There are several letters to the editor about the residency rule today- and one suggests that the city actually try to hire from within our own population instead of a national search. Why not? I’m always quite amazed at what local companies are willing to pay “consultants” from other markets- while unwilling to pay local Read More
When I was 16 my best friend’s Mom was the Mayor of the city. One night, he did something really stupid- he went and ran over 29 stop signs in his Mom’s station wagon. He probably would have run over more, but one of the signs tore a hole in the transmission and the car Read More
So if you think this is a strange title for a post- it’s just a way to demonstrate that blogs are the next big thing- and old media isn’t. My friend Kristen, who I’ve taken Pilates with at the Downtown YMCA for the last 3 years, was looking for “Where to get baklava in Dayton” Read More
It has been my observation that the tone of the local paper has much to do with the economic vitality of a city. When a community has a forward thinking, optimistic paper, it seems to create an environment for positive growth.
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