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April Showers Bring Vernal Pools
Breeding salamanders lack vocal chords, although some species can make clicking or popping sounds with their jaws. There are approximately two dozen species of salamanders that call the Buckeye state home. by Julie Watson Spring is here! The school year is winding up, the days are getting warmer, and rain is falling. Spring rain is…
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Courtney Explains it All: Employment Opportunities For All!
Courtney Explains It All, Health-Wellness-Disability, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, SpotlightDisability Employment Awareness Month is Celebrating the Value and Talents of People with Disabilities and What They Bring to the Workplace and Economy. by Courtney Hineman Loveland, Ohio – Disability Employment Awareness is not only important to me but to people all over the world with developmental disabilities. This is why I wanted to interview…
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Elly De La Cruz Makes History For The Reds
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, Sports, SportsOpolis, SpotlightElly De La Cruz with a young fan at this year’s Reds Fest by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – Baseball is America’s pastime, and its records stretch back more than a century. And so when such records are broken, it means just a little bit more as compared to any of the other major American…
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Reds Fight Through Injuries and Setbacks to Take the First Two Series of the Year
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, SportsOpolis, SpotlightFrankie Montas (Major League Photo Day) by Chris Ball The Reds Are on a Roll To Start The Season The Reds had deck stacked against them to begin this year. Injuries to several key players and the suspension of Noelvi Marte threatened to derail the 2024 campaign before it even got going. But so far,…
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Cincinnati Bengals Apply the Franchise Tag to Tee Higgins
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, Sports, SportsOpolis, SpotlightPhoto by Wikimedia Commons Though a Long-Term Deal May Still Be a Possibility, Absent a Holdout, The Bengals Should Have Their Clutch Second Wide Receiver Back In 2024 by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – As most expected, this weekend the Cincinnati Bengals applied the franchise tag to wide receiver Tee Higgins. I previously discussed what…
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Reds’ Matt McLain To Miss 5-7 Days Due to Oblique Injury
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, Sports, SportsOpolis, SpotlightMatt McLain taking a selfie with two fans before going into the Duke Energy Center for Redsfest in December. (Loveland Magazine File Photo © 2024) An Early Injury Is Another Reminder of Why The Reds’ Depth Is Critical by Chris Ball, On Tuesday we learned that their second baseman Matt McLain would miss 5-7 days…
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What Does it Really Mean to Forgive Someone?
Forgiveness isn’t “It’s okay,” rather it’s “I will be okay.” Olivia Rohling by Olivia Rohling What is forgiveness? Is forgiveness what I’m hoping my high school English teacher will grant me after she discovers I started a piece of writing with a question– despite repeatedly teaching me that starting a piece of writing with a…
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Plitt Named to Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch List
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – A former LHS student-athlete has found himself on another prestigious list for excelling in the game of football! Ball State redshirt Senior, Drew Plitt, was placed on the watch list for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award just two weeks after being placed on the watch list for the Manning…
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[VIDEO] Local Soccer Program Donates Checks to Mile42 Coffee and the Loveland Legacy Foundation
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – The COVID-19 pandemic has effected many across Ohio including those involved in Loveland’s elite kids’ sports programs. A local soccer group by the name of “Loveland Storm FC” has become very familiar with the obstacles COVID-19 has created many of the obstacles coming right before their Spring soccer season.…
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OHSAA Announces Shortened HS Football Season Proposal
OHSAA adjusts high school season if football is approved by Governor by Cassie Mattia COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Governor’s recommendation to shorten Ohio’s High School Football seasons has been approved! The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) announced Friday that due to concerns COVID-19 may spike in the early winter, all Ohio HS football…
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