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Death of Grailville – a “Sacred Sanctuary”
by Bill Cahalan My life in this central Ohio River/Cincinnati region has been significantly shaped by my times at Grailville since the 1970s. The first visit that I remember was for a weekend conference on cooperatives. I was inspired by the conference and enchanted by the land. I slept overnight in my sleeping bag in…
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Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities teams up with local service providers in presentation to State officials
Representative Sara Carruthers (center) and Senator George Lang (not pictured) met with Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Superintendent, Lisa Guliano (center left) as well as Erich Bitter from the Ohio Association of County Boards of DD (left); Deb Lyle, Administrator of Graceworks Enhanced Living (center right); and Mark Schlater, CEO of Toward Independence (right).…
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Does the land at Grailville mean more than mere property to be sold to the highest bidder?
by Deborah Jordan When I first heard that over 100 acres of Grailville were going to be a suburban housing development, I felt sick at heart. For a women’s organization committed to a vision of, among other things, spiritual search, social transformation, and ecological sustainability, this seemed like a travesty, a sacrilege. Now that Drees…
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There are important long-term reasons why it is best for our community that the Drees’ Grailville proposal does not go forward.
Dear Fellow Loveland Residents, It is important that you are aware of a process that is now ongoing involving 110 acres of Grailville land between State Rt. 48 and O’ Bannonville Road. Loveland City Council and the Zoning Board will have to make a decision on the Drees Homes’ request for a change in the zoning…
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Ohio Supreme Court rejects legislative maps, sets fifth redistricting deadline
Attorney Phillip Strach speaks before the Ohio Supreme Court in December, arguing for the constitutionality of legislative district maps. The court heard arguments on three cases asking it to reject the maps approved in September. (Photo: Susan Tebben, OCJ) Commission members won’t be held in contempt BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Supreme Court turned…
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[Video] Spring National Signing Day at Loveland High School
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – It was Spring National Signing Day on Wednesday at Loveland High School. Congratulations to the following Student-Athletes, who have committed to play their sport at the collegiate level.
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At Grailville, the land was the core aspect, fostering renewal of spiritual life and facilitating personal growth
by Karen Arnett I lived at Grailville for nearly two years in 1992-93. I quit my job to participate in a residential program there called New Women, New Earth. At the time, I was a freight pilot, shuttling cargo on night runs across the midwest. New Women New Earth was life changing for me. A…
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Loveland Magazine is looking for April’s Pet of the Month!
by Mahi Sheth Loveland, Ohio – Congratulations to Murphy and The Flanagans for being selected to represent Loveland Magazine’s Pet of the Month for March! Murphy and The Flanagans have been rewarded with a Nothing Bundt Cakes Bundtlet Tower, a gift card to The Works Pizza, a gift certificate to Tara’s Pet Boutique and Doggy…
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Chamber President releases results of parking garage survey
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – At Tuesday’s council meeting CeeCee Collins released the results of a parking garage survey recently conducted by the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance. Collins is the President of the Chamber.
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Governor DeWine signs executive order defining antisemitism
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today signed Executive Order 2022-06D to further define antisemitism using the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition, and require all state agencies, departments, boards, commissions, and public colleges and universities to adopt the definition, as well. “Antisemitism remains a persistent, pervasive, and disturbing problem in American society, including in Ohio,” according…
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