Dayton Daily News - 2024-03-29

• Fish fry season has big impact on water treatment systems
• Village staff fired weeks after being out on leave
• ODOT constructi­on projects continue in Warren County
• Stebbins senior embraces role as honorary Treasurer for the Day
• Yellow Springs will ask voters to reconsider school levy after rejection
• Indian Lake State Park reopens after March 14 tornado, storms
• Aid groups sounding alarm for patients at embattled hospitals
• Talks resume on bringing Israeli officials to U.S., White House says
• Growth revised upward to healthier rate
• 4 killed, 7 wounded in Illinois stabbing spree
• Judge rules ex-Trump attorney Eastman should lose law license
• Poll: Dems are more fearful of losing election than GOP voters
• Head Start teachers struggle to make ends meet
• Boston Post Canes take spotlight in quaint custom
• INDEPENDEN­T STREAK
• FTC is investigat­ing TikTok
• Settlement reached in lawsuit between Disney, allies of DeSantis
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• THE TOP 10 EVENTS THIS WEEK
• Fairmont grad embraces digital recording
• Libraries provide a workout for mind and body
• It’s getting harder to make sense of Shohei Ohtani
• Celtics’ average victory margin historic
• Masters has only a few spots left in final week

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