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HEALTH CARE POLITICS & GOV Proposed Ohio abortion bills would impose new mandates, spread misinformation
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN and Ohio Capital Journal Returning from summer break, the Ohio legislature could review two GOP-led pieces of legislation that would place health mandates on patients considering abortions. One of the bills, recently introduced by state Rep. Jennifer Gross, would require physicians to dictate the results of a mandated ultrasound and also provide…
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Loveland School COVID 19 Dashboard for 9/19/2021
EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS STORY HAS NOW BEEN UPDATED TO SHOW THE DASHBOARD FOR SEPTEMBER 19. THE ORIGINAL VERSION HAD THE 9/12 DATA REPEATED TWICE. Loveland, Ohio – At the beginning of each week, the Loveland City School District releases their latest Covid 19 Dashboard. Here are the last five.
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Last scream for ice cream
Loveland, Ohio – Today Rick Morgan informed Loveland Magazine of the unbelievably sad news that the last day you can buy a whippy-dip at the Loveland Dairy Whip is this Sunday, September 26 when they will shutter for the season. Haven’t heard about their history and such? Watch this interview Cassie Mattia did with Rick…
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[Photos] Under the Friday Night Lights
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland Tigers hosted the Milford Eagles on Friday, 9-17-21. Here are highlight photos including a parachute landing, game action, and featuring the Marching Band and Color Guard. Milford defeated Loveland 48-34 and the Milford/Miami Victory Bell went home with the Eagles for another season. Game STATS. Photos by David MillerLoveland Magazine…
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Ohio gov thinks a law is making kids sick and says it’s unconstitutional. He won’t challenge it
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioDeWine spokesman says risks are too high BY: MARTY SCHLADEN and Ohio Capital Journal Some are questioning Gov. Mike DeWine’s sincerity when he says he’s doing all he can to fight the spread of coronavirus among children. DeWine and the leaders of children’s hospitals are in a panic over the lack of masking in Ohio schools. Hospital admissions…
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What’s With All the Mulch at the Post Office?
by Cindy Kessler We’re laying the groundwork for pollinator gardens! Next spring these mulched areas will be planted with native flower seedlings that will benefit pollinators and beautify the community. In 2017, the U.S. Postal Service recognized the beauty and importance of pollinators with their Protect Pollinators stamps. Now, with the help of volunteers, the Loveland…
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Ratepayers spent $166 million and counting bailing out coal plants under law that passed via bribes
BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN and Ohio Capital Journal Despite several plea deals with federal prosecutors regarding bribery on a massive scale to pass legislation providing a windfall to nuclear and coal companies, Ohio utility customers continue to fund bailouts of failing coal-fired power plants in Ohio and Indiana. In the first half of 2021, Ohio utility customers…
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Republican majority gerrymanders Ohio for another four years
The Republican majority members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission. Top row from left, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Secretary of State Frank LaRose. Bottom row from left Ohio Auditor Keith Faber, House Speaker Bob Cupp, and Senate President Matt Huffman. Official photos. BY: SUSAN TEBBEN and Ohio Capital Journal With some using words like “disappointment” and…
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Margaret Sprigg-Dudley (Loveland) Semifinalist in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program
Computer science…engineering…policy…business…communications…chemistry. These are the fields of study five Cincinnati Area National Merit Semifinalists hope to enter when they attend college next year. “It’s no secret that Country Day is academically rigorous and that certainly helped me prepare for the test, but being such a small school we also get more individualized attention from our teachers and that is invaluable,” said Loveland…
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Connor Espenshade, Will Rueter Ava Schwan, and Luke Sikkema named National Merit Semifinalists
Four CHCA Seniors Named 2022 National Merit Semifinalists Symmes Township, Ohio Heather Wilkowski, Upper School Principal of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, has announced that Connor Espenshade (of Mason), Will Rueter (of Liberty Township), Ava Schwan (of Loveland), and Luke Sikkema (of Loveland) have been named National Merit Semifinalists. A certificate from the National Merit Scholarship…
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