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Wine Party in the Park this Sunday

Wine Party in the Park this Sunday

Dayton's Annual Premier Wine & Gourmet Food Festival is this Sunday afternoon, from 1-4pm at Carillon Park. Advance tickets are available for $60 at Arrow Wine, Cuvee, Rumbleseat and Bruning's Wine Cellar, or you can purchase online and print your own ticket.  If you're waiting to see what the weather is like on Sunday, tickets will be available at the park for $70.  Your ticket includes your tastes, a souvenir wine glass as well as a beer glass. The original “Party ...

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Milano's: A Dayton Food Adventure

Milano’s: A Dayton Food Adventure

Atlantic City style subs that would make Snooki proud and Pizza loved by many locals.  This is today's Milano's.  But, Dayton Originals like Superfry & the Big Ragu remember when there was only one Milano's on Brown Street.   Purists will tell you, the subs tasted better then, because the old ovens were 'seasoned' from years of spices burnt into the baking area.  Whether you love the "old school, dirty Milano's", or the "clean, modern Milano's", you can't deny that ...

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WYSO ReInvention Stories: Shane Anderson

WYSO ReInvention Stories: Shane Anderson

    This week on ReInvention Stories we meet Shane Anderson, owner of Ghostlight Coffee on Wayne Avenue in South Park. Growing up, Anderson was a band kid. In high school, he dreamed of becoming a band director, which, he did. Anderson was a band director and music teacher for fourteen years. Most of that time was spent at Miami East High School and Vandalia-Butler High School. But he had another dream, of one day running a coffee shop. And he wanted to ...

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Bicycle Infrastructure - Is the City of Dayton On The Right Path?

Bicycle Infrastructure – Is the City of Dayton On The Right Path?

In 1976 the City of Dayton built the first eight miles of multi-use paths along the Great Miami River, setting the base for the trail system we have today (City of Dayton 3). This first step was followed by efforts to extend the trail network and to make the community more bike-friendly. The hard work paid off in May 2010. The League of American Bicyclists awarded Dayton with the Bronze Medal for bicycle-friendliness. On their homepage the League names one of the reasons for the ...

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Wine Party in the Park this Sunday

Wine Party in the Park this

Thu May 16, 2013
By Lisa Grigsby
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Milano’s: A Dayton Food Adventure

Milano's: A Dayton Food Adventure

Thu May 16, 2013
By Food Adventures with Superfry and the Big Ragu
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WYSO ReInvention Stories: Shane Anderson

WYSO ReInvention Stories: Shane Anderson

Wed May 15, 2013
By Juliet Fromholt
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Bicycle Infrastructure – Is the City of Dayton On The Right Path?

Bicycle Infrastructure - Is the City

Tue May 14, 2013
By Dayton Most Metro
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ROCK OF AGES Comes to Schuster Center + TICKET CONTEST

Set in LA’s famous Sunset Strip in 1987, ROCK OF AGES tells the story of Drew, a boy from south Detroit, and Sherrie, a small-town girl, both in LA to chase their dreams of making it big and falling in love. This five-time Tony Award® nominated musical is even being made into a movie starring [...]

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Family Friendly Taste of Miamisburg

TASTE OF MIAMISBURG - MAY 17th 5PM-9PM Are you looking for a fun, family event to attend? If so, the Taste of Miamisburg is what you’re looking … [Read More...]

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Bicycle Infrastructure – Is the City of Dayton On The Right Path?

In 1976 the City of Dayton built the first eight miles of multi-use paths along the Great Miami River, setting the base for the trail system we have … [Read More...]

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A New Full Moon Rises in Dayton

A new shop has opened in Dayton just a few feet away from the tattooed Jesus sign of Truth n Triumph Tattoo. Amanda Hamilton, formerly of Anything … [Read More...]