As far as neighborhood meetings go, Historic South Park usually brings 35-45 people out monthly to participate in the…
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South Park as the Catalyst for a Greater Dayton?
It’s nice to see a good news piece about our neighborhood , Historic South Park, as the cover story of the…
Dayton still makes business difficult
With massive vacancies in commercial space in Dayton (a banker from out of town told me that his people thought…
Dayton wins!
For all the bad news and naysayers- this one’s for you. I’ve even done my share of pointing out the flaws…
Dayton Grassroots Daily Show, v.11: ED/GE funds and Corporate Welfare
Greg Hunter and David Esrati talk about your tax dollars being donated to corporate America in the name of…
The little neighborhood that could: South Park and its home tour
The kids’ book about “the little engine that could” is a parable for the South Park neighborhood in…
Safety and you- and the rest of the story
Today the Dayton Daily News ran another article about the City Commission race. However, with their drop in…
Tonight: Last chance for Shakespeare, next Sat: Jazz Fest in South Park
If it doesn’t rain, tonight is your last chance to see “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” in South…
A Midsummers Night Dream- in Historic South Park.
When I talk about neighborhood self-determination, nothing can match the spirit of South Park which is presenting the…
Secret eats of South Park: the Shwarma is in
One of Dayton’s best kept secrets is a foodie paradise at the corner of Wayne and Keowee/Adams- tucked behind…
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