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11/2/25 Camp Hope Update – Jen Castañeda
Recap of Loveland Justice League & Loveland Cares Meeting 11-02-2025 We currently have 150-180 unhoused individuals in Loveland. LRC open date has been extended to March 15th, 2026. The LRC only holds space for 20 women inside and 20-25 men outside in the back parking lot area. That leaves 105-135 unhoused community members with nowhere Continue reading
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Camp Hope Ground Zero – Part 1
The letter below is from one of our unhoused neighbors. Names have been redacted for protection. I did it again Dear Members of the Loveland City Council, Here I am again — writing, because that’s what I know best. I’ve written to you before. I’ve even stood up and spoken at your meetings — and Continue reading
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Switching Gears
Switching Gears Hey Friends,As we transition forward into the long-haul post-election, I’m attempting to reformat the website to best suit our needs. I’m archiving the old topics to focus on Reclaiming Loveland. I’ve identified 4 main categories of Loveland Corruption, everything that I’ve opened so far falls into one or more of these categories. Please Continue reading
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15) Starting Over- Revisited
The post reflects on personal experiences of childhood trauma and healing, highlighting the significance of supportive relationships, like a caring teacher during difficult times, and memorable family trips. It addresses themes of grief, resilience, and the challenges of navigating societal expectations while coping with loss and navigating adolescence. Continue reading
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14) Aftermath – Revisited
After the author’s father’s suicide due to schizophrenia, their family faced overwhelming grief and societal stigma surrounding mental illness. The author took on responsibilities to support their mother and younger siblings while coping with their own numbness and confusion. The birth of a new sister brought moments of joy amidst their sorrow, fostering a deeper… Continue reading
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13) School – Revisited
The narrative follows a student’s challenging journey through elementary school, marked by struggles with social acceptance, weight issues, and coping with mental health after their father’s suicide. They navigate difficult relationships with peers and teachers, ultimately grappling with feelings of isolation, confusion, and loss amid attempts for a normal school experience. Continue reading
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12) Inappropriate – Revisited
Social anxiety and unique experience combine to create an explosive birthday with unintended consequences. Continue reading
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10) *Adult Supervision Required (TW) Part Two – Revisited
The author describes sexual abuse from their childhood. Continue reading
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Caitlin Wyrick – Ward 3
Caitlin Wyrick – Ward 3 Copilot, What can you tell me about Caitlin Wyrick? Caitlin Wyrick is a candidate for Loveland City Council in Ward 3, known for her focus on financial literacy, sustainability, and inclusive community development. She emphasizes transparency, housing affordability, and reforming economic incentives. Here’s a detailed overview of her platform, background, Continue reading
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9) Adult Supervision Required (TW) – Revisited
The author adjusts to life in Indiana on a sharp learning curve. Continue reading
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Loveland Police Unnecessary Force Videos
Loveland Police Unnecessary Force Videos This video is age restricted and can only be viewed on YouTube. Continue reading
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It’s Dangerous to Let Businessmen Define Community
It’s Dangerous to Let Businessmen Define Community Continue reading
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Politicians told Downtown Loveland Businesses to Hate The Homeless, So They Did
Politicians told Downtown Loveland Businesses to hate the homeless, so they did Continue reading
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