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Linda Bergholz: “Your support allows us the privilege of helping our neighbors in need.”
by Linda Bergholz As the year comes to a close, I am amazed at everything we’ve accomplished together in 2021. Clients are back in the pantry, we have a van to help with transportation, children attended our back-to-school event to select supply filled backpacks and spirit wear, another successful Pass it On filled Thanksgiving baskets…
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Game Preview: U.C. Football Wraps Up Prep, Ready to Battle Alabama
No. 4 Cincinnati will play in the CFP Semifinals at the Cotton Bowl on Friday at 2:30 CT Zach Stipe Associate AD / Communications for UC Football Arlington, Texas – The No. 4-ranked Cincinnati football team has made history all season, advancing to the College Football Playoff, while breaking countless records. The Bearcats will look to…
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Oasis Turf and Tree recognized for giving back at holidays and beyond
by Lindsey Getz – This story was re-published with permission of Total Landscape Care Oasis Turf and Tree has helped to fertilize the Dayton National Cemetery. The season between Thanksgiving and New Year’s often ends up being a time when many are thinking about giving back. It’s no different for lawn and landscaping companies. Across…
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Donate blood or platelets now to help patients avoid delays in care
As holiday celebrations continue, concern is rising for the nation’s blood supply, which has now dipped to concerning levels and could force hospitals to hold off on essential blood transfusions for patients. Those who come to give blood, platelets, or plasma in January will automatically be entered for a chance to win a getaway to…
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Congressional redistricting hits the Ohio Supreme Court
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal The case of congressional redistricting was heard by the Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday, where arguments about reforms put in place by voters and the data used by the General Assembly to draw maps framed consideration of districts going forward. Ben Stafford, an attorney representing the National Redistricting Action…
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Ohio Hospital Association and Ohio Children’s Hospital Association ask schools to implement a masking requirement after holiday break
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioGetty Image “As we have learned during the past two years, things shift quickly with COVID-19.” – Ohio Hospital Association and Ohio Children’s Hospital Association Today, the Ohio Hospital Association also distributed a letter from the Ohio Hospital Association and Ohio Children’s Hospital Association to Ohio school superintendents, administrators, and school board members encouraging them…
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Governor provides update on COVID-19 hospitalizations and Ohio National Guard deployment
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced today that he has ordered the mobilization of an additional 1,250 members of the Ohio National Guard to support hospitals with the most critical needs across the state. The mobilization comes on the same day the state set an all-time high for the total number of COVID-19 hospitalizations during the pandemic.…
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Jett Stevens, a 2020 graduate of LHS, will perform in Tournament of Roses Honor Marching Band
Here is news of a Loveland High School 2020 graduate from the FaceBook Page of the Loveland Music Boosters Go Jett!! Thank you for representing Loveland Music Programs, Loveland Schools and the Loveland Community! Jett Stevens, a 2020 graduate of LHS, auditioned during his senior year for the BOA Tournament of Roses Honor Marching Band.…
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Valentine poetry contest, poetry workshops, and more…
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – We all would love to receive a personal poem of affection on Valentine’s Day, but you all know that it’s sometimes better to give than receive. Right? Well, here is your opportunity as each year the Loveland Valentine Ladies and the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance invites students, teachers,…
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Clermont County implements RapidSOS
Clermont County, Ohio – New technology allows Clermont County to take emergency calls and dispatch help with speed and precision undreamed of just a few years ago. “It has revolutionized 911,” said Dominick Daulton, program administrator, Department of Public Safety Services. “It’s truly impressive.” The department implemented RapidSOS in 2018 to provide more accurate location…
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