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All CategoriesHealth care costs fuel debate over regulationOhio and 22 other states scrapped their need-based rules for hospitals as part of a national trend toward deregulation, leaving the region’s two dominant health care... Read more...WPAFB likely to avoid cuts from defense spending planThe Pentagon’s increasing demand for unmanned aircraft bodes well for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as President Barack Obama prepares to make public his funding plans for... Read more...Antioch College's free tuition offer attracts 2,500YELLOW SPRINGS - Antioch College’s offer for free tuition has drawn national attention and enough interest in one day to temporarily crash the school’s website. Read more...Salt truck overturns on icy roadWASHINGTON TWP. - A salt truck overturned Saturday while trying to handle icy roads in eastern Warren County Crews were called to the intersection of Ohio 132 and Gum Grove Road... Read more...Cold snap freezes Miami Valley throughout dayMIAMI VALLEY -Most of the Miami Valley had to endure negative wind chills Saturday morning as an extreme spell of wintry weather swept through the area. Read more...Greene airport work could attract jobsBEAVERCREEK TWP. - The Beavercreek Twp. Board of Trustees is considering financial incentives for potential development of more than 1,000 acres near the Greene County Lewis A. Read more...Dayton arts groups’ merger sets a national precedentDAYTON - Tough economic times often drive arts organizations across the United States to consider mergers as a way to stretch resources. Read more...Bishops: New birth control rule ‘a first step’WASHINGTON - The Catholic bishops Friday called the Obama administration’s new contraceptive rule “a first step in the right direction,’’ but did not say... Read more...Developer paid for officials’ flight to scout arenaMIAMI TWP., Montgomery County - The developer of the multimillion-dollar Austin Landing project flew two Miami Twp. Read more...Oversight lacking in base contract worth $82.5MContract watchdogs are falling short on required oversight of an $82.5 million contract at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and similar federal contracts around the country,... Read more...Cold, wind to keep roads slick todaySnowfall is expected to cease Saturday morning, but problems on the roads will linger due to 20 mph winds. Read more...Hospital claims Premier is stifling competitionDAYTON - A small, physician-owned hospital claims in federal court that southwest Ohio’s largest health system has colluded illegally to drive competition from the Dayton... Read more...UD to re-evaluate contraception planUniversity of Dayton officials said Friday they are re-evaluating the university’s medical plan, which covers birth control pills and procedures including vasectomies and... Read more...Mild weather threatens
 $5M maple syrup outputUnusually mild winter weather has some in the maple syrup industry concerned that production this year might not be great, but a producer here says it’s too early to tell. Read more...Township no longer billing drivers for non-injury accidentsSugarcreek Twp. trustees this week ceased billing drivers and their insurance companies for emergency response to non-injury accidents. Read more...Cold, wind to keep roads slick SaturdaySnowfall is expected to cease tomorrow morning, but problems on the roads will linger due to 20 mph winds. Read more...Dayton Police promote two sergeantsfrom:Dayton Crime ExaminerDayton, Ohio - The Dayton Police Department promoted two officers to the position of sergeant on February 8, 2012. The two new sergeants are Matthew T. Beavers and Eric R.... Read more...So much to do this weekend on campus! Parents & Family Weekend, Alumni Reunion W...from:Wright State UniversitySo much to do this weekend on campus! Parents & Family Weekend, Alumni Reunion Weekend, The Adventure Summit, and men's basketball. Tonight's basketball game vs.... Read more...Chefs: L’Auberge closing would be big loss for DaytonThe potential closing of L’Auberge would be a loss not only for the Dayton culinary scene but also for the community, according to several local chefs. The Kettering French... Read more...Reminder to all students >> Wright State's priority deadline date to file your F...from:Wright State UniversityReminder to all students >> Wright State's priority deadline date to file your FAFSA is February 15. You must file a new FAFSA each year to determine your eligibility... Read more...Dayton public housing groups get $7M in grantsThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded public housing authorities in Ohio $78 million in grant funding. This includes more than $7 million to Dayton-area... Read more...DBJ's Top 10 Most-read Web stories this weekThe Dayton Business Journal had roughly 75 stories on its Web site this week that attracted thousands of visitors to read about the breaking news of the day in the business world.... Read more...For Sinclair students, faculty and staff only: A buy one, get one free sale is g...from:Sinclair Community CollegeFor Sinclair students, faculty and staff only: A buy one, get one free sale is going on now for tickets to Sinclair Theatre’s Almost, Maine. Read more...GE Capital leader addresses chamberGE Capital keeps things strictly business. Business-to-business, that is. The lending arm of General Electric Co., which has its largest office in Kettering — a... Read more...Be a maniac! >> RecycleMania 2012 has started and runs through March 31. Learn w...from:Wright State UniversityBe a maniac! >> RecycleMania 2012 has started and runs through March 31. Learn what it is and how to track Wright