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EDITORIAL: An Open Letter to the Loveland Police Department
Dear Officers and Friends, I am deeply, deeply, sorry for your loss. The murder and assassination of members of your family last night in Dallas cuts to my heart. Yet still, I can only conceive the loss you are feeling today and know it would be of a magnitude unimaginable. Quoting and paraphrasing from the poem by…
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O’Keefe family can not thank you enough!
Diggin’ for Danny Volleyball Tournament raised $9,712.00 Dear supporters of Danny O’Keefe, The O’Keefe family can not thank their friends, family, and the community enough for their continued support of Danny. In the past five years, Danny has come so far. His therapy has helped him reach new goals. We could not get him the continued therapy he needs…
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Loveland Magazine is celebrating 1st Amendment and Free Speech
Amendment I, allows all of us, including newspapers, to develop our own personal sense of fair play when it comes to our speech. Carole Dissinger asked this question on Loveland Magazine’s Facebook Page… I really appreciate your sign outside your office, “Celebrate freedom of speech”. Does that mean people can do so here on…
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Dr. Amy Crouse: Our academic story
By Dr. Amy Crouse Loveland Assistant Superintendent of Teaching & Learning Many of us who work in education greet it with high emotion – even tears; the last day of a school year is the end of a very important chapter for the both children we serve and the teachers who helped author…
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A message to the Class of 2016
By Chad Hilliker, Loveland City School District superintendent Dear Class of 2016, It may not seem possible, but you have finished a journey you started some 13 years ago. We have been fortunate to watch you be part of a group that has forever changed Loveland City School District. Your list of accomplishments are many,…
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Going Back to School
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Our family experience has shown us that most college students will not do anything to maintain their car while at school. by Doug and Jamie Beachy, Our family has sent four children off to college, with a variety of vehicles to get them through the school year. Unfortunately, this sometimes comes with late night…
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They held the floor – We held the Hill
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, Our country has never seen anything like this, Loveland. Led by civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis, House champions staged an historic 24-hour sit-in on the House floor demanding Congress take action to stop the daily carnage caused by gun violence in America. But instead of agreeing to a vote, House…
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Guest Column: Democrats Unite in Loveland
by By Tom Calarco, Clermont County Democrats met in Loveland on Saturday, June 11, to kick off the state senate campaign of Charlie Carlier of Goshen. They were of one mind in their goal to elect Clermont County Democrats to the Ohio legislature, something that hasn’t happened in decades. In addition to Carlier, Jerod Weber, the…
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Guns are the one thing all of these murders have in common
We made that choice when we accepted the terrorism of the NRA and decided it was ok for the kindergarteners at Sandy Hook to die for our “freedom”. by Ashley Palmer, I’m absolutely sickened by the violence in Orlando and the senseless loss of life. My heart breaks for the families of these victims, and for…
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The Difference in Replacement Brakes
by Doug and Jamie Beachy, The main difference between Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) brakes and aftermarket versions is glue vs. molding. Now what to do? Ok, so your brakes have one or more of the telltale signs they need service. Now what to do? Be confident you get it right if it’s time for brake…
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