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    Dayton visual artist Caitlin Cartwright
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    Daytonian of the Week: Caitlin Cartwright makes an impact through her...
    Kate Edmondson is the owner and executive director of  tend & flourish, 1906 Brown St. in Dayton. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Daytonian of the Week: My goal is to be a ‘resource for women in my...
    Estelle Gibson presenting at TEDx Dayton
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    Local accountant Estelle Gibson’s financial independence message goes...
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    Daytonian of the Week: Neah Rainey never stopped feeding people after...
    This week, Donna Wilkerson, director of the First Place Food Pantry, which has been charged with helping hundreds of people in the Miami Valley throughout the coronavirus pandemic, is our Daytonian of the Week.
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    Our Daytonian of the Week has helped thousands of Miami County fight...
    Dawne Dewey is Head of Special Collections and Archives, Wright State University.
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    Tom Hanks once took something from Dawne Dewey — or did he?
    Bob Byers, owner of Carmel's Restaurant and The Somewhere Lounge in Dayton.
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    Restaurant owner Bob Byers adapts to survive, as he has for 36 years...
    McPherson Town Historic District neighborhood resident Donna LaChance led more than 25 people of all ages in a game of outdoor Simon Says. LISA POWELL / STAFF
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    Daytonian of the Week: Neighborhood ‘cruise director’ lifts spirits...
    Brad Measel is co-founder of Flat Rock Spirits/Stillrights Distillery in Bath Twp. 2015 file photo by LISA POWELL / STAFF
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    Our Daytonian of the Week stepped up big-time during the coronavirus...
    Aimee Noel is a recipient of this year’s Ohio Arts Council’s 2020 Individual Excellence Award for poetry. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Daytonian of the Week Aimee Noel writes poetry to reveal
    Eunice Kim and Steve Crandall, founders of Flyboys Deli
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    Founders of Flyboys Deli open up on how restaurant was born
    Sugarcreek Twp. resident Nichole Smith, the programming director of Pink Ribbon Girls, is Dayton of the Week. She is pictured with her husband, Adam.
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    Nick Kizirnis will celebrated his first new release in five years at the Yellow Cab Tavern this year. CONTRIBUTED
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    Daytonian of the Week Nick Kizirnis picked up his first guitar as a it...
    Leah Byrd, creator of "Hot and Bothered" and other local projects, is our Daytonian of the Week.
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    Our Daytonian of the Week wishes for a better, more inclusive Dayton
    Dayton promoter Tommy Owens Jr. (man in striped shirt) is pictured with former winners and participants in the Family Affair Talent Show. The other adults in the photo are comedian Faizon Love and Ohio Rep. Fred Strahorn, D-Dayton.
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    Daytonian of the Week Tommy Owens: ‘Our kids are amazing’
    Joe Rieser and Laurie Winans Reiser, owners of Winans Chocolates + Coffees
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    Winans Chocolates + Coffees now owned by 4th generation, and it’s...
    Our Daytonian of the Week is Rusty Harden, an artist and teacher based in Tipp City.
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    Meet the artist who has transformed the creative community in Tipp City
    Megan Smith is the founder of St. Anne the Tart. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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    Meet the woman who founded St. Anne the Tart and made ‘the greater a...
    Community members identified more than 100 residents who stepped up to help others in the wake of the mass shootings and tornadoes.
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    Here are the Top 10 ‘Daytonians of the Week’ of 2019
    The owners of Heart Mercantile became symbols of Dayton's strength in 2019. They are Kait Gilcher, Amanda Hensler Carly Short and Brittany Smith.
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    These women helped Dayton show its ‘HEART’ in 2019
    Tiffany Clark (left) and Leslea Hipp (right) of the Mural Machine is creating a mural of cats on the side of Lily’s Bistro in Dayton’s Oregon District. People who pay a fee will be able to submit pictures of their cats for a realistic paintings on the west side of the restaurant. The project is a fundraiser for local groups dedicated to animal welfare. So far 40 cats are committed to the project and there is room for 85 feline portraits. LISA POWELL / STAFF
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    Meet the woman who has created 100 murals for Dayton
    Joe Castellano is the owner of the Amber Rose Restaurant and Catering, a Dayton institution specializing in homemade Eastern European cuisine. LISA POWELL / STAFF
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    This restaurateur started busing tables at 15. Now he owns the Amber...
    Reuben Pelayo, owner of El Somberero in Troy, is known for his giving to the community at Thanksgiving and all year round. JIM WITMER / STAFF
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    Daytonian of the Week: El Sombrero owner hosts 25 years of free...
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