In my June 20th post, I reviewed the sites of the 6 choices voters have for Dayton Mayor and Commission for an indication of what they would spend $138M windfall from the feds on. Their answers, with the exception of Turner Sloss’s were almost non-existent. To start, identify the problem: what strategic play should Dayton Read More
Shutting down the 2nd Street market wasn’t a brilliant idea. Local farmers depended on a place to sell their eggs and meat. For some people, they depend on it. Where else but The Chef Case can you get all gluten free food? Why put those restaurants out of business while allowing others to stay open Read More
Same disclosure as before: Full disclosure: Joey Williams and I first met on the campaign trail when I was running for Mayor to unseat Richard Clay Dixon and he was running for school board. I consider Joey a friend. I’ve watched him get married, his kids grow up, and his career do exactly what he Read More
I had planned to publish this on Jan 1, 2020, but, didn’t get around to it. So, now I’m editing and adding… and finally posting. 2019 had to go down as the shittiest year ever since the flood in Dayton. We had the Strike, the Klan, the Indictments, the Tornadoes, the Shooting, more Indictments. We’d Read More
The buildings are in turmoil. Libby Lolli’s last minute deck chair re-arrangement experiment is failing. Bad. Shuffling most of the building leadership has caused schools that were previously running moderately well- are now in chaos. Most significantly is Thurgood Marshall High School, where Sharon Goins used to run a pretty tight ship. Teachers assaulted, arrested, Read More
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