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Kiddos & Four-Legged Friends MEET THE MIGHTY SAMPSON, OUR COVER STAR

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You’ll Always Be My Fur Baby BEFORE MY DAUGHTER, THERE WAS MY FUR BABY, CHARLIE. Neither my husband nor I grew up with dogs, so this was a new venture for both of us. We weren’t entirely prepared for midnight wake-ups, accidents and her love of chewing all things plastic. But

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love trumped gnawed power cords, earbuds and flip-flops (yup, every pair I owned), and we couldn’t imagine life without her. She paved the way for our daughter, and though my attention is now divided, I still find time to snuggle with Charlie on the couch. That’s why this is the kids and pets issue—because sometimes our babies happen to have fur.

Occasionally they have feathers and scales as well, something Dr. Peter Hill knows firsthand as owner/veterinarian at PetCare Animal Hospital. In addition to the usual canines and felines, he treats snakes, turtles, emus and even bald eagles. Did we mention he happens to be the vet at the Newport Aquarium? Loveland’s pretty lucky to have this exotic animal expert right in our hometown. Check out his tale (pun intended) in “From Puppies to Penguins.”

I’m also particularly excited to share Sampson’s story with you. Running our firstever Loveland Lifestyle cover dog contest, Sampson came up the clear winner. His jour-

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ney to his forever home with the Mikulas was anything but easy, but he’s a resilient pup

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who loves his family (and his Frisbee). Find his incredible story on our final page.

Now for the kiddos. There are so many wonderful nonprofits dedicated to helping

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children, but it’s always amazing to hear of one that not only benefits kids but is

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also orchestrated by kids. When they were just 8 years old, Alex and Hannah Laman

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started Adopt a Book to provide books to underprivileged kids. Nearly nine years later, they’ve donated more than 150,000 books—no small feat for two pairs of small hands. Learn more about Adopt a Book in “Kids Helping Kids.”

Likewise, Recreations Outlet is no stranger to helping children. Supporting neigh-

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borhoods, giving back to local charities, getting your kids to love the outdoors … it’s all in “Community Strong, Activity-Driven.”

Last, what parent isn’t looking for advice on saving for college? Family Wealth Advisory Group dishes some top-notch tips on making the right choices—and how and when to start.

All our babies—two legs or four—are covered in this issue.

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FEATURES 20 Community Strong, Activity-Driven How Recreations Outlet Is Bringing Wellness into Play—for Both Families and Neighborhoods

26 Kids Helping Kids Adopt a Book Puts Literacy Within Reach for Area Youth

30 From Puppies to Penguins Dr. Hill at PetCare Animal Hospital Tends to All Creatures Great and Small

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38 Good Dog Rescue to Redemption, One Dog’s Journey Back to Life … and Love

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Loveland Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony It was a picture-perfect day for Loveland’s annual Memorial Day festivities. From LHS’s band and scout troops to the fire department, VFW members and more, the parade marched past a high-spirited crowd to our Veteran’s Memorial for the annual ceremony honoring local veterans. Mayor Kathy Bailey spoke on behalf of Loveland, thanking all those who’ve proudly served.

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LMRCA Symmetry Women’s Executive Luncheon June 6 played host to the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance’s annual Symmetry Women’s Executive Luncheon at Oasis Golf Club. Local ladies were treated to lunch, networking and raffle prizes—plus inspiring talks on how working women can better balance their lives. This year’s speakers included Ann Tabor of Shine by Design and Kate Solomon, FC Cincinnati’s VP of Community Relations. LMRChamberAlliance.org

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REALTY REPORT REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

