Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of September.
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🏘️ Community
Kettering Fairmont High School students and first responders climbed 110 stories at Roush Stadium yesterday morning to honor 9/11 heroes and reflect on the challenges first responders faced on Sept.
11. Organizers said the event, open to students, helped connect present and past sacrifices (plans for next year are underway).
Esther Price's vice president Todd Summers explained that National Grandparents Day offers local families a chance to honor traditions and memories passed down for generations.
The company shared how these sweet customs continue to connect communities.
💼 Business
Launch Dayton Startup Week will return soon in Dayton, bringing hundreds of entrepreneurs, business owners and community leaders together in a three-day event to learn and network.
Sarah Caplan and speaker Val Beerbower are among the organizers planning the event + connecting the startup community.
🎭 Culture
Today, The Book Nook on WYSO highlights the retrospective 'Dayton Ink: The First Century of the Dayton Daily News ~ 1898' with insights from co-editor Ron Rollins.
The program airs Saturdays at 7 a.m. and Sundays at 10:30 a.m. and is presented by Greene County Public Library and local partners.
🏛️ Government
Oakwood’s storm cleanup is expected to take three to four weeks after severe storms caused road blockages and fallen trees.
Public works crews are adjusting clearing routes (holiday delays slowed initial efforts) to safely remove debris across the city.
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