Loveland Magazine

Loveland's Night of Fright and Fun Next Saturday

 

"Jack" Arland Jackson is producing the Night of Fright and Fun - here, he is decorating the entrance to the main gallery of art.

 

Family Halloween Bash at the Loveland Artists Studios

 

Saturday October 13th

Every time a guest arrives for this family Halloween party at the Loveland Artist Studios, owners Shawn and Shandra Custis will donate a meal to the L.I.F.E. Food Pantry.

A free raffle will include prizes such as a $50 Gift Certificate to Tano Bistro, and many other door prizes.

• Trick or Treating for Children
• Costume Contest - Come dressed in your most "Spooktacular Fun"
• Free Food and Beverages
• Open Art Studios for "Shopping Local"
• Meet Loveland's Best Artists
  
• Photo Booth for Yourself and Children

 

Sponsored by Loveland Magazine, The B's Knees Art Studio, Shawn and Chandra Custis, Dandy Haberdashery, and Lynda's Artistic Haven

 

at the Loveland Artists Studios on Main

529 Main Avenue (Near Loveland Post Office)

Saturday

October 13

6-10 PM

 

TRICK OR TREAT: During the evening of our event, you and your little GOBLINS will be free to go trick or treating to each of our artist studios! We are happy to provide a safe space for you and yours to play! There will be a prize for both the PARENTS and KIDS in each and every art studio! Make sure to visit all!

Costume Contest: We will have a costume contest for both the children and the adults! We will have 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes for the kids & teens and a BIG prize for all of you adults that join in on the fun and win the costume contest!

Food and Beverages: Sample some of our TASTY TREATS and SCARY SNACKS at the banquet table! And yes, for the adults....there is ADULT BEVERAGES PROVIDED!!!! BE CAREFUL of the spiders while you munch down on that cupcake!!!!

ACTIVITIES FOR THE KIDS: There will be a table filled full of SCARY MYSTERY boxes that you just have to reach into and find out whats inside! I wonder what worms feel like????? Also, there will be an activity table as well as Halloween story time for all of you little ones!

PBS Statement Regarding October 3 Presidential Debate

ARLINGTON, VA – October 4, 2012 – We are very disappointed that PBS became a political target in the Presidential debate last night. Governor Romney does not understand the value the American people place on public broadcasting and the outstanding return on investment the system delivers to our nation. We think it is important to set the record straight and let the facts speak for themselves.  Read on at PBS.org

Literary Love: 12 Works of Book Art & Architecture

(images via: daily art fixx)

The meaning of a book goes far beyond mere printed words. Books are symbols – for knowledge, fantasy, curiosity and so many other things – and even in an increasingly digital world where many books are only available in electronic format, these collections of bound pages maintain their hold upon our collective psyche. Perhaps that’s why they make such a startlingly unexpected and emotive medium for art of all kinds, from towering art installations to delicate paper sculptures. These 12 works of book art and architecture transcend the messages contained in the pages, both celebrating the books’ intrinsic value and tearing it down to convey something new.  Read on at Web Urbanist...

 

Early voting hours stand

County boards can elect to be open on Nov. 3-5

Saying that Ohio voters would be “irreparably injured” by the Republican decision to eliminate the last three days of early in-person voting, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday sided with the Obama campaign and Ohio Democrats to allow local elections boards to stay open.

However, the court is not requiring that the polls be open on the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before Election Day. Instead, that decision is left up to individual county elections boards, each of which is divided 2-2 between Republicans and Democrats.  Read on at Columbus Dispatch...

Hamilton, Clermont, or Warren Counties do not have early voting on November 3-6. Below are links to the days and hours of early voting.

Hamilton County: http://boe.hamilton-co.org/files/files/BOEoffice%20hrsOct-Nov6r.pdf

Warren County: http://www.co.warren.oh.us/bdelec/extendedhrs.pdf

Clermont County: http://www.clermontelections.org/

Kristin Carlson and Michelle Obama Praise "Obama Care"

Kristin Carlson of Cincinnati introduced First Lady Michelle Obama in a crowded hall at the Duke Energy Convention Center last Tuesday before a crowd of 7,800. Carlson also introduced her son Joseph, standing by her side, who has continuing medical bills as a result of having liver cancer when he was two-years old. She said that Joseph will need continuing care and treatments that will last throughout his life because of hearing problems and other complications of the disease. Joseph's "last and only hope" was to be put on a liver transport list. Joseph, now in six grade, received a donor liver.

