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    Dayton Children's Connor Child Health Pavilion. THOMAS GNAU/STAFF

    JUST IN: Dayton Children’s Hospital unveils ‘historic’ investment in behavioral care
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    Winans Chocolates + Coffees will expand its downtown Piqua footprint with the addition of a 6,000-square-foot building next to its current production facility that will serve as a coffee roasting facility.  BILL LACKEY/STAFF

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    Winans expanding footprint in Piqua with addition of coffee roasting facility
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    Spring Fest in the Burg is scheduled to take place from May 20 to May 22, 2022, at Riverfront Park, 3 N. Main St., Miamisburg.

    ‘Spring Fest in the Burg’ returns to Miamisburg this week
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    2 injured in Dayton shooting Sunday
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    A U.S. Postal Service worker empties a drop box in Kettering. Police say post offices outside drop boxes in Beavercreek and Kettering are the subjects of investigations after incidents this past weekend. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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    Police: More post office drop boxes victimized in Beavercreek, Kettering
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    Staff Sgt. Isaiah Green Cardwell, an information systems security manager for the 35th Civil Engineer Squadron at Misawa Air Base, Japan, attends the inaugural offering of the Air Force Institute of Technology’s Civil Engineer School’s advanced control systems cybersecurity course on April 12-14. The course provides basic cybersecurity principles to demonstrate how malicious code can impact control systems and other critical infrastructure. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO/KATIE SCOTT

    Inaugural course provides advanced control systems cybersecurity training
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    Cutest Pet Photo Contest voting enters final week
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    Friday the 13th was celebrated at Main Street Commons in downtown Fairborn on May 13, 2022. The new event featured food trucks, a beer garden, live music from Dustin Smith and The Daydreamers and superstition artwork by local artists at The Secret Chamber House of Oddities and Artwork. Did we spot you there? TOM GILLIAM/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

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    PHOTOS: Did we spot you celebrating Friday the 13th in Downtown Fairborn?
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    Special solicitation set for war in Ukraine, humanitarian crisis
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    Tech. Sgt. Sawyer McIntyre (left), 88th Security Forces Squadron, leads a tour of the shooting range for LEADership Wright-Patt students on May 3 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Students got a look at SFS facilities and watched a military working dog demonstration. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO/JAIMA FOGG

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    LEADership Wright-Patt students take part in medical simulations, tour base facilities
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    Jamari Jones (center) receives the 2022 Ohio Military Youth of the Year Award from state Sen. Niraj Antani (left) and state Rep. Andrea White on April 6 in Dayton. The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base teenager now moves on to compete at the regional level in Chicago. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

    Wright-Patt teen named Ohio Military Youth of the Year
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    Front Row: Sha-Lemar Davis (Lil), A.J. Breslin (Kevin); Back Row: Lauren Everett (Molly), Chris Hahn (Nate) in The Nerve's production of "Friend Art." PHOTO BY KNACK VIDEO + PHOTO

    The Nerve presents edgy ‘Friend Art’ at PNC Arts Annex
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    Orange County Sheriff's Department Crime Lab investigators walk outside the Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, Calif., Sunday, May 15, 2022, after a fatal shooting. A man opened fire during a lunch reception at the Southern California church on Sunday before he was stopped in what a sheriff's official called an act of "exceptional heroism and bravery." (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

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    Melinda McCarty-Stewart has been selected as the new superintendent for the Kettering City School District.

    Kettering’s pick as next schools superintendent plans to get early jump on job
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    Dayton Police respond to an accident in Riverside involving a suspect who was fleeing officers during a pursuit.  JIM NOELKER/STAFF PHOTO

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    Dayton sees more police chases, fleeing suspects
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    Rising costs for construction materials due to inflation is causing local school districts to consider adjustments on new building projects. Franklin City Schools is working on building a new high school and renovating the current high school into a junior high school. Material backlogs for items such as steel are forcing the district to delay projected completion dates. This is an artist's rendition of what the new high school could look like.  Once plans are approved, construction is expected to begin in March with a new projected completion date of January 2024 due to various material delays. CONTRIBUTED/FRANKLIN CITY SCHOOLS

    Building material delays, rising costs causing issues for local school building projects
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    Rising costs for construction materials due to inflation is causing local school districts to consider adjustments on new building projects. Franklin City Schools is working on building a new high school and renovating the current high school into a junior high school. Material backlogs for items such as steel are forcing the district to delay projected completion dates. This is an artist's rendition of what the new high school could look like.  Once plans are approved, construction is expected to begin in March with a new projected completion date of January 2024 due to various material delays. CONTRIBUTED/FRANKLIN CITY SCHOOLS

    Building material delays, rising costs causing issues for local school building projects
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    Skittles, Starbursts and Life Savers candies recalled
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    Most of power restored in parts of Montgomery, Greene counties
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    Longtime barber, organist still does it all plus some
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    Fallen officers remembered in Miami County
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    Crews respond to early morning fire
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    The Riverside Police Department has promoted its first female to the rank of major, the highest rank achieved by a woman in that department. FILE

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    Police detain 4 following report of shots fired
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    Zach King (center as Nick Bottom) and the cast of TheatreLab Dayton's production of "Something Rotten!" in rehearsal. CONTRIBUTED

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    TheatreLab Dayton presents ‘big, flashy and funny’ musical ‘Something Rotten!’ at...
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    2 nursing home patients sent to hospital after fire in Monroe
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    Area waterways still ‘impaired,’ some getting better
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    Woodman Drive will have lane closures in Riverside beginning today
    The Warren County Historical Society has recently kicked off a $5 million multi-year fundraising campaign. Submitted

    Warren County Historical Society launches fundraising campaign to protect its artifacts
    Rev. Carrlo Heard and his wife Kendra from the Omega Baptist Church talk about the joy of donating 50 new suitcases full of hygiene products from the church to the Haines Children's Center Wednesday April 27, 2022. The new suitcases are for local foster children, who often must pack their belongings in plastic bags because they do not have suitcases. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF

    Child removals have jumped in Montgomery County: Why is it happening?
    Students at Miamisburg Middle School walk through the hallways on May 5. Miamisburg is one of the schools in the region who have added mental health staff and are working to support students and teachers after a difficult two years. School and hospital officials are concerned about teen's mental health across the Miami Valley. Marshall Gorby \ Staff

    ‘Just want to get back to normal’: Lingering effect of pandemic student mental health...
    Crews do shoring work on the trusses of the grandstand before the 2021 Miami County Fair. More repairs and improvements are planned for the fairgrounds. CONTRIBUTED

    Miami County plans $10 million in fairgrounds upgrades
    Hunter Goodpaster, 22, of West Carrolton, was diagnosed with COVID-19 pneumonia in October 2021. He caught the virus days before he was planned to get vaccinated and ended up in area hospitals for nearly three months. CONTRIBUTED

    West Carrollton man’s lengthy battle with COVID: ‘God had a greater purpose for Hunter.’
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