"Plans by Five Rivers MetroParks had been to start work this fall on the RiverScape River Run during the low-water season."But not any more. What could go wrong? Keep an eye on the price tag. I bet taxpayer money ends up paying for this yet.
Sixth grader dead at Xenia school, possibly from hanging. School locked down.
Now lack of regulation of pellet guns is supposedly dangerous. This is another apology for the Beavercreek Walmart shooting.
Dayton considering changes to water protection regulations.
"The new plan calls for shrinking the protected area above the Great Miami Buried Valley Aquifer by about 40 percent. The change would benefit 244 businesses by placing them outside the plan area, removing some development and chemical storage restrictions. For the 197 businesses remaining in the protected area, rules would become stricter and fines for violators could reach $500 a day. The proposal also prohibits more land uses, including vehicle fueling stations, outdoor salt piles, junkyards, and chemical manufacturing plants."No gas stations?
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