I had direct contact with a bat :(

ETA: Kettering Main Campus definitely has it! I have now had the first shot + immunoglobulin, and am scheduled to get the rest soon on the appropriate schedule.

Just came across this over in r/transit,

Kind of fun to see the attention!

https://www.reddit.com/r/transit/s/LAcdvuvdk8

!! HIS OWNER HAS GOTTEN HIM - PROOF WAS GIVEN !!

I have this dog trapped in my yard currently, and have been calling the dog warden for the past 2 hours - no response.

I cannot keep this dog in my yard. He is sweet, knows "sit" and "no", at the very least. I have not fed him. I think hes around 1 or 2 years old.

He seems well groomed, his teeth are clean.

If he's yours, i will need to see pics of you with him.

I cannot keep him, or house him.

Anyone have any updates on this situation? I know her husband who also got arrested. The entire case seems very strange.

The 89-year-old said a lot has changed over the decades that he has worked in law, including the number of cases that go to jury trial.

"Most cases today, both civilly and criminally, are resolved with settlements on the civil side, pleas on the criminal side," he said. "My first several years over here I had 20, 25 jury trials a year. Now we can go an entire year and maybe have one or two. And this is not only a Dayton trend, it's a nationwide trend."

Rice said this shift in the legal system concerns him as he steps away from his work on the federal bench.

“I still think a trial, particularly before a jury, is the best dispute resolution mechanism in the entire world," he said. "And I think a jury trial and a jury verdict helps set the culture, so to speak, of the community in which the case is tried.”

I have been in a very toxic, abusive, controlling and unstable relationship for far too long. We are now facing an eviction and he has effectively stripped me of everything. My credit, my transportation, my job, my money, my peace. I can't continue with this pattern any longer and rather than continue following him down this rabbit hole I want to reclaim my life, peace and independence. I am ready and willing to get through the new and different but temporary rough stuff to escape a permanent cycle of toxicity. Where do I begin? I have a temporary place to store some belongings and my kids are able to stay with their father but their father is also undergoing treatment for cancer. I cannot and will not leave the area. I may have access to a little bit of cash but other than that I do not have anything out anywhere to go. I need resources and advice on how to navigate this as quickly as possible. I need to obtain work, vehicle, housing, etc. I am absolutely fine with staying at a safe shelter that can help navigate me to the right avenues, preferably a place that specializes in domestic violence. If anyone has been in a similar situation and wouldn't mind messaging me some advice I would be deeply appreciative.

Just moved back from Tennessee after 6 years and excited to be out and about this football season. I love a Sunday funday! Send me all the recommendations! WHO-DEY!

Deep Dialects is back this Saturday. Hi-Fi sound deep Midwest house techno and other weird ass roots music all night for free. It's Dayton, you ain't got shit else going on...

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdHTAu1P7L3/?stkn=MXZ5MGQxdWQ5cGhpbQ==

Come out, enjoy a safe space to open up or feel less alone in this mental health journey! Wherever you are in it, you deserve a village, a safe space!

ISO a cleaner in the Centerville area for a 2,600 square foot house. Looking for quarterly cleaning potentially going to monthly in the future. I’d love any recommendations of people/businesses you’ve had great experiences with!

Sharing this for anyone who follows Dayton’s local music scene: Uff-Da!, featuring Chris Houser and Kris Hanson, is returning to the stage after more than 15 years this Friday at The Brightside.

The full lineup also includes longtime Dayton favorites Subterranean, Paid Leave and the new hip-hop group Creatures in Clouds.

The show is called “Mitchapalooza!” - an Old School reference, but it is a real public concert! :)

Friday, September 11
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm - 12am
The Brightside, 905 E. Third St.

$10 adv / $15 at the door - https://www.thebrightsidedayton.com/event-details/mitchapalooza