News Stories for September 2006
Stories for Friday, September 29
Irate Customer Allegdly Assualts Two Resturant Workers
An irate customer allegedly assualted two downtown Dayton restaurant workers.The assualt happened Friday at the Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers Restaurant on South Jefferson Street.Dayton police said they caught up with a man matching the suspect's description and found he had a loaded gun.Police said the employees suffered only minor injuries.Officials ...
Charges Filed Against Two Homicide Suspects
Charges were filed Friday against two suspects in Sunday's Trotwood homicide.Roderick Montgomery and Darnell Bailey were charged with two counts of felonious assualt and weapons charges.They were taken into custody Wednesday in connection with the murder of Brian Blanton.Blanton was killed outside the Pinewood Garden Apartments.Prosecutors said more charges against ...
Local Guard Unit Returns From Iraq
A local National Guard Unit returned from Iraq Friday and dozens of people lined a Kettering street to welcome them home.A bus carrying 32 guardsmen and woman pulled in and were greeted with tears of joy, hugs and kisses.It was the second deployment to Iraq for this detachment, which was ...
Butler Township, Dayton Sign Development Agreement
Butler Township and the city of Dayton announced Friday an agreement to work together to develop a piece of property.The 760 acres of land is located next to Dayton International Airport. Trustees with Butler Township and the Dayton city manager will work together to develop the area for commercial and ...
Delphi Reports Loss Of $533 Million
Delphi said it has lost $533 million last month due mostly to buyouts.In its latest operating report that was filed in bankruptcy court, the auto parts maker said its loss for the first eight months of the year comes to $3.7 billion. Delphi announced earlier this week that 20,000 workers ...
Cox Arboretum -- Family/Youth Program: October 2006
Thursday, October 12 --- 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Parent & Preschooler: Is this MY house? (ages 3 - 6) Cox Arboretum & Gardens MetroPark, Education Center, 6733 Springboro Pk. With winter approaching, many animals are looking for a home to keep them warm. Which house is the best for ...
Cox Arboretum -- Adult Programs: October 2006
Wednesday, October 4 --- 6 p.m. (2 hrs) Plant Talk with Fred Hower: Small Trees for Small Spaces Cox Arboretum & Gardens MetroPark, Education Center, 6733 Springboro Pk. Choosing a tree for your garden takes a greater degree of planning if space is limited. Join Fred Hower, Ohio author & ...
Springfield Teen Sentenced In Titus Arnold Slaying
A Springfield teenager convicted of murdering a youth counselor was sentenced Friday morning.Joshua Wade, 18, was convicted of multiple charges stemming from a crime spree that he and another man went on in 2005. Police said the crime spree ended with the slaying of Titus Arnold.Judge Richard O’Neill sentenced Wade ...
Austin Pike Interchange Project Moving Forward
A highway project promises to create more jobs and easier travel, including giving several communities an economic boost.The Austin Pike interchange, southwest of the Dayton Mall, is years from completion, but the project is already making history.Never before have three communities, Miamisburg, Miami Township and Springboro, teamed up to financially ...
Police: Car Runs Red Light, Flipping SUV
Police in Kettering said an SUV flipped, causing the driver to be trapped in the wreckage.The crash happened Thursday night at the intersection of East Stroop Road and Wilmington Pike. Witnesses told police the female driver of a car ran a red light and hit the SUV, causing it to ...
Car Slams Into Pole, Causing Power Outage
Police in Bellbrook said a car slammed into a power pole, causing a huge power outage.The crash happened around 5 a.m. Friday near the intersection of Route 725 and Regent Park Drive. Investigators said the driver was not injured.Crews from Dayton Power and Light said about 2,000 homes in Bellbrook ...
Man Dozes Off, Slams Into Guardrail
Authorities with the Ohio State Patrol said a man was injured after he fell asleep at the wheel.The crash happened around 1 a.m. Friday on Interstate 75 near Needmore Road. Troopers said the man dozed off and slammed into a guardrail.Investigators said the driver suffered minor injuries.
Stories for Thursday, September 28
Teen In Court On Charges Of Possessing Deadly Weapon
A Springfield teenager denied accusations he hid a loaded gun across the street from his high school. Thursday, the 14-year-old was in Juvenile Court facing charges of inducing panic, tampering with evidence and possession of a deadly weapon in a school safety zone. He pleaded not guilty to all of ...
Power Outage Closes Dayton View Academy
A power outage Thursday morning forced Dayton View Academy to send students home.Officials with Dayton Power and Light said the school was one of 2,400 customers that were affected by the outage.Investigators said a car accident on Riverview was blamed for the power outage, causing a transformer to be knocked ...
Dayton Duplex Fire Ruled Arson
Firefighters said flames broke out in a duplex on Thursday morning.The fire happened around 7 a.m. in the 700 block of Five Oaks Avenue in Dayton’s Five Oaks neighborhood.It took firefighters about 30 minutes to get the flames under control. The flames raced through both sides of the large and ...
Not-Guilty Plea Entered On Behalf Of Child Rape Suspect
A man charged with raping a 5-year-old girl appeared in court Thursday morning.A not-guilty plea was entered on behalf of 33-year-old Matthew MacKendrick, who was silent in court.Police said he sexually assaulted the child while he was supposed to be baby-sitting.MacKendrick is being held on $500,000 bond.
16-Year-Old Gets $1 Million Bond In Stabbing Death
Officials said it will take $1 million to get a 16-year-old boy who is accused of killing his mother out of jail.Benedict Njordinezeh pleaded not guilty to murder charges Thursday morning in court. He is accused of stabbing his mother to death inside their home.Police said the teen later went ...
Online Savings Deposits On The Rise
Financial experts said 2 percent of all money deposited in savings accounts this year went to online accounts.That number is expected to jump 19 percent by 2010.Experts said the competition is heating up. Some are offering 5 to 5.5 percent interest on savings accounts.Experts said there is one downfall. It ...
Man Sought In Dayton Rite Aid Robbery
Police in Dayton said a man went into a Rite Aid store and robbed the business with a knife.The robbery happened at the store located near the intersection of Linden Avenue and Smithville Road around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.Police said the man pulled a knife on a clerk, took money and ...
Man Holds Police In Trotwood Standoff
Police said a Trotwood man refused to come out of his neighbor's home for more than an hour on Wednesday.The incident happened in the 400 block of Catalina Avenue. Police said they had been looking for the suspect for a week following a domestic violence incident.During that incident, authorities said ...
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