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Midmark, Mound among projects recommended for funding
Montgomery County commissioners will vote on more than $1.4 million in economic development grants at its next meeting on June 5 after development projects were whittled down to a recommended list on Wednesday.
At the invitation of Examiner.com, we have conducted the following analysis of presidential campaign contributions to date for the 2012 Election Cycle.
Report: Farm agency cuts to hurt minorities
Some farmers are concerned that the closing of the Montgomery County Farm Service Agency will discourage minorities from pursuing careers in farming, according to WDTN-TV 2. The report says that Montgomery County has more minority farmers than any other county in Ohio, and that merging the local FSA with the Preble County FSA would force ... (more)
Group urges city, county a to redevelop orphanage
Dan Barton, spokesman for Preservation Dayton, look over the deteriorating condition of the Shawen Acres Administration building.
CDC: Boomers should be tested for hepatitis C
Experts estimate that one in 30 baby boomers - Americans born between 1945 and 1965 - have the infection, but 75 to 85 percent don't know it.
13-year-old drowning victim identified
The 13-year-old boy who was pulled from the Mad River Sunday has been identified as Musa Shakbandarov, of Dayton, the Montgomery County Coroner's Office said Monday morning.
Service charges vary city to city
Residents of the northern Montgomery County city of Union paid $51.75 per 22,500 gallons or 3,000 cubic feet of water in 2011.
County refines vacant and abandoned properties list
Changes to the way Montgomery County tallied the number of vacant and abandoned properties countywide has provided a more accurate picture of the extent of the problem, officials say.
Drive-through robbed at gunpoint
The Ready 2 Go, located at 6640 N. Dixie Dr., was robbed around 4 p.m. According to authorities, the suspect was dressed in dark clothing.
Huber Heights suing consultant for more than $50,000
The city of Huber Heights is seeking to recover more than $50,000 of taxpayers' money in a lawsuit filed against Don Allen Holbrook, LLC in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.
'Shared' treasurers saving school districts money
Local school district treasurers Dan Schall and Brad McKee are on the forefront of a state effort that aims to reduce costs and increase efficiencies by sharing services across public entities, such as school districts.
Candidate for Ohio House seat will begin her campaign in Eaton
We would like to thank Tom and Jerry's Restaurant for letting us put our lemonade stand in front of... EATON, Ohio -- Joyce Deitering, the mayor of Clayton, Ohio, will kick off her campaign as Republican candidate for state cepresentative in the new 43rd Ohio House District in Preble County with an all-county fundraising reception on Thursday and a ... (more)
4 arrested for OVI at checkpoint, patrols
The first drunk driving checkpoint and patrols in Kettering in more than a decade resulted in eight arrests and dozens of citations Friday night.
'A hidden gem in western Ohio'
From the largest collection of Annie Oakley memorabilia to the ultimate "KitchenAid Experience," there's plenty to see and do in downtown Greenville and Darke County.
Raleigh Trammell's defense opens in felony trial
Dayton - A witness called by Raleigh Trammell's defense team testified Friday that he had been ordered to do community service and put to work not at the Southern Christian Leadership Conference headquarters - but at a for-profit restaurant that shares a kitchen with the SCLC's home meal delivery service.
Sales tax revenues continue upward trajectory
Sales tax revenues distributed by the state in May rose for the 24th consecutive month in Montgomery and Greene counties, and also increased in five other counties in west-central and southwest Ohio, according to a report released by the Montgomery County Office of Management and Budget and the Ohio Department of Taxation.
Calling all commuters! The Commuter Student Association, Student Automotive Association, and Student Government are hosting the first ever Car Show on campus this Friday, May 25th.
Dayton reading campaign collects 11K books
A local summer reading campaign has booked more success than expected. The Montgomery County Raise a Reader Challenge gathered more than 11,300 books for elementary school students - about 3,300 more than what the campaign aimed to collect.
Dayton eases towing ordinances amid public outcry
The city, reacting to citizen concerns, Wednesday amended its ordinance on towing the vehicles of those with multiple unpaid parking, red-light camera and speed camera tickets.
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