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[VIDEO] Interview with Loveland’s new Superintendent of Schools
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District recently hired Bradley Neavin to serve as Superintendent. Neavin’s contract runs from February 10 until the Board hires a permanent superintendent, or until July 3. Neavin’s first official day begins on Wednesday, however, he sat for an interview this morning from the Board office…
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Take a look: Do you know who created VOIP?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know about Marian Croak? Take a look and welcome to Black history! I share with you this story from BlackHistory.com: Meet the Black Woman Who Created VOIP — The Technology Behind Skype, Zoom and More! Read on…
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Take a look: Do you know who Katherine Johnson is?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know Katherine Johnson’s hand-written calculations were critical to America’s success during our first human spaceflight missions? Take a look and welcome to Black history! I share with you this Facebook post from the Northrop Grumman Corporation In honor of Black History Month, Northrop Grumman announced this week they were proud to name…
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The “Cure Starts Now” says Grant Wolf’s twin Julia Wolf
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – “We now know from The Cure Starts Now that $50,000 could fund an entire research grant in Grant’s honor,” said Grant Wolf’s mom Sara. “Pretty wonderful we are so close to that after two days.” At Grant’s funeral, his 7-year-old twin sister Julia really wanted to tell Sara an…
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Take a look: Did you know the Statue of Liberty was created to celebrate freed slaves, not immigrants?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know the origin of Lady Liberty? Take a look and welcome to Black history! The Washington Post wrote, “Of the statue’s long-forgotten history: Lady Liberty was originally designed to celebrate the end of slavery, not the arrival of immigrants. Ellis Island, the inspection station through which millions of immigrants passed,…
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Honoring Black history and fighting for the future of education in Ohio
A Guest Column by Melissa Cropper and Ohio Capital Journal On Feb. 1, as Black History Month began in Ohio’s classrooms and virtual classrooms, Gov. Mike DeWine unveiled his proposed budget for the next two years, which continues the education funding policies that systematically underfund public schools that educate Black students and even shift some of…
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Federal Student Aid debt relief extended for students, borrowers, and parents
The office of Federal Student Aid of the U.S. Department of Education has released this information about extending COVID Emergency Relief Flexibilities for students, borrowers, and parents until least through Sept. 30, 2021. At the U.S. Department of Education (ED) office of Federal Student Aid, we are actively monitoring the coronavirus/COVID-19 emergency. COVID Emergency Relief…
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Watch the trailer: THE MIMIC co-staring former Loveland resident Jake Robinson
Synopsis: Based on a true story, ‘the Narrator’ (Thomas Sadoski) is befriended by his young new neighbor (Jake Robinson), after he joins the local newspaper team. Obsessed with the idea that ‘the Kid’ may be a sociopath, ‘the Narrator’ goes to extreme lengths to uncover the truth about him. After unsettling rendezvous, the truth he…
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Symmes Township Fire Department Achieves ISO 1 Classification
Phil Beck, Jodie Leis, and Ken Bryant Symmes Township, Ohio – The Symmes Township Trustees (pictured above placing the new ISO classification placard on their 100’ Sutphen platform) announced to residents the improved ISO 1 classification for their community. Symmes Township provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services through a joint fire service agreement with…
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Take a look: Do you know why the Green Book was created?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know about the Green Book? Take a look and welcome to Black history! I share with you this Facebook post from PBS: “Victor Hugo Green acknowledged the deep cut of segregation in America while also uplifting the welcoming parts of the country for Black motorists in creating “The Green Book.”…
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