Jen Balduf
Staff Writer at Dayton Daily News
Ohio University graduate, serves on the breaking news team at the Dayton Daily News. Formerly reporter, copy editor and night editor at the Journal-News.
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1 week ago |
daytondailynews.com | Jen Balduf
“They have failed to get a license and have refused to get a license,” said Health Commissioner Duane Stansbury. For the last five years, the Kilpatricks have been selling organic fruit and vegetables — which are grown, harvested, cleaned and prepared on site — along with frozen meat, eggs, dairy products and other items from vendors through a private membership association with more than 3,000 members, according to the farm’s website.
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daytondailynews.com | Jen Balduf
The memorial includes one oak tree planted for each of the more than 100 people from Montgomery County who lost their lives during World War 1. The masonry entrance was damaged during a storm last fall when a large limb fell from one of the massive oak trees. It landed across both sides of the entrance and knocked out a large part of the masonry, Cunningham said.
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daytondailynews.com | Jen Balduf
The business park on the north side of Kettering — the former Gentile Air Force Station — is home to nearly 2,500 employees and is one of the two largest employment centers in Kettering, along with Miami Valley Research Park that also stretches into Beavercreek.
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2 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Jen Balduf
“When an employer comes to us and wants to add a designer to their staff, we do a really good job of helping them to find a candidate that will work well in their culture. And because we know our students and grads so well, we do that in a really efficient way,” she said. Just last month, The Modern was named one of the top graphic design schools or programs for 2025 by Graphic Design USA. It marked the 14th consecutive year the college has earned the designation.
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2 weeks ago |
daytondailynews.com | Jen Balduf
“Aggregating energy supplies for our citizens and small businesses by taking advantage of increased buying power provides opportunities to potentially secure a lower price than an individual or small business shopping on their own,” Kettering City Manager Matt Greeson said. Ohio law allows local governments to form aggregated buying groups to negotiate competitive rates for electricity and natural gas. These programs are voluntary, and participants can opt out any time without penalty.
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