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3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Sydney Dawes

The package also includes $350 billion for border security, deportations and national security. Also included is a $4 trillion increase to the nation’s $36 trillion debt limit, which the Treasury Department says is needed by this summer to pay the nation’s bills, AP reported. The bill met local pushback before passing in the House — U.S. Rep.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sydney Dawes

Jun. 5—A Huber Heights woman linked to the limited liability corporation Love Has Homes was sentenced on charges related to a quitclaim deed fraud scheme, days after the co-defendant in the case was convicted. Rosalyn Johnson, 40, pleaded guilty to charges of forgery, grand theft and telecommunications fraud in the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on Thursday. She received a prison sentence of three to four-and-a-half years, according to the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office.

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Sydney Dawes |Eileen McClory

These figures did not change after the recount at the Montgomery County Board of Elections on Thursday. Because of the narrow margin of votes, Ohio law required a recount, with an audit taking place the same day. Huber Heights City Schools Superintendent Jason Enix said the levy failing to pass is “unfortunate.” “It was so close, but I think it’s another really important indication for people to understand that every vote matters, and every vote is counted,” he said.

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Sydney Dawes

Roughly 25 of the state’s 147 dispensaries that are licensed to sell recreational cannabis are located in the Dayton region. Grace Bondy, spokesperson for Verano and Zen Leaf Dispensaries, said dispensaries welcome the change. Zen Leaf operates a Riverside location. “Allowing larger purchase quantities brings Ohio more in-line with neighboring states and mature cannabis markets, and is a win-win for consumers, businesses and the state,” said Bondy.

3 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Sydney Dawes

Housing that has opened to residents in southern Washington Twp. in recent years has experienced issues with water pressure, Montgomery County Environmental Services Director Matt Hilliard said. From late 2023 to Summer 2024, Montgomery County Environmental Services received numerous complaints related to water pressure in what they call the Walnut Grove Service area: the areas of Sheehan Road, Social Row and Dayton-Lebanon Pike. This includes showerheads and sprinklers trickling out little water.