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Longtime Dayton resident from Rwanda indicted for concealing alleged role as perpetrator of genocide
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daytondailynews.com | Aimee Hancock
Nzigiyimfura, also known as Vincent Mfura, 65, of Dayton, is alleged to have participated in the genocide that took place between April and July 1994. It involved members of Rwanda’s majority Hutu population killing an estimated 500,000 to 800,000 of the county’s minority Tutsi ethnic group, and moderate Hutus, court records show.
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2 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Aimee Hancock
Gore first announced the possibility of a second music venue in the blossoming Executive Boulevard area nearly a year ago. More concrete plans were shared Monday, including that the venue will accommodate up to 3,500 guests and will feature performance spaces, VIP lounges, bars, concessions, and “flexible configurations” to host private events and corporate functions, along with concerts.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Aimee Hancock
Jun. 5—Petitions with nearly 600 signatures calling for a referendum vote on a Vandalia housing development have been ruled legally insufficient by the city of Vandalia despite a recommendation to the contrary by the Montgomery County Board of Elections. A group of Vandalia residents earlier this year formed a committee to petition for a public Election Day vote on a 167-home development planned at 7848 S.
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3 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Aimee Hancock
Using petition forms provided by the city of Vandalia, the resident group collected a total of 797 signatures, 683 of which were initially found to be valid by the Board of Elections in April — in excess of the 547 total votes required to get the issue on the ballot. But the petition forms the city provided contained critical errors, including the omission of mandatory legal statements to which the petition’s circulator must agree, as required by Ohio election law.
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3 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Aimee Hancock
Soon after, the city of Trotwood made public on its Facebook page a letter opposing any notion of locating a proposed state mental health facility in Trotwood or on the former Hara Arena site. Despite the fact that Heitz has indicated a state purchase of the property for redevelopment as a mental health facility is far from imminent, if it happens at all, Mayor Page expressed in her letter frustration that the city has not been included in any discussions.
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