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Search the database: See how much local businesses got from $28.6B federal restaurant...
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Help available for tenants of landlord under investigation for use of rental program
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Dayton Daily News investigates: Landlord received thousands in questionable rental aid
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County leaders, law enforcement, federal lawmakers react to newspaper investigation of...
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Federal rental assistance checks went to landlords of uninhabitable properties, newspaper
The Greene County Courthouse building stands tall over downtown Xenia earlier this week. The courthouse was built in 1902 and houses the Greene County Court of Common Please and probate court. CHUCK HAMLIN / STAFF
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Greene County small business program payments possibly ‘duplicative,’ auditor says
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Herd immunity is key to getting back to normal. But will it happen?
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Some employers offering $16 an hour for entry level work in Dayton region
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Help wanted: Operations, analysis, innovation among the top skills needed in Dayton...
Chris Armentrout tests a HAZMAT suit at Lion Group Inc./JIM NOELKER
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PHOTOS: Helping people get jobs and training is essential in pandemic era
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5 things to know: Finding a job, training in the pandemic era
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Many local jobs posted require more than high school degree
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How one local business is getting its workers trained
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Job openings plentiful, workers scarce: ‘It’s all hands on deck to get people trained’
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High tech and health top job ads for Dayton region
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Driver’s license, security clearances top certification requirements for Dayton region...
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Trucking and nursing job ads dominate online ads
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COVID memorials: 4-year-old son still waiting for dad to come home and finish game
Gary Tipton was just settling into retirement when he and his wife Julia purchased a camper and the Englewood couple made plans to spend the first months of this year away in the warmth of Florida. Hmarried for 48 years both came down with COVID-19. Gary would not recover and died at the age of 68. SUBMITTED
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COVID memorials: Month before planned retirement trip, COVID-19 takes Englewood husband
Sherri Walden is pictured with her brother Robbie Martin, who died of COVID-19 in December. SUBMITTED
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COVID memorials: Nurse unable to be at brother’s bedside at death
Linda and Jerry Oberdorf met at a sock hop after a Fairfield High School basketball game and became high school sweethearts.. SUBMITTED
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COVID memorials: Agonizing goodbye to wife who was high school sweetheart
Ruth Parks meets virtually with her granddaugher Kelly Perry when nursing homes were no longer allowed to have visitors. Parks turned 100 last March but died of COVID-19 in November. SUBMITTED
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COVID memorials: 100-year-old great-grandmother ‘wore her heart on her sleeve’
Prabhaker Mateti, of Beavercreek, was raised in the small Indian town of Mahabubabad in the state of Telangana. A computer engineering professor at Wright State University, from 1988 until his retirement in 2019, he continued to teach around the world. SUBMITTED
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COVID memorials: Beavercreek family, WSU community lost a ‘booming voice’
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COVID memorials: Remembering lives lost to COVID-19
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A year into COVID, the Dayton region is grieving; ‘We will heal, and we can heal’
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Black babies dying at alarming rate: How can their lives be saved?
Kayla Millikan is one of the first Dayton-area moms enrolled in Moms2B, an initiative aimed at improving the health of low-income women and reducing infant mortality.
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Two new initiatives in Dayton region aim to save babies’ lives
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Causes of racial inequity are identifiable and fixable, experts say
Orchard Park Elementary School math teacher Andy Ayres talks about fractions Tuesday March 2, 2021. Students are working hard in-person after months of COVID-19 restrictions.
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How one local school is helping kids bounce back from the pandemic
Dayton Public Schools students work while surrounded by plexiglass barriers. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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School-by-school data: State third-grade reading scores decline
Orchard Park Elementary teacher Cary Forlines answers question from first-graders Tuesday March 2, 2021. The Kettering school opened for in-person learning in late January after months of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Schools scrambling, students behind after year of COVID
FILE - This April 4, 2017 file photo shows the then-FirstEnergy Corp.'s Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station in Oak Harbor, Ohio. The fate of the legislation that aimed to bailout Ohio's two nuclear plants remains unclear as the Legislature meets for a final session Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020, to discuss any potential bill that would remedy, delay or repeal portions of the legislation. (AP Photo/Ron Schwane, File)
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Disclosures say Ohio regulator paid $4.3M acted on behalf of FirstEnergy
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