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Dayton Metro Library wants the community to weigh in on how it can be safe and welcoming. This effort is connected to a recent fight at its Southeast Branch on Watervliet Avenue.
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The Dayton Metro Library system is creating a work group to sort through a broad range of suggestions regarding how to reduce youth fights at its various sites.
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The initiative is called "My Voice. My City. My Future." The goal is to invite Dayton’s youth to be a part of planning for the city’s future.
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Adventure Central in Dayton has offered youth programming since 2000, after a Five Rivers MetroParks community assessment revealed a need for out-of-school programs in the area.
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An author and literacy advocate is coordinating the When I See Me BIPOC Children's Book Fair at the Dayton Metro Library, encouraging youth to jump into new adventures.
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City, county leaders along with community groups agree they must do more to reduce gun violence in the City of Dayton.
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Warren County Community Services, Inc is now Ohio's 48th community action agency. This means the group can now bid on federal and state grants.
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Sinclair Community College’s Dental Clinic hosts a day of free dental cleaning for some of Dayton's refugee youth.
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Daybreak Dayton, Miami Valley's only 24-hour crisis hotline and emergency youth shelter, has announced Alisha Murray as its new CEO. WYSO interviewed Alisha Murray about tackling youth homelessness and her plans for 2023.
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This community garden is offering Indianapolis high schoolers much-needed space to belong, innovate and "change their world".
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Inside the large teal and tan building on Troy Street in Dayton, home to an organization called the Victory Project, there’s a lot that goes on.VP founder…
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Reading can boost your brain power, increase concentration and enhance your imagination. Reading can also make you more empathetic and help develop…