LOVELAND

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Plantation Pointe

479,900

472,500

98%

60

4

2.2

Plantation Pointe

489,000

470,000

96%

16

4

3.1

White Pillars

509,500

482,900

95%

105

4

4.1

Plantation Pointe

509,900

492,000

96%

22

3

3

White Pillars

525,000

515,000

98%

1

5

3.1

Woods at Miami Trails

529,900

515,000

97%

4

5

4.1

Woods at Miami Trails

539,900

510,000

94%

41

4

4.1

Sycamore Bridge Estates

680,000

621,250

91%

37

4

3.2

Eagles Pointe at the Oasis

680,000

663,500

98%

12

4

4.1

Branch Hill Guinea Pike

689,900

675,000

98%

36

4

3.2

Cole Farm Lane

750,000

716,000

95%

24

4

3.1

Redbird Meadows

775,000

687,500

89%

442

4

4.1

Reserve at Willows Bend

799,900

780,000

98%

1109

4

4.1

Willows Bend

800,000

780,000

98%

11

5

4

Lakewood Farms

1,500,000

1,120,000

75%

620

5

6.1

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tip #3 DO I HAVE A GOOD PLAN? Everyone must do a thorough analysis from what college to attend to exactly how much that institution costs, accounting for inflation and expenses as well as expectations for return on that investment.

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FOR FUNDING COLLEGE?

So what about current and estimated college costs?

Here’s a real breakdown.

FWAG also offered us the following figures—numbers that came from sources with different opinions about inflation, but still based on 18 years until college if planning starts at a child’s birth. Nearly all sources expect the cost of college to double at least once—and maybe twice—over that 18-year period.

University of Cincinnati current cost: in-state $28,156 | out-of-state $44,490 Cost in 18 years: lower estimate $56,312 | upper estimate $112,624 Xavier University current cost: $52,380 Cost in 18 years: lower estimate $104,760 | upper estimate $209,520 Vanderbilt University current cost: $67,392 Cost in 18 years: lower estimate $134,784 | upper estimate $269,568 Current school costs came from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and contain data through spring 2018. Sources for estimated inflation rates were FinAid.org and NCES.ED.gov.

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Communit y Strong, ActivityDriven

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RECREATIONS OUTLET HAS BEEN HAPPILY SERVING THE GREATER CINCINNATI AREA FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS. They’ve provided many of the playsets, trampolines and wooden swing sets families already depend on and offer two showrooms (in Milford and Columbus) for on-site play.

The swing sets, trampolines and other play accessories are an important part of Recreations Outlet’s “Unplugged Play” movement, and their community-minded approach is reflected in the myriad ways they’ve given back to area organizations.

“We created the ‘Unplugged Play’ campaign as an answer to the question, ‘What am I supposed to do?’ once children are directed outside,” Marketing Director Kate Walker shares.

If youngsters come up short with their own outdoor plans, she suggests, “Give them a trampoline. Give them a playset.”

The benefits of this type of activity are obvious—it provides relief from stress and anxiety, increases strength and coordination, and combats obesity and other health concerns.

Recreations Outlet has delivered that signature brand of fun for more than two decades, in backyards and more prominent community spaces.

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the Fan Zone, and they tapped Recreations Outlet to get the job done with a custom unit that’s generated a lot of excitement for ballpark visitors.

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COMMUNITY STRONG, ACTIVITY-DRIVEN

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All in a day’s work for an organization that’s always seen community engagement as a core value.

Recreations Outlet’s charitable streak began years ago when owner Pete DeLois found himself invested in helping local schools and giving back while his own children were growing up.

“Now, he’s continued on that path,” Kate says.

In addition to assisting larger groups like Make-A-Wish and St. Jude, Pete takes a special interest in supporting charities that aren’t quite as well-known.

“On a monthly basis,” Kate says, “Pete really likes staying closer to home and helping out some of the local charities that don’t receive federal assistance.”

She points out recent contributions and local support for Joshua’s Closet and the Dragonfly Foundation.

In fact, more than $75,000 has been donated to local charities as a result of Recreations

Outlet’s

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Play-By-Play Many families aren’t sure where to start when it comes to outdoor playsets, and that’s where Recreations Outlet brings their experience to the table.

“Generally people start out with a playset,” Kate points out. “It’s multipurpose and provides everything a little one might want.

“After toddler swings, at some point, the kids want something different. That’s when they usually move to a trampoline,” noting that the appeal of a backyard trampoline is one that endures.

“Around sixth grade, you see kids getting really into basketball, so we provide the hoops.”

Beyond that, even hot tubs are an option for hydrotherapy and relaxation.

