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Commenters mix it up: “Broadway Brownstones” gets approval for Historic Downtown
Read Background Story: “Broadway Brownstones” gets approval for Historic Downtown LOVELANDMAGAZINE@ Facebook 8,515 people reached 33 shares Facebook Comments (Scroll to bottom to read reader commentary published in Loveland Magazine) Ellen Mershon – Lovely… More buildings that look just like the other buildings… Soon our town will look everyone else’s town and it will all…
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Bernie Sanders to speak live via remote at The Trails in Loveland on August 24
In addition to Bernie’s live remote, there will be speakers who will discuss their experience in Philadelphia by Tom Calarco The movement that Bernie Sanders started is alive and well. Though he is not at this time a candidate for President, he is resolved to continue his political revolution. He will be speaking live via…
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You bought the contract…now what?
Knowing your contracts supports healthy financial strategies Purchasing proper insurance coverage is an important part of a healthy financial picture. However, with many contracts, staying engaged ensures you have adequate coverage as your life changes. As life changes, your insurance needs can also change. Particularly with long-term care insurance, reviewing your coverage on an ongoing…
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Linda Fitzgerald: “Every time I see those pretty flowers over the bridge…”
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, The flowers along the West Loveland Avenue Bridge and throughout the City of Loveland are a testimony to the spirit and dedication of community volunteers to brighten up our city. Kudos to the fifteen plus volunteers who, under the guidance of Brittany Byrd -owner of Loveland-based Home Grown Flowers- designed, planted, and…
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How to increase the amount of hungry people fed; using “rescued” food
“40% of all food produced in the United States goes to waste every year” by Michael Fackler, The Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts organized a conference calling on the expertise of the national and international heavy hitters in the…
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Here is what the Cool School will look like this year – Thank you Loveland City Schools
We are seeking energetic, committed, and dependable adults, and college and high school students to lead and coordinate the development of the program. by Terri Rogers Students at Loveland Elementary, Primary and Intermediate Schools are receiving extra help with homework from the Cool School Program… but it does more than that. It provides attention to those…
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“If even a small number of folks change behavior, you have accomplished something.”
by Dawn Busalacchi, I am responding to your editorial entitled “Apparently local governments and schools don’t need to heed the warnings of the Ohio EPA“. [quote_box_right]I hope parents make the connection between air pollution and asthma in children as they sit idling in their cars at their kids’ schools.[/quote_box_right]Your article was spot on! Thank you…
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Apparently local government and schools don’t need to heed the warnings of the Ohio EPA
AN EDITORIAL Our local governments and schools should adopt a policy to follow on Air Quality Advisory Days and do their share by David Miller, The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA), through the Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency has extended the Air Quality Advisory into Thursday and it is likely to continue into the weekend. Our…
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Police Chief Sean Rahe: We Must Stand Together
It is never been more important to have those critical, civil conversations about police actions. There is only one path forward – together. by Sean Rahe Loveland Police Chief Like all of you, I was horrified to hear about the attack on police officers in Dallas. Initial reports indicate these officers were murdered simply because…
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