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Looking at 2024, Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims highlighted the arrival of companies like the Sierra Nevada Corp. and Diné Development Corp., 28 new businesses and over 300 housing units downtown.
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Regenerate Garden Company is parking its truck for landscaping maintenance in urban and suburban Dayton neighborhoods to cut back on emissions. It will use a bicycle services to meet its neighborhoods where they are and provide regenerative landscaping services.
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Five Rivers MetroParks is holding two info fairs in January to help people learn more about CSA subscriptions and the benefits of these local produce boxes.
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The local nonprofit, Homefull, opened its grocery store on Gettysburg Avenue on Monday.
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The local grocery store needs to increase sales to meet its fourth anniversary in May 2025.
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The annual homeless persons memorial vigil took place on Friday to recognize those lives lost while experiencing homelessness this year.
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Through local partnerships and funding, Dayton Children's Hospital will offer safe and affordable housing for kinship families in need.
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Nourish Our Neighbors sued the city of Dayton after officers arrested a volunteer from the organization in April for distributing food to the homeless without a permit.
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In Dayton, St. Vincent de Paul Society and Places Inc., as well as Sheltered Inc. in Springfield, have all dealt with rising costs and end of American Rescue Plan Act funding.
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The city's sewage is processed by anaerobic microorganisms that create biogas. That’s then turned into natural gas. The city projects it will earn $800,000 selling it to DTE Biomass Energy.
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Those odd shaped fall gourds can be for more than fall decorations. More than 2,000 pounds of gourds, pumpkins and squash were processed by Miami Valley Meals to feed the surrounding Dayton-area community.
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Dayton is providing a new build home with a 0% interest rate. It is the 2024 project created by Women Build.