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Marriage shouldn’t negate rape, bill supporters say
By Susan Tebben and Ohio Capital Journal Supporters of a bill removing a loophole for spousal rape and sexual assault say the state needs to stop the double-standard that exists when it comes to sex crimes. Heather McComas-Harrison said she spoke from experience when imploring a House committee on Thursday to pass House Bill 121, to…
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Do you owe ODJFS because of a Pandemic Unemployment Assistance overpayment?
by Eye On Ohio Staff, Eye on Ohio May 18, 2021 State made $1.2 billion in accidental payments, which could be forgiven This article is from Eye on Ohio, the nonprofit, nonpartisan Ohio Center for Journalism. Please join their free mailing list, as this helps provide more public service reporting. By Cid Standifer When Matthew…
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It felt imperative to somehow have a Memorial Day Service in Loveland in 2020
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – COVID-OR-NOT, in 2020 when the local Memorial Day ceremonies were cancelled, Loveland Magazine decided to hold one anyway. I didn’t do too much head-scratching before I remembered Ryan Linday’s Memorial Day address in Loveland in 2017 because it was a very good one – the best one of my…
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Butterworth Road and State Route 48 traffic disruption from Tuesday until September 30
Loveland, Ohio – A sanitary sewer extension project at Butterworth Road and State Route 48 will begin on Tuesday, June 1. There will be a one lane closure with temporary traffic signals provided to maintain traffic. City Hall says to anticipate traffic delays. The project consists of installing 1,455′ of 12″ diameter sanitary sewer along…
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Luke Waddell first-team ALL-ACC
From Georgia Tech Athletics GREENSBORO, N.C. – Georgia Tech baseball was lauded in the annual end-of-year Atlantic Coast Conference honors as four student-athletes were named all-conference, the league announced Monday. The Yellow Jackets’ and Loveland High School grad, Luke Waddell was a first-team selection. Rated as the No. 7 shortstop in the country, Waddell has been Georgia Tech’s table setter…
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Here is the agenda for WWII Honor roll rededication
Loveland, Ohio – Here is the agenda for the re-dedication of Loveland’s WWII Honor roll. The ceremony will take place on the grounds of the Loveland Museum Center immediately following the annual Memorial Day event just at the end of the block at the Veterans’ Memorial. You can watch this interview with Museum President Jim…
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House reps try to force out indicted Republican; most of GOP stays silent
By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal The quest to expel a Republican lawmaker who was criminally accused in what’s described as the largest public corruption scandal in state history gained new life Wednesday as lawmakers launched bipartisan efforts aimed at his ouster. Two House Democrats — Jeff Crossman, of Parma, and Michele Lepore-Hagan, of Youngstown…
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Maybe a Hops n Berries in Historic District?
Loveland, Ohio – After a small struggle with City Hall, Loveland Magazine is finally able to publish this story. On May 21 in a memo to Council, City Manager Dave Kennedy said, “The Building and Zoning Division has received an application for a conditional use permit for a tap room/restaurant to fill the space at…
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[Final-4 Bound] Tiger Women are Regional Lacrosse Champions
Loveland, Ohio – Thursday, May 27th the Loveland Tigers fought hard for the regional title against Mason High School, a very even match-up. The game could’ve gone either way, but the women fought hard and won 11-10. The game started and finished very back and forth. Just a few minutes into the game it was…
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K-12 funding boost headed to districts, ACT/SAT opt-out bill headed to the House
By Susan Tebben and Ohio Capital Journal Columbus, Ohio – The Ohio legislature approved COVID-19 pandemic-related measures to bring more federal monies to K-12 schools, and the House will review another bill to reduce testing requirements for students. The Ohio Senate unanimously passed House Bill 170 on Wednesday, with the House promptly agreeing to the Senate’s…
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