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The reason for the service changes is threefold: lower revenues, lack of funding, and a driver shortage.
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A biodigester is a series of machines and tanks that break down organic waste and produce methane gas that can be burned to produce electricity as a byproduct. Local residents have complained for years of foul odors, truck traffic and potential water contamination from the Bath Township operation.
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Producer Jason Reynolds brings a story about a bear named "Muggins" who was a famous roadside attraction in Greene County. And a warning, this story may be difficult for some listeners to hear.
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This weekend a teenager from Chicago flew solo into Greene County. He visited Wilberforce University. It is a historically Black university he said played a significant role in the history of Black aviation.
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The state alleges that an open concrete tank at the facility in Bath township in Greene County emitted unpermitted levels of ammonia.
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Matt Brown, originally from Bowersville in Greene County, was the only local fighter on the card. He lost in a close fight but received a $50,000 fight of the night bonus.
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The proposed Kingwood solar project in Greene County would cover over 1,000 acres of farmland. It would also produce enough energy every year to power tens of thousands of homes.
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Veterans Day was last week. The holiday honors veterans of all wars for their service. But in their lives after their service, some veterans face food insecurity.
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Proponents and opponents of the proposed Kingwood Solar Farm in Greene County burned the midnight oil on Monday providing testimony to the Ohio Power Siting Board.
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A similar proposal was soundly rejected last year. Advocates for the new jail say it’s desperately needed. But opponents say a new jail won’t fix a broken system.
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The Bath Township Trustees met on Wednesday evening. It was the last township meeting before the upcoming November election. During the public comment period, several residents expressed criticism and disapproval over what they called mismanagement of a nearby biodigester.
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Since May of this year, The Dayton Foodbank has been holding a free monthly farmers market at First Baptist Church in Yellow Springs. It's a new effort that comes after the food bank identified Yellow Springs as an underserved area for households experiencing food insecurity.