Dayton Daily News - 2019-05-26

• Funeral tunnel could be restored
• Region rallies in downtown Dayton for a cause: love over hate
• Documents reveal feds’ focus in area probe
• PAVING THE WAY
• Ways a new retirement law could affect you
• WE’VE GOT YOUR MAP TO SUMMER FUN IN SW OHIO
• KETTERING LEADER: ALL SIGNS POINT TO GROWTH
• Plan for homes gets OK of Miamisburg planners
• Tested teacher stands with struggling student
• Woman lost in forest found alive after 17 days
• British climbers dies on Everest as toll rises to 10
• Trump opens state visit, needles Japan over trade
• Iran slams U.S. for plan to send troops to region
• Storm toll at 9 after 2 bodies found in vehicle
• Here’s how climate change may affect plants in your yard
• Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. Or compost.
• Politics and killings stifle wolf recovery
• Ga. losing TV, film production­s due to ‘heartbeat’ abortion bill
• NASA’s first-of-kind tests look to manage drone in cities
• Millions of farmed Norwegian salmon killed by algae bloom
• Half of Americans think age discrimina­tion exists
• Virginia town remembers high price paid on D-Day
• Study: Women’s test scores rise when rooms are warmer
• Angering some, Botswana lifts nation’s elephant hunting ban
• Gap exists between the law, culture on consent
• Judge blocks building parts of border wall
• Hate groups make comeback in the Pacific Northwest
• Davidson: West Point one of greatest honors
• Bipartisan Senate bill would raise tobacco purchase age to 21
• History of disregard says black lives just don’t matter
• For Democratic candidates, winnowing already at work
• Covington to dedicate monument to World War I veterans
• Reflecting on 39 years of educationa­l service
• Genealogyw­orkshops
• Parks board meeting
• Railroad zone survey
• Infant feeding classes
• Central Ohio agency aims to cut food waste in half by 2030
• County kicks off initiative to reduce juvenile detention
• Ohio native dies after Mount Everest climb
• Retired teachers file suit over state benefits cut
• Quadruple slaying probe is ‘proceeding’
• No McCoy deal, but talks continue after visit
• Cubs top Reds 8-6 in windy 6-HR game
• Dead heat: Centervill­e, Wayne boys tie for regional crown
• At least the food’s good in extended spring ball
• Votto’s MVP-caliber days likely behind him
• Most drivers agree ‘iconic’ Coca-Cola 600 isn’t too long
• UD loses A-10 championsh­ip on bases-loaded walk in 12th
• Mechanicsb­urg beats Minster for state berth
• All eyes on the Big 3 at this year’s French Open
• A career option to build upon
• Dayton company continues growth
• UES unveils reverse engineerin­g ‘in a box’
• New whiskey distillery planned for Dayton area
• Fusion cuisine tradition goes on
• Medical equipment fraud costs taxpayers $60 billion per year
• Business calendar
• Local firms part of large contracts
• New Kroger Marketplac­e planned for area
• GROUP RATING TWOHOUR “HOT TOPIC”,
• Lilly selling half-price version of popular Humalog insulin
• Southwest
• Water adventures, animal encounters and mythical creatures await
• Northwest
• Baseball’s All-Stars and tall ships are headed to Cleveland
• Escape with a ziplining safari or haunted tunnel adventure
• Books that could make wonderful Father’s Day gifts
• Calling on Congress to hang up the phone on robocalls
• Author’s second book in dualogy now available
• Cleaning indoor ceiling fans
• Woman longs to hear three words
• DPO wraps SuperPops Series with Louis Armstrong tribute
• ‘Deadwood’ returns after 13-year hiatus with movie
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Colleague is a sourpuss and can’t take a joke
• The art of buying art for your home
• Some tips on choosing the right Realtor for you
• Home Builders Associatio­n of Dayton
• Residentia­l property sales in selected area counties
• Ranch features panoramic views of golf course
• Remodeled 2-story has first-floor main bedroom

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