🏊♂️ Another life lost at Madison Lakes as officials plead for swimmers to stay away. Trotwood authorities recovered the body of a missing swimmer Sunday afternoon after search operations began late Saturday night. This marks the fifth drowning at Madison Lakes in 12 years, with victims ranging from 14 to 23 years old. Multiple fire departments and search teams collaborated in the recovery effort, which was temporarily suspended overnight for safety reasons. City officials emphasize that despite locals' familiarity with swimming there, Madison Lakes is "not monitored, not maintained for recreational swimming, and not safe."
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💰 Montgomery County's popular business funding program hits pause. The county's ED/GE development incentive program canceled its spring funding cycle due to federal and state budget uncertainties. Officials hope to resume the economic development program this fall, marking the first cancellation since its post-pandemic restoration in 2021. The program, funded through sales tax proceeds from participating communities, has supported over 570 projects since 1992, helping businesses like Fuyao Glass America, Joby Aviation, and Killer Brownie establish or expand operations within the county. Local communities typically apply for funding on behalf of companies during biannual cycles.
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🎭 Brookville block party brings community together despite rainy weather. The Dayton Metro Library's Brookville branch hosted its third annual event featuring local craft vendors, food, and live entertainment including the Caitland Davis Band and classical guitarist Ian Stukenborg. Despite light rain and lower attendance than previous years, over 1,100 people enjoyed the festivities with Mayor Chuck Letner praising the vendors and musical performances. Branch Manager Damian Kristof thanked the local school board and police department for their crucial support, noting that many attendees called this year's event their favorite.
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