Carlson talked about the health care insurance she had that had a lifetime cap that once reached would no longer pay for her son's care. She said she was frightened after talking to other parents about how her son would not be eligible for health care insurance as an adult because providers would be able to reject Joseph because of his pre-existing condition. She said however, that because of the Affordable Care Act and President Obama, "We don't have to worry about those things anymore."

When Mrs. Obama spoke, she also praised the benefits of the Affordable Care Act to families like Joseph and Kristin Carlson. She said, "And, as you saw how important it is to Joseph, if you get a serious illness and you need expensive treatment... no longer can they tell you sorry you've hit your lifetime limit and we're not paying a penny more. That is now illegal because of health care reform."

 

High School Senior "Comes Out" in Assembly

Maria Carrillo High School senior Kayla Kearney comes out to her high school, in an assembly honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Jan 13 and 14, 2011.

 

Mister Rogers Saved PBS Once Before

 

 

Mitt Romney raised some questions this week about the value of public television. So why do we need it, after all? Here's what Mister Rogers had to say about it before Congress in 1969. From UpWorthy.com

 

I Think Equality Just Found A New Anthem: Same Love

Seattle rapper/producer team Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

 

Fotofocus at Schickel Gallery

A Tad Barney Self-Portrait

Tad Barney Draws on Local Roots

Cincinnati photographer Tad Barney travels back to Loveland, his stomping ground 20 years ago, for the second showing of his work this year. “Loveland Revisited” opens at the William Schickel Gallery Sunday, Oct. 14 from 2 to 4 p.m., continuing through Dec. 3.

Loveland Revisited coincides with FotoFocus, a biennial event exhibiting the works of world-known, national, regional and local photographers at local galleries, museums and universities. The arts celebration seeks to rekindle Cincinnati’s creative spirit by spotlighting historical and contemporary photography.

The energy and excitement of FotoFocus reached Barney as he was re-entering the photography world. His show at the William Schickel Gallery is an affiliated activity.

Serendipitously, “going back to my old apartment (now Pizazz Studio) got me interested in taking pictures in Loveland,” according to Barney. “I saw how much had changed since I lived there, so the title seemed a natural fit.”

“It’s really a wonderful title and significant that we worked together before,” said gallery owner Joe Schickel. ‘We’re delighted, as a Loveland gallery, to be tied to FotoFocus. I’ve admired Tad’s work over the years and we’re honored to host his show. It’s a plus there’s such a strong Loveland connection and that he knew William Schickel.”

After his summer exhibit in Canada of iPhone panoramas and desiring to be some part of FotoFocus, Barney knew he wanted a more-local show “to reintroduce myself back into photography. Not necessarily to introduce others to me, but to be a catalyst for exploring photography again, learning and growing.”

Loveland Revisited will include panoramas of downtown Loveland and other places with the hope viewers “will know these places and see them a bit differently through these images.”

“It’s exciting and fun to again be a part of the people and place that were important in the past,” according to Barney. He and his wife, Cathy, lived in Loveland for the first five years of their marriage. They founded a small creative agency and worked with several members of the Schickel family, including Joe and his father, William.

Barney recently moved his photography to a studio in the 100-year-old re-purposed Milford Main School. The large classroom space has encouraged him to step back from the edginess of his iPhone panoramas and into photo processing. “It’s a more hand-on approach and the appealing part is it doesn’t require a dark room, just inexpensive, easy-to-use materials.”

These experiments echo the sense of internationally known Loveland photographer Nancy Ford-Cones, whose idyllic scenes were shot in the early 1900s. “I’ve become re-interested in her,” said Barney, who owns several Ford-Cones prints, “because her work was more about the craft and process than contemporary digital is.”

Barney earned a degree in fine-arts photography at Wright State University and did post-graduate work at Ohio University and the University of Wisconsin. At Wright State, Barney took a class taught by Nancy Rexroth, who, in the 1970s capitalized on the mass-produced, plastic Diana camera’s weaknesses to produce imaginative, dreamlike photographs in her acclaimed “Iowa” book.

“Nancy changed my idea about what photos were supposed to be and how they had to be produced,” Barney said. “Up to that point, we were taught they should be sharp, in focus and more formally composed. Nancy showed us that we could break the rules.”

