HeyJaredBen Dannemiller
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- Aug 20, 2026
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Hey Neighbor Market to bring ‘heirloom-quality’ clothing to Oakwood (opens the original)
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A new clothing store intends to provide âbeautifully crafted, heirloom clothing designed to be treasured for years.â Hey Neighbor Market is set to open Sept. 12 inside Maraluna at 2316 Far Hills Ave. Owner Caitlin Benton said inspiration for the store came after difficulties finding quality clothing in Dayton. âThereâs tiny pockets of it if you search really, really hard,â Benton said. âBut I really found myself going to places like Columbus and Chicago and other, bigger Midwest citi
Clark County residents react to Haitian TPS expiration (opens the original)
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Clark County residents expressed differing opinions on the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants. Although the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administrationâs plan to end TPS, effective July 27, the decision remains on hold pending action from a lower court judge. Springfieldâs Haitian population has been a subject of national discussion since 2024, when then-presidential candidate Donald Trump made unfounded claims that they were eating pet dogs and cats.
Specialty license plates help Ohio non-profits advertise, fundraise (opens the original)
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For decades, Ohio drivers have been able to show their support for certain causes on their license plates. The revenue earned through specialty plates is a major factor in income and advertising for many nonprofits. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles offered 406 unique specialty license plate designs in 2025, including various collegiate, organizational, and military plates. Almost 431,000 specialty plates were either purchased or renewed. When purchasing or renewing specialty plates, drivers pay
Day Air Ballpark now offering New Carlisle bakery’s cookies in its suites (opens the original)
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The Dayton Dragons are serving cookies from Butter & Scotch Bakery in their suites at Day Air Ballpark. {span}âThe Dragons have been bringing people together for years â families, friends, coworkers, and baseball fans alike, and weâre proud that Butter & Scotch gets to be part of those memoriesâ,â the bakery posted on Instagram . Pro Sports Catering, which caters the suites at Day Air Ballpark, offered to place the cookies in suites after some of its employees tried the pastries at 2nd
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