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Linda Cecil points out all the new drivers on the road
by Linda Cecil Dear Loveland Area Residents, I took my child into the BMV this past week to get her driving temps and it dawned on me that we have more novice drivers on the road right now than at any other time in my life. Between parents putting off getting temps for winter birthdays…
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To the class with 2020 vision… we made it!
Here is Loveland High School’s 2020 Graduation (my graduation) in photos and videos – you can experience the whole 11-hour day! By: Mihaela Manova Loveland, Ohio – In the year where all schools have closed and many are awaiting a graduation of some sort, Loveland High School has managed to show to its seniors and…
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Have you been social distancing from Black Americans?
by Eric Armstrong Hello Loveland friends – I really hope if you read this first sentence and find the time to read these next several paragraphs. It’s lengthy but I think it’s important. Since graduating from Loveland High School in 1998, Eric Armstrong obtained degrees in Chemical Engineering and Spanish from Purdue University. When not…
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A Neighborhood Cleanup: be the change that you want to see in your community
by Joe Timmerman ‘A Neighborhood Cleanup’ volunteers cleaned up the Loveland rope swing and the surrounding trails alongside the National Scenic and Wild Little Miami River on June 2 in Loveland. Joe Timmerman lives on the East side of Historic Downtown Loveland. He studies Photojournalism at Ohio University and is an LHS graduate. Read more…
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Say their names: voices from the George Floyd protest
Inwood Park, Cincinnati OH – Sunday, March 31st, 2020 After a handful of changes in location, the Facebook-organized rally labeled as “Be Heard, Be Safe; Rally for Justice” kicked off at Inwood Park near the University of Cincinnati. What would ensue was a seven-mile peaceful protest march through Over The Rhine, past the Hamilton County…
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For Kristi Kinne-Hayes it wasn’t until their eldest daughter turned 16 that evil racism finally struck
LOVELAND MOM’S LONG RACIAL AWARENESS JOURNEY AND WHY WHITE AMERICANS NEED TO FOLLOW HER PATH by Daniel P. Finney Kristi Kinne-Hayes grew up in Jefferson, a Green County, Iowa city made of 4,200 almost all white people. Kristi played six-on-six girls’ basketball and became one of the best players in the state. A Guest Column…
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I grew up with White Privilege in Loveland in the 80’s and 90’s
As I reflect on what I can do as white woman in America to change our society, I am overwhelmed with doubt and uncertainty. by Trinity Mahan Walsh I grew up with White Privilege that I didn’t even know I had. Growing up in Loveland in the 80’s and 90’s, it was a pretty white…
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Congratulations Keller Walls
by Terri Rogers, In honor of Tracy’s strength and courage and her lifelong desire to go to college, the Loveland Initiative Tracy L. Johnson Scholarship Committee has selected Loveland High School graduate Keller Walls to receive a $1,500 scholarship. She has demonstrated a strong interest towards education and in serving her community. Keller was acknowledged for…
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Why haven’t you written anything about the fiasco last weekend
Dear Editor, Why haven’t you written anything about the fiasco last weekend in downtown Loveland when hundreds of people were congregating without any protection or social distancing. That was so dangerous and should be a top story. Michael McCurdy
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Sabrina Newstead took a chance and came home to Loveland: Such great news for us all
After a totally unprecedented plan of action to safeguard the senior students, Newstead had just 3 days to cram in as much knowledge as she could, to try and pass her long case exam. by Paul Newstead My wife Sarina told me about Loveland Magazine and I thought that this story about our daughter could…
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