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With a backlog of $58 million in replacements and repairs, Five Rivers MetroParks says they've reached their limit without more levy funding.
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Miami Conservancy District built the region’s dams and levees more than 100 years ago following devastating floods. Now, critical repairs are needed.
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About 30,000 households will rely on the new Montgomery County wastewater treatment system that is now fully operational.
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Montgomery County Land Bank has proposed seven brownfield projects to the Ohio Department of Development for pollution testing and remediation.
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Ohio has high maternal and infant mortality rates. A new Dayton-area project aims to build the case for saving lives by providing housing assistance.
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With Lent fish fries in full swing, Montgomery County Environmental Services have seen an influx of grease coming down the pipes and entering their facilities.
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Local groups in Dayton came together on Thursday to mark National Homeless Persons Memorial Day. Activists and community members honored those who experienced homelessness and died this past year.
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Miami Township Police joins Drug Take Back Day, offering drop-off sites for unused medicine.
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Auditor Karl Keith continues to hosts community forums and have discussions on rising property values and their impact on taxes continue in Montgomery County, Ohio.
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In Montgomery County, a highly infectious disease is on the rise and it’s causing the Public Health department to put out urgent warnings.
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Local farmers, anti-hunger advocates, and policymakers in Montgomery County are collaborating to tackle food waste by discussing the challenges of creating additional compost facilities at the Dayton Foodbank.
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Multiple community forums have been arranged for September and October to provide Montgomery County residents with updates regarding the latest property valuations.