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- Sep 24, 2026
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Miami Valley Career Tech Center closed today due to bomb threat (opens the original)
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The Miami Valley Career Tech Center has sent students home due to a bomb threat this morning, said Kelly Younk, spokeswoman for the MVCTC. All students are being sent home. The Englewood Police Department said in a statement they are investigating the bomb threat at the MVCTC. At about 7:20 a.m., Englewood police and fire responded to the school to assess the threat. Families have been notified, Younk said. Classes have been canceled for today. The police said a criminal investigation into this
Wright State faculty say civics center faculty overpaid (opens the original)
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Some visiting faculty hired at Wright State Universityâs new Civics and Culture Workforce Development Center have a salary range significantly higher than similar visiting faculty in the university, according to data obtained by the Dayton Daily News. Data obtained by the Dayton Daily News showed employees at the civics center with a faculty title range in pay from $4,500 for one aviation instructor to $162,075 for the professor and deputy director of civics, according to data from Wright Stat
New Meals on Wheels provider offers hot meals to participants (opens the original)
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LifeCare Alliance is now delivering hot meals to its members in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Darke counties, Brea Galvin, a spokeswoman for LifeCare Alliance, said. LifeCare Alliance, a Columbus-based nonprofit that merged with Diabetes Dayton in 2020, recently took over the Meals on Wheels contract for Montgomery, Miami, Greene and Darke counties through the Area Agency on Aging. The Senior Resource Center, which previously held the contract, closed earlier this year due to financial issues. L
Judge extends restraining order in alleged ‘hostile takeover’ of Antioch University (opens the original)
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A Greene County judge has extended a temporary restraining order preventing implementation of actions taken at an Aug. 28 meeting that would have dissolved Antioch Universityâs Board of Governors, among other changes. Antioch University, which is headquartered in Yellow Springs and runs both online and in-person classes for a variety of programs across the country, entered into an agreement with Otterbein University in 2023 to create the âCoalition for the Common Good.â Antioch in August f
Cedarville University has another record enrollment year (opens the original)
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Cedarville University, a private Christian university located in Greene County, has announced another record enrollment year. A total of 7,542 students are attending Cedarville this fall, including online. In 2025, Cedarville had a record-breaking 7,265 students. This represents a 3.8% increase between 2025 and 2026. This fallâs enrollment includes 1,289 first-year residential and online undergraduate students, 99 transfers and 1,633 new dual-enrolled students, Cedarville said in a press relea
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