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Exercising your right to vote on Election Day
Commentary by Michael Hamper III Michael Hamper III is a partner at Lemire & Hamper LLC, a firm in Jefferson, Ohio that focuses on the areas of bankruptcy, oil and gas, probate, real estate, and municipal law. Michael has served as the Solicitor for the Village of Jefferson since 2016 and has a passion for…
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Judy Leever Owned a Thousand Pairs of Shoes
At least one pair belonged to you She always slipped back into her own by David Miller A reoccurring theme rang at the visitation, funeral, and two nights of Shiva for Loveland resident Judy Leever. This is a reprint of an Editorial Published in Loveland Magazine on October 17, 2012. October 12 is the anniversary of…
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Residents urge BOE to form a Diversity Advisory Board
This statement was delivered by Leah Marcus at the Loveland Board of Education Meeting on 9/22/2020 on behalf of John Coburn, Julie Gebhart, Leah Marcus, Jennifer Shaftel, and Molly Simons, representing the Loveland Diversity Advisory Board (DAB) and the voices of their supporters in the Loveland Community. by Leah Marcus At the Loveland Board of…
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Heidi Weber is excited for her 3rd graders and the amazing skills they are learning!
by Heidi Weber Hello! I am responding to your request to hear from teachers about Loveland Online learning. (Tell Us: How is remote learning going in the Loveland District) I am teaching 3rd grade through our online academy. I want to share that I am having a great deal of success because of the training…
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The Controversy Surrounding Trump’s Replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
by Chris Ball Ruth Bader Ginsburg sat on the United States Supreme Court for 27 years. She authored countless judicial opinions on issues ranging from abortion rights, gender discrimination, and the landmark 2000 case of Bush v. Gore where she penned her now-famous line, “I dissent.” Justice Ginsburg passed away on September 18 from complications of pancreatic…
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Every school district in the nation is one thin (insert school colors here) line from a similar calamity that waits in the wings
Editorial “This has got to stop. Somebody is going to get hurt.” – Little Miami Superintendent Greg Power by David Miller At the beginning of last Friday’s football game in Morrow, Ohio, two Little Miami High School football players elected to run onto the field carrying a “Thin Blue Line” flag and a “Thin Red…
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Update on the Ramsey Paxton Cemetery
Maggie Schildmeyer-Mischenko, Riverveiw Monuments with Rob Geiger, President Ramsey Paxton Cemetery Association by Rob Geiger It’s been almost a year since the work was started on the historical cemetery, Ramsey Paxton Cemetery, located on Ramsey Court in the White Pillars Subdivision. To recap the series of events: December, 2018 the city of Loveland reinstalled the…
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Eifert’s Decision to Honor David Dorn Will Test Limits of League’s New Social Justice Policy
by Christopher Ball In early September, former Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert announced that he would choose to honor the memory of David Dorn, a retired St. Louis police captain who was killed in June of this year. Christopher Ball is a longtime Loveland resident and an attorney Eifert was selected by the Bengals in the first round of…
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11th Annual Captain Seth Mitchell HERO “VIRTUAL” 5K
Dear Loveland Magazine, I hope you are all healthy and finding your way through this unusual year of 2020. To that end the 2020 Captain Seth Mitchell Hero 5K scheduled for 10/10 in Nisbet Park will now be a VIRTUAL event to take place throughout the month of October. This means that even David Miller…
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