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Air Quality Alert for Memorial Day
Reduce prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion. Take more breaks, do less intense activities. Watch for symptoms such as coughing or shortness of breath. Schedule outdoor activities in the morning when ozone is lower.
People with asthma should follow their asthma action plans and keep quick relief medicine handy.
Air Quality Forecast for Friday, May 25
(Click the Real-Time Air Quality link and watch in real-time as the pollution rolls across our region.)
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups Health Message: Active children and adults, and people with lung disease, such as asthma, should reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors. 
ACTION DAYDo Your Share!
- Carpool, bike or walk instead of driving.
- Use your most fuel efficient vehicle and drive gently.
- Keep your motorcycle in the garage. They don’t have the pollution controls modern passenger vehicles do.
- Refuel your vehicle after 8 PM; do not top off when refueling and tighten the gas cap.
- Avoid idling your vehicle. (Avoid drive-thru windows.)
- Combine trips and eliminate unnecessary vehicle trips
- Do not use of gasoline-powered lawn equipment
- Do not use of oil-based paints and stains
- Never burn leaves or other yard trimmings.
- Do not use fire pits.
- Conserve electricity by turning off unnecessary lights.
- Turn your air conditioner thermostat up and use room fans for cooling.
- Save the power boating for another day.
- Initiate an Air Pollution Alert Day policy where you work; whether that be a company you own, an employee, a local government agency you work for, or a school district.
Sign up for Enviroflash and Start Receiving Your Air Quality Forecast
Children and Air Pollution
Children face special risks from air pollution because their lungs are growing and because they are so active and breathe in a great deal of air.
Just like the arms and legs, the largest portion of a child’s lungs will grow long after he or she is born. Eighty percent of their tiny air sacs develop after birth. Those sacs, called the alveoli, are where the life-sustaining transfer of oxygen to the blood takes place. The lungs and their alveoli aren’t fully grown until children become adults. In addition, the body’s defenses that help adults fight off infections are still developing in young bodies. Children have more respiratory infections than adults, which also seems to increase their susceptibility to air pollution.
Furthermore, children don’t behave like adults, and their behavior also affects their vulnerability. They are outside for longer periods and are usually more active when outdoors. Consequently, they inhale more polluted outdoor air than adults typically do.
Read on at The American Lung Association…
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Photos from the Loveland High School Senior Parade on the streets of Loveland
Emma Dickman was “Bashful” in the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs float today in the Loveland High School Senior Parade. She is waving at the 1st graders she has spent so much time with throughout her senior year as part of the Teaching Professions Academy.
Loveland, Ohio – These photos were taken this morning as the Annual Senior Parade passed the campus of the Loveland Primary and Elementary schools.
In many of the photos, you will see 1st graders holding signs. The posters were for Emma Dickman who was in the parade. This past year she has spent countless hours in Ms. Miller’s classroom teaching. Dickman is part of the academic pathways, Teaching Professions Academy at Loveland High School and will attend Ohio University in the fall.
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![[Photos] In Volleyball #13 Loveland vs #1 Moeller on Saturday](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/volley-feature.jpg)
[Photos] In Volleyball #13 Loveland vs #1 Moeller on Saturday
Loveland Mens Volleyballl have advanced to a third round match-up Saturday against Moeller at St. Xavier High School at 5:30 PM. In national rankings Archbishop Moeller is # 14.
Ohio High School Boys Volleyball Rankings from MaxPreps.com
1 Archbishop Moeller (Cincinnati) 19-1 13 Loveland 16-3 Loveland and Moeller last played on April 19. The Crusaders beat the Tigers 3-0 in a close match.
S1 S2 S3 Wins Archbishop Moeller 25 25 25 3 Loveland 23 11 21 0 These photos were taken on April 8 vs. Walnut Hills…
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Loveland Magazine Intern Sam Smith accepted into New York University Tisch School of the Arts
Loveland, Ohio – Sam Smith has been a paid intern at Loveland Magazine since the fall of 2016. He has been doing news writing, opinion writing, videography, editing, and producing stories. Recently, he was among ten Loveland High School (LHS) seniors who were honored at the Fine Arts Signing Day on May 3.
Smith will go to the New York University Tisch School of the Arts this fall to further his passion for filmmaking.
In this first video, you can watch teacher James Barrett talk about Smith’s accomplishments both inside and outside the classroom while attending LHS. In the second, Smith talks about why he chose, and why he is excited to attend the Tisch School.
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Loveland first-graders: Will Hillenbrand is happy when he draws
Collaborative story written by Jennifer Miller’s first-grade class at the Loveland Primary School,
Will Hillenbrand visited Jen Miller’s 1st grade class to teach her students how he writes and illustrates his famous children’s books. Loveland, Ohio – Will Hillenbrand is an author and illustrator. Will is a story-teller. He draws and writes. Will draws what he dreams and imagines. He is happy when he draws.
Will uses tape, his magic pencils, and glue to create. His studio is in Terrace Park, Ohio.
Will’s art makes me happy.
EDITOR’S NOTE ABOUT THIS STORY:
Will Hillenbrand is a nationally acclaimed illustrator of children’s literature. After first-grade teacher, Ms. Miller found out Hillenbrand was coming to visit the Loveland Primary School to tell students how he writes and illustrates his famous children’s books, he was asked if he would make a special visit to her class and take part in their on-going writing collaborative with Loveland Magazine. The children used the time to write notes about the author – to use for writing their own story and also showed Hillenbrand how they are taught in the classroom to write stories.
