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What’s With All the Mulch at the Post Office?
by Cindy Kessler We’re laying the groundwork for pollinator gardens! Next spring these mulched areas will be planted with native flower seedlings that will benefit pollinators and beautify the community. In 2017, the U.S. Postal Service recognized the beauty and importance of pollinators with their Protect Pollinators stamps. Now, with the help of volunteers, the Loveland…
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Thank you, donors to Seth Mitchell Hero 5K
by the family and friends of Captain Seth Mitchell Happy summer 2021 contributors to the Seth Mitchell Hero 5K. We hope your summer is going well. We are all blessed that it is going differently than last year! As always we want to keep you updated on how your investment in the scholarship campaigns are…
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Candidate version of J.D. Vance using same dog whistles he once derided as a ‘moral disaster’
JD Vance, venture capitalist and author of ‘Hillbilly Elegy,” in 2017. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images). COMMENTARY MARILOU JOHANEK and Ohio Capital Journal The last time I spoke with J.D. Vance, he was living the good life as an elite West Coast venture capitalist in Silicon Valley. He was a baby-faced investor from southern Ohio…
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A Perspective on the Mask Mandate Debate in Loveland Schools
Loveland Magazine received this Guest Column from the parent of Loveland school students who asked us not to reveal their identity. By: Anonymous Parent of Loveland Students The start of a new school year has sparked a debate in the Loveland community that is arguably more divisive than the 2020 presidential election. We are nearly…
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We’re asking one simple thing (parents like me) but you, you’re asking for my world
Loveland Magazine received this Guest Column from the parent of a Loveland school student who asked us not to reveal their identity and to go one further step, besides sharing the sentiment of her writing – to help protect all of the “health compromised children” that need to attend school next week. Most of you…
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This is not simply a desire of two parents; it’s an objective recommendation of healthcare professionals
The letter below was sent to the Principal of St. Columban School today. A similar letter was sent to Superintendent Broadwater and the Loveland School Board yesterday. Matt and Stefanie Laufersweiler have students enrolled in both school systems. Dear Mrs. Muchmore, I’m writing to urge you as you review plans for safely opening St. Columban…
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Loveland School District – We’re not lip-readers, take your mask off
Commentary by David Miller Tumultuous speculation is spreading as fast as a delta variant through our school district about whether masking and face protection will be required when the school year begins – and we hear nary a peep from school leadership. School begins in 17 days, and even if one wants to know what…
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Loveland’s Historic Black Church an African American historic site is not insignificant.
OPINION The places where significant African American history happened have been unrecognized for the important role they play in the fabric of Loveland society. Black history is our Loveland history. Though Loveland is rich in diverse history, our community pride has been absent when representing that history and in funding its protection. by David Miller…
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EDITOR’S NOTE: We apologize to our readers for the ugly comments
Art and Culture, EDITORIAL, Education, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Region and Beyond, Religion, Sports, Statehouse and Around Ohio, UncategorizedEDITOR’S NOTE: We apologize to our readers for the ugly comments that were posted on Loveland Magazine this evening. We removed them as soon as they were discovered. Sincerely, David Miller, Editor and Publisher
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1st grade teacher to her ‘Stay at Homies’ Thank you for believing in me
by Jennifer Miller During this past year, I took on the challenge of teaching a remote section of first grade for Loveland Schools. To date, this has been the most difficult work situation that I have faced as a teacher during my twenty-three-year career. I started the school year with 38 first graders. Just that…
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