March 28, 2023

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Articles by Henri Robbins

About Henri Robbins

Henri Robbins is a reporter for Loveland Local News. He writes news and feature articles and has a particular knack for uncovering unusual, less-talked-about stories - albeit fascinating - that are right under our noses. A graduate of Mason High School, where he was on the student newspaper staff and covered that district's elected school board with noticeable dexterity, Robbins is now attending Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. He is also a member of the Miami student newspaper staff. His articles appear occasionally in Loveland Local News.

Laura Stith, left, and Samantha Logan work with Miami Township Police to help de-escalate crisis situations. Logan actually works within the departemnt. Stith works for Child Focus, a Clermont County-based child welfare agency.

Photo taken at Child Focus in Clermont County.

Local police utilize social workers to help ease tense situations, get help for mentally ill

n response to an influx of mental health-related calls in Miami Township, their police department has been working with Clermont County’s Mobile Crisis Team to regularly have a responder on-call. [Read More ➡️]

A police officer flies a drone from a bridge over a swollen Little Miami River.

New Cincinnati-area public safety drone team used during Little Miami River search

There’s a new tool available to public safety officials in the Greater Cincinnati area – and an early callout happened during an emergency on the Little Miami River. [Read More ➡️]

Greg Johns is the owner of Memento Mori an oddities shop in Loveland. Memento Mori on Loveland-Madeira Road in Loveland is an oddities shop with an array of weird, unusual, hard-to-find things ranging from stuffed armadillos to perserved snakes, funeral items, knives and more.

Looking for something a little odd? This Loveland store is one-stop shopping

Greg Johns is the owner of Memento Mori – not only the most unusual shop in Loveland. It might be the most unusual store in Ohio, Kentucky or Indiana. [Read More ➡️]

Councilman Kent Blair

Blair to fill former mayor’s Council seat

Elections

Joe Wessels | Loveland Local News Councilman Kent Blair BY JOE WESSELSLoveland Local News LOVELAND, [Read More ➡️]

Marilyn Reinking carries U.S. flag through Loveland to raise drug overdose problem awareness.

“I’m praying for our country.”

Community

Marilyn Reinking, 83, carries an American flag up Cherokee Drive after turning from West Loveland [Read More ➡️]

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