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Update on the Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery capital Improvements
You can make a charitable tax-deductible donation to the Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association, Inc. and mail it to the Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association C/O Rob Geiger, PO BOX 25, Loveland, Ohio 45140. by Rob Geiger Over the last 224 years since the first settler that entered the Greater Loveland Area, so many historical landmarks that were created…
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[Walter Golladay] Loveland City School District to raise 2019 school property taxes 47%
by Walter Golladay Loveland City School District has announced the financial impact on homeowner’s property taxes “translates into $49 monthly per $100,000 of appraised home value.” $49 times 12 months equals $588 per annum. In Hamilton County, a home with a market value of $229,810 would realize a school district property tax increase of $1,351.28…
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Bailout of FirstEnergy will jolt Ohioans, environment
Read about the local ramifications and : “ORIGINS OF REPULSIVE BILL” Vindicator Editorial July 19, 2019 The Ohio Senate’s passage Wednesday night of one of this state’s most odious anti-consumer bills in history toward almost certain passage in the state House deals a mean blow to Ohioans in their pocketbooks and sets the Buckeye State…
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Summer break means getting important work done at Loveland City Schools
by Dr. Amy Crouse, Loveland City School District Superintendent The days leading up to end-of-school are always busy and full of excitement, and I’m often asked if I look forward to summer vacation. The truth is, while the work over the summer changes, it doesn’t slow down much; it simply means I’m given a couple…
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Loveland District Teaching and Learning team unveil the Portrait of a Tiger
The community’s collective vision for the student experience at Loveland by Andrea Conner (Director of Teaching and Learning), Eric Dool (Director of Student Services) and David Knapp (Director of Technology and Innovation). What skills do children and young people need in today’s rapidly changing, interconnected and diverse world? Over the past school year, the Teaching…
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Cole Schlesner: Mom and Dad, I couldn’t have made it to where I am today without your help and support
Today is the 10th anniversary of my injury. Holy moly, ten years? That sounds like a really long time ago, but to me, it feels like it was just yesterday.
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Chiropractors: More Than a “Back Doctor”
We have the ability to diagnose and treat many different types of injuries in the body
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Loveland Board of Education voting soon on a facility master plan for the district
It’s an exciting time for Building Tiger Nation! by Loveland City School District Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse Over the past year, the Loveland City School District has intensified its work in developing a facility master plan. The last full assessment of school buildings took place in 1998 – more than two decades ago. While we’ve…
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206-Year-Old historical Loveland cemetery needs support to fund its protection and restoration
The plan involves eradicating dead and dying trees, the removal of deteriorating fence and installation of a new, secure fence.
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Career-technical education in high school can lower the cost of college
Price of College Increasing Almost 8 Times Faster Than Wages.
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