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Furniture Fair’s ‘Home for the Holidays’ Giving Families Comfort This Season
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) –This holiday season, Furniture Fair is giving back to local families through their Home for the Holidays initiative, and two local families will receive furniture and fresh starts for their home. In this sponsored segment, In-Home Design Program Director, Monique Thornock, and VP Advancement for New...
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Levitt Pavilion holds special monthly mystery concert
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Levitt Pavilion and the Dayton Dragons partnered for a unique evening of live music and mystery on Thursday, Nov. 12, bringing the Special Mystery Concert Experience to downtown Dayton. To add to the fun, the genres and performers remain a surprise until they step onto the stage. According to Levitt Pavilion […]
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Organizers expect bigger Feast of Giving turnout as costs rise
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Everyone's invited to the Dayton Convention Center on November 26th for the Feast of Giving, a celebration organizers said is for everyone, whether you need a free meal or need somewhere to spend the holiday. The Feast of Giving tradition in Dayton dates back to the...
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Dayton’s Free Nativity Exhibit Opens Nov. 16 With a Village of 200 Figures
Shepherds and angels will have plenty of company at the University of Dayton this Christmas season. The university’s free annual Nativity exhibit, “It Takes a Village: Christmas in Community,” opens to the public on Nov. 16 and runs through Jan. 15 in Roesch Library, the university announced. The exhibit takes its name from the crowds […]
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Athletes transition from fall to winter sports
Dropping temperatures, shorter days and falling leaves mark the transition from summer to winter. For some Mason High School (MHS) athletes, the changing seasons also signal a shift from one sport to another. Junior Cole Hugenberg is one of these athletes, transitioning from the football field to the wrestling mat....
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Dayton Foodbank Adds Resource Center, Food Forest as Demand Keeps Rising
Southwest Ohio’s food banks are finding new ways to keep up with demand that is not easing. In Dayton, The Foodbank, Inc. — which serves the Dayton area including Montgomery and Preble counties — is operating with 118,000 food-insecure people in its service area, a third of them children, according to a November 11 report […]
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Dayton Cosmetology School Closes Without Warning, Leaving 200-Plus Students Scrambling
Creative Images Institute of Cosmetology in Montgomery County has closed its doors permanently, leaving more than 200 students unsure how to finish their training, recover the hours they have already earned or sort out the money they paid, WHIO reported. Employees at the school’s location at 568 Miamisburg-Centerville Road in Washington Township said they were […]
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Dayton Metro Library marks decade at new Vandalia branch
Previous Dayton Metro Library coverage above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Dayton Metro Library’s Vandalia Branch will have a tenth anniversary celebration on Monday. “Over the past ten years, our Branch has served as a fun and busy gathering place for our community,” said Vandalia Branch Manager Angela Jones. “Our beautiful building offers study and […]
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City of Dayton announces free and low-cost programs for children and teenagers during Thanksgiving and winter school breaks
Dayton, Ohio – Dayton families looking for ways to keep their children active and entertained during the upcoming Thanksgiving and winter school breaks will have several options through the city’s Department of Recreation. The department has announced four programs designed to provide children and teenagers with safe places...
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Tipp City, OH Realtor Mandy Wilson Hits 79 Closings While Dayton Sellers Still Get 99% of List Price
Dayton REALTORS® reported on October 13 that across the Miami Valley in September, sellers received 99.30 percent of list price on average. The median sale price rose 7.8 percent year over year to $271,500. Active inventory stood at 2,870 homes, roughly two months of supply, against the six months generally considered balanced. Year to date, […]