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    The first day for K-12 students returning to Centerville City Schools will be Aug. 24, according to the school district. FILE
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    NEW DETAILS: Centerville, Kettering schools pick dates to restart...
    Belmont High School still has a faded COVID-19 sign on the front door of the school Thursday July 9, 2020. Guidelines for bus seating, face mask policies, alternative lunch rooms, and how long sick students must be fever free to return to school are among recommendations school officials are looking at. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
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    Parents split as school districts work on COVID-19 reopening policies
    5 things to know about coronavirus on July 8, 2020
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    School districts ‘need to customize’ plans to reopen with COVID-19
    The Centerville City Schools has set Aug. 19 as the first day for K-12 students, according to its website. That announcement came after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine set guidelines last week for schools planning to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic. FILE
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    Coronavirus: Area schools await local public health guidance before...
    Huber Heights City Hall. FILE PHOTO
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    Huber Heights pushes back on being called coronavirus ‘hot spot’
    Cathy Hull
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    Health Care Hero: ‘I love what I do every day’
    Jenny Wilcox weeps as she and Robert Aldridge are processed out of the prison system at the Montgomery County Jail on March 8, 1996. Dayton Daily News file photo
    Ohio News
    State agrees to $1.9M settlement in Huber Heights wrongful conviction
    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...
    Huber Heights protest
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    Huber Heights protest shows how quickly tense moments flare up
    State Rep. Niraj Antani, R-Miamisburg, brought in more than $93,000 in contributions, spending about $85,000 in the latest reporting period, according to filings with the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office. FILE
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    NEW DETAILS: Records: Ohio Senate race fundraising for open seat so...
    Huber Heights city officials, from left, Police Chief Mark Lightner, City Manager Rob Schommer, Dayton Chapter NAACP President Derrick Foward, with mask, and Huber Heights Mayor Jeff Gore talk about a protest coming to Huber Heights this Saturday. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
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    Huber city leaders, NAACP discuss planned Saturday protest
    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
    Restaurants reopen, boost economy; it couldn’t ‘have been any better’
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    Restaurants reopen, boost economy; it couldn’t ‘have been any better’
    The Rose Music Center at the Heights. MARSHALL GORBYSTAFF
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    Huber to install touchless fixtures at The Rose in hopes of opening
    The car parade in Huber Heights will celebrate Wayne High School’s gradution. Pictured is a car parade for Ruth Bayley’s 100th birthday. Friends and family drove past her in front of the Hearth & Home care center. BILL LACKEY/STAFF
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    Community organizes event to honor Wayne High School seniors
    MARK FISHER/STAFF
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    Huber restaurants can use sidewalk, parking lot as outdoor space
    Cities consider cuts to budgets due to coronavirus
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    Dayton-area cities cut millions. Could first responder layoffs be next?
    Kristin Doherty
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    Health Care Hero: Job lets you learn a lot, make a difference
    Erosion at the Bellefontaine Road bridge. CONTRIBUTED
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    Montgomery County will repair $1.6 M Huber bridge
    The Dayton Police Department leads the Neighborhood Tour Caravan each year as part of National Night Out. The caravan is comprised of law enforcement and fire personnel, along with city leaders. FILE
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    National Night Out group urges cities delay police event due to COVID-19
    Five candidates are vying for the open 6th District Ohio Senate seat. FILE
    Local News
    Antani ahead in fundraising, spending in Ohio Senate race
    State Sen. Peggy Lehner (left) on Monday announced her endorsement for the 6th District seat she is vacating due to term limits. Lehner threw her support behind Rachel Selby (right), who is in a three-way primary race with state Rep. Niraj Antani and Greg Robinson. NICK BLIZZARD/STAFF
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    State, local GOP leaders split on three-way Ohio Senate primary
    Two Democrats are seeking their party’s nomination March 17 for the open 6th District Ohio Senate seat long held by Republicans. FILE
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    2 Democrats seek election to open Dayton-area Ohio Senate seat
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