Leila Goldstein
Economics and Business ReporterLeila Goldstein is a reporter for WYSO. Before coming to WYSO she interned with Marketplace where her reporting focused on business and technology, from financial tech tools for domestic workers to the hidden world of online returns. She has also interned with New Hampshire Public Radio, and has produced pieces for NPR, Wyoming Public Media, Wondery, and the Coney Island History Project.
Prior to her work in radio she taught ESOL in New York City and Banda Aceh, Indonesia. She’s a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and Oberlin College. Leila grew up in Northern Virginia and has family roots in Dayton.
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Montgomery County Public Health said supplies are limited and will take many months to vaccinate everyone. -
Several sessions dealt with the myths and misinformation circulating about human trafficking.
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Vaccines will be available to Ohioans 80 years and older beginning Tuesday, Jan. 19.
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Some experts say such a small increase will have close to no impact on low-wage workers.
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The cooperative grocery store in northwest Dayton is opening this winter and could have a broader economic impact on the area.
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As federal lawmakers hammer out a COVID relief package, local officials want direct aid to counties.
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Organizers expect the cooperative grocery store in northwest Dayton to open in January or February.
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Gov. Mike DeWine issued a 21-day curfew in Ohio from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. beginning Thursday.
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According to the secretary of state’s office, Montgomery County has over 13,000 absentee and provisional ballots still outstanding.
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Ohio’s early-vote total broke records this year, but many voters still chose to vote on Election Day.