Barney picked up “Iowa” several years ago “wondering whatever happened to her.” Thanks to technology, he discovered she lived in Cincinnati and they have reconnected. She helped curate his work for the Canadian show and some of those pieces will be in Loveland. “She’s a mentor and critic and still teaching me,” according to Barney.

Rexroth has a FotoFocus venue at the YWCA Women’s Art Gallery downtown Cincinnati with Judi Parks and Jane Alden Stevens. Landscapes of the Mind: Metaphor, Archetype and Symbol, 1971-2012 runs Oct 5-Jan. 10.

The William Schickel Gallery (formerly Maritain Gallery), 200 W. Loveland Ave., houses the art, writings and papers of Joe’s father, the late William Schickel, a nationally known painter, sculptor and designer noted for his contemporary, liturgical themes. The gallery also hosts a variety of other artists as well as cultural events in the spirit of Jacques Maritain, the French-Catholic philosopher.

Miami Township has Experienced a Rash of Burglaries

Miami Township has experienced a rash of burglaries involving twelve homes since September 1 that appear to be related. In three of these instances residents were at home and surprised the would-be burglar when they attempted entry. Additional jurisdictions in Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren counties have also experienced burglaries with similarities and may have been committed by the same individuals.

The method of operation for these crimes involves someone knocking on the door or ringing the door bell.  When no one answers the intruders force entry into the home, usually at the back door or a rear window, and remove jewelry and firearms. In all of these burglaries there have been no vehicles in the victim’s driveway and/or packages have been left in plain view at the front door giving clues that no one is at home. If someone does answer the door the offenders give an excuse why they are at the residence, such as, “I’m looking for Amanda, I must have the wrong address” then they leave.

A dark gray, older conversion van has been seen at one of the burglaries. The van has a high top roof with side windows and a window in the in the high top above the windshield. The vehicle was operated by a white female with blonde hair.  A male, described as being in his 30’s, thin build, less than 6’ tall with short light brown hair was also at the scene.

If anyone observes this vehicle or other suspicious activity you are urged to immediately contact the Miami Township Police Department at 732-2231 or call 911.

Immediate calls are necessary for officers to get to the scene promptly. Calls while the activity is occurring are paramount in locating the people responsible for these crimes. It is also urged to get license plate numbers for any suspicious activity involving vehicles and to share them with the Miami Township Police dispatch center at 732-2231.

The police department reccomends that when you leave your home, turn on a radio or television tuned to a talk show and turn up the volume to make an intruder think that someone may be in the house. If you are at home and hear someone making entry, make a lot of noise and let them know that you are there and call 911 IMMEDIATELY. Remember not to engage the suspects and to maintain your own safety.

Ohio Contacting Patients Who Received Epidural Steroid Injection

Cincinnati Pain Management Among Facilities

The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) released today the names of healthcare facilities in the state that received a recalled epidural steroid injection. Local health departments and facilities have been working to contact any patient who received the treatment which is most frequently used to treat back pain.

Facilities which received the recalled product have been contacted by their local health department. At this time, FDA has notified ODH that the following clinics received the above recalled medication:

•     BKC Pain Specialists, 1065 Delaware Ave., Marion, OH 43302
•     Cincinnati Pain Management, 8261 Cornell Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45249
•     Marion Pain Clinic, 1199 Delaware Ave., Marion, OH 43302
•     Ortho-Spine Rehab Center, 7211 Sawmill Rd. Suite 101, Dublin, OH 43016

Aong patients who had received epidural steroid injection, many of  have also had strokes that are believed to have resulted from their infection. At least four deaths have been reported.

“It’s very important that we reach out to those who had the treatment because symptoms are subtle and can be overlooked,” said Dr. Ted Wymyslo, Director of ODH. “As we look harder, it is possible that we will uncover cases. We want to get these patients connected with treatment to prevent more serious consequences.”

Patients who received a steroid injection, and are experiencing symptoms such as a new or worsening headache, fever, neck stiffness, or pain at the injection site, should contact their healthcare provider to determine if they have received one of the recalled products and to receive further evaluation.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are coordinating a multi-state investigation of meningitis among patients who had received epidural steroid injection. At least five deaths have been reported. Fungal meningitis, which is not transmitted from person to person, is suspected to be the cause of the outbreak. A potentially contaminated product may be the source of the infection, though investigation into the exact source is still ongoing.

Interim data show that all infected patients received injection with preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate (80mg/ml) prepared by New England Compounding Center, located in Framingham, MA.

