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Upcoming Loveland area events: Author talk, concerts, Maker Festivals - Vimarsana News

Upcoming Loveland area events: Author talk, concerts, Maker Festivals

A wide variety of events are coming to the Loveland area this week, from the annual Loveland Loves to Read author talk, concerts and dance, to events for makers, to talks on everything from gardening, tree care and birding to housing, railroad history and water rights.

Five Questions: Former library director Ted Schmidt looks forward to Loveland reading event - Vimarsana News

Five Questions: Former library director Ted Schmidt looks forward to Loveland reading event

In a world and a city where people increasingly seem divided, Loveland Loves to Read still brings people together, a community effort that has endured through recession and pandemic. So we asked former Loveland Public Library director Ted Schmidt, who was there in the beginning, to tell us more about it.

Save Over Timeweekend open thread - September 9-10, 2023 — Ask a Manager, chanel leather handbag cleaner - Vimarsana News

Save Over Timeweekend open thread - September 9-10, 2023 — Ask a Manager, chanel leather handbag cleaner

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Beginnings Care for Life silent auction and Life Walk/Run Aug. 6 - Vimarsana News

Beginnings Care for Life silent auction and Life Walk/Run Aug. 6

Beginnings Care for Life Center is preparing for the annual silent auction, Life Walk/Run slated for Aug. 6 at the First Baptist Church, Coldwater.

Market 1858 open for seasonal business downtown Quincy - Vimarsana News

Market 1858 open for seasonal business downtown Quincy

Market 1858 is\u00a0part of an effort to revitalize downtown Quincy, by\u00a0offering pop-up businesses a chance to test the market. Three sheds are now open.