prolog: A word that people bandy about when they bring my name up is “crazy.” That is until they actually know me. Unfortunately, I’m cursed with something that isn’t valued much in Dayton- a very high IQ. It’s one of those things that I don’t care about, but what I do care about is my Read More
Note: This post is long. It’s a Sunday morning, New York Times Magazine type piece, that tries to bring some of Dayton’s recent development history into perspective compared to what Mayor John Fetterman has done in Braddock, Pa., star of international attention. Please set aside 10 minutes to digest it. Dayton, Ohio, is the capital Read More
After this week, my credibility on building community online may be a little tarnished, (however unique daily visitors have gone up considerably) but, this event was scheduled long before: Are you interested in new ideas that you can use to engage your online community to grow your business? The August 2012 New Media Dayton 2nd Read More
On Friday I went to the annual meeting of the extra-tax to save downtown organization- I mean the Downtown Dayton Partnership presentation of the update on the “Downtown Dayton Plan.” It seems the last year has been spent quietly raising $3.8 million for the paddle boat run- and not much else. Now, it’s up to Read More
Last night, we had yet another candidates’ night that was well attended. The people in Greene County not only have a lot more choice in candidates for office, but they come out to see and hear from them. Maybe it’s because the party doesn’t try to interfere with primaries by endorsing (Montgomery County Democratic Party Read More
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