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Beware of ‘Honors Society’ Scam Emails
By: Mihaela Manova “Congratulations! You are invited to join the Honor Society.” Although the email claims that accepting this offer will connect you with “like-minded high achievers from your university and across the nation,” Miami University tech officials say students should be wary of the organization’s persistent invitations. As the spring semester kicks off, students…
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Great Oaks notes Career Technical Education Month
Each year, thousands of southwestern Ohio students enroll in career-technical education (CTE) classes that lead to professional credentials in a career field by the time they finish high school. These students become nurses, aviation technicians, website designers, veterinary assistants, personal trainers, dental assistants, fire fighters, and more. Some take CTE classes in their own high…
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Longtime Loveland Resident is Welcomed Back After COVID-19 Hospitalization
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland community is welcoming Nancy Garfinkel home with open arms after spending several days in the ICU. Garfinkel has been a staple in the Sweetheart of Ohio for years spending countless hours giving back to the community time and time again. Recently Garfinkel was hospitalized due to the…
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Brackets are Released for Women’s High School Basketball Post-Season!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – High School Winter sports are starting to wrap up their regular-season competition and prepare for the post-season as OHSAA officially released the Loveland Women’s Basketball Team first-round post-season matchup! The Tigers, who are still sitting in first place in the ECC (Eastern Cincinnati Conference) with an 11-2 record in…
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What to know about Gov. DeWine’s proposed state budget
Funding for Ohio schools would return to levels seen before the pandemic hit by By Tyler Buchanan and Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine outlined his administration’s proposed state budget on Monday, calling his plan “truly an investment into our future.” Acknowledging this as being an “extremely challenging time in Ohio,” DeWine nevertheless offered an…
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Scandal-ridden FirstEnergy agrees to give up new upcharge
By Marty Schladen and Ohio Capital Journal Many FirstEnergy customers weren’t recession-proofed when the coronavirus pandemic hit, but Akron-based FirstEnergy made sure that it was. Now, after firing its top management in the wake of a corruption-riddled 2019 law championed by the Akron-based company, FirstEnergy has agreed to stop collecting an upcharge that was part of…
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Luke Waddell Selected as Pre-season 2nd-Team All-American!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – Former Loveland High School Baseball and Football stand-out, Luke Waddell has again been awarded quite the preseason honor! On Monday afternoon D1Baseball announced Waddell, Georgia Tech Baseball’s shortstop, and captain would be apart of their Pre-season All-American Second-Team. Last season Waddell earned the Academic All-American honor and was a…
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The Laundry Project celebrates a successful Saturday in Loveland
Loveland, Ohio – Eighteen families washed 252 loads of laundry at the first #LaundryProject of 2021. On FaceBook the project announced, “The Loveland Laundromat was busy today as families experienced the hope that comes with clean clothes! We heard so many stories of families finally being able to do their laundry after it piling up…
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Amanda Gorman’s Poem Rhymes with Biden’s Climate Agenda
Loveland Magazine is one of the 400 news outlets worldwide, with a combined audience of over 2 billion people “Covering Climate Now”, a global journalism initiative committed to bringing more and better coverage to the defining story of our time. The initiative, was co-founded by The Nation and Columbia Journalism Review Mihaela Manova is “Covering…
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