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Don Tassone: Thank you for letting your readers know about my new book
Dear Editor: Thank you for letting your readers know about my new book, Collected Stories, which will be published on March 21. I’ve dedicated this book to my beautiful granddaughter Alice, who has Down syndrome. All proceeds will go to the National Down Syndrome Society, the leading human rights organization for those who, like Alice,…
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Commentary by Rob Moore: Making it harder to be a substitute teacher might not do what you think
COMMENTARY by Rob Moore On Monday, Representatives Adam Bird and Don Jones introduced Ohio House Bill 583, legislation to tighten regulations on educator licensing for substitute teachers. The bill increases the educational threshold for substitute teachers from a more broad requirement of a “post-secondary” degree to a more specific “bachelor’s” degree while creating some exceptions to…
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Saluting Loveland Magazine Equal Co-Owner on International Women’s Day
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women’s equality. Collectively we can all #BreakTheBias. by David Miller Cassie Mattia as a six-year-old had a passion to be a writer. Her love…
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Wenstrup affirms “unwavering” United States support for a secure, democratic, and independent Ukraine
U.S. Congressman Brad Wenstrup issued the following statement today: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a direct violation of Ukrainian sovereignty and their right to self-governance. Unfortunately, President Putin has shown no signs of backing down from his unprovoked, unjustified war, and I pray for the innocent people Putin puts in harm’s way. I have recently been…
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An open letter to City Hall by the Mullins: Grailville decision will be a litmus test for council members
My name is Jeff Mullins, my wife Nicole and I chose to buy a home in Loveland and raise our family here over 18 years ago. We chose Loveland because of its charm and quality of life. I was hoping you could share with me your thinking on the Grailville property. It is my understanding,…
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[w/Loveland Rally Video] Guest Column by Bob Rutter: “Please pray for the free people in Ukraine.”
by Bob Rutter Over 150 men, women and children rallied on Friday February 25 at Home of the Brave Park in Symmes Township in support of a free Ukraine to protest the on-going armed seizure of that democratic nation by Russia’s Vladimir Putin’s armed forces. The majority were American citizens from Ukraine, Russia and surrounding…
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Open letter to Loveland City Hall about proposed parking garage from Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed
Dear Loveland City Council Members, Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed (CROW) is an organization that advocates for rights of communities dwelling within the watershed to protect the health, biodiversity, and safety of the Ohio River Watershed ecosystem. Government permits that put the fragile balance of this ecosystem at risk not only affect the functioning of…
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Regional stakeholders weigh in on Loveland’s proposed parking garage
Photo of the Little Miami River in downtown Loveland by David Miller All Stakeholders Must Weigh In on Proposed Parking Garage by Jeanne Nightingale, Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed (CROW), Sierra Club Miami Group, League of Women Voters Natural Resources Committee, Woman’s City Club of Greater Cincinnati The Little Miami State Park,…
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Local Family Thanks the Loveland Community for Organizing Hearts Afire Weekend!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – February’s weekend of love was a success, especially in the City of Loveland as it celebrated its first Hearts Afire Weekend! After months of preparation and anticipation, Loveland’s first Hearts Afire Weekend kicked off last Friday with a heartfelt bang! From the unbelievable ice sculptures to the Valentine-themed drinks…
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Ramsey Paxton Cemetery improvements still ongoing and wrapping it up in 2022 with a dedication date May 7, 2022
by Rob Geiger In the last year, it has been a challenging time with serious health diagnoses, treatment, and the looming concerns regarding Covid. Plans were slowed down but our pioneer blood kept forging ahead keeping progress moving ahead. We are winding up the capital improvements to the cemetery and it’s hard to believe the…
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