TODDLER Play surfaces are a great start, with toddler swings and more complex playsets making sense as little bodies increase coordination and strength. You’ll want to visit a Recreations Outlet location for hands-on playtime there to see what your little one is drawn toward.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Game room equipment provides year-round competitive play, with classic games like foosball, air hockey and shuffleboard answering the call of the adventurous. Adjustable basketball hoops are also going to be a slam dunk!

TEENAGE The adjustable basketball hoop’s gotten higher to provide more activity below, and game room equipment like table tennis and foosball provide fast-paced action. Hot tubs also enter the picture and are sure to be enjoyed by the entire family.

Whether visiting Recreations Outlet for a trial run in a hands-on showroom or consulting with the team to upgrade your family’s game room or backyard experience, Recreations Outlet has it all.

“Some of our best business is from repeat customers,” Kate says. “So we’re doing something right!”

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GIVING BACK “I HOPE THAT BOOKS BECOME MORE EASILY ACCESSED BY THE PLACES

Kids Helping Kids

WE GIVE BACK TO BECAUSE KIDS GET VERY EXCITED ABOUT BEING ABLE TO TAKE ONE HOME … I HOPE THAT BECOMES NORMAL TO HAVE BOOKS AT YOUR HOUSE.” –HANNAH LAMAN

ADOPT A BOOK PUTS LITERACY WITHIN REACH FOR AREA YOUTH ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY ELIZABETH A. LOWRY

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FEELING INSPIRED IS EASY. Acting on that inspiration? That’s the hard part. Most adults have trouble mobilizing their hopes and dreams—it’s even rarer still for children. But Loveland High School twins Alex and Hannah Laman were the exception, co-founding Adopt a Book in the fall of 2011 when they were just 8 years old.

Moved by a newspaper article detailing the lack of libraries and access to books experienced by many Cincinnati-area children and students, these young locals decided right then and there that they wanted to make a difference.

IT STARTED WITH A SIMPLE

The Laman siblings began their journey with a request to friends

BOOK DRIVE …

and family for donations of new or gently used books, which they would then distribute to the underserved children in the city.

From there, their efforts quickly snowballed. They began to meet with community, business and charity organizations to grow Adopt a Book and get the word out.

“We wanted to make a difference … that started with a book drive that eventually grew into the organization that we have now,” Alex says.

“I HOPE LITERACY BECOMES MORE OF A WIDESPREAD GOAL AMONG CHILDREN NATIONWIDE AND GROWS TO WHERE KIDS ARE EXCITED TO READ AT A YOUNG AGE, THAT IT’S SOMETHING THEY WANT TO DO.” –ALEX LAMAN

... AND EXPANDED INTO A NONPROFIT At first, the twins found themselves having to store the books in the family’s garage. Once word spread that they were collecting and distributing books, they had to move the operation into their basement, then to a small storage unit, and finally, to the larger storage space they have now, complete with a loading dock for easier distribution.

The twins spend about five to 10 hours a week working with the books during the summer, somewhat less during the school year. They count, sort and deliver the books with the help of adult transportation, though they do encourage their donee groups to come pick up the books from their dock.

Over the past eight years, they’ve given more than 150,000 books to more than 100 organizations, schools and youth programs. Both the twins love meeting their book recipients, knowing they are passing on their love for literacy.

“I like going on the deliveries because we get to see the actual exchange of the books to the kids … that’s a really neat experience to have,” Hannah says.

As the Lamans prepare for college, they hope to find another family, student or organization who can pick up (and continue to run with) the Adopt a Book torch, while they stay on as advisers. Literature lovers and book buffs—maybe that’s you.

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fish, the one way we can ensure our pets are cherished

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orangutans, big cats and reptiles.

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management changes several years ago, they went on the hunt for a new veterinarian as well. After fishing

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the ability to work pretty much anywhere I wanted to

to work for them on a part-time basis.

go. Considering my attraction to animals, I thought vet medicine would be a very good thing,” Dr. Hill says.

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Eleven years later, he’s still at it, traveling to the aquarium once a week to care for all the animals housed there with the help of the staff.

science and a master’s degree in dairy science

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Ohio State University, Dr. Hill traveled overseas to

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We take blood, look for intestinal parasites, manage any mortalities and of course correct related problems where we can … water quality, disease conditions, etc.”

