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Northern Kentucky preschoolers take center stage in kindergarten readiness effort
Preschoolers across Northern Kentucky’s six River Cities are becoming storytellers, costume designers and performers through Students Create Change, an American Legacy Theatre program designed to help children build skills for kindergarten.
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Cincinnati Chili Began in 1922 as a Greek Immigrant’s Hot Dog Sauce, and ‘Ways’ Run 2 to 5
Cincinnati chili began in 1922 as a spiced hot dog sauce at Empress, and its two-way to five-way orders trace a family tree through Skyline and Gold Star. The post Cincinnati Chili Began in 1922 as a Greek Immigrant’s Hot Dog Sauce, and ‘Ways’ Run 2 to 5 appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Air Force Museum Foundation Receives $1.3 Million from Anonymous Donor After Surprising Discovery
“The museum is clearly a place that has had an impact on many lives, most certainly the anonymous donor,” Air Force Museum Foundation CEO Seth Baron said
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Holiday Shop at St. Peter Christmas Bazaar
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The St. Peter Christmas Bazaar is giving shoppers a chance to find unique gifts, festive decorations, and plenty of Christmas decor!. Linda Stocker and Santa Claus himself joined Living Dayton to feature the annual bazaar that brings the community together for a day of holiday shopping, featuring a variety of vendors and seasonal finds.
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Make Holiday Entertaining Easy with Godfather’s Pizza
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Holiday season is a time for celebrating with family, friends and coworkers, and Godfather’s Pizza can make it easier. In this sponsored segment, Ashanta Watts with Godfather’s Pizza joined Living Dayton to feature a new dessert, different catering options, and how you can take part in their Facebook monthly giveaways.
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Rising costs put Dayton free grocery store at risk; With God's Grace seeks donations
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Heading into the season of giving, With God's Grace is asking for help from the community to keep their doors open and food on the shelves. About a month ago, Nicole Adkins, executive director of With God's Grace, had to make a Facebook post she dreaded. An extremely expensive year has forced her organization to consider the scary reality of closing their free grocery store and selling the building in order to afford to keep their mobile pantry operating.