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We’re Building Tiger Nation, Together
An update on the Loveland City School District Facility Master Plan By Dr. Amy Crouse, Loveland City School District Superintendent The Loveland community has once again come together for the benefit of its students: on January 23, more than 150 members of the general public and school community gathered at the third Building Tiger Nation…
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Splashing In – Welcome!
by Fran Hendrick Professional clinical counselor, parenting columnist, and instructor Fran Hendrick has provided coaching and counseling for hundreds of women and girls for twenty-five years. Clients appreciate Fran’s calm, empathic style, her practical strategies and solid advice, and her playful spirit. In addition to her therapy practice at Wildflower House in Loveland, Fran provides consultation,…
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Earthrise
Among environmentalists, John Muir is like a rock star! Perhaps you’ve heard of John Muir. If you haven’t, you should. He almost single-handedly convinced Teddy Roosevelt to establish the national parks system in the US. His explorations of and writings about helped establish some of our iconic wilderness areas we know and cherish today, including Yosemite, Sequoia,…
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Terri Rogers: I am so grateful to be a part of this giving and caring community
by Terri Rogers, WOW! Another HUGE success!! On December 14, 2018, the Loveland Initiative held its 22nd Annual Christmas Toy Store program. The program served well over 250 children. This would not have happened if not for all of YOU our wonderful and generous supporters. The Tracy Johnson Scholarship awards one thousand five hundred dollars to…
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Volcanos and boots
I trust that karma took take care of the boot-stealing scoundrel. Ever tried to hike up a volcano? I have once; right now, the score stands: volcano 1/me 0. My run at it took place in Guatemala. You might know the country from its Mayan culture and the famous ruins at Tikal in the flat northern…
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An invitation by President/CEO Harry Snyder to visit your Great Oaks Career Campuses
This is a thank you, and an invitation to see your schools. by Harry Snyder, First, the thanks: In November, you agreed to renew our only local funding—a 2.7-mill levy which provides career-technical programs for high school students across southwest Ohio. We’re grateful for your support of our students, our outstanding instructors and staff, and…
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Glacier and Grizzly Pooh
Glacier National Park sits in northern Montana; it runs contiguous with Waterton Lakes National Park of Canada to create a large, magnificent wilderness. If you ever have the opportunity to really experience the area, don’t pass it by. Glacier was set aside as a national park in 1910 by Cincinnati-borne President William Howard Taft. The park is…
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Providing a great education and a great value
by Kevin Hawley Our goal at Loveland City Schools is to provide a great education for our students and a great value to the community. In order to provide the level of education our community has come to expect and our students deserve, public school districts like ours must return every few years to ask…
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Christine Rasmussen: An opportunity to sponsor a Loveland Robotics tournament
Dear Loveland Business Owner, In the past several years, robotics has been flourishing in Loveland. Our teams have experienced great success, and as a result the program is growing quickly. This year, to help provide competition opportunities, we are hosting two tournaments in Loveland. The first is a VEX Robotics (VRC) tournament on December 22, 2018 in…
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Stephen McClanahan – “Caves… all are dark, really, really dark.”
In younger days, when my body didn’t complain as often or loudly, I was into caving, along with a few of my friends. Amateur spelunkers with no formal training and homemade, improvised equipment. A dangerous combination for sure, but the allure of exploring dark, foreboding holes in the ground proved overwhelming and so caution was thrown to…
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