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Ohio Nature Center Hides Giant Wooden Trolls in the Forest, Turning a Walk Into a Treasure Hunt
Three enormous wooden trolls are waiting in an Ohio forest, turning an ordinary nature walk into a treasure hunt. Created from recycled materials by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, these towering sculptures are part of an imaginative story about a troll family and a mysterious egg. Named Bo, Bibbi, and Bodil,...
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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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ATP Flight School Brings Airline Pilot Training to Dayton International Airport
DAYTON, Ohio — ATP Flight School is expanding to Dayton International Airport, bringing its Airline Career Pilot Program to southwest Ohio and growing its national network to 87 training centers, the company announced Nov. 10 in a release distributed by PR Newswire. Unlike recreational flight training, ATP said, its Airline Career Pilot Program is a […]
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Dayton’s 96th Waffle Shop Serves Lunch Nov. 11-14, Gives Every Dollar Away
Dayton’s Waffle Shop is back for its 96th year, serving waffle lunches at Christ Episcopal Church from Wednesday, November 11 through Saturday, November 14 — and giving away every dollar it raises, according to the church and the event listing on Dayton937. The four-day fundraiser at Christ Church, 20 West First Street in Dayton, runs […]
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Cincinnati mural honors Tuskegee Airman and WWII pilot
Two Cincinnati World War II pilots who grew up together and whose paths diverged during segregation are being reunited on a downtown wall. Driving the news: 1001 Colors is installing a 3,000-square-foot mural honoring John Leahr, a Tuskegee Airman, and Herb Heilbrun, a B-17 bomber pilot, at 126 W. Sixth St.