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Manatees at the Cincinanti and Columbus zoos are back in Florida in preparation for returning to their native waters.
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Some Catholic parents and students say the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland’s new policy prohibiting LGBTQ+ expression at school and church is problematic, while some parents herald it as the right path forward.
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'Everyday People' is WYSO’s series that highlights the workers and jobs that form the fabric of our everyday lives but that often get overlooked or under-appreciated. This story was suggested by listener Colleen Badenhop.
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With everything that’s going on in the world right now we can all use a little more kindness. Amanda Rutan is using her family's farm and her skills as a gardener to help spread smiles to her community. Her act of kindness is growing and taking root in other communities.
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The Boston Public Library, which opened in 1854, is generally considered the first public library. Its statement of purpose basically says: Every citizen has the right of free access to community-owned resources. That’s still the founding principle among today’s public libraries, but their role has also changed to evolve with the current needs, as Renee Wilde found out during a chat with three Dayton Metro librarians
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WYSO’s Renee Wilde takes a ride on the Greene CATS bus in Xenia, Ohio.
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Jerry Kenney interviews both Gerry Chadwick and Tom Kelley regarding the Tour de Gem event and its collaboration with United Way of Greater Dayton.
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Meet the folks who maintain the roadways, traffic signals and road signage in Greene County, and learn a cautionary tale about why you shouldn’t try to steal street signs.
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Dayton resident Austin Bentoski has created a street-legal combination of a watercraft and a scooter, which he has dubbed the "boatorcycle."
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The Yellow Springs sunflower field is back this year. The field off of U.S. 68 just outside the village will be in full bloom by mid-September.