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Ohio Issue 1 and Issue 2 carry massive significance for younger voters
A college student voter. Getty Images. COMMENTARY Gen Z and millennial voters could play an important role in deciding fate of reproductive rights amendment and marijuana law by David DeWitt For Gen Z and millennial Ohio voters, Issue 1 and Issue 2 are critically important. Whether we vote and how we vote will shape what…
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Skeletor Introduces October “Fright Nights!” from the Simpson Farm Asylum
by Skeletor I’m at “The Asylum” at Simpson Farm because it’s that time of year when scares and frights are near! Welcome to Loveland Magazine’s Haunted Asylum hosted by me, Skeletor! On a spooky October night Loveland Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, David Miller, was held hostage at The Simpson Farm’s Asylum! Over the past couple of decades,…
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Register to celebrate the “celebrities” of Loveland’s businesses
Promoted Post Loveland, Ohio – Join us on November 16 at the Oasis Conference Center as we roll out the red carpet and celebrate the “celebrities” of Loveland’s businesses – the real stars who work hard to make this a great place to work, play, and live! The Little Miami River Chamber Alliance Annual Awards…
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[Photo Album] Progress of Loveland Bike Trail Bridge demolition
Loveland, Ohio – Here are photos of the demolition progress on the bridge over O’Bannon Creek in Historic Downtown along the Loveland Bike Trail. The former railroad bridge is now closed but is being replaced with a new structure and is expected to re-open in May 2024.
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For some religious Ohioans, Issue 1 about autonomy more than beliefs
Members of the Jewish community have spoken out against abortion bans in Ohio, saying it infringes on their religious freedom. Photo by Morgan Trau, WEWS. BY: MEGAN HENRY AND SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Religious variations abound in the state of Ohio, and some members of different churches are taking what they’ve learned in their lives and…
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CVS Pharmacy on Loveland Madeira/Kemper to close
Symmes Township, Ohio – The CVS Pharmacy at Loveland Madeira and Kemper Road is permanently closing on December 5. CVS, the largest US chain of pharmacies, closed 244 stores between 2018 and 2020. In 2021, it announced plans to close 900 stores by 2024. The Ohio Capital Journal reported in September, “The news comes after…
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Rumpke bringing Hefty ReNew program to Greater Cincinnati area
BY CHRIS VOLOSCHUK – Waste Today Magazine Loveland, Ohio – Residents and businesses in eight counties across the greater Cincinnati area will soon be able to add a wide array of hard-to-recycle plastics to their curbside bins. Starting in November, Rumpke Waste & Recycling, headquartered in Cincinnati, will offer the Hefty ReNew program to customers…
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Cincinnati Museum Center participates in Museums for All!
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, News, SpotlightCincinnati, Ohio – Guests with a valid food assistance card and photo ID or a valid Medicaid and photo ID will receive free parking and $2 per person admission with a Cincinnati Museum Center admission ticket for up to ten guests. Cincinnati Museum Center _________________ Museums are places for learning, but they’re fun, too! Come…
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Art Wall at Paxton’s Grill features Autumn and Halloween and local artists
Loveland, Ohio – Have you perused the “Local Art Wall” lately at Paxton’s Grill? There are some extremely talented artists in Loveland and you can add a splash of fall to your home when you purchase one of these pieces and support our local artists too. Paxton’s Grill
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