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I respectfully suggest that in 2022, we commit ourselves to making this the priority
by Lisa Freeman Last Saturday, a friend and I walked the Simpson Farm. We entered from Wall Street across from Kiwanis Park. About 100 feet in, we noticed that two trees were recently felled and left lying. The bridge on the Conservation District had new and very graphic graffiti, as well as new hatchet marks,…
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Lauren Enda: Is There a More Sustainable Plan to Provide Parking Without Harming Our Environment?
The above photo is of flooding in Loveland on February 25, 2018 “The notion of the common good also extends to future generations. – Richard Rohr by Lauren Enda Weather is changing in Ohio. According to Cincinnati’s Office of Environmental Sustainability, Ohio is getting hotter, wetter, and suffering with more extreme weather and periodic droughts.…
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I believe that we have to look at new models of Urban Planning
by Kim Lukens YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE – YOUR COMMUNITY IDENTITY – YOUR COMMUNITY VALUES My name is Kim Lukens. My home is located in the Brandywine Subdivision which is on the east side of Loveland. I need to access 275 West for my lifestyle probably 70% of the time. I have to drive by…
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First Impressions and Fresh Perspectives: Eileen Washburn
By Patrick Edmunds “First impressions may be lasting.” That was the phrase that Mrs. Erickson, my seventh grade English teacher, calmly used to greet her students on a first day of school more than 25 years ago. It was her cerebral attempt to control a classroom of rambunctious pre-teens, not through threats or punishment, but…
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Loveland, Reelect Tim Butler
By Jack Butler Loveland is a lovely place: great businesses, schools, and neighborhoods; a thriving downtown and endlessly entertaining bike trail; and, above all, its wonderful people, who help make the place truly special. For 32 years, Tim Butler, my father, has been one of these people. He raised my four siblings and me in…
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A response to candidate Kevin Daugherty’s “Qualifications For Becoming A Board Member”
by Lesley Hodge Kevin Dougherty, Loveland Board of Education Vice-President, posted a short video on his campaign website entitled “Thinking Through How To Choose – A Different Approach”. In it, he identifies the qualities that matter for Board membership as leadership, preparedness, motivation, commitment, and the ability to listen and learn. I agree with all of…
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Lauren Enda: Respect the citizens of Loveland enough to allow us to vote on the parking garage plan
by Lauren Enda, My name is Lauren Enda and I am a resident of Loveland. Like many Loveland residents, I am concerned about the proposed parking garage and its effect on our city. The largest municipal project in Loveland’s history has not involved public opinion though it will affect the residents of Loveland for years…
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Simply put, I know Colette Boyko as a kind, loving, and good person
by Jeff Wagner Hello Loveland! I love you and always have. I don’t usually get involved in politics because I don’t enjoy it. I’m fine reactively engaging in political discussions when I don’t have a choice though. I’m truly moderate. I’ve voted for Democrats and Republicans in recent years. I have an extremely loving family that politically,…
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A Good Sign for Loveland Schools: A Robust Election Season
By Elliot Grossman, Candidate for Loveland City School Board The races for the Loveland School Board have strengthened my faith in democracy. For at least two decades, most candidates for the school board had run without challengers. That means the community didn’t have much of a choice of candidates. It also meant there was minimal…
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Tim Butler: “I humbly ask for your support for the next four years on City Council.”
by Tim Butler Four years ago, you trusted me with your vote to City Council. Now I humbly ask for your support for the next four years on City Council. With over 32 years of living in and raising our family in Loveland, I have a strong commitment to speak for our citizens. Our family…
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