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Remembering Our Heritage: Lt. Col. Barton S. Kyle
Most elementary schools in our community are named after people who helped build Troy’s early education system. For example, Heywood School is named after teacher Margaret Heywood. Van Cleve School is named after C. L. Van Cleve, an early s...
Troy's $860,000 Question: What Exactly Did The City Tell Washington?
On Tuesday, May 26th, the City of Troy’s Streets and Sidewalks Committee will be asked to recommend that City Council enter into an $860,000 grant agreement with the U.S. Department of Transportation. The money comes from the Rural and Trib...
House Bill 948 Looks to Educate Ohioans on E-Bikes
Photo by KBO Bike on Unsplash
If you’ve watched a 13-year-old blast down a sidewalk at 20 miles per hour on a bike with no pedaling required, you already understand the problem Ohio lawmakers are trying to solve. Electric bicycles are ever...
The Deep Brief: Happy Anniversary!
Vol. IV, No. 1 - It was three years ago that Civic Capacity launched.
Three Years In: What We Built Together
Who Are The Libertarians?
Vol. III, No. 363 - An Inside Look at The Third Party
They didn’t make headlines on Election Day. No yard signs crowded the intersections. No mailers landed in your mailbox. And yet, 88 Miami County residents walked into their polling plac...
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