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Internet safety video gives parents peace of mind

Multimedia video for parents and educators identifies specific things that must be done to make navigation on the information superhighway safer. More »

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2008 Community Cup Celebrity Golf Classic

Let's tee it up!

This year marks CCV's 25th Anniversary! And at 11:30am on May Bsafe logo.gif27th of this year, we'll again be gathering at Heritage Club in Mason for our 21st Annual Community Cup Celebrity Golf Classic. More...

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Another hotel in the news for porn

Marriott asked to drop porn

Forty-seven pro-family leaders have asked the Marriott chain of hotels to stop making porn movies available in their guest rooms.

In a letter dated April 3, 2008 to CEO John W. Marriott III, the leaders asked for a meeting with Marriott to discuss the issue. “The cosigners of this letter are leaders of some of the largest pro-family organizations in America. On behalf of these groups, a few of our principals would appreciate the opportunity to meet with representatives from Marriott to discuss this matter further.”

The group said pulling the movies would be in keeping with Marriott’s public statement of “promoting the well-being of children and families” and Marriott’s stated stance against “…such tragedies as human trafficking and the exploitation of children.” Marriott has approximately 2,800 hotels in the U.S., and about 2,400 of them have in-room porn movies.  More...

 

 
CleanHotels.com receives exposure on nationally televised 2008 Hula Bowl  Click here to read more...

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Exposing the Nation's Largest Hotel Pornographer

Click here to visit the Truth About LodgeNet website

Exposing LodgeNet Entertainment Corporation

The Nation's Largest Provider of Hotel Hardcore Pornography 

Pro-family leaders are calling for the prosecution of Sioux Falls, SD-based LodgeNet Entertainment Corporation as a major provider of hardcore pornography.  Click here for more details.

 

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Stay tuned to OhioElectionCentral.com so you know where the candidates stand on the key issues that affect you and your family. Ohio's primary winners will be updated soon. Until then, please visit OhioElectionCentral.com for the results from March 4.


What's homosexuality education all about?

Can schools and school officials be sued over homosexuality education? Attorneys say 'YES!" when homosexual activists and school clubs put students' health and rights at risk. Free legal help has been offered to parents and students hurt by "gay agenda" in schools.

CCV's in-depth report on the legal liability of homosexuality education includes shocking examples straight from the books and resources pro-homosexual organizations provide to school children.
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FCC says a-la-carte pricing benefits consumers

Pro-family groups renew efforts to push for change More...

Want ESPN? You must buy Howard Stern, too. Want Nickelodeon? You must take MTV as well. Want your local channels? You’re required to accept indecent and offensive programs with them. In order to get the most basic cable service, customers are forced to purchase packages that may include channels which they don’t want, and to which they actually object. And although the cable companies have agreed to block certain undesirable channels at the consumer’s request, consumers still are left paying for unwanted channels and supporting channels which they may regard as indecent or otherwise objectionable.