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Do you know: DAVID RUGGLES, AN AGGRESSIVE ABOLITIONIST WOULD FORCE HIS WAY INTO HOMES
by Barbara Kyles Do you know that David Ruggles was an aggressive abolitionist who would force his way into homes to inform slaves that they were free? He also did his part by first opening a bookshop that was burned to the ground. Read more about Ruggles at Black Then – Discovering our history…
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Coronavirus cases in Ohio, neighboring states might be inching back up
By Marty Schladen and Ohio Capital Journal After a disastrous January, coronavirus cases in Ohio steadily marched downward. Then in recent weeks, they hit a plateau. Now, even as greater numbers of Ohioans get vaccinated, case numbers might be inching back up. Ohio might be part of a disturbing national trend. The Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus…
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“We cannot thank you enough.”
To the Loveland Community, We cannot thank you enough for your continued generosity. The Ben Morrison Memorial Fund at LCNB Bank has exceeded our expectations. We will be able to give a scholarship in Ben’s name for many years to come. I personally have felt all of your love and prayers. They continue to help…
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[VIDEO] Paxton’s Grill: “Yes, we’re hiring.”
Loveland, Ohio – Paxton’s Grill in Historic Downtown has immediate job openings that will help prepare the restaurant for the many springtime patrons they expect to have with warm weather approaching. In this LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV interview, co-owner, Ralph Dunnigan tells reporter Cassie Mattia about the positions they hope to fill soon. Dunnigan also tells…
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Loveland District provides superintendent search update
A news Release from the Loveland City School District: Thank you to our Tiger families, staff, and community for your help in recent days during the superintendent search. Your participation in the surveys, ThoughtExchanges, and focus groups has been a big help in guiding the process. Your input has been key to creating a candidate…
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I felt the tears welling behind my eyes and willed them not to escape
“There is value in having no child feel rejected and invisible in their own school. If I can help it, none of them will.“ A story by a Loveland resident presented by Loveland Magazine in collaboration with the Loveland Diversity Advisory Board A sharp pain startled me. Something had pelted my head. Whatever it was…
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Vaccine floods into Ohio but drop in new covid cases stalls
By Marty Schladen and Ohio Capital Journal March 26, 2021 Ohio got even more good news on the coronavirus vaccine Thursday. But even as doses are flooding into the state, what had been a steady drop in infections has turned into a plateau. Gov. Mike DeWine announced that next week — when all Ohio adults will…
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Rental and utility assistance program helps residents move forward
A story provided by Clermont County Clermont County residents can apply by emailing Support@CCCSI.org or by going to www.CCCSI.org . Clermont County residents who have fallen behind on rent and utility payments (except telephone, cable and Internet) due to the pandemic can get financial help through a new program. Last month, the Board of County Commissioners approved…
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JERSEY MIKE’S ‘ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING’ will support Loveland’s CancerFee Kids
Every Dollar Spent Will Help Find a Cure for Childhood Cancer Loveland, Ohio – On Wednesday, March 31, Jersey Mike’s Subs is closing out its ‘Month of Giving’ fundraising campaign with its 11th annual ‘Day of Giving’ to support the Loveland-based non-profit, CancerFree KIDS. For one day only, 23 Tri-State Jersey Mike’s locations will donate…
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Cincinnati Remembers: Yom HaShoah Day of Holocaust Remembrance
Sunday, April 11 | 2:30 PM Tune into our local PBS station, CET for this year’s Yom HaShoah commemoration to remember the six million victims of the Holocaust and honor the survivors. In addition, join us for a week of Holocaust remembrance April 7 – 14, 2021. We invite you to additional digital programming throughout…
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