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ECC Championship hosted by Loveland XC on Saturday
Symmes Township, Ohio – The Loveland High and Middle Schools are hosting the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC) championship meet this Saturday at Home of the Brave park. As of last Thursday, the LHS women’s team was still ranked #1 in Ohio and the Men’s team was ranked #5. High school runners will compete on a…
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[Video] Sharon Scovanner asks should we annex Grailville Property?
Loveland, Ohio – Resident Sharon Scovanner asked, “Is this good for Loveland. Is this good for our citizens.” She made the argument at last night’s council meeting that maybe annexing the Grail Property right now may not be the best course, and provided an alternative. The Grail is asking for the annexation of approximately 97-acres…
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Meet the food pantry’s Jora Jr.
Loveland, Ohio – The LIFE Food Pantry recently added “Jora Jr.” to the compost farm behind the pantry. This 70-gallon capacity composter joins the larger 106-gallon Jora installed in May. These fully insulated composters are highly efficient at decomposing unusable fruits, vegetables, and bread leftover from the pantry operations. The Panty is dedicated to keeping…
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The annual Student LIFE Shop event was a great success!
Loveland, Ohio – Pantry clients with eligible students in preschool through 12th grade, were invited to attend on July 31 or August 7 to shop for school-related items. A total of 35 families with 81 children attended. The program is run by the LIFE Food Pantry in Loveland. Each student received a backpack filled with grade-appropriate school…
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Loveland School Covid 19 Dashboard for October 10, 2021
Loveland, Ohio – At the beginning of each week, the Loveland City School District releases their latest Covid 19 Dashboard. Note the correction to the 10/3/ report and that community cases increased from 51 to 62.
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Fair Districts Ohio Submits Contest Winning Maps to Redistricting Commission
The 1st Place map created by John Hagner of Yellow Springs, Ohio Today, Fair District Ohio announced that they have officially submitted winners from their Fair Districts Mapping Competition to the Ohio Redistricting Commission for consideration. Each of these maps were evaluated by the Princeton Gerrymandering Project and garnered Bs — the highest grade awarded to any Ohio…
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Lawmakers say they planned to fail on Strauss sex abuse bill; victims weren’t told
Larry Householder addresses reporters June 16 after lawmakers voted to expel him from the General Assembly. Photo by Jake Zuckerman. BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN and Ohio Capital Journal Despite hearing public, firsthand accounts of sexual abuse from eight of at least 177 victims of Ohio State sports physician Dr. Richard Strauss, state Republican leaders indicated they never…
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Have you Signed up to be a part of Loveland’s Wonka-Land Halloween Edition?
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – With Halloween just around the corner, many people are in search of frights, pumpkin festivals, and costume celebrations to bring in the holiday the right way! This year Loveland has a little something special up their sleeve for this Halloween; introducing Loveland’s Wonka-Land Halloween Edition! In year’s past, the…
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A Good Sign for Loveland Schools: A Robust Election Season
By Elliot Grossman, Candidate for Loveland City School Board The races for the Loveland School Board have strengthened my faith in democracy. For at least two decades, most candidates for the school board had run without challengers. That means the community didn’t have much of a choice of candidates. It also meant there was minimal…
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Analysis: Child tax credit provides needed stability amid pandemic recovery
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN and Ohio Capital Journal An analysis by an Ohio-based think tank says the expanded child tax credit has given life to families who were already struggling before the pandemic began, but sank further amid job losses and increased child care needs. The child tax credit was expanded temporarily in March as part of the federal…
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