Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Loveland, Ohio" in English language version.
It is a coincidence that his county home near Loveland, later came into the possession, for a few years, of Judge Charles J. Hunt, during the years the latter occupied the local Common Pleas Court bench.
Total for Loveland village (a), in Miami township, Clermont county, Loveland village (part of) 732 ... Total for Loveland village (a), in Hamilton township, Loveland village (part of) 29
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)In November 1998 its headquarters had been relocated a bit further north in suburbia, abandoning the location in Loveland it had occupied since 1986 in favor of an office park in Deerfield Township.
A resident of Loveland, [Jerry] Springer is married with a 15-year-old daughter...
[Rev. Thomas B. Foster's] family farm was also a stopping point for slaves on the Underground Railroad in the 1850s. 'His great-grandfather would put (the slaves) in a wagon and cover it with straw and take them on up to Waynesville,' Avery Foster said.
The gates cover three interconnected railroad crossings at West Loveland Avenue, Second Street (Ohio 48) and Riverside Drive. ... RailAmerica owns the Indiana & Ohio Railroad, which is responsible for all the signal equipment along the rail line, including all the electronics, [Stu Nicholson] said.
The post office at 200 Loveland-Madeira Road cancels up to 20,000 stamps a year for cards intended to celebrate Valentine's Day, [Jerry] Kellner said.
Each year, thousands of people send addressed, stamped envelopes to the Valentine Lady for the Loveland stamp. The original Valentine Lady was Doris Pfiester, a secretary to the Loveland Businessman's Club. After she died in 1982, her daughter, Ruth Jackson, took on the task of stamping the envelopes until 1988. Since then, the chamber of commerce has elected a new Valentine Lady each year.
Temporary lights to illuminate newly donated $6,000 stained glass windows at a local theater company sparked a fire late Monday that destroyed the building and caused about $300,000 in damages, a fire official said today.
Mason joins the Blue Ash, Loveland-Symmes, Sharonville and Sycamore Township fire departments in the [Northeast Fire Collaborative], now representing 345 firefighters protecting 71 square miles with a population of about 105,000.
City officials want out of the sewer district by 2010 because of rate increases.... Loveland owns the Polk Run waste-water treatment plant, but Hamilton County has operated it since 1985, [Tom] Carroll said.
The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling Wednesday that barred the city from pulling its waste-water treatment plant out of the sewer district.
[Dan] Ketchum, a Sycamore High graduate who swam for Michigan and competed in the 2004 Olympics, is in his first season as coach at Loveland High. ... Ketchum works as an engineer for General Electric and lives in Loveland with his wife, a schoolteacher.
The Warren County Board of Commissioners recently agreed to adjust the boundaries of Hamilton Township in Warren County to make a 71-acre parcel of land there part of the 'paper' Loveland Township, with boundaries identical to the city of Loveland.
Family owned and operated since 1976, Castle Skateland in Loveland offers the largest skating floor in the Tristate inside a 32,000 square foot facility.
Loveland City Council approved a contract for solid-waste and recycling services with Rumpke Consolidated Companies of Colerain Township through the Southwest Ohio Regional Refuse consortium...
Sylvester, who had dual citizenship in Italy and the United States, also helped the Italian team to a silver medal at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow .... Born in the Elder heartland, the current Loveland resident is eager to begin his tenure at CHCA.
Five couples have reservations at Loveland City Hall to be married on Valentine's Day in the council chambers with Mayor Roland Boike officiating. City hall marriage ceremonies are restricted the rest of the year to Loveland residents, except in the case of senior citizens, city officials said.[permanent dead link]
1990-14 / 2-27-90 / Directing the City Solicitor to petition the Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County for a change in the boundary lines of Loveland Township so as to make them identical with the corporate limits of the City...; 1990-15 / 2-27-90 / Directing the City Solicitor to petition the Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County for a change in the boundary lines of Loveland Township so as to make them identical with the corporate limits of the City...
In the late `50s, she was given a chance to study in the United States, first at Grailville Community College in Loveland, Ohio, where she majored in home economics...
As Morgan made his way through the Buckeye state, his raid became a series of unforgettable encounters that played like lost script pages from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. In northern Loveland in Warren County, Sarah Todd Jones, described by Horwitz as a 'sharp-tongued' Southern sympathizer, tried to save her horse from being taken. 'I am a Rebel,' she pleaded. 'All my sympathy is with the South ... Please don't take my horse!' The trooper paused thoughtfully. 'Well, if it's true that you support our cause, then we thank you for your donation,' he said, sweeping his hat off in a grand gesture.Review of Horwitz, Lester V. (2003). The Longest Raid of the Civil War: Little-Known & Untold Stories of Morgan's Raid Into Kentucky, Indiana & Ohio. Cincinnati, Ohio: Farmcourt Publishing, Inc. ISBN 0-9670267-3-3.
Smith, a Central State University graduate and Loveland, Ohio, native, said blacks, Hispanics, female heads of households and other minorities cost the country $200 billion annually in lost earning power, while the government foots a $100 billion annual bill for entitlement expenses.
The YWCA's summer cottage was in Loveland, a rural community 25 miles from the city...
There [in Loveland], on the Little Miami River, John Smith built the first paper mill in Ohio for a settler named Christian Waldschmidt or Wallsmith.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)The YWCA's summer cottage was in Loveland, a rural community 25 miles from the city...
There [in Loveland], on the Little Miami River, John Smith built the first paper mill in Ohio for a settler named Christian Waldschmidt or Wallsmith.
1990-14 / 2-27-90 / Directing the City Solicitor to petition the Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County for a change in the boundary lines of Loveland Township so as to make them identical with the corporate limits of the City...; 1990-15 / 2-27-90 / Directing the City Solicitor to petition the Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County for a change in the boundary lines of Loveland Township so as to make them identical with the corporate limits of the City...
In the late `50s, she was given a chance to study in the United States, first at Grailville Community College in Loveland, Ohio, where she majored in home economics...
A resident of Loveland, [Jerry] Springer is married with a 15-year-old daughter...