Loveland, Ohio – Loveland resident Michell Gibson is raising money so Patriot Relief build five structures for families in North Carolina who lost their homes during hurricane Helene. You can contact Michelle at 513-515-3442 for more information.
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Loveland-Madeira Road has reopened
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland-Madeira Road has reopened after a gas leak closed the road yesterday from Hopewell Road to Cottonwood Drive. Businesses were closed along this stretch of roadway. There was no access to I-275 from Loveland-Madeira Road.
East Kemper Road will remain closed from Loveland Madeira Road to Twightwee until Wednesday 11/13.
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Loveland Magazine file photos of past flooding at the location where12 single family homes are proposed
Loveland, Ohio – This photo album contains Loveland Magazine file photos of past flooding at the location where12 single family homes are proposed on Riverside Drive in the West Loveland Historic District. The development shares 540 feet of frontage along the Little Miami River. The site will be elevated by bringing in earth to bring it above flooding elevation.
Photo taken on Nov 7, 2024 The Loveland Planing and Zoning Commission had scheduled a meeting to discuss the plan, however the meeting was postponed at the last minute and is expected to be re-scheduled.
For Background:
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The Nutcracker Holiday Art Show at Loveland Artists Studios on Main November 15-25
Opening Night Reception is Friday, Nov. 15, from 6-9 PM
Loveland, Ohio – “You truly won’t believe the amazing nutcrackers that our Loveland artists have created. There are more than 50 truly unique works of art,” says President of the Art League of Loveland, Johanna Kremer. “We’ve highlighted several of our premier artists and their pieces, such as Tom Post’s Leonardo DaVinci “Prepping Supper”.
Teresa Nieberding and her Jazz Singer nutcracker Teresa Nieberding donated all these vintage nutcrackers to the artists to unleash their creativity in memory of a dear artist friend of hers who shared a love of nutcrackers. When her friend died, she bequeather all her unfinished nutcrackers, and this is Teresa’s way of “paying it forward.”
Some of the artists are also holding Nutcracker classes during this holiday art show. Kremer said, “The classes will be taught by some of our best artists.”
Tom Post’s Leonardo DaVinci “Prepping Supper” 
DJ Berard created a Picasso nutcracker 
Gayle Hixson’s hand-painted and hand-sewn Jester 
Monica Achberger’s “Starry Night” gal! (Her hat depicts an actual star constellation!) View this gallery of Nutcracker art…
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Stephanie Quehl of DOITFORJACK appears on Scripps Network to talk about fentanyl crisis
Loveland, Ohio – The Scripps Network proclaims, “The siren is sounding for the fentanyl crisis.” Acclaimed journalist Caren Zucker speaks with educators, law enforcement officials and family members of those lost to the drug and tries to answer the obvious question: what can we do to help end the fentanyl crisis in America?
Loveland resident Stephanie Quehl of DOITFORJACK was invited to Atlanta to participate in a fentanyl awareness production with the Scripps Network.
Producer Caren Zucker, who lost her son Jonah to fentanyl, along with former ABC White House Correspondent John Donvan, and ABC News Executive Producer Jon Meyersohn, pulled together a group of individuals from around the country in the fentanyl awareness community to participate in a conversation about this critical topic.
Stephanie Quehl lost her son to a fentanyl poisoning.
This production is an informative and poignant presentation of how fentanyl impacts everyone. Please take the time to watch “To Save A Life: A National Fentanyl Alarm.”
Learn more about the Jack Quehl Foundation and all they do from their Loveland based organization:
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Schildmeyer family propose 12 single family homes for Riverside Drive in the West Loveland Historic District
The Loveland Planing and Zoning Commission meeting that was scheduled for tonight, “…is being rescheduled. The rescheduled date will be posted.”
This story has been up-dated to reflect that the Planing and Zoning meeting begins tonight at 6 PM and not 6:30 PM.
