Kathryn Mobley

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Online dashboards let Dayton residents track city spending

By: Kathryn Mobley

Dayton residents can track how city leaders are spending tax dollars and other funding sources using online dashboards.

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Pierre Damas Bel memorial: Haitian student 'deserves to be remembered for more than the tragedy'

By: Kathryn Mobley

More than 200 people gathered at St. John Missionary Baptist Church in Springfield today to honor the life of Pierre Damas Bel.

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Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by Springfield ICE observer against seven agents

By: Kathryn Mobley

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Springfield ICE observer against seven unnamed ICE agents.

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Central State will vote in Xenia, not on campus, after polling location changes

By: Kathryn Mobley

In September, the college's main campus was annexed by the city of Xenia. Because of that change, this midterm the students will cast their ballots in the city.

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Central State students will vote in Xenia after annexation changes polling location

By: Kathryn Mobley

In past elections, Central State University students voted across the street on the campus of Wilberforce University.

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Montgomery County is home to a disproportionate number of youth group homes

By: Kathryn Mobley

Montgomery County is home to more than a third of the state's youth group homes. That's more than any other Ohio county.

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Yellow Springs cinematographer contributes to PBS documentary on Haitians in Springfield

By: Kathryn Mobley

A PBS Frontline documentary on the experiences of Haitians in Springfield will debut Tuesday, and a local filmmaker helped shoot it.

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Activists march from Springfield to Columbus demanding permanent protection for Haitians

By: Kathryn Mobley

A group of activists are marching the 45 miles from Springfield to Columbus, seeking to urge Ohio politicians to use their influence to help Haitian immigrants.

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Piqua special recall election has its roots in a data center dispute

By: Kathryn Mobley

A special recall election is underway in the city of Piqua. A group of residents initiated an effort to recall three of the city's five commissioners.

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Dayton Chamber opposes Dayton Public Schools tax levy on November ballot

By: Kathryn Mobley

Dayton Public Schools has a new proposed levy midterm ballot. If passed, it would annually generate $14.7 million.