Early voting starts Tuesday, Oct. 7, but in Dayton that also means the dirty tricks season begins. From attack mailers t…
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The Dayton Education Association is letting the dog eat their homework
The Dayton Education Association (DEA) recently endorsed candidates for the Dayton Public Schools Board and took the rar…
When politicians cost you money
Dayton Public Schools just beat back a state law cooked up by Phil Plummer and Tom Young that would have punished only M…
If there is no news in it, is it still a “newspaper”
The Dayton Daily News has become a shadow of a real newspaper—short on resources, institutional knowledge, and timely …
All the news you don’t get anywhere else- briefly
Esrati.com once again scooped Dayton’s local media, exposing who will take the fall for Montgomery County Jail’s fai…
The new hospital Dayton needs, may not be the one the Clergy Coalition is trying to build
After the destruction of Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton faces a crisis not just of care, but of control. Rather than fu…
Mike Foley is why American’s no longer trust the government
Montgomery County Clerk of Courts Mike Foley pleaded no contest to two criminal charges—then tried to walk it back. De…
The high cost of keeping Dayton’s Culture of Corruption in power
Dayton’s political machine keeps humming—propped up by no-bid contracts, incestuous hires, secretive elections, and …
Emergency for Whom? Inside Dayton’s Latest Dirty Deal
Dayton’s latest emergency ordinance fast-tracks the $1.4M purchase of two crumbling downtown properties from political…
Why the new police station downtown is a rush job
Dayton’s plan for a new downtown police station raises serious questions about backroom deals, inflated costs, and pol…
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