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Loveland man arrested for loud nightly booms
Miami Township, Ohio – The Miami Township Police have arrested a 25-year-old Loveland man for disorderly conduct and Illegally setting off fireworks. The man is suspected to be responsible for the loud “booms” heard in Northern Miami Township. In announcing the arrest, Chief of Police Mike Mills said, “The unexplained booms had residents on edge…
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Kids can find anything, including that new gun
Kids can find anything, including that new gun you got for Christmas. If you choose to keep guns and ammunition in your house, it’s important to store them safely. Learn how to safely store your guns and ammunition. Below is a message from MassGeneral for Children How Should I Store My Guns and Ammunition with…
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DeWine signs abortion restriction likely to close SW Ohio clinics
Anti-abortion demonstrators march. (Photo by Robert Zullo/ States Newsroom). BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a new abortion law on Wednesday that looks likely to close Southwest Ohio abortion clinics. DeWine signed Senate Bill 157 without further comment, along with several other bills that passed through the legislature in their last work week before the…
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New Releases! – Gift Cards! – RESTOCKS GALORE! – Happy Holidays!
PLAID ROOM RECORDS IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN LOVELAND New Releases for 12/23! Hey y’all! This week’s new releases are obviously a little light due to the holidays! We did manage to grab a very small amount of the Mars Volta represses, imported straight from Germany. Apologies in advance for small quantities and high prices! A few…
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Recreational marijuana backers submit signatures
BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal A group pushing for recreational marijuana in Ohio is one step closer to the ballot after the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol submitted 200,000-plus signatures to state officials. Now county boards of elections begin the work of verifying signatures. The coalition’s plan would allow Ohioans over 21 possess, use, and…
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Loveland Preschool application process
Applications are due by January 7th Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City Schools Preschool program serves children 3-5 years of age with a wide variety of disabilities qualifying for special education services in response to a federal mandate. The program model includes children with typical development in order to provide for a more inclusive…
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Prevention Called Key to Heading Off COVID, Cold, Flu
Mary Schuermann Kuhlman and Public News Service Whether it’s COVID-19, the seasonal flu or a cold, health-care professionals say reducing your risk of illness starts with prevention. All three respiratory diseases are caused by viruses and share similar symptoms including a cough, sore throat and runny nose. Elena Roach, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner for…
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The Road to Safety – Driving Tips for Teen Drivers
PROMOTED POST Receiving a driver’s license is one of the most exciting rites of passage in a teen’s life. However, it can also be an extremely nerve-racking experience for both the new driver and his or her parents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), motor vehicle collisions are the leading cause of…
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Warren County COVID-19 Testing and Vaccine Provider Locations
COVID-19 Testing Provider Locations In Warren County, Ohio you can find COVID 19 test and Vaccination sites by following these links.They will take you to a dashboard of the Ohio Department of Health where you can sort for Warren County. The map shows COVID-19 testing sites throughout Ohio. It’s a combination of private companies and…
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Hamilton County COVID 19 Test Sites and No-Cost Testing
While the testing program through Hamilton County ceases on December 28, the testandprotectcincy.comwebsite will continue to be updated with no-cost testing locations in our region. Testing remains a critical component in mitigating the spread. Until vaccines are far-reaching, and our hospitals are no longer strained due to COVID illness, testing is still the gold standard for…
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