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BY JOE WESSELSLoveland Local News LOVELAND, Ohio — Significant street resurfacing is beginning this morning in downtown Loveland, likely causing more traffic difficulties. “No parking” signs have been hung around downtown and big dump trucks [Read More ➡️]
Loveland leaders have called off the annual Independence Day parade and other downtown festivities, another effect of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. [Read More ➡️]
In an effort to help Loveland-area businesses get the message out that they are “Open For Business,” the city has waived fees for all temporary sign permits for a period of 60 days. [Read More ➡️]
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In early March, just as Ohioans were learning about the first cases of novel coronavirus in the state, Anna Bondar’s grandfather fell at his Cleveland home.
Luckily, the 92-year old, who lives with dementia, wasn’t injured badly.
The tight-knit family started to discuss the possibility of a nursing home, though they had serious reservations. [Read More ➡️]
Where coronavirus quarantine takes away, it, in a way, births new ways to celebrate the students’ hard work. Tonight, that form looked like an unofficial caravan-parade throughout Loveland City School District neighborhoods. [Read More ➡️]
Photo provided/State of Ohio.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Health Director Amy Acton, M.D. MPH will give a state coronavirus update live at 2 p.m. EDT. View the update/press conference live [Read More ➡️]
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They could barely contain their excitement.
“Freedom!” said Tammy Coffey, who, along with her husband, Matt, were one of the first people to utilize outdoor dining at Ramsey’s Trailside in downtown Loveland Friday. The couple both agreed they were tired of sitting at home and not being able to be out and about in the town they love.
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