Winter Crisis Program, ODOT Projects, & Community Events

Winter Crisis Program nearing end, ODOT seeks public comments, community events, and library fun: The Miami Valley Community Action Agencys Winter Crisis Program is wrapping up soon, with high demand this season and the deadline set for March thirty-first at four p.m. This help is for locals in Darke, Greene, Montgomery, and Preble counties facing no heat, disconnections, or low fuel supplies, but you need to be at or below one hundred seventy-five percent of the federal poverty line. The Ohio Department of Transportation started seeking public comments on several projects, including bridge replacements over the Great Miami River, intersection upgrades in Centerville, and street reconstructions in Dayton. Comments are due by April thirtieth. Community groups are stepping up with events like the Dayton Branch NAACPs town hall Monday at six forty-five p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church, focusing on re-entry from prison to prosperity. Libraries are buzzing with spring fun, hosting egg hunts tailored for kids, teens, and sensory needs at branches like Westside, Trotwood, and West Carrollton through early April. Plus, the Dayton Dragons announced their twenty twenty-six Meet the Team event for June thirteenth at Day Air Ballpark, with autographs, field activities, and free entry for season ticket holders. Washington-Centerville Public Library and Washington Township are teaming up April eleventh for a free screening of The Peanuts Movie with director Steve Martino, part of Ohios film celebration—register ahead for goodie bags and join the discussion on local movie history.

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