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Debunking Gun Myths at the Thanksgiving Table
You’ve probably heard this one before: “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people.” Maybe you’ve even heard it from loved ones at your own holiday table. Myths about guns, gun violence, and gun safety laws in America are, unfortunately, widespread. And arguing with family and loved ones about these misconceptions may feel especially difficult. That’s…
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Quick Facts About The Reds Newest Pitcher: Brady Singer
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – for those that are late to the party, Jonathan India’s time in a Reds uniform has come to a close. The fan favorite was traded this past week to the Kansas City Royals along with outfielder Joey Wiemer. It was a trade that no doubt came with a wide…
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OHSAA Basketball Postseason Will Return to Fairgrounds Coliseum
Partnership announced between OHSAA and Ohio Expo Center and State Fairgrounds Columbus, Ohio – After a 10-year hiatus, postseason high school basketball will return to the Taft Coliseum at the Ohio Expo Center and State Fairgrounds next February and March. The announcement was made Monday by Doug Ute, Ohio High School Athletic Association Executive Director,…
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State immigration laws will harm local law enforcement, police say
Getty Photos. By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal WASHINGTON, D.C. — With Congress failing to pass any meaningful immigration reforms, state legislatures are increasingly taking up the issue. But some police officials and immigrant-rights advocates say the harshest of those laws will further overstretch police and drive many immigrants further into the shadows. Speaking last week…
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Loveland Museum Center is now decorated for Christmas!
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland Museum Center is now decorated for Christmas! FOLLOW THIS LINK TO SEE A SHORT VIDEO HIGHLIGHTING THE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
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Provisions removed from Ohio bill that would add accountability to private schools, voucher program
Getty Images By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal A Republican bill to provide more accountability for Ohio private schools had several provisions removed in a substitute version passed by committee, including the elimination of funding transparency and standardized testing requirements. State Reps. Gayle Manning, R-North Ridgeville, and Bill Seitz, R-Cincinnati, introduced House Bill 407 earlier this year and…
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The Works Pizza Company’s winter blanket drive for LIFE Food Pantry’s Giving Shop
Loveland, Ohio – The Works Pizza Company is collaborating with Loveland Interfaith Effort LIFE Giving Shop for a Winter Blanket Drive. Now through December 8th, you can drop off your gently used or new warm blankets at The Works Pizza Co. in Historic Downtown Loveland. Help us keep Loveland families warm this holiday season! Drop-off…
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How the first Pilgrims and the Puritans differed in their views on religion and respect for Native Americans
Puritans barricading their house against Indians. Artist Albert Bobbett. The Print Collector/ Hudson Archives via Getty Images by Michael Carrafiello, professor of History, Miami University Every November, numerous articles recount the arrival of 17th-century English Pilgrims and Puritans and their quest for religious freedom. Stories are told about the founding of Massachusetts Bay Colony and the…
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Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities offers tips for an inclusive Thanksgiving experience
Health-Wellness-Disability, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, SpotlightWhile the holidays bring joy for many, they can be overwhelming for those with developmental disabilities or sensory-processing needs, who thrive on routine. To make your Thanksgiving celebration more sensory-friendly, consider these top five tips brought to you by Easterseals Midwest! Learn more about the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
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Operation Santa returns to Symmes Township
Photo by Symmes Township Symmes Township, Ohio – Santa and his helpers will be making their annual visit through Symmes Township neighborhoods to spread holiday cheer on Saturday, December 7th from 5 until 8:30 PM. In return, Santa hopes residents will help fill his bag back up with new, unwrapped toys and/or cash donations for…
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