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Things to do in Dayton this weekend: Hot Chocolate Festival, SantaCon, Christkindlmarkt and more
This weekend, there will be many events taking place across the Dayton area including holiday markets, film screenings, festivals and more.
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Local eye doctor sees the benefits of in-house vision plans
A local eye doctor is fighting against rising health care costs and corporate domination of the vision market by offering her own plans to people and companies, part of a growing trend nationwide.
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36 books banned, 95 restricted in Bellbrook school libraries
Community members agreed or showed concern Thursday night at a board meeting over an updated policy from the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek School District that has resulted in removing or restricting 130 books...
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Huber Heights places 1-year moratorium on gas stations, car washes
Huber Heights council recently voted to approve a 365-day moratorium on the automotive service businesses, a move that leaders say will allow for a revision of the city’s zoning code.
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DeWine withholding Ramaswamy endorsement, wants more discussion first
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine held firm Thursday that he will eventually endorse the GOP’s official nominee to replace him as governor, but the term-limited Republican was still cagey about his overall thoughts on party-endorsed candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.
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Children services made mistakes leading up to 7-year-old’s death, state report says
A state assessment following the death of 7-year-old Hershall Creachbaum Jr. found Clark County Children Services didn’t follow proper procedures in four different areas while handling cases for Hersh...
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Plan aims to turn Dayton Mall area into ‘vibrant, walkable, mixed-use town center’
Efforts to update the master plan for the Dayton Mall area and its more than 400 surrounding businesses have started with a goal of transforming it into ”a vibrant, walkable and mixed-use town center."
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Immigrants losing legal pathways to make Dayton home
President Donald Trump was elected to office on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration, railing against drug traffickers and “thugs” sneaking into the country and bringing with them violence a...
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$12B farm aid package seen as a stop-gap by Ohio farm leaders
The Trump administration’s announcement of $12 billion in one-time aid payments to the nation’s farmers is being viewed by Ohio farm leaders as a stop-gap measure in an industry that has been hit hard by rising input costs and stagnant commodity prices.
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Dayton will be home to a variety of holiday events this month
Last month, businesses across downtown Dayton came together to host the annual holiday festival. The seasonal celebration will continue through December, as Dayton will be home to a variety of holiday activities and events.
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Fairborn councilwoman censured for race-related remarks at college homecoming speech
Fairborn City Council voted to censure councilwoman Sylvia Chess for remarks she made during an October speech at a college homecoming event in another state. Chess said her statements were taken out of context or interpreted in bad faith.
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DeWine withholding Ramaswamy endorsement, wants more discussion first
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine held firm Thursday that he will eventually endorse the GOP’s official nominee to replace him as governor, but the term-limited Republican was still cagey about his overall though...
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Children Services followed requirements in Hershall Creachbaum Jr. case, state report says
A state review determined Montgomery County Children Services followed intake and referral requirements before Hershall Creachbaum Jr. died.
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Kettering council approves 3% raises, says farewell to mayor, vice mayor
Kettering Mayor Peggy Lehner presided over her final city council meeting.
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Oregon District hero cop, officer who attended concert on sick leave fired by Dayton police
A 23-year veteran of the Dayton Police Department resigned two months ago amid an administrative investigation into allegations that he stole decorative signs from a shuttered downtown business.
