ANALYSIS: Hart, Oury and Phelps: Loveland City Council “No Shows” Edition
Published October 26, 2021. LOVELAND, Ohio — There are three candidates for Loveland City Council who chose not participate in the Coffee with the Candidate
Archives: Episode
Coffee with Elizabeth Mason: Loveland school board candidate, financial specialist
Elizabeth Mason wants to be on the school board to get things back on track. [Read More ➡️]
Coffee with Kim Lukens: Loveland City Council candidate, counselor
Kim Lukens would make a few changes if she were elected to the Loveland City Council. The first-time candidate and counselor told Loveland Local News she sees problems in the city and wants to be on City Council to make things right. [Read More ➡️]
Coffee with Eileen Washburn: school board incumbent, teacher
Eileen Washburn has education in her blood. The incumbent Loveland City School Board member, vying for her second term, is also a teacher in the Lakota school system. [Read More ➡️]
Coffee with Kip Ping: Loveland City Council candidate, engineer
Kip Ping is making his first attempt at becoming a Loveland City Council member. [Read More ➡️]
Coffee with Elliot Grossman: school board candidate, education communications consultant
Elliot Grossman touts his communications and community engagement work with local school districts when he talks about why he should be elected to the Loveland school board. [Read More ➡️]
Coffee with Al Juram: Loveland school board candidate, business leader
Al Juram has touched countless lives in and around Loveland as an active coach and board member of various sports leagues. Now the business leader wants to take his know-how and apply it and his love for working with area children to being a school board member. [Read More ➡️]