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Ohio’s billion-dollar bailout bribery trial showcasing rampant arrogance, corruption, and enabling
Every day more details emerge from Ohio’s billion-dollar bailout bribery trial showcasing gargantuan levels of arrogance, corruption, and enabling among energy executives and Ohio’s most powerful Republican politicians. Yesterday in federal court, prosecutors played recordings of late Ohio right-wing lobbyist Neil Clark that showed in extravagant detail how dirty Ohio politicians and power players really are. Pointing…
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A deep dive into happiness
by CeeCee Collins I really like this article as it offers an interesting point of view and deep dive into happiness. This is a tough time of year around here; dark, cold weather, post-holiday and back to grind. I felt this would be a great article to share. One of the highlights I liked about…
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Cindy Zetterberg: Either stop reporting one side of an issue or don’t report anything political at all
Letter to Editor Dear Editor I have been a Loveland resident for 32 years and an avid supporter of the Loveland Herald and Loveland Magazine. It has been a delight to read articles about our community, the wonderful things our schools and businesses are doing, and the fabulous events that Loveland has to offer. It…
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Time is running out. Get covered by January 15
Millions more can get assistance paying for health insurance, thanks to the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act Laura Packard – Ohio Capital Journal If you don’t have health insurance — or just want to explore your options — go to healthcare.gov on or before Jan. 15 to get covered with affordable health insurance now.…
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This particularly caught my eye
by CeeCee Collins We recently received a newsletter from the business that helps us with our website, Legend Webworks. They had a few articles in the newsletter and this one particularly caught my eye. The article discusses the importance of community involvement, a topic very near and dear to my heart. I’ve given a few…
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In 1912, Ohio voters asserted their democratic authority. Now Ohio Republicans want to rip it away
Secretary of State Frank LaRose (speaking) alongside Rep. Brian Stewart, R-Ashville, introducing a constitutional amendment requiring a 60% supermajority for all future citizen-led ballot amendments. (Photo by Nick Evans, OCJ.) Comentary by DAVID DEWITT Ohio Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose and state Rep. Brian Stewart have launched a frontal assault on voters’ ability to…
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Newly elected state school board member calls GOP plan to gut powers ‘Tornado from hell’
Seven of the 11 elected seats are now Democratic, stopping supermajority “What you’re going to see in the lame duck session is going to be a tornado from hell.” – Former state Sen. and now State School Board Member, Teresa Fedor, D-Toledo. Former state Sen. Teresa Fedor got out of the Statehouse before the last…
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An Open Letter to the Loveland Board of Education from Loveland VOICE
VOICE is a grassroots organization representing ALL of Loveland. As our name implies, we are not your enemy, we are citizens concerned for the welfare of all. VOICE did not fail the recent Permanent Tax Levy: the citizens of Loveland failed the Levy 52%-48% for many reasons, some of which were compiled and listed in…
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Marcia Neumann: Reason to vote no on school operating levy
by Marcia Neumann Marcia Neumann resides within the school district and the City of Loveland limits in Hamilton County.
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Why we need to support Loveland students this election season
by Allison Kiehl Since the failure of the 2020 tax levy in support of Loveland City Schools, it’s no secret that there has been a divide in the Loveland community. Through that election and for weeks after, vote yes and vote no signs dotted homeowners’ front lawns and businesses as if a symbol of pride…
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