VOLUNTEER RAPTOR DOCTOR As if traveling around to three different offices throughout the city to provide quality animal care wasn’t enough, Dr. Hill also volunteers with RAPTOR, a nonprofit volunteer organization in Milford dedicated to the conservation of birds of prey. They achieve this through education, research, community service and the rehabilitation of sick or injured birds. RAPTOR sometimes finds these birds via phone calls from concerned citizens who have seen an animal down or who’ve captured one and need RAPTOR to come pick it up.

When a bird needs help, Dr. Hill is one of the veterinarians RAPTOR counts on. He’s worked on birds of prey such as eagles, hawks and owls.

“I find birds very challenging because if they can’t be rehabilitated or repaired to the point where they can go back to the wild, then under federal wildlife law, they have to be euthanized,” he says. “We try to get these animals as best we can back on the wing.”

Although Dr. Hill has been presented with many complicated cases throughout his career, he says he really enjoys working with birds.

“Birds are certainly a very challenging species to diagnose and treat,” he says. “Oftentimes when birds are sick, they are far along in the disease process—people think they’re perfectly healthy until they’re not. And when they’re not, they’re really not because they hide their symptoms … I find unique challenges in all different kinds of pets.”

Through all of his life’s work, whether at his own practice, the Newport Aquarium or RAPTOR, what he values most is the interaction he has with people and their pets. He appreciates just how important the human-animal bond is.

“I really enjoy helping people improve their pets’ quality of life … through education, health care and advising them on preventative measures.

“People treat their animals like their kids in a lot of respects, so a client that’s compliant in doing the things we recommend will have an animal that is going to be happy and healthy … one that’s going to stay in their hands much longer,” Dr. Hill says. “I think the biggest reward is getting to the endpoint of a sick animal and seeing them healthy and back in their owner’s hands.”

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dice and chiffonade. With summer

their pups for this free dog social

If the meaning escapes you, maybe

winding down, the holidays will

at one of our favorite dog parks.

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Mingle, sniff and play in this fun,

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Whether you’re a casual cook or

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to run and jump to their fur-

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hour. Intro: 1 p.m., literature: 2 p.m.,

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Food truck rallies are a summer fave.

for this year’s annual evening of

hilarity, center stage in downtown

(Dare we say staple?) This one comes

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Loveland. How can you resist this

pleasantly paired with a fundraiser

Nature Center. Tickets for this

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Little Miami partners and businesses.

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locals—a community-building, com-

set picking right in the heart of the

itself, featuring fare raised right on

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Marmalade Lily’s fields. Share sweet

this stunning 122-acre farm. Plus

partnership and camaraderie for

delights on vintage china, a behind-

MadTree, wine selections, Piebird

safer, stronger neighborhoods. Meet

the-scenes farm tour and open

pies, live music, a silent auction and

Miami Township and Milford Police

gardens to fill your bucket—and your

more. Show your support of this

and Fire departments at this fami-

soul—with whatever blooms strike

local farm working to give back now

ly-fun fest filled with games, vehicles,

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“But first we had to talk my husband, Albert, into it,” Missy says.

Love prevailed. Sampson came to them as “Sammy,” but Albert rechristened him Sampson.

Scared and starved, Sampson would hurriedly, ravenously devour his food. An untreated broken bone left him with a crooked leg and a damaged spirit. But recovery began, slow and sure.

“He feels safe now,” Missy smiles.

When Missy saw our contest for a cover dog, she went right to Albert.

“We’re entering Sampson, and he’s going to win,” Albert looked at her like she had six heads.

But she was right—her words about Sampson’s stunning transformation from abused, tail-down puppy to “the most loving, affectionate, loyal, smart, trusting rescue dog ever” had us convinced from the get-go. A photo showdown on social media (against fellow rescue Henry, our second-place doggo) and Sampson’s title was set.

The Mikulas’ son, Cam, had wanted a dog “that did something.” “Oh, he does something,” Cam laughs now.

“He’s the softest, sweetest dog ever,” Missy says.

“He’ll fetch forever. He goes all day long.”

A feat we witnessed firsthand when we met this Australian Kelpie and his amazing family. It was easy to see Sampson’s joy shining through—and the love this trio shares with their four-legged member of the family.

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