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Perfect World Science
What would Loveland science look like in a perfect world? By Dr. Amy Crouse, Loveland Assistant Superintendent of Teaching & Learning As part of the instructional cycle in Loveland, K-12 science teachers participated in a series of work sessions to review our science instruction and resources in the district. Teachers from all grade levels rarely…
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Support the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry and donate to the Feed the Hungry Challenge
by Lisa Waddell Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, L.I.F.E. (Loveland Inter-Faith Effort) challenges YOU to help us feed local families by donating to the food pantry during the months of April and May. All donation received during this time will be counted toward the Feed the Hungry Challenge. [quote_box_right]By making a donation to L.I.F.E., you can take…
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Bipartisan Mental Health Reform Act up for a big Senate committee vote tomorrow
Ever since a mentally ill individual murdered my beautiful butterfly Dylan, 19, I have been working with Sandy Hook Promise on fixing our country’s broken mental health care system Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, This is really important: The bipartisan Mental Health Reform Act, for which Sandy Hook Promise has tirelessly advocated, is up for a…
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#LovelandLearning – A district view
By Dr. Amy Crouse, Loveland Assistant Superintendent of Teaching & Learning At the Loveland City School District, we understand that we have a responsibility to improve what we do every day to ensure that we provide the best education possible to our families. So, what does make a good school district? Great teachers, great students,…
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Thanks for helping us support and honor Sonny Kim
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, We are hosting our fourth Power Ryde fundraiser of the year on Saturday, March 12, at noon for the Police Unity Tour. If the class fills, we will add an additional class(es). SIGN UP. Power Ryders Detective John Pavia, Brett Pavia (John’s son) and Officer Scott Marshall are participating in the Police…
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Letters support Loveland Farmers’ Market return to Jackson Street Market
These letters sent to Loveland City Hall to be read during last Tuesday’s open forum during the council meeting. They are in support of returning the Loveland Farmers’ Market return to it’s Jackson Street Market location for the 2016 season. Mayor Mark Fitzgerald broke precedent and did not allow the clerk of council to read these…
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Designing our future together: Destination Loveland
By Chad Hilliker, Loveland City School District superintendent [dropcap]I[/dropcap] simply couldn’t stop smiling. From the entry of Loveland High School’s Auditorium that was decorated with student art to the delicate sounds of Loveland Elementary School’s Mallet Madness starting the show, from our students – all ages – describing their Loveland experience to standing beside our…
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Do you want to make a difference in your community?
by Terri Rogers, Founded in 1996, The Loveland Initiative is dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in Loveland. We provide a wide variety of programs to help lower income residents meet basic needs along with educational enrichment. “Our mission is to provide educational support and assistance to under-served children and their families.”…
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Tim Canada: Loveland code does not allow Loveland Farmers’ Market at Jackson Street Market
by Tim Canada “The laws of Loveland since 2011 stipulate that the Loveland Farmers Market is to be located in downtown, and located on city owned property! Jackson Street Market is owned by the Loveland Symmes Fire Fighters Association.” Hello to all, Tuesday evening’s council meeting was very informative. There was a packed house of concerned citizens…
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Greg Benkner: How about Symmes Park as home for Loveland Farmers’ Market?
Historic Downtown business owner Greg Benkner, wrote this letter to Loveland Farmers’ Market manager Donna Bednar, The Friends of Loveland Farmers’ Market , City Manager Dave Kennedy, Mayor Mark Fitzgerald, all city council members, many downtown businesses, and Loveland Magazine. Not picking one over the other, just offering another positive option Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, I’ll be upfront…
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