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National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week highlights ways to help animals beyond adoption
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- All year long, members of the community are keeping local animals safe and cared for in shelters while waiting for their forever homes. On National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, we’re reminded of the work of the team of people who make it all possible, and why it’s so important.
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Humane Society holds free microchipping event in Miamisburg
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Humane Society of Greater Dayton held a free microchipping event in Miamisburg today, giving pet owners peace of mind. Pet owners were able to take their dogs and cats to get microchipped in case they ever get lost, with no appointment, tickets, or advance registration needed. Likewise, organizers of the […]
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Jimmie Lou’s makes a triumphant return to Cincinnati, and it’s worth the wait
After months of anticipation, award-winning chef Jeff Harris finally revived his New Orleans restaurant Jimmie Lou’s when it opened to the public on Tuesday night. The prior iteration of Jimmie Lou’s opened in 2021 as a stall inside the Oakley Food Hall. It was the first solo venture for Harris, a Louisiana native who first made a name for himself as the sous chef at Emeril Lagasse’s flagship restaurant before heading to the Queen City after Hurricane Katrina. In 2022, he opened his Global South-focused restaurant Nolia in Over-the-Rhine to much fanfare — Harris and Nolia have three James Beard nominations, among many other awards — but customers kept asking when he’d return to his roots.
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Miami University professor writes book on moving from military spouse to caregiver
OXFORD, Ohio (WXIX) - A Miami University professor has written a book about her experience as a military spouse who became a caregiver. November is National Caregivers Month. Dr. Geri Maples wrote “Surviving The Wounds Of War, As Told By The Heroes, Invisible Unseen” after her husband, a decorated National Guard veteran, showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) shortly after he finished his service. She based her doctoral dissertation on her experience.