Infected patients have become ill approximately one to four weeks following their injection with a variety of symptoms including: fever, new or worsening headache, nausea, and/or new neurological deficit (consistent with deep brain stroke).

Breaking News: Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.8%

The U.S. unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in more than 3½ years in September as the economy continued to add jobs, a potential boost for President Barack Obama's campaign to win a second term.

The politically important unemployment rate fell to 7.8% last month from 8.1% in August. That was the lowest level since January 2009.Read on at Wall Street Journal...

Loveland Women Finish 7th in Golf Sectionals

Loveland placed 7th out of12 teams (team score 444) at Sectionals at Walden Ponds Golf Course, beating out ECC rivals Turpin and Anderson along with Little Miami, Harrison and Middletown. Mason, St. Ursula, Seton and Lakota East took 1st thru 4th places respectively and advanced to districts. 

Tiger Sophomore Savannah Lee lead the team with a season best 9 and 18 score of 46-53, 99 and gave her 29th place out of 60 players. Next were Sophomores Rachel Froberg and Heidi Zimmer both with 114 and tied for 40th.  Sophomore Anna Vuyk finished tied for 45th with a 117.

Team leader Olivia Lee did not play due to sickness.

The Tigers finished 3rd  (4-4) in Conference play and 7-7 overall.

Watch the Full Presidential Debate

From the PBSNewsHour

 

Watch Romney and Obama Focus on Policy Details in First Debate on PBS. See more from PBS NewsHour.

Dark Money Group Told IRS It Wouldn’t Be Political: Then Attacks Sen. Brown

 

Ads paid for by the Fund, which ran through the summer, praised Republican Josh Mandel and attacked Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown.  Read on at ProPublicia...

Loveland School District Wins Five Clean Kitchen Awards

All of the schools in the Loveland School District won 2012 Clean Kitchen Awards in Hamilton County Public Health’s annual award program. Read on...

Tanning beds' toll: At least 170,000 skin cancers a year

At least 170,000 cases of skin cancer each year are linked to indoor tanning, according to an analysis published online Tuesday in the British medical journal BMJ.  Read on at USA Today...

Read the Report: Indoor tanning and non-melanoma skin cancer: systematic review and meta-analysis

Loveland Show Choir By Request Receives Silver Medals for World Choir Games

This summer the high school show choir By Request was invited to participate in the 2012 World Choir Games hosted in Cincinnati. The invite was based on their 2012 competition season which included making finals at every contest, grand Champion at South Dearborn High School and ranked 39th in the country.

At the World Choir Games the group received a Silver Medal and fell just shy of a Gold Medal. They are qualified to participate in the next games which will take place in 2014 in Latvia, Russia.

Before the Homecoming game last Friday, each member of By Request received their individual silver medals from Superintendent John Marschhausen and Show Choir Director Shawn Miller.

 

Judy Leever: Life Was Prayer in Action

Dear Loveland Magazine Readers,

Years ago someone told me that we love the people who make us feel good about ourselves.  I loved Judy, not only because she made me feel good about myself, but because she made me feel good about the world!

Her life was a "prayer-in-action", and she participated in it fully.  We do not often meet people like Judy, but when we do we receive a gift beyond value, and I will be ever grateful for having known her 

 

Winkie Foster

2012 Homecoming Queen Kelsey Wagner and King Tanner Hawk

This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO is from halftime at Loveland High School last Friday when the Homecoming Court was introduced, and the Queen Kelsey Wagner and King Tanner Hawk were crowned.

 

This is the Loveland High School Homecoming Court for 2012

Freshman

Claire Taggart is the daughter of Tim and Lisa Taggart. Claire has cheered for Loveland since she was in the 3rd grade. Claire was escorted by Freshman Prince Drew Plitt. Drew is the son of Steve and Julie Plitt. While at Loveland Drew has played football, baseball, and basketball for Loveland.
 

Sophomore

Madison Bishop is the daughter of John and Amy Bishop. Madison is on the cross country team. This spring she will join the Loveland lacrosse team. Madison was escorted by Sophomore Prince Timmy Clawson. Timmy is the son of Paul and Amy Clawson. Timmy is actively involved in Partners Club and Writers Club. Timmy plays Miracle League Baseball  and attended the Reds Fantasy Camp this past summer.

