The Dayton Police Department says it will be aggressively looking for traffic violators this weekend.Police will conduct a Safe Communities Through Aggressive Traffic Enforcement initiative from August 14 through August 16.SCATE works to decrease the number of OVI related traffic fatalities and injuries in the city, which are up nearly 100 percent from the same time last year.The initiative uses high-visibility enforcement, specialized computer mapping and public relations to reduce crash numbers, but also seize drugs and capture fugitives.
Credits: Dayton police ‘aggressive’ on law breakers
The Ohio State Patrol will be putting emphasis on school bus routes and paying special attention to traffic patterns in school bus zones with the start of a new academic year.
According to the state patrol, between 2012 and last year, more than 4,000 Ohio drivers were convicted of driving past a stopped bus while it was loading or unloading children.
Kettering mom Amanda Peterson said she saw that happen twice this week at her daughter’s bus stop.
Credits: Ohio State Patrol renews focus on school buses
The Louisville Bats have penciled in Michael Lorenzen, who spent most of 2015 with the Cincinnati Reds after starting at Triple-A, to make a start Sunday at Louisville Slugger Field.
Lorenzen, struggling in the majors, was replaced in the big-league rotation by John Lamb, a left acquired last month in the Johnny Cueto trade with the Kansas City Royals. Lamb was to make his major-league debut Friday for the Reds against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Credits: Back with Bats, Reds' Lorenzen throws Sunday
Brady Kress, president and CEO of Dayton History, said the organization has “no plans to demolish” the three-story, 24,000-square-foot restaurant and banquet center at 2323 W. Schantz Ave.
The purchased property also includes a large parking lot and an adjacent residential duplex.
Credits: Dayton History buys Neil’s Heritage House
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