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Columbus Volunteers Are Replanting Tornado-Damaged Trees In Old North Dayton

WYSO Two United Methodist Disaster Team volunteers prep a tree for planting outside Walter Kley s home. The volunteers have been planting two types of Ohio native trees in the Old North Dayton area since the 2019 tornados. Members of the United Methodist Disaster Team have been driving from Columbus to Old North Dayton almost every month since the Memorial Day Tornadoes in 2019. They’ve been cleaning up and rebuilding areas that were hit the hardest. On the weekend of April 17, over a dozen volunteers met up in the Old North Dayton neighborhood to help replant some trees that were uprooted by the storms.

Longtime barber plans retirement with memories of clients, plans for adventures

Longtime barber plans retirement with memories of clients, plans for adventures Dayton.com 2 hrs ago © Provided by Dayton.com Dayton Popular barber Bob Bowman is cutting himself loose after a 60-year career. When he left Fairview High School, the native Daytonian went to Dayton Barber College, then got a job at a barber shop in the Miracle Lane Shopping Center on Salem Avenue, now long gone. He spent two years in the Army, one in Vietnam, before returning to Dayton to open his own shop. “I owned the building with two businesses at 614 North Main St., by White Allen Chevrolet, across from the Varsity Bowling Alley,” he said. “Bowman’s Hair Design was on one side, and the Chili King on the other – both were very popular and stayed busy.”

Dayton tornadoes: Mother, daughter return home

Dayton tornadoes: Mother, daughter return home Chris Stewart © Provided by Dayton Daily News Christine Creager, left and her daughter Kansas, express their emotions after moving back into their home on Macready Ave. that was destroyed by the 2019 Memorial Day tornados. Habitat for Humanity and the Miami Valley Long-Term Recovery Operations Group welcome the Creagers home Tuesday, March 16, 2021. MARSHALL GORBY/STAFF Three generations of a Dayton family are neighbors again, nearly two years after the 2019 Memorial Day tornados destroyed their Macready Avenue homes. Christine Creager and her daughter Kansas were welcomed back Tuesday to their rebuilt home next to Creager’s parents’ house.

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$1 1M to aid Old North Dayton levee that protects hundreds of businesses from flooding

$1.1M to aid Old North Dayton levee that protects hundreds of businesses from flooding Springfield News-Sun (Ohio) Feb. 4 A federal $1.1 million grant announced Thursday will help improve a levee that protects hundreds of businesses in Old North Dayton from flooding and provide the area with more recreation and transportation options. The Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding the grant to the Miami Conservancy District to upgrade the Greater Old North Dayton levee. This EDA investment will reduce flood risk from the Great Miami River for businesses, homes, and infrastructure and ensure long-term economic benefits to the Miami Valley region, said

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