Junior

Megan Day is the daughter of Brian and Tracy Day. Megan has worked as a staff writer for the Roar, LHS’s school newspaper. She was awarded a grant for the school for her work in environmental science. Megan is a varsity swimmer. Megan was escorted by Junior Prince Brad Faust, the son of Chris and Sally Faust. Brad is a 3 year varsity letterman in soccer

Seniors

Olivia Denzy is the daughter of Tom Denzy and Tammy Nance. Olivia is the Vice President of Student Council and works as the Student Representative of the Board of Education. She is a 4 year varsity letter holder in track and member of the LINK Crew. Next fall Olivia plans on studying aviation to become a pilot at Ohio University. Olivia was escorted by her boyfriend Karl Mattes. Karl is the son of Karl and Roberta Mattes. He is a member of the Link Crew. Karl is a 3 year varsity soccer player and on the high honor roll. Next year Karl plans on studying Veterinary Medicine but is undecided on where he will attend.

Sarah Kanitz is the daughter of Kraig and Ruth Ann Kanitz. She is the captain of the LHS Pom Squad. She is president of the SADD Club and is the mascot for LHS. She hopes to attend the University of Central Florida next year and her major is undecided. Sarah was escorted by Barrett Dannemiller, the son of Dan and Kay Dannemiller. He is a member of the varsity track team. Barrett works as the statistician for both the varsity football and baseball teams at LHS. Barrett is a Leadership Program leader. Barrett hopes to attend either UC or UK next fall to major in business economics.

Kelsey Wagner is the daughter of Nancy and Jeff Wagner. She is a musician and member of the LHS show choir, By Request. She was also involved in My Voice, My Choice, a district wide campaign to stop bullying and is on the high honor roll. Next fall Kelsey hopes to attend Ohio State, but is undecided on her major. Kelsey was escorted by Tanner Hawk, the son of Jeff and Lynda Hawk. Tanner has played football throughout all four years of high school. He is a varsity lacrosse player, member of the National Honor Society, and is active in his youth group at church. Tanner hopes to attend the Naval Academy next fall and major in engineering.

Carla Weismantel is the daughter of Bob and Carrie Weismantel. At Loveland High School, Carla runs cross country and track. She plays soccer for the Ohio Elite Soccer team, and maintains a 4.0 GPA. Next year Carla hopes to attend UC and major in nursing. Carla was escorted by her boyfriend and Senior Prince Danny McManus. Danny is the son of Ann and Chris McManus. Danny is a member the school’s cross country and track and field team. He is a high honors student. He keeps school’s stats for the men’s football and basketball team. Next year Danny hopes to attend UC and major in Psychology.

 

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Michael and Janet Rich Loveland High School Homecoming Grand Marshals

Michael and Janet Rich along the homecoming parade route on Thursday evening.

This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HS VIDEO is 2012 Loveland High School Homecoming Grand Marshals, Michael and Janet Rich, being flown in by helicopter at last Friday’s Homecoming game against Anderson. And, an interview with them just after they landed and delivered the game ball to the officials.

Both Michael and Janet served Loveland School District for many years as teachers and coaches. Janet served Loveland Junior High and High School for a total of 34 years, including 33 years as Chairperson of the Physical Education and Health departments, while Michael served as the physical education teacher at the Middle School for 34 years.

Fans heard over the loudspeaker as they landed that:

“Janet and Michael shared their passion for coaching with countless Loveland students. Janet coached numerous teams in basketball, volleyball, track, and cheerleading. She was also the Advisor to many Student Council and Prom committees and today she continues to serve Loveland as the coach of our 8th grade football cheerleaders.”

“Michael spent many years coaching football, track, softball, basketball, volleyball and wrestling. His many accolades include 29 years as a High School varsity assistant coach and Middle School head coach for our football teams, as well being inducted into the Southwest Ohio Wrestling Coaches’ Association Hall of Fame in 2007.”

Michael and Janet have been married for 33 years. Their three children, Heather Rich, Pat Hamill and Matt Hamill were all coached by their parents. 

Fittingly, Michael and Janet retired together this past May, yet can often be found cheering on the Tigers at many sporting events.

 

State News

Ohio 5th best for unemployment rate drop

Drops to 7.2 percent, a 1.6 percentage point decline

Ohio had the fifth-biggest decline in unemployment rate in the country during the past year as of August, according to Bizjournals.com.

Statewide college enrollment steadily declines

College enrollment statewide dropped nearly 5.9 percent since last year, falling closer to the pre-recession level of 2008, according to a preliminary report released Monday by the Ohio Board of Regents.

