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Disabled veteran Candance Woods uses a Senior EZ Ride route to shop on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Beginning Oct. 3, the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority is cutting her route and two others, calling the change temporary due to a shortage of drivers. MARSHALL GORBY / STAFF

Elimination of RTA routes angers seniors, riders with disabilities

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$Eric Sauer, planning manager at Five Rivers MetroParks, on Thursday stands next to a channel at Carriage Hill MetroPark in Huber Heights that’s been damaged from erosion because it’s taken on more water than it can handle when ephemerals streams in the area were replaced with retention ponds. He and others are pushing back on HB 175, which is proposing to deregulate ephemeral streams. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Bill deregulating streams would ease development, opponents say it threatens drinking...

12h ago

Kim Jarvis, right, is the founder of On Purpose Academy and Mentoring Center.

Community Gems: Kim Jarvis helping build foundation for underserved children

15h ago

WATCH: Fantastic aerial view of University of Dayton campus

UD considering cuts to academic programs, jobs to create ‘transformational change’

Changes to Centerville’s Uptown plan now call for a section of West Franklin Street, or Ohio 725, to have a boulevard with trees, a crosswalk and on-street parking. The boulevard will begin near The Aficinado (at right) and head west. MARSHALL GORBY/STAFF

Centerville Uptown changes focus on business, traffic, safety amid restaurant activity

Montgomery County will pay $2 each for up to 10 scrap or used passenger car tires a resident turns in at its eighth Tire Buyback from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the Montgomery County Solid Waste District Transfer and Recycling Facility, 1001 Encrete Lane, Moraine. CONTRIBUTED

Have used tires? Montgomery County buyback on for Sunday after pandemic break

When two ransomware attacks hit the city of Riverside in April and May, it wasn’t the first time the city’s public safety servers lost data because of a malicious virus, this newspaper found in a review of city records. FILE

Riverside places moratorium on increasing income tax credit for 10 years

Students earn National Merit recognition for posting the highest scores on the Preliminary SAT exam.

List: Students from 21 local schools win National Merit honor

No explosive materials found after bomb threat evacuates Harrison Twp. plasma center

Greg Ramey, a Dayton-area child psychologist, pleaded guilty to six counts of endangering children and one count of tampering with evidence in Greene County Common Pleas Court.

Dayton child psychologist pleads guilty to endangering, tampering with evidence

$Clarece and Gerald Richardson, owners of the Startup Grounds located in The Hub at the Dayton Arcade. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

Dayton catering business growing, launches Arcade coffee shop

Local school COVID cases at near peak level for second week

Ohio has an settlement agreement with three largest distributors of opioids — Cardinal Health, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen — which are the companies that just signed off on a settlement with the state and local governments.

Opioid distributors sign $808M settlement with Ohio

Former Dayton fire chief dies at age 92

Lerone Wesley McKenzie

Trotwood man indicted in deadly shooting of Dayton woman

At 24 years old, Hanna Weaver is the youngest member of Sinclair College’s Automotive Technology department. Hired in April 2019 to assist faculty, in January 2020 she became the first female staff member to teach in the program.

Women finding a foothold in Dayton’s auto training world

Springfield police and fire divisions are investigating two fire incidents that were reported last week on West Johnson Avenue and East Third Street as an arson.

Dayton man killed in Wednesday crash identified

Maj. Adam Colon of the Riverside Police Department will be the next chief of Franklin police. CONTRIBUTED/CITY OF FRANKLIN

Franklin selects Riverside major as next police chief

City of Dayton restarts mask mandate

Deputies: Man in standoff threatened people with bow and arrow, swung machete

This is an exterior illustration of Salar Restaurant and Lounge co-owner and executive chef Margot Blondet’s plans for a restaurant in Uptown Centerville. CONTRIBUTED

New details emerge on Oregon District restaurant owner’s Centerville plans

WATCH: Video helps Dayton police solve hit-skip crash involving fire truck

Ronald Joseph Bryant

Harrison Twp. man pleads to 21 counts related to child porn after Google tip

$The city of Dayton is planning to launch an app that will let drivers pay for parking on their phone instead of using a meter. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF$

No loose change needed: Dayton to launch app to pay for parking

Dayton emergency responders have been impacted by fatal drug overdoses in the city. The big opioid settlements could help respond to the damage from the public health crisis. STAFF

Lessons from Ohio’s Big Tobacco settlement can inform opioid settlement

FILE PHOTO Carole King performs at the Schuster Center in Dayton for the Kettering Medical Center Foundation's 20th Anniversary Heart to Heart Gala Monday, September 22, 2008.

Kettering Medical Center postpones Heart to Heart Gala until February due to COVID

A candlelight vigil was held in Dayton Tuesday night September 7, 2021 to remember, honor and cherish lives lost to suicide. PARKER PERRY/STAFF

‘Active recovery is a wonderful thing,’ Dayton groups work toward stopping suicides

Tramehl Jovon Turley

Police: Man shoots victim while Dayton officers conduct gun reduction operation

Man barricaded inside Jefferson Twp. house jailed; SWAT team uses tear gas

Dayton commission to vote Wednesday on indoor mask mandate

Salar Restaurant and Lounge co-owner and executive chef Margot Blondet is planning a restaurant in Uptown Centerville. FILE

110-seat venue part of Oregon District restaurateur’s Uptown Centerville plan

Takoda Collins' father ruled competent to stand trial in abuse case

Reforms created in the wake of Takoda Collins death helping other children

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