CHS football coach John Puckett shared how Centerville shaped his coaching philosophy, the program’s focus on tough and thankful, and why developing young men matters more than wins and losses.
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CNO 2.0 met at Zink’s Meats and Fine Wines for an evening of socializing, upcoming social event announcements, and a review of recently approved grants.
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The University of Dayton Sinclair Academy provides students who begin at Sinclair Community College with a clear, affordable pathway to a University of Dayton Bachelor’s degree. Through aligned academic pathways, transparent costs, and strong employer connections, the program is helping students complete their education and remain in the Dayton region after graduation.
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Mayor Brooks Compton provided a State of the City update highlighting Centerville’s strong partnerships, recent accomplishments, and strategic priorities guiding the city’s continued growth and quality of life.
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Brady Kress, President and CEO of Dayton History, shared updates on new exhibits, recent milestones, and future plans at Carillon Historical Park
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With recent snowstorms as the backdrop, members reflected on their experiences during the Blizzard of 1978.
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Brandon Barrometti shared an overview of the Centerville High School band program, including its structure, major performances, and how community support helps meet ongoing needs.
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Committee chairs gave fast updates on the programs that support kids in Centerville and Washington Township, with dates, volunteer needs, and a few stats that show the scale of what the club funds each year.
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Lorelei Hagans-Floyd from the Montgomery County Solid Waste District explained what happens to our trash after pickup, why “away” is never really away, and the free and low-cost options residents can use for recycling, hazardous waste, tires, appliances, yard waste, and neighborhood cleanups.
Updates were shared on the Oratorical, Got Talent, and Essay Contests, along with an overview of Optimist 2.0 and ways members can get involved.
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