LOVELAND, Ohio —Elizabeth Mason wants to be on the school board to get things back on track.
Mason met with Loveland Local News Publisher Joe Wessels at the Loveland branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County to discuss why she is running, why she chose to run with Al Juram and Colette Boyko on a slate, and how she hopes to bring back some old-fashioned values to Loveland schools – including getting student and teachers away from depending on laptops for so much of their learning.
The married mother of two talks about why her age – she’s 38, though we really do hate to have to ask that as is mentioned – has become a bit of a talking point as she’s campaigned – and a whole lot more.
Duration: 40:17
Recorded on 10/5/2021.
Coffee with the Candidate
Coffee with Elizabeth Mason: Loveland school board candidate, financial specialist
Long-time and award-winning Cincinnati-area journalist, radio show host, podcast producer and photographer Joe Wessels is the founder and publisher (and kinda the do-everything guy) of Loveland Local News. Previously, Wessels was the Cincinnati City Hall and Hamilton County reporter for The Cincinnati Post and a weekly columnist for Cincinnati CityBeat where he regularly broke news. Wessels moved to Loveland in 2014 and quickly realized Loveland would be a great place to fulfill his dream of creating his own online news and information publication.
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