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Watch out Loveland Here Comes Team CUREage 2.0!
Bella, Carly, and Morgan at one of their planning meetings earlier in the year. by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – Could our Loveland Tigers be any more impressive?! Loveland High School students, Carly Wilhoite (Junior), Bella Dillhoff (Junior), and Morgan Wheeler (Senior) announced this month that they will be competing in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society…
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Breaking News w/video discussion: COVID variant detected in Hamilton County
Commonly known as the UK variant Loveland, Ohio –Hamilton County Public Health has been informed that surveillance discovered a COVID-19 variant in Hamilton County. Officially labeled as B.1.1.7 lineage, the variant is commonly known as the UK variant. Hamilton County is one of at least 11 Ohio counties known to have a variant detected. HCPH…
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YouTube censors Ohio House hearing video for COVID-19 misinformation
Tom Renz speaks to the House State and Local government Committee Feb. 17. Source: Ohio Channel. By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal Columbus, Ohio – The opening testimony Wednesday in support of a legislative effort to allow lawmakers to vote down public health orders went far enough off the rails for YouTube to remove footage…
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Did you know: Whites used to pay to throw balls at blacks at the circus
by Barbara Kyles Do you know? Below is a question posed in an exhibit at the Jim Crow Museum of racist artifacts in Big Rapids, Michigan. Question Somebody told me that whites used to pay to throw balls at blacks at the circus. Is this true?–Stephanie S. – Columbia, Missouri Answer At the end, thirty…
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Loveland volunteers needed for habitat restoration of Little Miami and O’Bannon Creek
Ohio River Foundation begins area’s largest habitat restoration Loveland, Ohio – The Ohio River Foundation (ORF) is embarking on the largest habitat restoration project ever undertaken in Southwest Ohio. The project, made possible by a $50,000 grant from Coors Seltzer and its Change the Course partnership, will restore six miles of riverbank along three Ohio…
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Never needed? Senate president predicts little opposition to nuclear bailout repeal
By Marty Schladen and Ohio Capital Journal A billion-dollar nuclear subsidy was the subject of an intense fight in 2019 and great controversy since. But the president of the Ohio Senate this week predicted that a repeal will make it through the House, Senate and that Gov. Mike DeWine will sign it. The reason: The company…
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Beware of scammers claiming to be Ohio Homeland Security and Loveland Police
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland Police Department reported today on Facebook that a resident received a phone call claiming to be from the federal attorney general in Washington DC. “They told the resident their Social Security number had been compromised and asked for the number to confirm it so they could clear false reports.” The…
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Take a look: Who is responsible for the incandescent version of the light bulb we still use today?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know that when you turn your lights on, you can thank DLewis Latimer who is responsible for the incandescent version of the light bulb we still use today? Lewis Latimer was the child of, slaves, a sailor in the Civil War and an Assistant to Alexander Graham Bell., We are…
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Health department epidemiologist resigns after state discovers 4000 omitted COVID-19 deaths
By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal An epidemiology investigator resigned last week and the head of the Bureau of Infectious Diseases was reassigned after the state health department discovered it undercounted Ohio’s COVID-19 death toll by about 34%. Karthik Kondapally resigned from the Ohio Department of Health, said Arundi Venkayya, the department’s chief communications officer, in…
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Along with health department, state auditor missed 4,000 COVID-19 deaths during
Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber. (Official photo) The precise nature of Faber’s audit remains shrouded in mystery By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio State Auditor’s months-long investigation into the state health department’s COVID-19 data practices failed to detect the 4,000 newly discovered COVID-19 deaths announced by the Ohio Department of Health last…
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