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Mayor Cox responds to concerns of Loveland Canoe and Kayak
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, First and foremost, I want to be clear that neither I nor Loveland City Council have had any discussions or taken any actions that would force Loveland Kayak and Canoe [sic] to leave Loveland. In fact if you look at the history of their business and the land designated for the…
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Mayor Cox: City of Loveland supports all Loveland Businesses
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, Recently there has been a lot of media coverage regarding the City of Loveland and Loveland Kayak and Canoe [sic] (VIDEO: Will Loveland Canoe and Kayak survive the progress in Historic Downtown Loveland?). As the Mayor of Loveland I feel it is very important to clarify the facts surrounding this issue. Here is…
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A letter from Daniel’s father about going back to school
Birthdays. Holidays. Even dental checkups. Milestones go from celebratory to excruciating when you’ve lost a child. And without my sweet little Daniel – who lived his short life with compassion, empathy and zest – the first day of school is one of the toughest. Many parents tell me this milestone has become more terrifying…
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City Hall says they are keeping the “momentum going”
(Mayor Linda Cox asked Loveland Magazine to publish this Press Release) Attached (and copied below) is a press release updating Loveland residents’ on the economic development projects ongoing in our City. I would appreciate if you’d publish this in Loveland Magazine at your earliest convenience. Thank you, Linda Cox, Mayor City of Loveland [dropcap]B[/dropcap]usiness…
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Have college-bound kids? Now is the time to revisit legal and life insurance needs
[dropcap type=”3″]I[/dropcap]f you are the parent of a college-bound student, you may soon face a whole new world of an empty nest, financial aid and questions about doing laundry. What you might not realize, though, is that with this new transition, there are some important considerations you need to keep top of mind, specifically life…
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Israelis can take a joke
People raise a lot of questions if you tell them you injured your arm while throwing stones in the West Bank by Ricky Mulvey I have less than a week left in Israel. It sucks. It’s been a great ride. One of the things I will miss most about this place is that Israelis can…
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Making money management unmistakable
[dropcap type=”3″]T[/dropcap]he U.S. consumer is awash in financial information and tools in preparing for their financial future. An Internet search of the words “financial planning” generates millions of Web hits. With all this financial know-how at Americans’ fingertips, it’s reasonable to believe they are doing the things to put their financial house in order. Right?…
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I am not an Orthodox Jew
I was asked,”Have you thought about joining the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces)? And now I have this naked man I met only an hour ago telling me to jump in this pool with him. by Ricky Mulvey I just got back from the border of Gaza. It’s the second time I have been there in two…
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Meet Miami Township’s New Administrator, Christine Thompson
From the Miami Township Summer Newsletter Hello! It is an incredible honor to introduce myself to you as the fourth Administrator of Miami Township. As your Township Administrator, I am charged with directing the daily operations of Police, Fire, Service, Community Development and Recreation departments to coordinate the overall efficiency and effectiveness of township activities…
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Companions on a Journey: I will be riding my first Century (100 miles)!
Dear Loveland Magazine Readers, I have been on a year long journey to shed the weight of my grief. I carried this weight with me for such a long time that I thought I could never be my old self again, ever. Since the end of October of 2014, I started riding a bike since…
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