City Council Ward 3 Candidate, John Fogle
City Council Candidate, John Fogle discussing his reasoning for running for a seat in Ward 3. John shares his thoughts on topics such as economic development incentives, metro districts, affordable and attainable housing, homelessness and the encampment closure, budget cuts and more.
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Thompson School District, School Board Candidate, Lori Goebel
TSD, School Board Candidate, Lori Goebel discusses her reasoning for running for a seat in District F and shares her thoughts on issues facing the district.
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City Council Mayoral Candidate, Troy Daniels
City of Loveland Mayoral Candidate, Troy Daniels shares his thoughts on issues facing our community pertaining homelessness, growth, economic development incentives, metro districts, budget cuts and much more.
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City Council Ward 1 Candidate, Craig Martinbeault
City Council Ward 1 Candidate, Craig Martinbeault discusses issues facing Loveland relative to growth, homelessness, affordable and attainable housing, budget cuts and much more.
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Thompson School District, School Board Candidate, Mike Scholl
TSD, School Board Candidate, Mike Scholl discusses his reasoning for running for the board seat in District B and the issues facing our district with regards to funding and enrollment, as well as his commitment to maintaining the level of education that benefits the students and our community.
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City Council Ward 2 Candidate, Dana Foley
City Council Ward 2 candidate Dana Foley shares his perspective on key issues including economic development incentives, homelessness, metro districts, the need for affordable and attainable housing and much more.
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Ward 3 City Council Candidate, Caitlyn Wyrick
Ward 3 City Council candidate Caitlyn Wyrick explains her run for office and highlights her views on economic development incentives, metro districts, homelessness, and council term limits, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and community focus.
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Ward 1 City Council Candidate, Geoff Frahm
Here’s a clear overview of Geoff Frahm’s priorities and policy viewpoints as he campaigned for the Ward 1 seat on Loveland’s City Council, including his positions on economic development incentives, metro districts, term limits and much more.
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Ward 4 City Council Candidate, Jon Mallo
Current Mayor Pro Tem Jon Mallo is seeking re-election to the Ward 4 City Council seat.
Jon is actively addressing key community concerns, including transportation, economic development incentives, metro districts, affordable and attainable housing, homelessness, and more.
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Adi Mazza, 8 yr old Philanthropist
Little Miss Adi Mazza is a sweet 8-year-old entrepreneur with a heart of Gold. When she was 5 years old, she told her mom she didn’t want any presents for her birthday she wanted donations for St. Jude. For 3 years now she has been raising money for St. Jude to help kids fighting cancer. In her first two years she raised $10,000 each year by selling cookies at her cookie stands, a spaghetti dinner and having pampered chef parties. Did I mention that she comes from a tiny town in Colorado, Salida.
Adi recently made a special trip to Memphis, Tennessee where she was recognized by St. Jude by receiving the Jerry Nichols award. And she may be the youngest person to have ever received this award.
This year she wanted to set the bar higher and raise $20,000 in one year. This past Saturday, her friends though ESA- Gamma Chi Chapter held a Bunco fundraiser at High Country Beverage here in Loveland, CO. So, Adi and her mother Jenniffer and Grandma Cathy drove up to Loveland to try and reach her goal. Adi was about 4,600 dollars away from her goal. Well needless to say she has WELL exceeded her goal! With more fundraising in her future, you can see her at the 129th Annual Loveland Corn Roast Festival at her cookie stand. She keeps reaching for the stars because her ultimate goal is to raise $1 million dollars for St. Jude.
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