The number of students fell more than 31,600 at the state’s 61 public colleges and university main and regional campuses.  Read on at Dayton Daily News...

Continuing trend, Ohio abortions down 12%

Abortions in Ohio fell 12 percent last year, the largest annual decline in more than a decade. Read on at Columbus Dispatch...

Loveland Homecoming Video

This LOVELAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO was shot and edited for Loveland Magazine by Bob Kessler. He takes a unique look from above the parade in Historic Downtown, and walks much of the route bringing you the perspective from the thousands gathered along the streets of Loveland.

 

Peanut butter recall grows to 100 products

A Trader Joe's Valencia Peanut Butter recall has turned into a recall of about 100 products by Sunland Inc. containing peanuts, nuts or seeds, officials say.Read on at UPI.com...

Honda recalls more than 500,000 Accords

Honda is recalling more than 500,000 of its popular Accord vehicles because of a potential fire risk in their engines.

Honda said roughly 572,000 Accord V6's from model years 2003-2007 are covered under the recall. The power steering hoses in these cars are at risk of leaking, creating smoke and potentially sparking engine fires, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.  Read on at CNNMoney...

Loveland Downed in Homcoming

This LOVEAND MAGAZINE HD VIDEO is Ricky Mulvey's Post Game Wrap from Tiger Stadium and game highlights.

 

 

 

28 Anderson	1 2 3 4 T   AND 7 0 14 7 28     LVL 14 0 0 7 21	21   Loveland

Scoring Summary
			1st Quarter	AND	LVL
LVL	TD	05:09	Graham Peters 2 YD RUN (Evan Burig KICK)	0	7
LVL	TD	02:59	Tanner Hawk 19 YD PASS FROM Ryne Terry (Evan Burig KICK)	0	14
AND	TD	01:43	Jared Cook 61 YD PASS FROM Kevin Rogers (AJ Penley KICK)	7	14
			3rd Quarter	AND	LVL
AND	TD	04:52	Kamel Bradley 5 YD RUN (AJ Penley KICK FAILED)	13	14
AND	TD	01:34	Dex Barga 24 YD PASS FROM Kevin Rogers (Dex Barga RECP)	21	14
			4th Quarter	AND	LVL
AND	TD	05:14	Jacob Henderlight 10 YD INT RETURN (AJ Penley KICK)	28	14
LVL	TD	03:11	Alex Hesse 1 YD PASS FROM Ryne Terry (Evan Burig KICK)	28	21

Team Stat Comparison
	AND	LVL
1st Downs	17	12
Total Yards	386	201
Passing Completions	6	14
Passing Attempts	12	24
Passing Yards	120	125
Passing Average	10.0	5.2
Rushing Attempts	47	29
Rushing Yards	266	76
Rushing Average	5.7	2.6
3rd Down Efficiency	5-10	3-12
4th Down Efficiency	1-4	1-3
Penalties	9-73	6-51
Turnovers	2	2
Possession	26:30	21:30

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David Trate and Olivia Denzy Appointed to Serve School Board

Loveland High School seniors Olivia Denzy and David Trate have been appointed student representatives to the school board for the Loveland City Schools this school year.  They will serve as liaisons for students of all grade levels.

Christine Olsen, president of the Loveland Board of Education said, “Historically our student representatives have taken their role seriously and have attended meetings with reports to share publicly. I personally appreciate their feedback when we are discussing a student-related topic; they are right there to respond with their opinions.”

“I am honored to be one of the two student representatives appointed to this position so I can better influence my student body and community,” said Denzy, 17. Denzy plans to study aviation at Ohio University and become a pilot.  She is the daughter of Tom and Tammy Denzy-Nance of Miami Township.

Trate, 18, says, “I sought this position  because I wanted to help represent my fellow students to the school board,” He wants to study electrical engineering in college but has not yet chosen a school. Trate is the son of Dan and Tracy Trate of Miami Township.

Four Seniors Named Commended Students in National Merit Scholarship Program

Mahbod Pourriahi, John Despotakis, Grant Portune, and Sara Boyle

Four Loveland High School seniors have been named Commended Students in the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Program:  Mahbod Pourriahi, John Despotakis, Grant Portune, and  Sara Boyle.

About 34,000 Commended  Students were recognized nationally for their exceptional academic promise.  Although they will not continue in the 2013 competition for scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top five percent of entrants and receive special acknowledgement.