Jenilee Borek
Reporter at WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH)
Reporter/Multimedia Journalist | @dayton247now
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3 weeks ago |
dayton247now.com | Jenilee Borek
GREENE COUNTY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Cincinnati Bengals' rookies spent Friday a little further north than normal and visited Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Members of the United States Air Force and players all expressed they learned something from the experience. The day kicked off with the rookies getting a tour of the Military Working Dog facility and Air Force Research Laboratory where the football players learned about the work done at the base and the people that do it.
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3 weeks ago |
dayton247now.com | Jenilee Borek
GREENE COUNTY, Ohio (WKEF) -- Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) is continuing to treat water contaminated with PFAS. The military base gave a tour of two of the treatment sites that were deemed the most contaminated on Thursday. The sites make sure both groundwater and surface water are below the Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) that are set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. "We want to get in the field.
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dayton247now.com | Jenilee Borek
CENTERVILLE, Ohio (WKEF) -- Stubbs Park in Centerville reopened on Sunday after being closed since the fall of 2023 for major renovations. The total cost of the project was $8 million, and Dayton 24/7 Now learned the details about how it was funded. The vision and planning for the renovations started back in 2019. It was not until 2021 that architects were contacted and the plan started to become more solidified.
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3 weeks ago |
dayton247now.com | Jenilee Borek
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Dayton Dragons are going beyond baseball! The Minor League Baseball team introduced a new project, the Diamond Club event center, on Tuesday, June 3. "If you look at our first 25 years, we have had three generations of Dragons fans. We need to worry and prepare for and make sure this facility is ready for the next three generations of Dragons fans," Robert Murphy, the president of the Dayton Dragons said.
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1 month ago |
dayton247now.com | Jenilee Borek
MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 131 on Wednesday, May 28. It aims to ban law enforcement agencies from using quotas for arrests and citations. "Things have evolved in police work, luckily. We now strive to have positive contacts with citizens instead of, 'Oh, you rolled thru that stop sign. Here's your ticket,'" State Representative Phil Plummer (R-39th Dist.) said. The bill passed unanimously and is now waiting to be introduced in the state's Senate.
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