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VIDEO: What is the Greater West Dayton Incubator?
The new Dayton Region Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy sets priorities and goals for the 13-county Dayton region.

Here’s what people are saying about new Dayton region economic development plan
CEDS

New economic development strategy brings federal funding opportunities for Dayton region
Drinking Water Safety
Firefighters work on the scene of a two plane collision on the runway at Moraine Air Park in 2002. White fire retardant foam was sprayed on the planes and the surrounding area. Firefighting foams are under scrutiny because many contain PFAS chemicals. Two sites where PFAS has been used in firefighting foam, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the city’s fire training center, sit above the aquifer. JIM WITMER / STAFF

Ohio law limits use of firefighting foam containing ‘forever chemicals’
City of Union crews install new water lines on Martindale Road in Vandalia in September. The $3 million project will allow Aullwood Audubon Farm Discovery Center to get access to public water after 'forever chemicals' were detected in the facility's drinking water well in 2020./ISMAIL TURAY TURAY JR./STAFF

Butler Twp., county address PFAS water contamination in residents’ wells
Wright Patterson Force Base crews collect drinking water samples from a field in Fairborn where a jet crashed in 1997. The base sampled 22 wells in nearby neighborhoods for a group of contaminants known as PFAS. Contributed

$26.5M project to clean up ‘forever chemicals’ at Wright-Patterson
Wright Patterson Force Base crews collect drinking water samples from a field in Fairborn where a jet crashed in 1997. The base sampled 22 wells in nearby neighborhoods for a group of contaminants known as PFAS. Contributed

Army awards $5.9M contract to remove ‘forever chemicals’ from Wright-Patt water
Path Forward: Podcast
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Dayton Daily News launches podcast: ‘A new dimension to our Path Forward coverage’
Community Conversation

LISTEN: Panel discusses concerns about education, new school year
University of Dayton President Eric Spina

Podcast: UD President Eric Spina on leading during the pandemic and the future of Dayton
Construction workers guide a roof beam into place as work continues on the second phase of the Topre plant. Bill Lackey/Staff

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LISTEN: Podcast discusses federal relief funding plans around our region
Dayton Schools
Community Conversation

LISTEN: Panel discusses concerns about education, new school year
Race & Equity
Selin Hussain Zada at refugee from Afghanistan, moved into her apartment in Kettering around a month ago. Zada has two collage degrees and is looking forward to a great life in Dayton. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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Afghan refugees in Dayton: ‘Where no one will torture me for what I believe and how I...
On the first day of the Imagining Community Symposium, Sinclair Community College professors (from left to right) Furaha Henry-Jones, Faheem Curtis-Khidr and Amaha Sellassie discuss how to shape a more equitable Dayton.

Local scholars, activists challenge Dayton, suburbs to wrestle with legacies of...
City Stars Unlimited Barber and Salon owner, Jonathan Cain demonstrates how to perform CPR and use a defibrillator at his business Tuesday morning March 5, 2022. Cain partners with Premier Health's Barbershop Health Program to improve health for his customers and his community. Cain and other barbers recently received defibrillators for their shops and training in first aid. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

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Local hospital partners with barbers to reach Black men
In this file photo, the Huber Heights Culture and Diversity Citizens Action Committee poses with Huber Heights Mayor Jeff Gore and City Council member Kate Baker after a special meeting in April where city council voted six to zero to declare racism a public health crisis in Huber Heights. COURTESY OF YOLANDA STEPHENS

Census data shows area communities diversifying
Jobs
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VIDEO: What is the Greater West Dayton Incubator?
The new Dayton Region Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy sets priorities and goals for the 13-county Dayton region.

Here’s what people are saying about new Dayton region economic development plan
CEDS

New economic development strategy brings federal funding opportunities for Dayton region
Financial concerns worry retirees and pre-retirees

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Financial foresight could equal a million dollars when you retire
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