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Council Continues to Choose the Most Expensive and Damaging Option for Parking, Ignoring Other Options – with No Explanation Why
Make your voice heard about this issue using petition link below by Lauren Enda, For the last several months, I have been speaking at council about the need for more conversation, study, and transparency about the parking garage proposal. Loveland needs to do something about the parking issue, that much we can all agree upon.…
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DeWine can’t run from energy bailout bribery scandal as dirty laundry keeps piling up
COMMENTARY by MARILOU JOHANEK – Ohio Capital Journal Follow the money. Its corrupting influence runs through all the great scandals piling up in Ohio under Republican rule. From the biggest online charter school rip-off of tax dollars to the largest public corruption indictment in state history, money has paved the way to epic wrongdoing under…
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What’s at stake for Ohio families as the monthly child tax credit payment ends?
EDITORIAL, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioCommentary by Will Petrik – Ohio Capital Journal As we start the new year, parents are planning for the future and working hard to provide their kids a great quality of life. They’re facing challenges head on, including a surging pandemic, school closures and at-home schooling, and fewer affordable child care options. No child should…
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Council needs to provide data and obtain consent of residents to build parking garage
by Lauren Enda In 2017, Loveland faced a controversial issue similar to today’s proposed garage when the mayor at that time wanted to repurpose city hall. Neil Oury addressed the council multiple times on that issue. In one speech, he commented that it’s “important for open and honest dialogue to happen at all times and…
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Let Loveland Heal – Create a Referendum for the Garage
by Lauren Enda Loveland is a vibrant, bustling, and prosperous city. Which is why the question of increased parking space is an issue. People come to Loveland to live and visit because it is quaint and unique. Another asset that Loveland enjoys is an educated, engaged, and energized resident population. This is an asset that…
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Linda Bergholz: “Your support allows us the privilege of helping our neighbors in need.”
by Linda Bergholz As the year comes to a close, I am amazed at everything we’ve accomplished together in 2021. Clients are back in the pantry, we have a van to help with transportation, children attended our back-to-school event to select supply filled backpacks and spirit wear, another successful Pass it On filled Thanksgiving baskets…
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Guest Column: MOVING FORWARD
by Mike Meldon Jr. I’d like to start out by saying congratulations to the Mayor, Vice Mayor and all of the council. Election season and all the drama that comes with it is now over and it should be time to move forward. My fear though is that some people are not content getting on…
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Support their right to have some control over what largely feels like something happening TO them, not just IN them.
“If you can’t bring yourself to do that, then please, try to listen a little longer, and seek to somehow, in some way, understand.” by Stefanie Badders Laufersweiler I’ve been pregnant 7 times. Four progressed successfully; three did not. Half of the times I’ve been in the ultrasound room, the news was bad. The first…
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Remembering Buddy Gray during the holiday season
by David Miller After publishing the story this week about Gianpaolo Scheve the Loveland teen who launched a blanket drive for Cincinnati’s homeless, I was reminded of my friend Buddy Gray who founded one of the charity organizations that Gianpaolo is supporting. (Loveland teen launches blanket drive for Cincinnati’s homeless at age 12, raises $11,000…
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To the Mayor and City Council: Why Can’t We Vote?
The proposed parking garage for Historic Downtown as envisioned by City Hall. “A man without a vote is a man without protection.” Lyndon B. Johnson by Lauren Enda I retired here from the National Security Agency after 30 years of playing my part to protect the United States. I did not expect to continue that…
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