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Local groups in Dayton came together on Thursday to mark National Homeless Persons Memorial Day. Activists and community members honored those who experienced homelessness and died this past year.
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'It's a gut shot' Springfield commission votes to demolish Villager Inn meant to be homeless shelterThe Springfield City Commission voted to demolish the former Villager Inn motel.
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Montgomery County has released the results for the annual point-in-time count or PIT. This year, the county says there was a 20% increase from 2020 in the number of unsheltered people in the region.
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Daybreak Dayton, Miami Valley's only 24-hour crisis hotline and emergency youth shelter, has announced Alisha Murray as its new CEO. WYSO interviewed Alisha Murray about tackling youth homelessness and her plans for 2023.
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This week, the city of Dayton hosted several events to address homelessness and housing justice. The events included an art exhibit, and an annual housing symposium hosted by the University of Dayton.
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One of the Amber Alert babies dies; Counting the homeless in the cold night; Time to renew dog Licenses; Concrete plant wants to dump in Little Miami River; Bengals Lose to Chiefs
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Montgomery County Homeless Solutions conducted its annual point-in-time count of unhoused people overnight Thursday. Volunteers from several local organizations gathered at 3:30 a.m. to count the local unhoused population.
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Homelessness Memorial and Bad Weather; Search for Missing Infant Continues; Vaccination Rates Study; Keeping Kids Warm in Cold Weather
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A large winter storm is expected to hit the Miami Valley Thursday night. The inclement conditions could be dangerous for all, but especially for those experiencing homelessness.
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On Wednesday, which was the longest night of the year and the first day of winter, locals and local officials gathered in Courthouse Square in Dayton to hold a vigil in honor of National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day to remember those who have experienced or died while experiencing homelessness.
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Springfield's First Female Police Chief; UD Engineering Class Tackles Homelessness; New Honda Hydrogen Hybrid Built in Ohio; Movie-Making in Morrow
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A new engineering class at the University of Dayton is looking to harness its math skills to solve a complicated issue – homelessness. The class, called Engineering Systems for the Common Good, will work with Montgomery County Homeless Solutions to help accomplish this goal.