Region and Beyond
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Saturday, May 20: Walk to help more babies be born healthy!
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Saturday, May 20, 2017 Registration: 8:00AM | Start: 9:00 AM Walk distance: 3 miles Clepper Park 4722 Summerside Road Cincinnati, OH 45244 JOIN EVENT DONATE We’re getting ready to walk in March for Babies! It promises to be a fun day out with people who share our passion for improving the health of babies. There’ll be…
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Honoring Daniel
by Mark Barden (Daniel’s father) Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, Every morning before school, my sweet little Daniel used to wait for the school bus to come by – crouched down and ready to race alongside it to the bus stop down the street. Daniel would sprint through the grass, then hop on board with his green…
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Together we can solve hunger at the Hunger Walk and 5K Run
Spend your Memorial Day with the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry and walk, run, skip, or stroll around the Ohio River! by Linda Bergholz, Dear LIFE Food Pantry Supporters, Now is the time to lace up your shoes and hit the pavement for a tremendous cause! Join us on Monday, May 29th for the 14th annual Hunger Walk…
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Rhoden family members make plea for tips in Pike County murders of loved ones
“If there is someone out there that knows what happened, would they please…” Pike County, Ohio – At the request of members of the Rhoden family, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office released today a video message from Geneva Rhoden and Teresa Grebing, who are pleading for information that could assist in the investigation into the murders of their…
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[City Beat] “The Hamilton County courthouse clings to the ancient practice of hiring people on the basis of family, political and business connections.”
Is it time to drain the Hamilton County swamp? An eye-opener about Hamilton County Government from City Beat. By JAMES MCNAIR APR 12, 2017 If you thought the Hamilton County courthouse was a vehicle for political patronage, nepotism and favoritism in hiring, you were right. CityBeat gave the practice the closest look ever taken. In effect, the…
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You’re invited to Mosaic’s City Block Party
40,000 Easter Eggs You’re invited to Mosaic’s City Block Party on Saturday, April 15th from 11 AM until 3 PM. There is something for everyone: egg hunt, car show, escape room, food trucks, and more. You are encouraged you to pre-register your child(ren) for the 40,000 Easter egg hunt to secure a spot/s and a receive a free gift from Scene…
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Several facilities around Loveland receive First Quarter 2017 Clean Kitchen Award
“The Hamilton County Public Health Clean Kitchen Award represents the gold standard in maintaining safe food service operations,” Kesterman adds. When heading out to eat, we often access menus, reviews and recommendations before choosing a spot. For diners at schools, healthcare facilities or other foodservice providers, there is a level of trust that food is…
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Sen. Sherrod Brown: “If you’ve served your time, you shouldn’t continue to be punished for your past mistakes”
“Ban the Box” Already Practiced by Counties and Cities Throughout Ohio WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) joined a bipartisan group of Senators today to introduce the Fair Chance Act, which would prohibit federal employers and contractors from asking a job applicant about his or her criminal history until the final stages of…
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Watch Governor John Kasich deliver State of the State Address
Governor John Kasich delivered his sixth State of the State Address before a joint session of the Ohio General Assembly at The Sandusky State Theatre in Sandusky, Ohio. Video curtesy of The Ohio Channel. Join Loveland’s Community Supported Agriculture Members enjoy fresh seasonal Certified Organic produce, all grown on our farm in Loveland 3 Ways to…
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New legislation spells out reforms that would make payday lending fair and affordable in Ohio
Reps. Koehler and Ashford say sensible changes would save residents tens of millions of dollars annually and have strong public support; Ohio groups support efforts and join growing statewide momentum for reform Columbus, Ohio – State lawmakers Kyle Koehler (R-Springfield) and Mike Ashford (D-Toledo) today introduced legislation to reform a payday lending market that charges the…
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