Castle Museum where he gives guided tours. “The Historic Loveland Castle & Museum Chateau Laroche was built as an expression and reminder of the simple strength and rugged grandeur of…
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Update on Loveland Bike Trail closure at Grandin Road
Warren County, Ohio – Starting May 9th approximately 1,000 ft. in each direction of the Grandin Road intersection, the Little Miami Scenic Trail will be closed for construction for the duration of 2022. According to the Warren County Engineer, “There will be no posted detour because there is no complete off-road alternative”. For more information:…
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Skimmers found on gas pumps at Mobil station in Historic Downtown
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – According to the Loveland Police Department, skimmers were found on gasoline pumps at the Mobil gas station at 106 West Loveland Avenue. A short time after the initial investigation by the local police, the United States Secret Service responded to the scene. The Department said on FaceBook, “If you…
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LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV: Loveland Magazine & Chamber present checks to LIFE Food Pantry
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Last Friday, April 22, Cassie Mattia and myself, along with CeeCee Collins and Meridith Taylor with the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance went to the LIFE Food Pantry to present checks. We were greeted by Pantry Executive Director, Linda Bergholz. CeeCee presented a check that represented all the VENMO…
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Loveland High School’s Evan Osgood receives $25,000 National Honor Society scholarship
Washington, DC – “This is the honor of a lifetime,” said Evan Osgood, who was awarded the $25,000 top prize by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. “Meeting the other finalists and learning their stories this weekend reinvigorated for me the power of our generation. We can do anything,” said Evan Osgood in a press…
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Questions arise about possible Native American remains and “Mound” at site of proposed Parking Garage in the Historic District
Art and Culture, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight*Please read this CORRECTION to this story. The hillside in Loveland’s downtown where a highly contested proposed parking garage may be built “It is not known whether the ‘mound’ remains or is an Indian mound, but it is possible.” – Hamilton County Community Development by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – The possibility of Native Americans’…
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A judge ordered Dewitt McDonald released last month, so why is he still in prison?
Getty Images. BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal Right now, Dewitt McDonald is sitting in prison at Richland Correctional Institution even though late last month a judge ordered his release. McDonald’s case goes back to a 1994 drive-by shooting in Sandusky that left one woman dead. Prosecutors claimed McDonald was in the car, and they charged…
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