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Living with COVID-19 among us
Release from the Warren County Health District COVID-19 Variants, including the Delta Variant first seen in India, may play a part in our daily lives going forward. There have been cases of COVID-19 Delta variant in Warren County, in Ohio and now 50% of samples tested for variants in the US are Delta. We must…
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1st grade teacher to her ‘Stay at Homies’ Thank you for believing in me
by Jennifer Miller During this past year, I took on the challenge of teaching a remote section of first grade for Loveland Schools. To date, this has been the most difficult work situation that I have faced as a teacher during my twenty-three-year career. I started the school year with 38 first graders. Just that…
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Fishing Tournaments at Lake Isabella
All tournaments are two-person team events, but individuals are permitted to fish alone. A maximum of two rods are permitted per angler in all events except the Bass Series tournaments, where only one rod may be used. Live bait is permitted at all events, except the Bass Series tournaments, where only artificial lures are permitted.…
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She says vaccines make you magnetized. This lawmaker invited her testimony
Republican Rep. Jennifer Gross of West Chester By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal Columbus, Ohio – After a discredited doctor’s conspiracy theories involving COVID-19 vaccines, magnetics and 5G towers made a mockery of the Ohio House of Representatives, the Health chairman blamed the sponsor of anti-vaccination legislation for inviting the doctor to testify before the…
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DeWine signs bill to temporarily ban school COVID-19 vaccine mandates
By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal His signature on the bill seems to violate his pledge to veto any legislation that would “discourage vaccination.” Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation Wednesday that could block schools from mandating vaccination against COVID-19 for the fall. In the dying moments of the final legislative session before…
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Mailbag: What’s the cost of sending Highway Patrol to the Texas border?
By Tyler Buchanan and Ohio Capital Journal Welcome back to another installment of the Ohio Capital Journal Mailbag, which rank choice voting has shown is the most-read political column in the state. (Or at least is readers’ third pick.) Let’s get to it: Got a question about Ohio politics/government? Send them by email to tbuchanan@ohiocapitaljournal.com or tweet them…
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TAHONA Loveland Impresses the Community at Sneak Peek Dinner and Taco Tuesday!
by Cassie Mattia the Loveland Food Guru Loveland, Ohio – Downtown Historic Loveland welcomed TAHONA Kitchen + Bar on July 13th just in time for Taco Tuesday! TAHONA Kitchen + Bar specializes in Mexican Street Style Food and “TAHONA” style Tequila. TAHONA Kitchen + Bar, which is a part of a local successful chain of…
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It’s that time to “Stuff a Cruiser” again
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – There is no better time than now to give back to your local community and that’s just what the Loveland Police Department and the Loveland Citizens Police Academy Alumni invite you to do this Saturday! On Saturday, July 17th at the Loveland Madeira Kroger the two local organizations invite all…
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DeWine using state resources for political stunt in sending troopers to border
Commentary By Marilou Johanek and Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is cozying up to the people cozying up to a twice-impeached insurrectionist. That’s bad enough. But he’s doing it at our expense in state resources, tax dollars and community safety. He hoped you wouldn’t notice. That’s why news about the governor sending Ohio State…
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