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Clark, Champaign residents share concerns about Grid Growth transmission line project (opens the original)
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A company is attempting to meet Ohio’s increasing energy needs through a multi-county transmission project, though some residents are concerned about how the project could affect their properties. Grid Growth Ventures is a partnership between First Energy and Transource Energy. Regional grid operator PJM Interconnection awarded Grid Growth a power line project in February. The project aims to create 220 miles of power line from Guernsey County through the Ohio-Indiana border and into Indiana. Th
Ohio advocates hope data plus relationships will equal better health for moms and babies (opens the original)
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Ohio has made progress over the years to keep babies from dying preventable deaths. But there are still persistent barriers. The goal of Ohio's newest initiative to promote infant health, called Partner for Change, is to make progress by listening to families, following the data, and replicating a Cincinnati approach credited with saving lives. At a recent update, hosted by Groundwork Ohio, advocates shared that they are hopeful for change. According to the most recent available report from the
Storm damage assistance offered for Kettering, Springfield residents; DeWine declares emergency (opens the original)
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The recent severe weather has prompted Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to declare a state of emergency for 19 counties, including several in Southwest Ohio. They include Greene, Montgomery, and Preble counties. DeWine said in a statement that significant flooding and damage has been observed in parts of Ohio from recent storms. The governor’s office says the proclamation directs all relevant State of Ohio departments and agencies to lend their services, equipment, supplies, and personnel as necessary to a
New evidence-based literacy tutoring center opens in Montgomery County (opens the original)
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The Montgomery County Educational Service Center is establishing new K-12 literacy tutoring services at its Language and Literacy Center. The MCESC offers educational services to schools and families across the Dayton area. The Language and Literacy Center, located at 2350 Wilmington Pike in Dayton, offers literacy tutoring and support, including specialized support for students with reading difficulties. The new services connect students with literacy professionals who can offer structured tuto
Dayton Regional STEM Schools announce expansion to add manufacturing science center (opens the original)
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The Dayton Regional STEM Schools announced plans this week for a 11,000-square-foot addition to the middle and high school building. That expansion will become the Larry R. and Elaine A. Dosser Center for Manufacturing Sciences, which is meant to expose students to science, engineering, and manufacturing challenges. Construction on the expansion is set to begin in fall 2026. The center is anticipated to open during the 2027-2028 school year. In addition to collaboration and presentation spaces,
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