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Ohio vaccine lottery shifts to opt-in system; officials mum on specific aims
By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Department of Health recontoured its COVID-19 vaccine lottery program, requiring inoculated Ohioans to register for entry in the $1 million sweepstakes instead of being automatically entered by virtue of voter registration and vaccination. The change is likely to whittle down the number of entrants, thus increasing the…
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Governor’s vaccine lottery rankles state lawmakers
By Jake Zuckerman and Ohio Capital Journal Ohio lawmakers from both parties have rebuked Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s plan to incentivize vaccination against COVID-19 via five $1 million lottery drawings from the pool of vaccinated Ohioans. Republicans, who have repeatedly clashed with DeWine on pandemic policy culminating in their override of his veto of an overhaul of…
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Flashback: Photo slideshow from Loveland High School 2013 Graduation
Loveland, Ohio – These are the photos published in Loveland Magazine of the Loveland High School graduating class of 2013.
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Video Interview with Jim Grethel about the restoration of the Loveland WWII Honor Roll Monument
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – After more seven decades, the WWII Honor Roll for those Loveland women and men who heard the call to defend Europe during a Nazi invasion and Japan’s attempt to rule Asia and the entire South Pacific has been returned to public display – full restored. It was a way…
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Superintendent Search Virtual Engagement session is 6 PM tonight
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City Schools Board of Education has announced the three finalists in the superintendent search and tonight at 6 PM, there will be a Virtual Community Engagement Session that you are invited to attend. Each of the candidates will speak to the community individually. Read superintendent finalists’ job applications Follow this…
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John Becker wanted to charge Gov. Mike DeWine with terrorism. Clermont County prosecutor wants his money back
State Rep. John Becker, R-Union Twp. File photo from Ohio House website. Becker served parts of Loveland and Miami Township By Susan Tebben and Ohio Capital Journal The former Clermont County prosecutor is asking for a refund after a former state legislator asked him to investigate the Ohio governor for terrorism. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost…
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Without supporting data, Ohio to end federal unemployment supplement
By Marty Schladen and Ohio Capital Journal Citing fears that a $300-a-week federal unemployment supplement was keeping Ohioans from returning to the workforce, Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday announced that he would end it. However, the governor was unable to cite any data showing that businesses’ trouble finding workers was due to the supplement and not…
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Sign-up now for Loveland High School Sports Camps
Advertisement Loveland, Ohio – The emphasis of Loveland’s camps will be learning the fundamentals of each sport and having fun. We believe that in order to reach your full potential as a future Tiger you must have a solid foundation of fundamentals. Campers will be given a variety of individual methods of practicing that will…
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[Photo Album] Alex Eicher captures Loveland High School’s romantic riverboat prom
Loveland, Ohio – A photo essay by Loveland Magazine photographer Alex Eicher of the romantic Loveland High School Prom held aboard a B&B Riverboat on a picturesque Ohio River cruise on Saturday, May 8th. All photos are by Alex Eicher/Loveland Magazine ©2021. Please contact Alex for REPRINTS or PERMISSION to download. All photos are by…
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Feds issue new rules for COVID-19 vaccines at facilities serving people with disabilities
by Michelle Diament from disabilityscoop Government officials are setting new expectations related to COVID-19 vaccines at institutions for people with disabilities and similar rules are under consideration for group homes as well. Long-term care facilities like nursing homes and intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities must educate residents and staff about COVID-19 vaccines…
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