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    • Beavercreek News

    The city of Beavercreek is considering an income tax on the November 2020 Ballot.JIMNOELKER/STAFF
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    Beavercreek council mulling November earned income tax vote
    The city of Kettering plans to use eminent domain to acquire land for the $3.7 million widening of County Line Road near Miami Valley Research Park. FILE
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    NEW DETAILS: Kettering using legal action to widen road for traffic,...
    Centerville City Schools board of education is expected to tonight to vote on teaching job cuts. CONTRIBUTED
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    A list of teaching jobs at stake in Centerville school cuts
    More than 12 million of the 133.8 million tax returns received by the IRS through late May have not been processed, federal records show. FILE
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    Coronavirus: Millions of IRS income tax refund checks slowed with...
    John Crawford III
    Crime & Law
    What’s happened to policing in Ohio since John Crawford III’s death 5...
    Retired Beavercreek police officer Kevin A. Kovacs, left, shown in his police uniform, and right, shown in his orange Shelby County Jail jumpsuit following his April 2020 arrest in a federal child pornography case.
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    Retired Beavercreek DARE officer indicted in child porn case
    Issues arise as Beavercreek imposes curfew
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    Tension mounts between police, protesters at curfew in Beavercreek
    Cheers erupted after one officer took a knee. Two minutes later, a second officer took a knee, and, shortly after, three more Beavercreek officers took a knee. Other officers dropped their shields on the pavement. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
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    Officers take knee to show solidarity with protesters after tear gas...
    Moraine has joined the list of cities canceling Fourth of July fireworks festivities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. LISA POWELL / STAFF
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    Another city joins Dayton-area list canceling Fourth of July fireworks
    Homeowner Sam Anderson, helps members of the Southern Ohio District Brethren Disater Ministries repair his home on Loretta Drive in Harrison Township. The home was destroyed by tornadoes last year. MARSHALL GORBYSTAFF
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    DaytonStronger: Hope persists amid multiple blows to community. Here’s...
    Feed the Creek volunteers help distribute food at a distribution event. CONTRIBUTED
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    Coronavirus: ‘People now realize we can’t do life alone,’ nonprofit...
    Huber Heights hasn’t hired any lifeguards, but the city is maintaining the Kroger Aquatic Center, City Manager Rob Schommer said. FILE
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    Pool openings, fireworks shows in limbo for some Dayton-area cities
    Cities consider cuts to budgets due to coronavirus
    Local News
    Dayton-area cities cut millions. Could first responder layoffs be next?
    The current Greene County Jail in downtown Xenia has been in use for 51 years. Staff photo / Sarah Franks
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    Greene County rejects sales tax hike for new jail, sheriff’s office
    Tiernan McKitrick, a Beavercreek High School senior, plans on attending University of Cincinnati this fall.
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    Beavercreek pulls together to adopt graduating seniors: ‘It’s almost a...
    The Riverside annual spring event has been held each June for more than 60 years. CONTRIBUTED
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    67-year Catholic festival canceled due to COVID-19; raffle still on
    Concern over income tax revenue from job losses in the state has the Ohio Municipal League pushing for Congress to include cities in a future COVID-19 relief package. FILE
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    Dayton-area cities brace for income tax loss, cuts from COVID-19
    Basil's on Market to open new restaurant in Beavercreek
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    Beavercreek mall to be drop site for PPEs, food, school supplies for...
    Mister C tests an experiment from his home kitchen set. Contributed photo
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    Coronavirus: Local celebrity “Mister C” brings his science show online
    The Mall at Fairfield Commons is temporarily closed due to the spread of COVID-19. MARSHALL GORBYSTAFF
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    Coronavirus: Dayton area mall owner partners to aid businesses closed...
    Nearly all summer semester courses offered by Wright State University will be provided by remote delivery only due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was announced today. FILE
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    Wright State: Nearly all summer courses will occur remotely
    The owner of the Dayton Mall and The Mall at Fairfield Commons has extended their temporary closures due to COVID-19. FILE
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    NEW DETAILS: Dayton Mall, Mall at Fairfield Commons closings extended...
    The owner of the Dayton Mall in Miami Twp. and The Mall at Fairfield Commons in Beavercreek has temporarily closed those sites due to the spread of COVID-19. FILE
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    NEW DETAILS: Coronavirus temporarily closes Dayton Mall, Fairfield...
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