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Gem City Solar, a project to power the equivalent of 13,000 homes, was recently approved for a tax exemption, instead making payments that will primarily benefit Trotwood-Madison schools.
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Ohio announced new grants for energy efficiency retrofits at The Miami Valley School, the City of Dayton, City of Springfield, and other organizations across the state.
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Dayton, Ohio, has long-running programs meant to integrate the new and growing migrant population.
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Nearly every Thursday, people of all ages can come to the Main Library in downtown Dayton to place tiles in a mosaic that will become part of the memorial.
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Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims, Jr. gave a state of the city speech in which he touted achievements, listed what needs fixed and pushed for renewing Issue 6, the 2024 proposed income tax measure.
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Local nonprofit Waste-Free Dayton wants to make composting easier with its new free community station.
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Dayton, Ohio, runs two waterworks. One of them, the Ottawa plant, has levels of PFAS above the upcoming U.S. Environmental Protection Agency drinking water standards.
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The Dayton Tenant Union has been pushing for a renter to join the city’s housing steering committee. City leaders dispute claims it’s excluding them.
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Dayton, Ohio will get a share of a federal $12.5 million grant given to the Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council (SOPEC) to add more public electric vehicle chargers.
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The Dayton Tenant Union wants a local renter on a city housing steering committee examining housing inequities to represent tenants and their concerns.
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Dayton is now one of four cities in the world to receive a platinum rating by the U.S. Green Buildings Council.
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Sinclair Community College hosted the grand opening of its Aviation Maintenance Training Facility at the Dayton International Airport.