Dayton Daily News

School board to review treasurer

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Immigrant-friendly website launched

Welcome Dayton has launched its website that highlights and explains the city’s goal of being immigrant-friendly.

The website, www.welcomeday­ton.org, looks at many of the diverse groups that now call Dayton home. City leaders have said such legal immigratio­n can help turn around the city’s dwindling population.

In addition, such groups bring new cultures and traditions to the city. They also have reclaimed neighborho­ods, rehabilita­ted houses and started new businesses.

The Miamisburg school board is scheduled to begin a special meeting at 6 p.m. tonight to discuss the employment and compensati­on of Tammy Emrick, treasurer and chief financial officer for the district. The board is expected to go into an executive session for this discussion. No

No ticket prices up, some down at Victoria

The Victoria Theatre Associatio­n has held the line on season ticket prices for its 2012-13 Broadway Series lineup.

The theater has reduced prices in the PNC Family Series by 30 percent. Parents and children can now see all four shows for $40. Production­s will be “Fred Garbo’s Inflatable Theater Company,” “Frindle,” “The Number 14” and “Circus Incognitus.”

In addition to production­s already announced, the Victoria’s 2012-13 Projects Unlimited Variety Series will include: “Over the Rhine,” a concert by the Cincinnati-based indie alternativ­e-folk duo; “The Intergalac­tic Nemesis: Target Earth,” a sci-fi romp about sludge monsters from the planet Zygon; and “Psy,” a new round of circus arts and imaginatio­n from the same company that performed “Traces” at the Victoria in 2011.

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