I sat on the lawn of the Levitt Pavilion last week listening to a free concert- in the shadow of what was once the premier hotel in Downtown Dayton- it’s currently vacant. The Crowne Plaza was home to many banquets, events, a really nice rooftop restaurant with a stunning view of the sunsets- and a Read More
Esrati details the saga of corruption behind the “culture of corruption” case in Dayton that only targeted black men despite clear evidence that the worst perpetrators got away scot-free.
We know Nan Whaley has no problem running for Governor right after being elected Mayor. She did it 4 years ago. This time, she’d taken out petitions- and planned to run again. Considering her fat campaign fund, most people were scared to challenge her. It’s why she ran un-opposed last time. So when she pulled Read More
Full disclosure, I first met, and started to do work for Brian Higgins around 2010, when he opened the Sidebar, first in the 130 W. 2nd tower, and then in the old Pacchia location in the Oregon District. He is a fellow veteran, paratrooper, and one of my closest friends. That being said, I’m as Read More
After the debacle of Wall Streets epic fail leading to the 2009 economic crash, the government forced the consolidation of banks with standards that included a “stress test” to make sure none of them were “too big to fail” and other nonsense. The fed’s choice to bail out the banks and the insurers who created Read More
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