The class visited the office of Loveland Magazine later that month to jointly write a story about Hillenbrand. The story above is the culmination of the lesson plan on writing and how newspapers can be a tool for telling stories about events in the community.
The photos below were taken while the students were at Loveland Magazine to work on the story they have published.
Below those photos is the art the children created using the skills they learned from Hillenbrand to help tell their story.
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Loveland Board of Education recognizes My Voice, My Choice students
The Loveland Board of Education recognized 23 students for creating a culture of kindness through the My Voice, My Choice campaign during the April 17 Business Meeting.
Loveland, Ohio – On Tuesday, April 17 the Loveland City School Board saluted 23 students by formally recognizing them during their Business Meeting. It was for their “exemplary effort in helping create a culture of kindness as part of the district-wide My Voice, My Choice campaign.” Board members presented each student with a certificate and shirt, and thanked them for being leaders among their peers.
“We are so proud of these students for stepping up to be leaders in and around their school,” said Loveland Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse. “The My Voice, My Choice campaign is a meaningful program our district uses to help our Tigers grow socially and emotionally as they transition from building to building. It is part of our strategic plan to ensure Tiger Care for all of our students, which is one of our big three district goals, and we are proud to celebrate this moment of much deserved recognition with our Board of Education.”
Students recognized during the ceremony included (listed by building):
Loveland Early Childhood Center
Zavier Charles
Dylan Jones
Jack O’Donnell
Iris Rich-Greatorex
Loveland Primary School
Hannah Gruber
Quinton Merritts
Lucas Patterson
Ava Pursley
Loveland Elementary School
Emily Mix
Brendon Salm
Julianna Westerman
Loveland Intermediate School
Delaney Bair
Rylee Burnett
Maggie Reis
Loveland Middle School
Presley Beller
Ellie Boni
Elle Brinkman
Reagan Brunett
Emma Clark
Loveland High School
Logan Colletta
Ben David
Garret Gillespie
Brianna Wright
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![[Photos] Inaugural 2nd Sunday Singer & Songwriter Jam](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/1st-222nd-Sunday-Music-and-Songwriter-Sunday22-17-1.jpg)
[Photos] Inaugural 2nd Sunday Singer & Songwriter Jam
To honor Mothers Day last week’s event was re-shuffled… the next round will be held this Sunday May 20
Loveland, Ohio – To promote community through song with an acoustic singer/songwriter round, on April 15 Loveland Magazine hosted the inaugural 2nd Sunday Singer & Songwriter Jam at their offices in the West Loveland Historic District.
One of the organizers, Ellen Mershon said afterward, “I was inspired and feel my creative batteries were recharged.”
The event focuses on original material, and song writing through creative collaboration of songwriting and music.
The public is invited. 1-4 PM at 514 West Loveland Avenue, this Sunday May 20 which is the 3rd Sunday, but will return to the 2nd Sunday in June.
Follow the event and group here on Facebook.
Inaugural
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Summer Creativity Camps at VisionArts Studio for ages 4 – 12 yrs.
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Loveland Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
The photo above is a Loveland Magazine file photo from the 2016 Loveland Memorial Day ceremony.
This year’s guest speaker for Loveland’s Memorial Dave ceremony is Bill Fee Loveland, Ohio – A Memorial Day parade and ceremony have been planned on Monday, May 28 by the City and the American Legion Post 256. The parade will be begin at 9:00 AM beginning at the Loveland Elementary School on Loveland Madeira Road and travels to the Veterans Memorial on West Loveland Avenue where a ceremony will be held at the Loveland Veterans’ Memorial.
This year’s guest speaker is Bill Fee who spent most of his career working in Cincinnati with the E.W. Scripps Co. for 32 years, retiring in 2010 after having served as Vice President and General Manager of WCPO-TV for 12 years. He was born and raised in Cincinnati, and graduated from Walnut Hills High School in 1965.
After a year in college, at the age of 19, Fee enlisted in the Army in 1967, and volunteered for service in Vietnam. He served in combat as a rifleman in the First Infantry Division and was wounded in combat in November of 1967, and spent 10 months in three
different Army hospitals, undergoing four operations to repair a damaged shoulder. After his medical discharge in 1968, he returned to college and graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a BA and MA in German Literature.In 1984, Fee and fellow Vietnam Veteran Earl Corell co-directed the fundraising, design and dedication of the Greater Cincinnati Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Eden Park. The Memorial was dedicated in April of 1984.
Fee has served on the boards of the Boy Scouts, the Ohio Association of Broadcasters, and he is Past President of the boards of
Cincinnati Public Radio and the Cincinnati and Ohio Chapters of the March of Dimes. He currently serves on the board of trustees of The Children’s home of Cincinnati, and is a volunteer with Executive Service Corps of Cincinnati and United Way.In 2016, Fee published his first book, Memoir of Vietnam 1967, detailing the story about his military service in Vietnam with the First Infantry Division, and the impact the war has had on his life in later years.
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[Video] Ryan Lindsay’s 2017 emotional Memorial Day Speech