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Cincinnati’s students deserve a plan for success | Opinion
With the new school year underway, Ohio students have returned to their classrooms, settled into new routines, and begun setting goals for the year ahead. Teachers and families are helping them measure progress, overcome challenges, and understand that meaningful improvement rarely happens by accident. It requires clear goals, thoughtful planning, and a commitment to results. Ohio, and Cincinnati in particular, should approach the future of education with that same sense of purpose. Our shared goal must be to make Ohio the best place for every student to learn, prepare for a career, and build a successful life. Achieving that vision should be a priority for all of us. Ohio Excels has long been committed to this goal as are local organizations like the Cincinnati Business Committee, Cincinnati Regional Business Committee, and the Cincinnati Regional Chamber. Organizations like ours, which advocate for stronger education and workforce outcomes, recognize that the success of our students is directly tied to the future of our communities, our economy, and our state. And businesses have never expected schools to do this work alone. Across Ohio, employers open their doors to students through internships, co-ops, job shadowing, apprenticeships, and other work-based learning opportunities that expose young
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Culver’s wants location across from Austin Landing
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — Culver’s is continuing its expansion efforts across the Dayton region. The Miami Township Zoning Commission will meet Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. to consider a plan to create a 4,550 square-foot Culver’s restaurant with drive thru at Austin Crossing, an up-and-coming development just across from Austin Landing in Miami Township.
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Rare piece of Cincinnati history goes on sale for $395,000
An original painting by Winold Reiss, used as the design for an industrial mosaic at Cincinnati Union Terminal, is being offered for $395,000. Created in 1930–1931, the artwork depicts a worker associated with the Ault & Wiborg printing ink company. The historic painting is connected to the terminal’s celebrated industrial murals, which were preserved following threats of destruction in the 1970s.
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Cincinnati-Born Sculptor Behind Reds Statues Returns Home to Fitton Center
Tom Tsuchiya has spent more than two decades turning bronze into some of the Cincinnati area's most recognizable public art, from the row of Reds legends outside Great American Ball Park to the Hall of Fame plaques honoring baseball's greatest players. On Wednesday, November 4, he will bring that career home to downtown Hamilton as the featured speaker at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts' Celebrating Self luncheon.