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    Sports: Tom Archdeacon

    Archdeacon: Author, speaker explores ‘What does it mean to be a man?’
    Kevin Powell, the renowned human and civil rights activist, Grammy-nominated poet, author, and filmmaker, is the headliner at this year’s Juneteenth celebration at Sinclair Community College. Wednesday evening he’ll show the new documentary film – “When We Free the World” featuring 70 male voices across five generations and various identities discussing : What is a man? – that he and his wife, noted photographer  and filmmaker Evangeline Lawson, co-wrote and co-produced. Afterward the couple will answer audience questions. The event is free and open to the public. Additionally on Tuesday June 21, Powell will be the keynote speaker at the Dr. Martin Luther King breakfast  at the University of Dayton. (Photo by Evangeline Lawson)
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    Credit: Evangeline Lawson

    Archdeacon: This Father’s Day Weekend - Keeping the Blake LaForce legacy alive
    Blake LaForce, a handsome vision in white, with his parents Linda and Mark before the Vandalia Butler prom in April of 2008. A few days later he got a bone marrow transplant at Cincinnati Children's Hospital in hopes of combating his Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: ‘Finally, I think he has the right fit’
    Dayton's Jordan Derkack, left, and Javon Bennett, former teammates at Merrimack, pose for a photo on Thursday, June 5, 2025, at UD's Cronin Center. DAVID JABLONSKI / STAFF
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    Credit: David Jablonski

    Archdeacon: Dayton’s Father Satish uses the power of pets to help needy causes around the...
    Father Satish sprinkles holy water on the congregation at mass at Immaculate Conception. The fancy sprinklers are gifts from his mom and late father in India. CONTRIBUTED
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    Archdeacon: Dayton Flyers lose another player from most famous team
    UCLA's Lew Alcindor, later known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, shoots over Dayton's Ned Sharpenter in the 1967 national title game. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Archdeacon: All he needed was a mound, a catcher, and an opportunity
    Dayton Dragons pitcher Luke Hayden awaits a sign from the plate during their game earlier this month at Day Air Ball Park. DAYTON DRAGONS / CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Archdeacon: Dave Corfman is about to enter an elite running fraternity
    Dave Corfman and teammate Keith Straw running Badwater Salton Sea race, an 81-mile team race across the Anzo-Borrego Desert in California, last month. This weekend Corfman hopes to complete his 100th 100 mike race, the Mohican Trail 100. Straw already is in the 100x100 fraternity. CONTRIUBTED PHOTO
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    Credit: Arnold Begay

    Archdeacon: 30 years ago, essay contest winners represented Dayton at Peace Accords...
    John Kim gives Bill Clinton his family's Christmas card as Julie Waszczak and Maija Recevskis look on. (CONTRIBUTED)
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    Archdeacon: Dunbar’s Hurt, Coach Beyond program shine light on mental health awareness
    Dunbar girls track and field coach Juanida Hurt. D'ANTHONY WILSON / CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Archdeacon: A labor of love, over 30 years in the making
    The 1932-33 Dakota Street Football team – posed in front of the Charles Sucher Meat Packing Company where some of the players worked—finished the season unbeaten, as did many of the Dakota Street teams over the years. The Hungarian-based club was the most successful team in the Dayton Daily News-Gem City Semi-Pro League from 1922 to 1941 and it brought great pride to the Hungarian population in Dayton. TOM ARCHDEACON / CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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