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Protesters march through downtown, committee sessions resumed Sunday
Here are some highlights from Sunday and what to know as the event prepares to conclude today.
• Sunday roundup: Catch up on yesterday’s main NATO assembly happenings here, including a visit to Hope Hotel and a march through downtown.
• What NATO is trying to accomplish in Dayton? The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is trying to set its future course in Dayton.
• Impressions of Dayton: NATO Parliamentary Assembly delegates and staff enjoyed themselves about town Saturday night, visiting places like the Dayton Arcade, Wright-Dunbar and the Oregon District.
• Looking back: Dayton Daily News reporter Mary McCarty describes covering the Dayton Peace Accords 30 years ago.
• Recalling peace talks: Col. Garald K. “Robbie” Robinson former commander of the 88th Air Base Wing when Wright-Patterson Air Force Base recalls the 1995 talks that ended a war in the former Yugoslavia.
• PHOTOS: Scenes from the NATO assembly events in Dayton on Sunday.
• Secretary General: NATO’s highest ranking representative, Secretary General Mark Rutte is in Dayton and will take part in a session today.
• Map: What you need to know to get around downtown Dayton.
• Looking for some content we’ve shared? Visit daytondailynews.com/nato-dayton to see all of our latest coverage.
What to know today
• Big move of the day: United Alloy recently announced a new expansion of manufacturing capacity in its just-established Union facility, adding 250 jobs to the more than 400 jobs anticipated there.
• Cincinnati Bengals: Despite career-best numbers last season, Joe Burrow believes he has room to improve.
• Vintage Dayton: The NATO Parliamentary Assembly is meeting in Dayton to commemorate the 30th anniversary of those Dayton Peace Accords. Read more about those negotiations here.
• Community Gem: Working as a secretary for Dayton Public Schools for almost a decade, Courtney Brandon saw the difficulty some students faced getting to and from school.
• Things to do: The Garden Gems Tour presented by the Garden Club of Dayton takes place in June.