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The Ohio Department of Transportation kicked off construction season on Monday. In total, ODOT is expecting to invest $2.5 billion into more than 1,000 projects, including 198 projects in Southwest Ohio.
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Wilberforce University students and area residents will soon experience fewer dropped calls and ‘digital dead zones’. Thanks to a $2 million gift from BroadbandUSA.
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Thanks to a $75,000 annual legacy grant from the Ruth Kohler Foundation, the Hartman Rock Garden will be able to expand its offerings.
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A civil lawsuit has been filed against former Yellow Springs doctor Donald Gronbeck, the now defunct Yellow Springs Primary Care Inc., a previous employee of Gronbeck's named Jamie Shirley, and Kettering Health's Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek.
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Greene County is taking part in a statewide program providing funds to tear down abandoned structures and replace them with new ones.
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The Ohio Power Siting Board denied the application for a utility scale solar project in Greene County today. The proposed Kingwood Solar project would cover hundreds of acres of private farmland in Xenia, Cedarville, and Miami Townships.
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Many older, local cemeteries are scattered and small - and they often disappear back into nature or fade from memory, unless the descendants have deep roots in the area. These small burial grounds and almost-forgotten cemeteries hold the last connection to our past and offer a space for commemoration.
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Jeremy Kelley with the Dayton Daily News tells us what voters can expect at the polls on Tuesday.
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Former Yellow Springs doctor Donald Gronbeck pleaded not guilty in Greene County Common Pleas Court to all the counts against him Thursday afternoon. He faces 50 charges in connection with alleged sex crimes.
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Ohio Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Brunner is visiting several Ohio Counties ahead of the November elections. Brunner plans to visit 68 counties as part of a statewide campaign tour.
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The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency awarded $7.9 million in grants to some local counties to build charging ports for electric vehicles last week.
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Xenia Public Schools and Dayton Children’s Hospital have partnered to create a new school-based health and wellness center. The center will be at Warner Middle School for the 2022-2023 school year.