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Inside the Navajo Code Talkers building, state and local officials as well as Diné Development Corporation employees gather for a photo.

Diné Development Corporation unveils Dayton building dedicated to WWII Navajo Code Talkers

To celebrate the building opening, local and state officials came together for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, including Dayton Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims and Gov. Mike DeWine.

Bougainville Dec 1943 Corporal Henry Bake Jr (left) and Private First Class George H Kirk Navajo Indians serving with a Marine signal unit operate a portable radio set in a clearing they've hacked in the dense jungle close behind the front lines 127-N-69889-B 07428_2003_001

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Navajo-owned IT company dedicates area expansion to WWII code talkers

Ryann Beaschler

National Navajo Code Talker Day is celebrated on Aug. 14. In Dayton, the Navajo-owned IT company Diné Development Corporation is opening a new building, bringing in 100 new jobs and a historical exhibit.

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Dayton To Hold First Startup Weekend At Tech Town

Dayton’s first Startup Weekend is taking place at the Entrepreneurs Center in Tech Town beginning Friday. At startup weekends around the country and the…

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Tech Town’s Building III Gets First Tenants

Downtown Dayton’s Tech Town has a new tenant as of this week: 100 employees from the IT department at the Dayton Children’s Hospital are beginning to move…