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    Ridgeway Road bridge over Dorothy Lane in Kettering is currently under construction. This project was funded for replacement through ODOT's Municipal Bridge Program.
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    How much fuel tax did your community receive to fix roads and bridges?
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    Ohio’s roads are rated a ‘D.’ But who will pay to fix them?
    Demolition of the former Hara Arena complex is ongoing as Tax Redevelopment LLC of Cincinnati clears the site for redevelopment. Cory Heitz, one of the owner partners, said the land will soon be placed on the market with Colliers International handling the effort. The land is in Trotwood and Harrison Twp. and should be cleared within two or three months. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
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    Business leaders bullish on Dayton region’s 2021 economic prospects
    Sharon Reetz, of Monroe, made the decision to quit her job and stay at home with her son, Esteban, 3, and start her own business. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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    Here’s how 5 experts say women can reduce impact of leaving the workforce during pandemic
    Monroe mom Sharon Reetz quits job to stay at home to care of her son and start a new business
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    ‘I couldn’t find the balance.’ Impact of women leaving workforce will ripple through...
    New business filings in Ohio already broke last year's record.
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    Record new businesses in Ohio, despite pandemic: ‘Entrepreneurship is still alive’
    The Dayton Motor Car Building at 15 McDonough St. in Dayton was recently renovated by Miller Valentine Group.
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    Work from home forever? Offices likely to evolve but not disappear after pandemic
    Marlin Younce, left and Andy Good, both from Dayton, enjoy each other's company and the baseball game at Kramer's Tavern on Irving Ave. near the University of Dayton. The COVID-19 pandemic has cut into business and cancellation of most college sports will amplify the impact. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
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    Loss of fall sports hits businesses, colleges hard
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    Pandemic fuels Dayton region employment decline
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    Businesses have plans to keep workers safe. Are the protections enough?
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