Dayton Daily News - 2018-08-11

• Signs aim to reduce wrong-way crashes
• resurgence of meth worries law enforcers
• Dayton grocery store gets new members
• West Nile activity highest since ’12
• Firefighte­rs try to keep Calif. blaze from homes
• NEW SPRINGBORO PARK HONORS TWO
• Four juveniles arrested in Sugarcreek break-in
• New Lebanon coach getting a crash course
• HUBER HEIGHTS DISPATCHER REBUKED IN DEMENTIA CASE
• SPINAL-PRODUCTS MAKER NUVASIVE KEEPS GROWING
• U.S. budget deficit totals $76.9B in July
• EPA staff objected to asbestos use rule
• Former Trump aide cites offer to stay silent
• Kobach steps away from duties in contested Kansas vote count
• Turkey’s economy dealt double dose of damage Friday
• Tense calm follows Hamas-Israel flare-up
• Crackdown on hate speech spreads
• Party City latest to seek sales jolt from Amazon
• Consumer prices up 2.9% over last year
• Democrats’ rhetoric is just as dangerous as Trump’s
• Avoid political heartburn at this month’s barbecues
• Mamma mia! Just fill potholes with pizza
• Exec: Banker OK’d loans to Manafort, eyed Trump post
• Library to show off historic restoratio­n
• Kettering’s annual art fest to celebrate its 30th year
• It’s time to enjoy Kettering’s annual events
• Bicycle & Bootcamp
• State deal helps schools
• Family Fun Day Sunday
• Chance meeting changes fortune of homeless veteran
• Airport’s new boss open to all solutions for CAK’s challenges
• City to honor late diver with splash park
• Serial killer granted release from prison
• Oakwood rolls out new library program through help of grant
• Vigil honors fallen Wayne football player
• 2 reportedly pose as power washers, burglarize home
• POLICE HEADLINES
• Man redoes pontoon boat as his own floating ‘tiki bar’
• Army recruiter rescues residents from burning apartment building
• Man gets 15 years to life in killing of mom
• Board softens sidewalk speech stance
• Man acquitted in attack on police officer
• Sharp preseason start
• Having two goods QBs? It's possible
• Meyer probe puts AD in spotlight
• PROTESTS DURING ANTHEM DRAW MORE CRITICISM FROM TRUMP
• Is everybody welcome?
• CEO’s arrest adds to sport’s ongoing issues
• NCAA needs real reform, not quick repair job
• Stanford’s Love early Heisman contender
• Austin City Council delays stadium vote
• Stewart eyes Indy 500 in bid for elusive title
• How to make jam without canning
• Are your roses suffering from disease?
• Guilty of ‘sunk cost’ thinking?
• The feed plan
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Troy spot serves seafood with a gorgeous river view
• The time is now for the Blackberry Jam Moon
• Dragons set military-appreciati­on night
• He knows how to market some local restaurant­s
• Lily’s marking 5 years with special veggie dinner
• Star’s deed taught ‘currency’ of kindness, woman says
• Ohio’s best food trails attract national ‘Buzz’
• When dating, keep your eye off the prize; goals need incrementa­l steps
• Do you enjoy life?
• Chevy Tahoe is bigger than ever
• Sheared-off lug nuts likely due to overtighte­ning by air wrench
• SAFETY STOP BRAKE TROUBLE BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
• Best used cars for college students
• MOTOR NEWS

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