State's progress: http://bit.ly/w5QLkd Read more...Dayton tissue center raises $1.3M in latest campaignCommunity Tissue Services, part of Community Blood Center, has raised $1.3 million in donations through its latest campaign for its newly opened tissue research center. The... Read more...HUD awards $434K to Dayton fair housing groupsThe Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded more than $434,000 to Dayton organizations to further the city’s Welcome Dayton initiative, educational workshops... Read more...We're really thinking a Raider should win the $310 million Powerball jackpot......from:Wright State UniversityWe're really thinking a Raider should win the $310 million Powerball jackpot... What would you do if you won that much money? Read more...l'Auberge to close Feb. 20 if no investors foundOne of the Dayton area's longest-running and most acclaimed fine dining restaurant is set to close Feb. 20 if the owner can't find new investors to help the... Read more...Commercial real estate firm moving downtownA Miamisburg real estate office is getting ready to call downtown Dayton home. The Dayton office of Columbus-based Equity Inc. in March will relocate to The Beerman Building, at... Read more...Ohio receives $335M in housing assistanceOhio will receive $335 million as its part of a landmark settlement with the nation’s biggest mortgage lenders over foreclosure abuses that followed the collapse of the... Read more...Japanese companies boost hiring in OhioJapanese-owned companies employed an increased number of workers in Ohio last year, reflecting a turnaround in hiring driven by manufacturers. An annual survey by the Consulate... Read more...Chiquita to cut 200 Cincinnati jobsChiquita Brands International Inc. has advised the state of Ohio that 200 people will lose their jobs when the company relocates to Charlotte, N.C., in April, according to the... Read more...Kodak to phase out camera businessEastman Kodak Co. said Thursday it plans to phase out its digital and pocket video cameras and frames this year to continue focusing on its more profitable business ventures. The... Read more...U.S. Postal Service quarterly loss tops $3 billionStrong holiday shipping was not enough to offset a continued decline in First-Class Mail, leading to a $3.3 billion quarterly loss for he United States Postal Service, compared to... Read more...Huber Heights to cut $1.3 million from budgetHUBER HEIGHTS - The Huber Heights Board of Education voted Thursday night to cut about $1.3 million from its 2012-13 budget, but spared its JROTC program and two teaching... Read more...State plane cleared by FAA to fly againCOLUMBUS - Air and ground training classes on a state-owned Partenavia P68 Observer airplane will begin for pilots in the coming weeks after the Federal Aviation Administration... Read more...Ohio to dedicate $75M for demolishing abandoned homesCOLUMBUS - Ohio cities and nonprofits will soon have a $75 million pot of money to knock down blighted and abandoned properties that often drag down housing values and become... Read more...1-2 inches of snow expected todayUp to two inches of snow is expected to fall across the region tonight prompting a Winter Weather Advisory for several counties. Read more...Child care fraud forces $6M system improvementAn overhaul for a $600 million taxpayer-subsidized day care program will be less susceptible to abuse than the old paper billing system, state officials say, but some JFS... Read more...Dayton police detail strategies to cut crimeDAYTON - The Dayton Police Department gave details Thursday of its latest technique that, in part, has led to the decrease in most property crimes and given the best value for the... Read more...Emphasis on STEM fields helps students, businessesDAYTON - In the past two weeks, Ohio has been lauded for receiving good grades in K-12 science education, listed as one of the states driving the nation’s recovery from the... Read more...Ohio leaders preparing defense of bases amidst closuresWASHINGTON - Days before President Barack Obama releases a budget expected to call for two rounds of military base closures within the next five years, the Ohio delegation has... Read more...A&E show bungles Jungle Jim’s homeFAIRFIELD - Jungle Jim’s has been in the national spotlight before - but this week, the TV spotlight shone in the wrong direction. Read more...Congressman’s son arrested in OxfordOXFORD - The son of U.S. Rep. Steve Chabot has been charged with breaking and entering, according to Oxford police. Read more...City accepts reduced amount for airport lease debtDAYTON - The City Commission has approved a settlement that will pay the city less than half of the $52,537.93 it was owed in property taxes, utility bills and rent for leased... Read more...Little Miami begins looking for new superintendentMORROW - The Little Miami Local School District is looking for its next superintendent. Advertising began Feb. Read more...Greenville school takes action on bed bugsGREENVILLE - Officials at Greenville City Schools say parents need not worry about a recent discovery of bed bugs on students. Read more...Ohio lands $335M from mortgage settlementOhio will receive $335 million from a federal-state settlement with the nation’s largest mortgage servicers. The state is part of a $25 billion settlement with five of the... Read more...Want to review how individual courses will change when moved to semesters? Visit...from:Wright State UniversityWant to review how individual courses will change when moved to semesters? Visit this site to download the Course Equivalency Table for a side-by-side list of quarter courses and... Read more... |
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