Loveland, Ohio – 12 single family homes are being proposed for Riverside Drive in the West Loveland Historic District. An application has been submitted by Traditions Building and Development Group. The proposed Special Planning District is located at 128 North Riverside Drive and includes twelve (12) single-family detached dwelling units (24’ x 56’ 3-Story Homes) with minimum lot size of 0.114 acres or 4,966 sq. ft. The owner is Schildmeyer Holdings.
You can read the plan as summited in the .PDF below.
The development shares 540 feet of frontage along the Little Miami River with a shared driveway to garages in the rear. The site will be elevated by bringing in earth to bring it above flooding elevation.
The Loveland Planing and Zoning Commission will meet tonight, November 7th at City Hall at 6 PM to consider the proposal.
The 12 proposed homes are across Riverside Drive from the Loveland Museum Center and the Tufts Schildmeyer Family Funeral Home.
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Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside want to salute your service
Loveland, Ohio – Veterans Day is Monday, November 11th and Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside want to serve those who served our country!
All Veterans eat FREE on Monday, November 11th at both of these Loveland restaurants.“Please join us and we will proudly salute your service!”
The restaurant group will also salute your service at SwingLine in Madeira. -
November 5, 2024 General Election Results
Loveland, Ohio –
President and Vice President
Ohio Unofficial results
Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz
2,476,003 43.88% Donald J. Trump and JD Vance
3,116,579 55.23% Clermont County Unofficial results for President and Vice President
Donald J. Trump 75,731 67.09%
Kamala D. Harris 35,593 31.53%
Hamilton County Unofficial results for President and Vice President
Kamala D. Harris 107,213 64.17%
Donald J. Trump 58,120 34.79%
Warren County Unofficial results for President and Vice President
Kamala D. Harris 46,444
Donald J. Trump 89,676
National Projected Presidential Results
CNN: At 5:45 PM, CNN projects that former President Donald Trump will defeat Vice President Kamala Harris in a historic political comeback, recapturing the White House following an election loss in 2020.
______________U.S. Senate
Clermont County Unofficial results for U.S. Senate
Rep Bernie Moreno REP 69,487 – 62.39%
Dem Sherrod Brown DEM 37,267 – 33.46%
Hamilton County Unofficial results for U.S. Senate
Sherrod Brown DEM 107,151 – 64.62%
Bernie Moreno REP 55,176 – 33.28%
Warren County Unofficial results for U.S. Senate
Bernie Moreno REP 83,535 – 61.03%
Sherrod Brown DEM 48,640 – 35.54%
Representative to U.S. Congress
District 1
Greg Landsman (D) 208,650 54.44% Orlando Sonza (R) 174,621 45.56% District 2
Samantha Meadows (D) 94,751 26.50% Alexander David Schrank (WI)* 2 0.00% David J. Taylor (R) 262,843 73.50% District 8
Warren Davidson (R) 233,439 62.97% Vanessa Enoch (D) 137,284 Ohio Senate
State Senator – District 4
Thomas Cooke (D) 60,083 36.98% George Lang (R) 102,393 63.02% State Senator – District 8
Louis W. Blessing III (R) 106,572 56.88% Ty Hogan (D) 80,807 43.12% State Representatives
24th District
Dani Isaacsohn (D) 26,518 72.32% John Sess (R) 10,150 27.68% 25th District
Jim Berns (R) 6,275 15.99% Cecil Thomas (D) 32,974 84.01% 26th District
John Breadon (R) 18,410 30.87% Sedrick Denson (D) 41,229 69.13% 27th District
