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Tee Off for Youth Golf Classic Check Presentation to Dayton Children’s Hospital

Adam Blanchard of the Dayton Children’s Hospital Foundation showed members how the Tom Frazier Tee Off for Youth Golf Classic reaches children and families, from treatment far from home to a new mental health patient assistance fund the club started, and the Golf Committee presented this year’s check.

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The Golden Lamb’s John Zimkus: Presidents, Dickens, and the Miami That Almost Was

John Zimkus, Historian for the Golden Lamb and for the Warren County Historical Society’s Harmon Museum, traced Ohio’s most famous inn from a four dollar tavern license in 1803 through Charles Dickens, 12 U.S. presidents, and the two ghosts said to be there still. He also explained why Miami University was very nearly built in Lebanon.

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Alter’s Chris Hart: We Rise by Lifting Others Up

Recently retired Alter High School Athletic Director and Girls Basketball Coach Chris Hart traced the people who lifted her up, from a Kettering camp coach to the trainer who saved her playing career, and how she spent 32 years paying it forward. Centerville High School students also brought the Spirit Chain to lunch, and Doug Sorrell auctioned off three Voss detailing packages for the kids.

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How the Dayton Development Coalition Brings Jobs to the Region

The Dayton Development Coalition works to attract, expand, and retain jobs across the twelve counties of the Dayton Region. Julie Sullivan, Executive Vice President of Regional Development, elaborates on their impact, from the Electra Aero plant coming to Springfield to the continued growth of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

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