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    Eclipse Leavy, of Laughing Fox Metacine, leads a yoga class in front of 416 Diner in the Oregon District. CONTRIBUTED/DEBBIE JUNIEWICZ
    Lifestyles
    Out on 5th a new destination for outdoor fitness
    The Kids of Widney High are a group of singer-songwriters with developmental disabilties that formed a rock band. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Actress praises local author’s book based on a real-life rock band up...
    Nashville-based GreenPal allows homeowners to find local, pre-screened lawn and snow removal professionals.
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    On-demand lawn care, snow removal app launches in Dayton
    El Meson has announced plans for the launch of a new video streaming subscription service — “Viva La Vida, A Recipe for Life." CONTRIBUTED
    Restaurants & Dining
    El Meson to share its ‘recipe for life’ with Daytonians
    El Meson, 903 E. Dixie Drive in West Carollton, is celebrated its 40th anniversary two-day weekend blowout. Herman and Gloria Castro opened the restaurant to the public July 15, 1978, as the Pizza Queen. TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
    Restaurants & Dining
    El Meson launches new streaming video service with cooking lessons, more
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending trick-or-treaters stay at home this year
    Lifestyles
    CDC: Stay at home this Halloween, trick-or-treaters
    Chris’s Critters: Songs at Aullwood Audubon posts each week at 3 p.m. on the center’s Facebook page. The videos combine catchy tunes, farm animals and the occasional wacky costume, to teach viewers of all ages about the natural world. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Meet the dancing Red Fox! Aullwood Audubon’s catchy music videos to to...
    Dayton Goat Yoga
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    Unwind with escape to 'secret’ hideaway for goat yoga, outdoor fitness
    A resident at StoryPoint Troy snuggles up on a puppy a part of the puppy program, where staff bring in their beloved friends for bonding with residents. CONTRIBUTED
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    Seniors get a dose of puppy love to help cure blues during pandemic
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    Restaurants & Dining
    The most extraordinary burgers in Dayton
    Allen Wolf with his newly released version of "You're Pulling My Leg!"
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    Daytonian turned LA-based filmmaker releases game to bring needed...
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    Dayton funk pioneers honored with historical marker
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    Meet the man who’s been grilling up delicious wings, ribs and fish at...
    The Muse Machine has received a $50,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO BY DANIELLE NAPLES
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    Muse Machine one of three Ohio arts education groups to receive NEA...
    Alexis (from left), Bentley and Chloe Becker eat lunch during their break from school. Their mom, Tiffany plans their meals a week in advance to save prep time. CONTRIBUTED
    Lifestyles
    A week’s worth of lunch, snack ideas for school at school or school at...
    Brian Andzik, organizer of the Italian Fall Festa, busy making Italian staples for this year's drive-thru event.
    Daytonian of the Week
    Our Daytonian of the Week has spent nearly two decades organizing one...
    Moussaka, a layered dish of lamb, eggplants, and potatoes topped with a bechamel sauce, is photographed in the Post-Dispatch studio Wednesday, June 27, 2018. (Ryan Michalesko/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS)
    Lifestyles
    Greek recipes to keep the celebration going at home
    Thousands of trees were destroyed in the Memorial Day tornadoes including a large number at Wegerzyn Garden MetroPark in Dayton. STAFF/AMELIA ROBINSON
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    Thousands of trees to be given to tornado victims this weekend. How to...
    The Dayton Holiday Festival committee is searching for a tree that will be the centerpiece of Courthouse Square this holiday season. It will be decorated with more than 50,000 lights. PHOTO / Downtown Dayton Partnership
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    The search is on for the ‘perfect tree’ for downtown Dayton
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