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Clark County reports human cases of West Nile, animal case of rabies (opens the original)
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Clark County is investigating two infectious diseases including a human case of West Nile virus and a case of rabies in a bat. The human West Nile virus case is on the southern side of Elmwood Place in Springfield, while the rabid bat was found in the village of Medway in Bethel Township. Both cases of infectious disease are making their first appearance since 2021 in the county. West Nile virus is spread by infected mosquitoes that bite humans and rabies can be transmitted to humans by a variet
UD researchers find local farms attract more pollinators with native plants than man-made hives (opens the original)
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Farmers in and around Dayton might be relying on a less effective method of pollinator attraction. While having honeybee hives can help produce honey and keep purchased bees on a property, a study by the University of Dayton found that it does not attract other bees. The university conducted its study in 2023 on 18, privately-owned farms in the area, focusing on farmers in cities or the transitional areas between cities and rural territories. "University of Dayton has close connections with a lo
Montgomery County Fair asks community for ideas to cut costs and increase attendance (opens the original)
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The Montgomery County Fair is looking for new ways to make its annual summer event more attractive to the community. This comes as the local fair has struggled with financial uncertainty and lower attendance rates over recent years. Admission income from the three last years dropped from a high of $172,000 to $88,000. The Montgomery County Ag Society puts on the county fair each summer to promote local agriculture and bring community members together for exhibitions, food, fair rides and enterta
Dayton to settle for $56,000 in lawsuit over arrest for feeding homeless without permit (opens the original)
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The city if Dayton is closing out a two-year legal battle, which started after a volunteer with Nourish Our Neighbors was handcuffed and arrested for feeding a homeless man in Courthouse Square. Pacific Legal Foundation, which worked the local nonprofit's case pro bono, argued the arrest violated the volunteer's constitutional rights. The nonprofit's lawyers say the city is offering $56,000 to settle the case, covering legal fees. The city of Dayton declined to comment on the settlement. The arr
Dayton summit supporting food start-ups trying to make it in a tough industry (opens the original)
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It's tough out there for food start-ups trying to make it. But there's a growing support ecosystem in Dayton of food entrepreneurs leaning on each other. The latest example is a food summit — which founders hope to make an annual event — where professionals came together at the Dayton Arcade. WYSO was there for this event to hear from entrepreneurs in their own words about their businesses and what it takes to succeed. The 6888 Kitchen Incubator, based at the Dayton Arcade, organized the "From S
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