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A 17-year-old male suffered head injuries after he lost control of his car while driving westbound on Sweet Potato Ridge Road toward South Old Mill Road, according to Clayton police.
Teen in serious condition after crash
A 17-year-old Clayton youth is listed in serious condition at Miami Valley Hospital today, Dec.
Emergency dispatchers reported a few accidents on the roads early this morning, Dec.
Planned water, sewer rate hike canceled for Montgomery County
Montgomery County Commissioners today, Dec. 15, rescinded a planned 5 percent rate increase for water and sewer.
MetroPark recycles oil to heat offices
Richard Alder, a park technician at Englewood MetroPark, is seen with the park systema s new Clean Burn furnace on Monday, Dec.
Dec. 3 Thefts A woman reported a lawn mower, weed eater, a grill, and three bicycles were stolen in the 600 block of North Main Street.
JEFFERSON TWP., Montgomery County - Johnnie Kimberlin retired from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in 1986, but she never stopped working.
Water main break closes local school
A break in a 4-inch cast-iron water line closed Northmoor Elementary School today, Dec.
Clayton approves sale of land to Caterpillar a " 500 jobs possible
The City Council approved Monday morning, Dec. 7, selling 163 acres to Caterpillar Logistics for $2,079,000 for a 1.5 million square-foot distribution center that will bring 500 new jobs to the region.
500 Caterpillar jobs could come to Montgomery County
Caterpillar Logistics Services is considering bringing 500 jobs to Clayton, according to Montgomery County Administrator Deborah Feldman.
There was more than one double-take from drivers at the Miami Valley Career Technology Center parking lot a few weeks ago on a sunny morning.
HandiVan honors couple of a rocksa
In October, I received an e-mail from Walt Ayers, a Clayton reader, who was glad that I shared a note from Steve Lingenfelter in August because "his remarks surely touched many hearts." Ayers went on to say the Brookville Area HandiVan Ministry was planning an event to recognize and honor two of its valuable volunteers.
Employers feel the pain as health care costs rise
It's been a common reaction among local employers in recent weeks as the cost of providing health insurance to their employees in 2010 becomes clearer.
New obituary: Virgil W. Clayton
A celebration of the life of Virgil W. Clayton, age 50, of Newark, will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, November 6, at the Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & Cremation Service with Don Owens officiating.
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County considers tracking homeless sex offenders
Local state lawmakers want to electronically track homeless Tier III sex offenders in the wake of two brutal attacks near Miami Valley Hospital.
Kenley will be good addition to Clayton City Council
Kenley will be good addition to council I support Craig Kenley and ask the voters to elect him to Clayton City Council.
Officials show breast cancer awareness
CLAYTON Every Clayton government official at the Thursday, Oct. 15 meeting of Clayton City Council was wearing something pink in honor of breast cancer awareness.
Part-time employees want right to unionize
While some of Ohio State's tenured faculty members decide whether to attempt collective bargaining, members of the adjunct teaching community are looking for legs to stand on before they can voice their own grievances.
Vocational-tech schools lose out wth temporary funding plan
The state has yet to decide how it will fund vocational/technical schools over the long term, and a temporary patch has left some schools in the hole.