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Robert Hess: Something very disturbing occurring in Loveland School Board election
by Robert Hess Something very disturbing is occurring in the elections for our Loveland (and possibly others) school board: The politicization of the board and the candidates. In the past, most people running for school boards truly had the interests of the students and the community at heart. Republican, Democrat, Conservative, or Liberal was not…
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Tom Scovanner on annexation of Grailville: Loveland taxpayers are being played for fools
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio, At Tuesday’s City Council meeting resident Tom Scovanner went to the podium and laid out his reasoning and research into State and Federal law as to why he declares that Loveland residents are being, “played for fools” over the request by the Drees Company to annex Grailville into the City.…
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Signups Have Been EXTENDED for Loveland’s Wonka-Land Halloween Edition!
by Cassie Mattia WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? THE WEATHER WILL BE PERFECT AND THE BEER WILL BE FLOWING! SIGNUPS ARE EXTENDED UNTIL FRIDAY AT MIDNIGHT! Loveland, Ohio – Halloween is in just a few days, which means Downtown Loveland is ready to see you in your costumes at Loveland’s Wonka-Land Halloween Edition! In year’s past, the…
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Ohio School Boards Association ends affiliation with national group over request to probe threats
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioNational group has now apologized for requesting investigation of threats against local officials BY: ARIANA FIGUERO and Ohio Capital Journal The National School Boards Association is walking back its letter to President Joe Biden asking for federal help for school board members who have been harassed and threatened over masking requirements and discussions of race in public schools.…
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Sharon Scovanner on the annexation of Grailville and suppression of speech by Mayor Bailey
Loveland, Ohio – Sharon Scovanner went through the legal channels to be permitted to speak for 10-minutes at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Even though she followed the rules, Mayor Kathy Bailey refused Scovanner’s request to be “Placed on the Agenda”. She wanted to speak about the annexation into the City of the Graville property.…
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Homemade Greeting Cards Create Important Opportunities for LHS Special Needs Students!
Art and Culture, Education, Featured, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, Spotlightby Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – “Making these cards makes me feel both fulfilled and safe. This Arts and Crafts show has been my home for 4 years and now I want to be an entrepreneur!” Loveland High School (LHS) Senior Annelise Dartnall expressed how excited she was on Tuesday about The Loveland Arts and…
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Loveland School Covid 19 Dashboard for October 24, 2021
Loveland, Ohio – At the beginning of each week, the Loveland City School District releases their latest Covid 19 Dashboard. Note the correction to the 10/3/ report and that community cases increased from 51 to 62.
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CDC now recommends that certain people are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 booster shot
FDA to Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters On October 20, 2021 at 6:15 pm ET – FDA leaders discussed FDA’s authorization of booster doses for eligible populations of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine and Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine recipients and Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine recipients 18 and older, as well as the FDA’s authorization of the use of heterologous (“mix…
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Medicare open enrollment period kicked off October 15
News from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is reminding people with Medicare that Medicare Open Enrollment began October 15, 2021, and now is the time to review their coverage options and make a choice that meets their health care needs. Medicare’s Open Enrollment period…
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Gateway offers free tuition to new students
Gateway Community & Technical College is now offering FREE tuition to new students in the Spring 2022 semester that starts in January. “We know that the ongoing pandemic has made a lot of people put their life and education goals on hold for many different reasons,” said Fernando Figueroa, Gateway president. “This scholarship, where students…
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