Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Huber Heights.
🏘️ Community
Five Rivers MetroParks reminded homecoming visitors to follow park rules when taking photos.
The notice said to park only in allowed spots (rangers may close Cox Arboretum and Wegerzyn Gardens for heavy traffic) and to stick to marked paths to protect nature.
🎓 Education
Sinclair Community College President Steve Johnson, who grew up predicting weather on a Wisconsin farm, has transformed the college over 25 years into a multi-campus hub with drone, aviation + AI programs that boost local opportunities in the Dayton area.
🏛️ Government
The Public Utilities Commission approved the sale of AES Ohio’s parent company by a consortium led by Global Infrastructure Partners and EQT Infrastructure VI, marking a key step in the $33 billion deal announced in March.
AES Ohio said its rates and service will remain unchanged — ensuring continuity for more than 500,000 customers in western Ohio.
🏥 Health
Greene County officials reported 14 mosquito pools (9.2% of total tested) as positive for West Nile virus while Miami County reported one human case last week.
They advise residents to remove standing water and note that spraying and monitoring will continue until the first freeze.
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