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Thrivent Financial releases 2015 Money Mindset Report capturing Americans’ views on personal finances and giving back
“The results from the survey show that many people want to be generous, but uncertainty about their finances may be keeping them from taking action to give back to others.” MINNEAPOLIS (Nov, 2015) – Despite the financial uncertainties faced by many Americans, generosity is surprisingly at the forefront of their minds. According to the 2015…
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What is a “Slipped Disk”?
The treatment for disk herniations has changed dramatically through the years by Dr. Doug Portman [dropcap type=”3″]A[/dropcap] “slipped disk” is a misnomer we sometimes hear when people are talking about a bulging or herniated disc. This condition is also known as a disk “protrusion”. Spinal disks are rubbery pads between the vertebrae, the bones…
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Are you attending Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST?
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, When you purchase tickets for Disney’s BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Aronoff Center through the link below, $5 of each ticket purchased will go back to Adopt-A-Book. Offer is valid for performances on Weds 4/20, Thurs 4/21, Fri 4/22 and Sun 4/24 (evening performance only.) Use promo code BOOK. Hurry…
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Settell and Gross on community involvement
by Angela Settell and Pam Gross As we walked the neighborhoods of Loveland we were excited by the energy and interests of the residents in our community. We were impressed by the people we met and their backgrounds and experiences. They shared their areas of concern and expertise and how they were willing to…
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Loveland Initiative says thanks to community for Christmas spirit
by Terri Rogers, On December 18 the Loveland Initiative held its 18th Annual Christmas Toy Store program. One again the community has come together in a big way. The program was a huge success. This would not have happened if not for all of you, our wonderful and generous supporters. This program served well over 200 children.…
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3 years
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, On clear December nights, I often look up and am reminded of how much my beautiful Dylan loved the moon. Goodnight Moon was his favorite book, one we cuddled together to read more times than I can remember. I would do anything to be able to snuggle up again with Dylan…
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Ohio: The next “guns everywhere” state?
Dear Loveland Area Residents, As a parent and grandparent, there’s nothing I take more seriously than my family’s security. That’s why I am furious that extremists in the Ohio House of Representatives just passed a dangerous “guns everywhere” bill without debate. The bill would allow people to carry concealed weapons in police stations, airports, and…
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Why Bernie for President
by Tom Calarco Loveland is easy-going and friendly, a small town with a positive spirit. I moved here last year because of that, and the bike trail. Nothing like a relaxing bike ride to loosen up the aging joints. I’m originally from upstate New York and had moved to Cincinnati on the west side in…
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Branch Hill-Guinea Road in serious need of upgrading
Dear Editor, In all reality, as much as the closure is very inconvenient, the road its self is in serious need of upgrading. The road is dangerously narrow. The curve currently getting new drains, needs to be graded, many a winter day, I have seen cars unable to climb it. I’d love to see them…
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Angie Settell: We are all sad that Corey Schmidt is leaving the City
Assistant City Manager/Finance Director Corey Schmidt has accepted the position of City Manager in Marlette Michigan. Councilwoman Angie Settlel was asked if she would like to comment on Schmidt’s career change. by Angela Settell Corey Schmidt is one of the brightest young men I have ever worked with and known over the years. He has made a…
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