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Step up for a tour of the Dayton Walk of Fame and learn about Dayton’s remarkable women Lisa Powell
Take a stroll through Dayton’s Wright Dunbar neighborhood for a lesson in local women’s history.
The Dayton Region’s Walk of Fame, located on the sidewalks on both sides of West Third Street between Shannon and Broadway Streets and on Williams Street, is covered in granite pavers commemorating the people who helped made the community great.
The women who have been honored are inspiring. © Provided by Dayton Daily News Dayton Daily News
Nancy Horlacher, a retired history specialist at Dayton Metro Library and an advisor for the walk, created a biographical presentation celebrating the distinguished women honored there.
Stillwater-riverOhioUnited-statesOakwoodRoosevelt-high-schoolYellow-springsCox-arboretumCentervilleBrazilDayton-art-instituteUniversity-of-daytonUniversity-of-cincinnatiIn memoriam: George Strauss, 1923-2020, an icon in the field of industrial relations
A professor at the Haas School of Business, Strauss’s professional life centered around the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment. He was involved with the Berkeley Coop.
George and Helene Strauss in 2001. Photo: Strauss family.
George Strauss, age 97, passed away peacefully on Nov. 28 from non-COVID-19 causes at home in Berkeley. Raised on Staten Island, George was deeply affected by the hardships of the Great Depression and the plight of the working man, a lifelong concern that shaped his professional choices and his outstanding career at the University of California at Berkeley.
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