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The City of Riverside is one of 14 recipients of Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Grants in Ohio. The grants come from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and will pay for safety improvements on local roads.
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State and local officials gathered near the Dayton Airport Wednesday to celebrate the opening of the Sierra Nevada Corporation Aviation Innovation & Technology Center. They were joined by economic development officials from JobsOhio and the Dayton Development Coalition.
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A joint venture including Vazquez Commercial has contested a contract awarded to Messer Construction to renovate historic homes at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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News Update - Montgomery County to Demolish Hundreds of Buildings; Company Says Contract for Base Housing Improperly Awarded; Trotwood Fire and EMS Tax Levy on May Ballot
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A newly proposed Ohio Senate bill would add autism and opioid use disorder to the 25 conditions already approved for medical marijuana treatment in the state. Also, the Dayton City Commission just gave out hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funds to stimulate local development.
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The U.S. Senate and House have passed a new defense budget. It includes over $50 million in military development projects in the Miami Valley.
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Broken Water Pipe Floods Statehouse; WPAFB Child Care Receives Federal Funding; Nutcracker Sets Sales Record; Banner Year for Rose Music Center
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Bellbrook Joins Local Cities in Chemical Lawsuit; Amber Alert Update - One Child Found, Another Still Missing; Defense Contractor Expands to Dayton
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Family Sues Dayton Police; Ohio Constitutional Amendment Change Advances; Wright Patt and Wright State's Research Partnership; Springfield Mayor Stepping Down.
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Two of Dayton region’s biggest employers – Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State University — have a new agreement to work together more.
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Afromeals, a food company that currently operates in Dayton, Cincinnati and Springfield, will offer cooking classes in Fairborn starting in January.
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PFAS, or forever chemicals are extremely difficult to break down so they stick around for a long time in water, soil and the human body. Prolonged exposure to them can have negative health effects according to the CDC.