Rachel Baker (D) 38,651 55.61% Curt C. Hartman (R) 30,858 44.39% 28th District
Karen Brownlee (D) 34,891 55.84% Regina Collins (WI)* 5 0.01% Jenn Giroux (R) 27,588 44.15% 29th District
Cindy Abrams (R) 32,333 57.56% Joe Salvato (D) 23,842 42.44% 30th District
Stefanie A. Hawk (D) 19,139 31.21% Mike Odioso (R) 42,179 68.79% District 62
Jean Schmidt (R) 41,545 63.46% Katie Vockell (D) 23,924 36.54% District 63
Adam C. Bird (R) 42,034 75.44% Tracey D. McCullough (D) 13,682 24.56% District 55
Laura Marie Davis (D) 19,324 27.47% C. Michelle Teska (R) 51,017 72.53% District 56
Cleveland Canova (D) 23,149 37.46% Adam Mathews (R) 38,642 62.54% ___________
Ohio Justice of Supreme Court
Term Commencing 01/01/2025
Candidate Votes % of Votes Michael P. Donnelly (D) 2,361,841 44.30% Megan E. Shanahan (R) 2,969,872 55.70% Total Votes Cast 5,331,713 Ohio Justice of Supreme Court
Term Commencing 01/02/2025
Candidate Votes % of Votes Joseph T. Deters (R) 2,941,873 55.20% Melody J. Stewart (D) 2,387,351 44.80% Total Votes Cast 5,329,224 Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/2026
Candidate Votes % of Votes Lisa Forbes (D) 2,401,109 44.93% Daniel R. Hawkins (R) 2,943,297 55.07% Total Votes Cast 5,344,406 Ohio State Issue 1 To create an appointed redistricting commission not elected by or subject to removal by the voters of the state
Selection Votes % of Votes YES 2,478,017 46.22% NO 2,883,705 53.78% Total Votes Cast 5,361,722 Clermont County Unofficial results for Issue 1
No 71,503 – 65.63%
Yes 37,450 – 34.37%
Hamilton County Unofficial results for Issue 1
YES 99,224 – 61.27%
NO 62,733 – 38.73%
Warren County Unofficial results for Issue 1
NO 83,831 – 63.05%
YES 49,124 – 36.95%
Clermont County
Milford Exempted Village School District Levy 1% Earned Income Tax
Against the Tax 14,848 – 58.08%
For the Tax 10,715 – 41.92%
Proposed Tax Levy (Additional) Miami Township
Against the Tax Levy 14,407 – 56.62%
For the Tax Levy 11,037 – 43.38%
County Commissioner Full Term Commencing 01/03/2025
Dem Jennifer Mazzuckelli 33,550 – 31.50%
Rep David L. Painter 72,971 – 68.50%
County Commissioner Full Term Commencing 01/02/2025
Rep Bonnie Batchler 72,908 – 68.13%
Dem Brad Combs 34,108 – 31.87%
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Rep Allen M. Freeman 72,880 – 68.43%
Dem Elizabeth J. Jones 33,626 – 31.57%
Coroner
Rep Brian Treon 82,947 – 100.00%
County Engineer
Rep Jeremy Evans 83,193 – 100.00%
County Recorder
Dem Diane Fisher 33,277 – 31.18%
Rep Tim Rudd 73,447 – 68.82%
County Treasurer
Rep Jeannie M. Zurmehly 81,991 – 100.00%
Prosecuting Attorney
Rep Mark J. Tekulve 80,354 – 100.00%
Sheriff
Rep Christopher E. Stratton 80,002 – 100.00%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Full Term Non-partisan Commencing 01/01/2025
Kevin T. Miles 68,962 – 100.00%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas (1-2-25)
Jason Nagel 70,689 – 100.00%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas (1-3-25)
Victor M. Haddad 69,035 – 100.00%
Judge of the Court of Appeals Full Term Commencing 02/09/2025
Rep Melena Siebert 81,576 – 100.00%
Member of the State Board of Education Board of Education District 5
Mary E. Binegar 51,186 – 61.67%
Hava Laudon 31,816 – 38.33%
Hamilton County
Issue 34 PROPOSED TAX LEVY (RENEWAL) General Fund
FOR THE TAX LEVY 243,607 – 63.23%
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY 141,689 – 36.77%
35 PROPOSED TAX LEVY (RENEWAL) A renewal of a tax for the benefit of Hamilton County for the purpose of providing funds for community developmental disabilities programs, including the operations and maintenance of schools, workshops, clinics, residential facilities, and such other services
