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The Dayton Daily News- or Day-Old news as I prefer to call it, launched a new iPad app (epaper)  this week. Gone is the sidebar when you launch it with more recent news. All it provides is a new way to look at the print edition- with more ads. Now when you click into the […]

I filed a lawsuit to stop an illegal meeting of an illegal committee to tour school buildings to close. I was ready on Feb 7 in court to hear and try the case. It’s not that complicated, and the most the law states I’m entitled to is $500 measly dollars. The filing fee was $330.50. […]

The judge, Michael Krumholtz, spent a ton of time reviewing video, that DPS wouldn’t make public. In the end, he said this: The fate of the Dunbar Varsity Boys’ Basketball team in this year’s OHSAA state tournament should be decided on the court and not in the courthouse. Accordingly, the Court hereby GRANTS Plaintiff’s Motion […]

The Ohio High School Athletics Association sent a clear signal to Dayton Public Schools last year after they identified DPS District Athletic Director Mark Baker as the linchpin to the attempt to throw the Dunbar/Belmont football game. Instead of letting Baker go, and moving forward, DPS under former Superintendent Rhonda Corr, dug its heals in […]

The 2nd Street market has had a staple since it started- fresh, hot bread, from Rahn’s Artisan Breads. Until today. full disclosure- I’ve been friends with Rahn since College at Wright State, and my firm, The Next Wave does work for him. The Montgomery County Combined Health District decided to throw their weight around and […]