✍🏻 DDN writer in Israel: Our own Meredith Moss is currently in Israel, and is describing life between missile warning sirens. She writes, “All is to say that since my arrival a week ago, life has felt normal in Jerusalem. That all changed dramatically Saturday morning.” You can read more from her here.
💵New clinic home? Dayton city leaders want to buy a $2 million property from Dayton Children’s Hospital to become the new home of the city’s employee health clinic. We learn from Sydney Dawes that the city wants to move the Dayton Off-site Clinic from the Wright Medical Center building on South Patterson Boulevard to the new site, located at 700 E. First St., by late this year or early next year.
We have a lot more news for you today found below! If you have thoughts or feedback on this newsletter or other news tips, please let me know at jeremy.ratliff@coxinc.com.
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LOCAL NEWS
• Ohio House bill would block NIL deals for high school, junior high athletes
• Property tax proposals carry $500M price tag, unlikely to get off the ground
• 1 person killed in Centerville fire
LIFE
• Oakwood woman develops products and experiences for Universal Studios
• Book Nook: What does a sheet metal worker do? Read this book to find out
• Spring festivals: Things to do as the Dayton region warms up
CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY
• 9 people in ‘stable condition’ after mass shooting during event at music venue in East End
• 18-year-old injured in Clayton shooting
SPORTS
• Archdeacon: ‘This has just been the perfect day’
• Ask Hal: How much do the Reds receive from the luxury tax?
• Girls basketball: Carroll, Bellbrook set to face off in D-III regional semis
NATION & WORLD
• The Latest: Iranian-backed militias join fight as war on Iran widens
• Oil prices rise sharply after attacks in Middle East disrupt global energy supply
• Blow after blow to the power of Iran and its proxy militias set the stage for US-Israel attacks
ANNE’S SPOT: Wayne and Clover is a cozy corner of historic South Park
In her latest column, Anne Kane does a great job of unintentionally making me want yet another cup of coffee this morning. She describes Wayne and Clover in the historic South Park neighborhood, which is in the space that was formerly known as Ghostlight Coffee. I loved Ghostlight, and Kane’s descriptions of Wayne and Clover make me want to visit and see the changes she writes about. As you take another sip of coffee this morning, you can read more here.
