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Analysis: 'I'm Not A Millionaire': Nan Whaley Tries To Set Herself Apart In Ohio Governor's Race

Where do abandoned bikes on campus go?

Where do abandoned bikes on campus go? Photo by Michael John Lo. If you leave your bike on campus for too long, it might end up in Belarus.  Up to 50 to 100 bikes are abandoned annually on campus. The university says the number of abandoned bikes have decreased amid COVID-19. But with the continued closure of SPOKES which previously upcycled abandoned campus bikes to UVic students they now have to find international homes. According to UVic media relations, Campus Security collects abandoned bikes, which are then donated to a local charity that fixes them up and sends them overseas. But as the Martlet discovered, it’s a little more complicated than that: depending on when a bike gets abandoned on campus, it could’ve been sold at police auction, passed along to SPOKES for a new cohort of bike-borrowing students, or simply ‘disposed of.’

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Nan Whaley: Dayton mayor enters race to unseat Mike DeWine

Whaley gained national attention for how she led Dayton after a 24-year-old gunman killed nine people and injured 27 others in a 32-second rampage through a crowded entertainment district on Aug. 4, 2019. Whaley enters a race that already includes Cincinnati mayor John Cranley, who is also running for the Democratic nomination. The winner would likely challenge incumbent governor, Mike DeWine.  Cranley told the Cincinnati Enquirer that he doesn’t expect the primary race to be ugly, saying “I have great respect for Nan…” Here are five things to know about the Dayton mayor. What is Nan Whaley s background? Nan Whaley was born in Indiana in 1976, growing up in Mooresville, a suburb of Indianapolis. She has lived in Ohio since moving to Dayton at age 18 to attend the University of Dayton, from which she graduated in 1998 with a chemistry degree. She also holds a Master’s of Public Administration from Wright State University. 

Analysis: Will Nan Whaley Run For Governor Of Ohio? She Certainly Has The Motivation

4:34 Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, who announced early Wednesday morning that she would not be running for a third term as mayor this year, has exactly that when it comes to the prospect of running for Ohio governor in 2022. Whaley spoke with me shortly after putting out that video tweet announcing that she would be giving up the office she has held since 2013. Today, I m announcing that I will not be running for re-election. I believe we have turned a corner in Dayton. This is the best job I have ever had, but I believe our city can only continue to grow if we give space and opportunity to new leaders and new ideas. pic.twitter.com/WjilqA1wty