Ideas & Voices

Julio C. Mateo is a Human Factors psychologist, an independent consultant, and a human-rights activist. Julio is a member of the Coalition on Public Protection and a graduate of the Journalism Lab. (Photo credit: Shon Curtis)

VOICES: A vote against transparency and public participation

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A developer has plans to turn the Anthony Wayne Apartments on South Monument Street into a 54-room boutique hotel. If the sale goes through, construction on the hotel could start in early 2023 and take a year to complete. Residents have been notified of the project and given six months' notice to vacate. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

Credit: Nick Graham

VOICES: Balancing the needs of residents with growing the local economy

21h ago

Thomas Suddes is a former legislative reporter with The Plain Dealer in Cleveland and writes from Ohio University. You can reach him at tsuddes@gmail.com.

SUDDES: Voters deserve to know more about HB 6 mess before election

MARCANO: Will this new third party work?

Hamilton Welcome Center with Anthony Wayne apartments in the background in Hamilton. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

Credit: Nick Graham

VOICES: Regional approach required to tackle affordable housing

Jon Ford is a Senior Attorney with the Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, where he has worked on Rental Housing cases and Juvenile matters for over 10 years. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: Cost of redevelopment should not include displacing residents

WEEK IN CARTOONS: Mar-a-Lago search and more

Letters to the Editor: Aug. 13, 2022

A native of Hazard, Kentucky, Tracy Staley is a writer and communications professional in Dayton, Ohio. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: I visited flood-ravaged Kentucky, and here’s how I’m hoping Dayton can help

Charles Cornett, Ph.D., is a retired Clark County Schools superintendent who lives in Dayton. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: Bulletproofing schools: Feel good or foolhardy?

Centerfield Flats, located at 204 Sears St. in downtown Dayton across from Day Air Ballpark (formerly Fifth Third Field) started leasing apartments in Fall 2019. Stunning views of the ballpark and downtown highlight this addition to the Water Street District. The Club House features a community room and patio with two rows of ballpark seats so residents can watch Dragons games in 2021 without leaving the apartment complex. The Centerfield Flats project is a joint venture of Crawford Hoying and Woodard Development. For leasing information, visit www.centerfieldflats.com. TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

Credit: Tom Gilliam

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: Building homes for our future

Mike Lowney is the chief strategy officer at Delta Defense and executive director and chairman of the Board for U.S Concealed Carry Association for Saving Lives Super PAC. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: Ohioans’ right to protect on the ballot this November

A native of Hazard, Kentucky, Tracy Staley is a writer and communications professional in Dayton, Ohio. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: I visited flood-ravaged Kentucky, and here’s how I’m hoping Dayton can help

Charles Cornett, Ph.D., is a retired Clark County Schools superintendent who lives in Dayton. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: Bulletproofing schools: Feel good or foolhardy?

Centerfield Flats, located at 204 Sears St. in downtown Dayton across from Day Air Ballpark (formerly Fifth Third Field) started leasing apartments in Fall 2019. Stunning views of the ballpark and downtown highlight this addition to the Water Street District. The Club House features a community room and patio with two rows of ballpark seats so residents can watch Dragons games in 2021 without leaving the apartment complex. The Centerfield Flats project is a joint venture of Crawford Hoying and Woodard Development. For leasing information, visit www.centerfieldflats.com. TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

Credit: Tom Gilliam

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: Building homes for our future

Mike Lowney is the chief strategy officer at Delta Defense and executive director and chairman of the Board for U.S Concealed Carry Association for Saving Lives Super PAC. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: Ohioans’ right to protect on the ballot this November

Mike Emoff, Chief Vision Officer of Boost Engagement (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: We must all play our part to end Alzheimer’s

Thomas Suddes is a former legislative reporter with The Plain Dealer in Cleveland and writes from Ohio University. You can reach him at tsuddes@gmail.com.

SUDDES: Kansas results hint at larger Democratic turnout for Ohio

MARCANO: Yes, you can have a civil conversation

Former President Donald Trump speaks at an America First Policy Institute agenda summit at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, Tuesday, July 26, 2022. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Credit: Andrew Harnik

“I may not agree with you, but at least we can talk”

WEEK IN CARTOONS: Pelosi’s trip, Alex Jones, Kansas abortion vote and more

VOICES: The threat of nuclear war is still very much with us

Oregon District shooting survivor Dion Green is hosting an anniversary event Thursday to honor and celebrate the victims killed in the mass shooting.

VOICES: We remember Oregon District tragedy so history will not repeat

David Madden is a retired trial attorney, a mentor at the University of Dayton Law School and a spokesperson for the ACLU. He was an Infantry platoon leader and LTC in the JAG Corps. His book The Constitution and American Racism was published by McFarland Press in 2020. (CONTRIBUTED)

VOICES: An inconvenient amendment

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