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A small fire at Rumpke's Dayton facility was sparked by a lithium-ion battery that made its way to the transfer station. The company says it doesn’t accept these batteries because they can combust without warning.
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Last year in Montgomery County, more than 90 people died by suicide. Now, one agency is launching an outreach program for people who’ve lost a loved one to suicide.
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There are six big moves that the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission included in its Community First Energy Plan. Residents can give feedback on the draft plan until July 8.
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New benches in the Dayton suburb are being made from recycled wind turbine blades. They will feature designs from local artists – some even with the help of community members.
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Gas stations can be a contamination source, especially if they are abandoned. The city of Dayton officially cleaned up two former gas stations.
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United Alloy had sparks flying Tuesday to celebrate this expansion, which will nearly triple its manufacturing capacity at its Union, Ohio, plant. The company makes equipment for data centers.
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After years of historic use of PFAS-containing firefighting foam, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base officials shared insights into the systems they now use on site to remove PFAS from water.
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The Mathile Center for Mental Health and Wellness broke ground two years ago and will soon open its doors to patients, with appointments beginning July 15.
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The van seats 15 passengers and will help the Foodbank meet the growing need for food assistance across Montgomery, Greene and Preble counties.
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Map the Meal Gap's 2023 data shows about a 1% increase in food insecurity in The Foodbank's coverage area around the Dayton region.
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Five Rivers MetroParks is working with The Foodbank Inc to offer garden kits with seeds and starter plants at mobile distributions this spring.
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The Montgomery County Land Bank has started work on the first of 40 new homes planned throughout West Dayton for income eligible residents.