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Where you can go in Clermont County to get the COVID-19 vaccination
Submitted by Clermont County Public Health Where can you get vaccinated?Under Ohio’s vaccine plan, older adults can receive the vaccine according to the following schedule. January 18 – Ohioans 80 years of age and olderJanuary 25 – ages 75 and older and those with severe congenital or developmental disabilitiesFebruary 1 – ages 70 and olderFebruary…
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Caleb Peterson appointed Clermont Dog Warden
Batavia, Ohio – Caleb Peterson has been appointed Dog Warden by the Board of County Commissioners. Peterson pledged to operate the Clermont County Animal Shelter as a no-kill facility, according to a release by the County. Commissioner David Painter said, “Clermont County has a unique need to ensure that we do everything that we can…
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For years, Portman navigated the shifting political climate. Now he wants out
By Tyler Buchanan and Ohio Capital Journal edited by Loveland Magazine Rob Portman of Ohio will not be seeking reelection to the U.S. Senate, with the Cincinnati Republican citing increased polarization in American politics as a reason to not campaign for a third term The surprise announcement on Monday morning set off an early-week scramble for…
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Corcoran chosen as Clermont County Commission president
Batavia, Ohio – Claire Corcoran (middle in photo) on Jan. 11 was elected President of the Board of County Commissioners by commissioners Bonnie Batchler and David Painter, who was chosen as Vice President. The board established Wednesdays as well as the second and fourth Mondays of the month (for the first six months) as their…
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Sen. Rob Portman announces he will not run for re-election in 2022
By Tyler Buchanan and Ohio Capital Journal Sen. Rob Portman announced Monday he would not be running for a third term in the U.S. Senate in 2022. The Cincinnati Republican said he intends to use his final two years in public office to “get a lot done,” noting a hopefulness of working with the Biden administration…
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by Tyler Buchanan and Ohio Capital Journal David DeVillers, the U.S. Attorney whose office has led the prosecution of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, will soon be replaced, Sen. Sherrod Brown confirmed on Thursday. DeVillers was appointed to the position by President Donald Trump and confirmed by a Republican-led U.S. Senate in 2019. Brown…
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Lillianne Rohling, Sophia Stokes win scholastic art and writing awards
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Seniors Lillianne Rohling and Sophia Stokes were recently honored with a Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. The two attend Loveland High School and competed in the Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana Art Region. Lillianne Rohling’s mixed media work “Empty” and the painting “Touch” by Sophia Stokes will…
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School Board hires Bradley Neavin as Interim Superintendent
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – In a unanimous vote last evening the Loveland School Board hired (pending contract approval) Bradley Neavin as an Interim Superintendent until a permanent replacement for Dr. Amy Crouse can be found. In an answer to the question of what Neavin will be paid, Board President Kathy Lorenz told Loveland…
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10 PM to 5 AM curfew extended
UP -DATE: Governor DeWine announced on January 22 at 5 PM that the Curfew will last until January 30. Loveland, Ohio – Governor DeWine announced that the Ohio Department of Health will extend Ohio’s 10 PM to 5 AM curfew. Additional details will be forthcoming. The curfew does not apply to those going to and…
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Ohio purchasing 2 million at-home, rapid COVID-19 tests
Loveland, Ohio – Governor DeWine announced today that the state is purchasing 2 million at-home, rapid COVID-19 tests using telehealth services where the results are delivered in minutes without the need to send the test to a lab for processing. Developed by Abbott, BinaxNOW is an antigen test that detects the virus when people are…
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