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Image of four people in front of a building and holding signs. Bishop Richard Cox, center in red, and supporters of the Clergy Community Coalition. They're collecting signatures from Dayton's registered voters to get a 1 mil levy on the November 5, 2024 ballot. If passed, it would generate money to build a new public hospital in West Dayton.
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Dayton social justice advocate Bishop Richard Cox is remembered
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Social justice advocate Bishop Richard E. Cox died on May 2. The 77-year-old founded and was president of the Clergy Community Coalition, which pushed for the city's new public hospital levy.
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District leaders digging into data after two-thirds of school levies fail across Ohio
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From game at UD Arena on Tuesday, March 14, against Mississippi State as part of the First Four NCAA Tournament in Dayton.
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First Four in Dayton expands to 76 teams, renamed 'March Madness Opening Round'
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AEP expects to double total power needed by 2030, largely due to data centers in Ohio and Texas
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