FOR THE TAX LEVY 255,715 – 66.31%
AGAINST THE TAX LEVY 129,937 – 33.69%
Judge of the Court of Appeals (1st District) (02/09/2025)
Sean M. Donovan (R) 172,280 – 45.23%
Terry Nestor (D) 208,580 – 54.77%
Judge of the Court of Appeals (1st District) (02/10/2025)
Marilyn Zayas (D) 212,544 – 56.01%
Stacy Lefton (R) 107,630 – 49.08%
Judge of the Court of Appeals (1st District) (02/11/2025)
Candace Crouse (D) 210,775 – 55.83%
M. Elizabeth Polston (R) 166,779 – 44.17%
Judge of the Court of Appeals (1st District) (02/12/2025 )
Robert A. Goering (R) 179,554 – 47.23%
Rich Moore (D) 200,653 – 52.77%
County Commissioner (1/2/2025)
Kyle Dupler (Libertarian) 16,302 – 4.24%
Jonathan Pearson (R) 155,667 – 40.52%
Alicia Reece (D) 212,213 – 55.24%
County Commissioner 1/3/2025
Denise Driehaus (D) 216,919 – 56.61%
Adam Koehler (R) 153,647 – 40.10%
Leandro A Llambi (Libertarian) 12,585 – 3.28%
County Auditor
Tom Brinkman (R) 170,735 – 44.81%
Jessica E. Miranda (D) 210,276 – 55.19%
Prosecuting Attorney
Connie Pillich (D) 196,668 – 51.06%
Melissa Powers (R) 188,467 – 48.94%
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Mary Hill (R) 159,349 – 42.01%
Andrew Olding (Libertarian) 16,176 – 4.26%
Pavan V. Parikh (D) 203,830 – 53.73%
Sheriff
Charmaine McGuffey (D) 217,557 – 55.99%
Jim Neil (R) 170,976 – 44.01%
County Recorder
Scott Crowley (D) 213,707 – 56.95%
David W. Heimbach (R) 161,550 – 43.05%
County Treasurer
Jeff Baker (R) 164,443 – 43.36%
Jill Schiller (D) 214,838 – 56.64%
County Engineer
Eric J. Beck (R) 238,001 – 100.00%
Coroner
Lakshmi Kode Sammarco (D) 291,538 – 100.00%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas General Division (Nonpartisan Contest) (01/01/2025)
Katie Casch 166,650 – 51.62%
Steve Simon 156,181 – 48.38%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas General Division (Nonpartisan Contest) 04/01/2025 – (Vote for not more than 2)
Robert C. Winkler 158,640 – 26.36%
Virginia Tallent 139,080 – 23.11%
Bernard Mundy 122,812 – 20.41%
Leslie Ghiz 91,142 – 15.14%
Chris Lipps 90,135 – 14.98%
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas General Division(Contest (Vote for not more than two)
Bernard Mundy 122,812 – 20.41%
Virginia Tallent 139,080 – 23.11%
Robert C. Winkler 158,640 – 26.36%
Leslie Ghiz 91,142 – 15.14%
Chris Lipps 90,135 – 14.98%
Warren County
12th District Court of Appeals
Melena Siebert 98,458
County Commissioner (2-2-2025)
David Young 98,587
County Commissioner (2-2-2025)
Shannon Jones 96,847
Prosecuting Attorney
David Fornshell 97,731
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Breighton Smith 96,284
Sheriff
Barry Kent Riley97,283
Recorder
Linda Oda 96,690
Treasure
Randy Kuvin 96,092
Engineer
Kurt Weber 96,536
Coroner
Russell Uptegrove 96,796
Judge of Common Pleas Court General Division
Donald E. Oda, II 89,013
Judge of County Court
Robert S. Fischer 39,766
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Loveland High School’s Payton Brown, Macy Steiner, and Caitlyn Ferrer on mission end to blood cancer
Payton Brown, Macy Steiner, and Caitlyn Ferrer
(photo by Jen Steiner)
Claire Mirkowski-Purdy by Claire Mirkowski-Purdy
Loveland, Ohio – Payton Brown, Caitlyn Ferrer, and Macy Steiner are ready to take on Team CoUREage 6.0 and make it the best year yet! After last year’s Team CoUREage 5.0’s amazing successes, the young women are ready to help put an end to blood cancer.
