Dominic's brand dispute flares Dayton Daily News, OH - Mark Fisher By Mark Fisher DAYTON — The attorney for former Dominic's owner Anne B. Mantia has asked a federal judge to seize the receipts from the first few days of business for the unnamed West Carrollton eatery managed by Mantia's stepdaughter, Christie Mantia, ... |
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Dominic's brand dispute flares - Dayton Daily News
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B3yond the Report 05.05.09 - 411mania.com
B3yond the Report 05.05.09 411mania.com, TX - Mark Salmela I just can't imagine it being anything other than a scarier Mad World in color *with monsters*. By the way I'm not a fan of Mad World. Tekken 6 has been announced to have console specific features. While some reports have said that there will not be ... |
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Friedman lays out climate change reality - abc7news.com
Friedman lays out climate change reality abc7news.com, CA - Heather Ishimaru, Heather Ishimaru Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty is on the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Board and he's chairman of the MTC. "Do you agree with Friedman that you can't have a revolution without somebody getting hurt?" asked ABC7's Heather Ishimaru. ... |
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Ohio high school girls basketball coach accused of sending obscene … - Cleveland News - Fox 8
Ohio high school girls basketball coach accused of sending obscene ... Cleveland News - Fox 8, Ohio By AP DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — A high school girls basketball coach in Dayton has been arrested and accused of sending obscene images over his computer to who he believed were underage females. Chaminade-Julienne High School coach Marc Greenberg was charged ... |
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Crime history - Arrest spurs Scopes evolution trial - Washington Examiner
Crime history - Arrest spurs Scopes evolution trial Washington Examiner, DC - Scott McCabe, Scott McCabe On this day, May 5, in 1925, John Scopes was arrested in Dayton, Tenn., for teaching evolution. The ensuing trial pitted two of the sharpest legal minds against each other and was a critical turning point in the creation vs. evolution controversy. ... Texas board revolutionized evolution education |
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Flu remains at bay locally, spreading worldwide - Springfield News Sun
Flu remains at bay locally, spreading worldwide Springfield News Sun, OH - Kelly Mori Ohio had three confirmed cases as of Monday: two in Franklin County and one in Lorain County, according to the Ohio Department of Health. The ODH reported 37 suspected cases, including one each in Greene and Montgomery counties. ... |
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Results negative on three area suspected swine flu cases - Dayton Daily News
Results negative on three area suspected swine flu cases Dayton Daily News, OH - Margo Rutledge Kissell, Larry Budd, Margo Rutledge Kissell By Margo Rutledge Kissell and Larry Budd Two of Montgomery County's three suspected cases of H1N1 flu were ruled out Monday, May 4, as was a suspected case in Warren County. That leaves one suspected case in Montgomery County and another in Greene ... Springboro student does not have Swine flu |
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Summit elections board deadlocks on cuts - Akron Beacon Journal
Summit elections board deadlocks on cuts Akron Beacon Journal, OH - Katie Byard, Katie Byard ''We're still approximately 30 percent higher than Montgomery County,'' which is similar in population size and number of registered voters, he said. Democratic board member Tim Gorbach said part-time workers would have to be hired to pick up some of ... |
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Dayton schools will get $7.1M from state in enrollment dispute - Dayton Daily News
Dayton schools will get $7.1M from state in enrollment dispute Dayton Daily News, OH - Anthony Gottschlich By Anthony Gottschlich DAYTON — Dayton Public Schools will receive $7.1 million from the state over the next two years under a settlement over disputed enrollment figures, the school district announced Monday, May 4. The settlement with the Ohio ... Dayton schools get $7.1M from Ohio in settlement Dayton Schools To Receive $7M From State Settlement |
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Dayton companies land state funds, creating 200 jobs - Bizjournals.com
Dayton companies land state funds, creating 200 jobs Bizjournals.com, NC The Ohio Department of Development awarded a $350000 grant to Greene County to build roads in Xenia, in preparation for Beavercreek-based Cornerstone Research Group to move into the city. The city of Xenia will construct a road that will connect two ... State approves grant for Xenia corporate expansion |
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