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Fire Station 63 may move up the street
The photo above is Fire Station 63 In Historic Downtown Loveland Loveland, Ohio – A Fire Station 63 Relocation Focus Group has been meeting to determine the best site to re-locate the fire station in Historic Downtown and has concluded that the City should build a new firehouse at the site of the old Masonic…
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Free Bicycle Helmet Giveaway for Children and Adults July 10 along bike trail in Morrow
Morrow, Ohio – Children and adults can get a free bicycle helmet, thanks to a joint effort between the Friends of the Little Miami State Park (FLMSP) and the Comprehensive Children’s Injury Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Bike helmets will be handed out from 10 AM to Noon on Saturday, July 10, at…
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City to install electric vehicle charging station in the Linda Cox parking area
Loveland, Ohio – The City was awarded a $15,000 reimbursement grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to install a dual port electric vehicle charging station in the Linda Cox Trailside Parking area. The total cost of the project is $16,566 and the City will pay the $1,566 difference. The charging station would belong to…
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Important features of the Child Tax Credit expansion
Washington – As a part of the American Rescue Plan, the families of nearly 90 percent of children in the United States will automatically receive monthly Child Tax Credit payments of $250 to $300 per child. For those who don’t automatically receive these payments, working families are urged to visit childtaxcredit.gov to learn more about…
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[Day Trippin’) Newly renovated nature center at Cowan Lake State Park
Wilmington, Ohio – The colorful sights and songs of Ohio’s natural world are on display at the newly renovated nature center at Cowan Lake State Park. Remodeled inside and out, the nature center is open and ready to educate visitors this summer. The park is a 36-45 minute drive from downtown Loveland. “Our vision for each…
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Council adopts eminent domain powers
Loveland, Ohio – City Council read and passed the second reading, of an ordinance establishing Chapter 1310 of the Codified Ordinances creating an eminent domain; blight removal, declaration of public nuisance and abatement policy and procedure at their June 8 meeting. Ordinance 2021-60 was adopted by a vote of 6-0. Mayor Kathy Bailey, Vice Mayor…
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Latest Ohio Vax-a-Million winners
Uo-date for final week: For the final Ohio Vax-a-Million drawing, 3,469,542 vaccinated adults entered for a chance to win $1 million, and 154,889 vaccinated youth entered for a chance to win a college scholarship. This is an increase of 41,028 adult entries and 4,702 youth entries over last week. Ohio Vax-A-Million’s newest winners joined Governor DeWine…
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Minor flooding in Loveland
Loveland, Ohio – Minor flooding is occurring in Loveland, Ohio. East Kemper Road and Karl Brown Road are closed to traffic. 3.5 inches of rain fell in Loveland overnight into the late morning. This photo was taken at 269 East Kemper.
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State COVID 19 emergency gone – New guidelines for visitation to nursing homes
Columbus, Ohio – On Thursday, Governor Mike DeWine announced that the state emergency in Ohio caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will be lifted as of Friday. He urged those who have not yet received the vaccine to find a clinic near them by visiting gettheshot.coronavirus.ohio.gov. Governor DeWine also released new information regarding visitation to nursing homes and…
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DeWine announced that the Ohio School Safety Center will award a total of $10 million in grants
Columbus, Ohio – On Wednesday, Governor Mike DeWine announced that the Ohio School Safety Center will award a total of $10 million in grants to fund security enhancements at K-12 public schools and institutions of higher education in Ohio. “It’s important that we work proactively to ensure that our school buildings and grounds are as safe…
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