Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Dayton.
Miami Valley hosts Halloween festivals, pumpkin shows and horror movies this weekend + local station Z-93 runs a Monster Money Giveaway offering $1,000 a day.
Residents can learn sourdough basics at a hands-on class hosted by Tipp Monroe Community Services on Oct.
22 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Monroe Township building (4 East Main Street). The class is open to adults and costs $55 for Tipp City/Monroe Township residents and $57 for others.
Bob Doster’s 'Summer Wind' sculpture will be moved next week to the McKraig Avenue and Dorset Road roundabout in Troy as part of the growing public art collection — the piece also serves as a safety feature using tall vertical landscaping to help reduce speeds.
Juggler Neriah Guerin, on day 136 of his cross-country walk from Los Angeles to Times Square, passed through Dayton Road in Enon on Oct.
14, inspiring locals to experience life outdoors. He began his journey on June 1 and will reach Times Square Nov. 21 (the Saturday before Thanksgiving).
Northwestern Local Schools conducted classroom searches on Thursday, Oct.
15 after a rise in cell phone policy violations, with some students asked to lift their shirts. The administration is investigating the practice amid concerns from parents raised over its handling.
A Fairfield Twp. woman said her 75-year-old father nearly died choking on cheese at Jag's Steak & Seafood on Friday, Oct.
9 until four staff members quickly intervened—performing the Heimlich maneuver and CPR—before firefighters arrived, and he is now stable.
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