Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 2nd of November.
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🏘️ Community
Friends, family and community members gathered to celebrate Pastor Mark Stevens' life after he died Oct.
9 (age 72), honoring his decades of ministry serving people facing poverty and homelessness and announcing Target Dayton Ministries will aim to feed 5,000 people on Christmas Day.
🎭 Culture
Tickets are on sale for A Dickens of a Christmas, a St. Anne’s Hill holiday home tour running Dec.
11-13 in the St. Anne’s Hill Historic District; tours of six houses with Victorian-era costumed guides take about two and a half hours. Tickets are $28 plus a service fee and often sell out.
🎓 Education
Centerville City Schools is seeking public input on how to handle its aging buildings and will hold a community meeting on Nov.
12 at 6:30 p.m. at Centerville High School South Commons; focus groups and a master facility plan will guide possible renovations, security upgrades, and a potential levy for OFCC funding.
🏛️ Government
Dayton will revoke the building's temporary occupancy for Rabbit Hole Books today at 29 W.
First St. after the owner failed to finish required safety upgrades, including a second means of egress. The book fair's foundation says the store will stay open, is adding a rear exit, and will legally contest the decision.
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