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In Dayton, Current Council Meets for Final Time

The current members sitting on Dayton’s City Council convened for the final time Tuesday night, but it was not quite the group dynamic officials and residents have come to expect over the last two years. A council that has become known for internal contention, conflicted interests, and strained decision­making was replaced Tuesday night with a courteous and efficient group […]

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In Dayton, Current Council Meets for Final Time

The current members sitting on Dayton’s City Council convened for the final time Tuesday night, but it was not quite the group dynamic officials and residents have come to expect over the last two years. A council that has become known for internal contention, conflicted interests, and strained decision­making was replaced Tuesday night with a courteous and efficient group […]

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More New Housing on the Way to Dayton Riverfront. Here’s What it May Look Like.

Dayton city officials and residents got a small glimpse into what the latest Manhattan Harbour project might look like at Monday night’s city council meeting.   Brendan Sullivan and James Read, of James Read and Associates, presented a slideshow giving what they called a “preliminary concept design” of the planned 73­acre residential and multi­use community development along Dayton’s […]

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More New Housing on the Way to Dayton Riverfront. Here’s What it May Look Like.

Dayton city officials and residents got a small glimpse into what the latest Manhattan Harbour project might look like at Monday night’s city council meeting.   Brendan Sullivan and James Read, of James Read and Associates, presented a slideshow giving what they called a “preliminary concept design” of the planned 73­acre residential and multi­use community development along Dayton’s […]

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More Preschool Classes a Possibility in Eight Northern Kentucky Districts

A federal grant being pursued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky could lead to universal preschool in eight local school districts. The $15 million possibility was sprung on the districts pretty suddenly, according to Bill Grein, an administrator with Covington Independent Public Schools. He presented details about the grant to the Covington Board of Education last […]

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