[Exclusive Video] LHS’s Kathryn Zervos, Leah Schwab, and, Lola Jones raise $95,243 for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Caitlyn is very immersed in science and math and would love to make this part of her career once this year is over. Payton and Macy are also very interested in helping the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) once Team CoUREage 6.0 is over as well.
Team CoUREage is a campaign run by high schoolers to help fund LLS research. The campaign has been run for six years, and any donation given to this year’s campaign will be given to crucial blood cancer research as well as anyone currently affected with blood cancer.
This year’s LLS campaign has many diverting events planned in Loveland and Loveland High School such as give-back nights, bake sales, auctions, and much more. All are welcome to attend.
As of right now, before the campaign has launched, Payton, Caitlyn, and Macy have networked locally and have helped prepare current members of the team for the campaign’s launching. Once the 7-week campaign has launched, they will reach out to any local businesses for more fundraising opportunities.
If you are interested in taking action now to help Team CoUREage 6.0, you can use your Kroger rewards account to do so. Kroger will give a portion of their profit off your bill to LLS. If you’re using a desktop computer: go to kroger.com, log in, and scroll down to community rewards. Type: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Soc. Team CoUREage 6.0 or enter AQ467 to add the team to your rewards. If you’re using the mobile Kroger app: open the app, log in, click on the top right three lines, scroll down to rewards, click on community rewards, and then find the Team CoUREage 6.0 organization.
The LLS campaign starts on January 23rd. Every money collection deadline is March 13th and the money collection finale is March 14th.
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Miami University students conduct survey of Ohio voters
Oxford, Ohio (Nov. 1, 2024) – Miami University students fielded a survey of Ohio voters from Oct. 28-30. The results show tight races. Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris 49% to 46% among registered voters in the presidential race, while Sherrod Brown leads Bernie Moreno 48% to 46% in the senate race. Issue 1 also remains close with the Yes vote leading the No vote 46% to 45% with a large number of voters (9%) reporting that they are still not sure. The margin of error (which does not account for error from sampling coverage or survey language) is 5%.
DonkeyHotey’s photos on Fiicker
The survey was fielded by the students using a text-to-web modality. The students texted a random sample of registered voters in Ohio. The results were weighted to Ohio registered voters using education (3 categories) by sex, race (white/non-white) by sex, age (3 categories), vote history, and party registration. The latter two variables were taken from L2 voter file data.
The tables below show the results for all registered voters and then the subset of voters that reported that they either had already voted or definitely would vote.
The survey was supported by the Menard Family Center for Democracy and the Center for Career Exploration and Success at Miami University.
Issue 1 Reg Voters Screened: Will Vote Yes 46% 46% No 45% 44% Not Sure 9% 9% N 853 844 MoE 5% 5% President Reg Voters Screened: Will Vote Donald J. Trump (Republican) 49% 50% Kamala Harris (Democratic) 46% 47% I’m not sure 3% 2% Chase Oliver (Libertarian) <1% <1% Robert J Kennedy Jr. <1% <1% Jill Stein <1% <1% N 859 851 MoE 5% 5% Senate Reg Voters Screened: Will Vote Sherrod Brown (Democratic) 48% 48% Bernie Moreno (Republican) 46% 47% Don Kissick (Libertarian) 3% 3% I’m not sure 2% 2% Other <1% <1% N 857 849 MoE 5% 5%