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Flight of fancy: Analysis of hippos’ run reveals they can fly…briefly
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A recent study from London has come to a conclusion that you might believe, well, when pigs fly: Hippos can fly. Now, before you go and add flak cannons to your home in case Fiona and Fritz down in Cincinnati decide to strafe you, keep in mind that their “flight time” […]
Black Lives Matter Dayton expresses concerns after teen dies in police shooting
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Black Lives Matter Dayton is identifying ‘several concerns’ about the June 29 officer-involved shooting near the 500 block of Negley Place. The organization released a statement on Tuesday, July 2. BLMD questions if there's a potential discrepancy between the police statement of the 16-year-old...
Motel Beds: The surprising return of a beloved Dayton band
There was no big farewell show for Motel Beds. There wasn’t a massive press conference. Suddenly, eight years ago, one of the most popular acts on Dayton’s indie music scene was gone with zero fanfare. Now, against all odds a reunion show is on the horizon. The members...
Where to see Dayton history-themed bus on Fourth of July
CENTERVILLE, Ohio (WDTN) — Named Ohio’s largest one-day event, the Americana Festival is in full-swing on the Fourth of July. The event began this morning at 9:30 a.m. with food and craft vendors lining the streets. The parade also headlined the 10 a.m. hour of the daylong event. Residents still have plenty of time to […]
Kettering starts program to recognize trees enhancing property in the city
Kettering is starting a program rewarding property owners for “exceptional” trees enhancing residences, businesses and public parks. The Heritage Tree initiative is similar to Kettering’s Neighborhood Pride program, which for the past 36 years has honored property owners who have made significant improvements to their homes or businesses, said Gary Schussler, the city’s parks superintendent.
COMMUNITY GEMS: Centerville man described as an ‘incredible volunteer’
When nonprofit organizations present at the Centerville Rotary Club, Kelly McDonald often follows up with a question: What help do they need?. Such presentations are how McDonald was introduced to both Dayton Diaper Depot and Threads of Miami Valley, where he now volunteers. “What I can do through service is...
Bethel Township residents, Huber Heights Council discuss proposed 296-acre annexation
HUBER HEIGHTS—A small group of Bethel Township residents attended the regularly scheduled Huber Heights City Council meeting on Monday, June 24. They spoke to council members and shared their objections to a proposed 296-acre annexation. “We’ve heard about traffic issues, we’ve heard about school issues and your solutions,” Bethel...
Private companies added 150K jobs in June: ADP
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — New statistics show the U.S. economy added jobs at a slower rate than expected in June. According to ADP, a worldwide payroll provider, 150,000 jobs in private companies were added in June. Economists were projecting 160,000 for the month. In May, 157,000 jobs were added. The June total was the least […]
Lunch On Us continues to grow
TMCS program provides free meals in Tipp, Monroe Township. The Lunch On Us program is currently experiencing one of the busiest summer seasons in its fifteen-year history, providing an average of 700-800 meals per week for Tipp City and Monroe Township residents. “It’s grown each year,” Kitchen Manager/Cook Renee Johnson...
2024’s violent tornado season has been one of the most active on record
Spring 2024 was unnerving for people across large parts of the U.S. as tornado warnings and sirens sent them scrambling for safety. More than 1,100 tornadoes were reported through May − a preliminary number but nearly twice the 30-year average at that point and behind only 2011, when deadly tornado outbreaks tore across the southeastern […] The post 2024’s violent tornado season has been one of the most active on record appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.
COMMUNITY GEMS: ‘Role model’ offers help, hope to others who struggle
For those struggling with substance abuse, Darcy Shepherd knows there is hope and healing. She knows because she was once in their shoes. Now in recovery for ten years, Shepherd works as a certified peer supporter at two organizations, sharing her experience with others and helping to guide them into recovery and treatment.
Tipp BOE to hold special meeting July 8
TIPP CITY—The Tipp City Exempted Village Schools will hold a special Board of Education (BOE) on Monday, July 8, 2024 at 7:45 a.m. at 90 S. Tippecanoe Drive. According to a news release issued by the district the board will conduct business awarding the bid for the LT Ball Renovation Project.
Give Blood at Solvita Dayton Center Taylor Swift Party
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Blood donors can help replenish the blood supply after the July 4th holiday and get a chance to win tickets to see Taylor Swift. Donors can so by donating Friday or Saturday, July 5-6 at the Solvita Dayton Center Taylor Swift Party. Everyone who registers to...
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