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     When does Ohio typically first hit 90 degrees?

     WHIO via Yahoo News· 11 months ago

     The Miami Valley has certainly seen some very warm days so far this season. According to the National Weather Service, based on the 30-year...

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     Cincinnati Children's, CareSource reach deal one month after termination announcement

     Cincinnati.com | The Enquirer via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     Just days before a contract between Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and CareSource was...

3. • Angie's Firehouse Tavern to close kitchen, bar remains open

     Dayton Daily News, Ohio via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     Aug. 12—A well-known neighborhood restaurant dating back to 1938 has decided to close its kitchen after this weekend. Angie's Firehouse Tavern, located at 703 Watervliet Avenue in Dayton, told ...

4. • Ohio's Hospice cuts unnamed number of staff, CEO confirms

     Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio via Yahoo News· 3 months ago

     Mar. 8—Ohio's Hospice has reduced its staff by an unnamed number of employees, the CEO confirmed to the Dayton Daily News. Ohio's Hospice is a partnership of nonprofit hospices in Ohio committed ...

5. • Dayton Metro Library to close Sundays after state funding cut

     Dayton Daily News, Ohio via Yahoo News· 1 week ago

     May 21—Dayton Metro Library's main branch is eliminating its Sunday hours as a "cost-saving measure." Library officials say the decision on the Sunday closure was influenced by a drop in Public ...

6. • Dayton Children's lauded for separating conjoined twins from Guatemala

     Springfield News-Sun, Ohio via Yahoo News· 10 months ago

     Jul. 27—Surgeons at Dayton Children's Hospital separated two 5-year-old boys from Guatemala who were born conjoined at the top of the head following a series of surgeries over two years to address ...

7. • Dayton income tax revenue up; city worries work-from-home impact still coming

     Dayton Daily News, Ohio via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     Aug. 29—Dayton officials still insist that the city could suffer large revenue losses due to work-from-home changes, but income tax collections actually rose in the first six months of 2022.