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  1. Hype for the Future 230N: Dayton, Ohio

    Introduction The City of Dayton is a notable mid-sized city in and the county seat of Montgomery County in the west-central portion of the State of Ohio, though with city limits extending slightly east beyond the Greene County line. Today, the community serves as the largest city of the west-central region of Ohio, with the larger City of Cincinnati defining the Southwest Ohio area to the south. Smaller communities also associated with the general area of West-Central Ohio include exurban […]

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  2. Hype for the Future 280/284: City of Germantown, Ohio

    Overview The City of Germantown is a notable small city located within southwestern Montgomery County, Ohio, home to the Florentine Restaurant and the Veterans Memorial Museum Foundation of the area. The community is largely located along Roures 4, 123, and 725.

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  3. Indaco Slates March 6 Opening | Bites

    I’m not sure how many diners in Nashville are aware that Oak Steakhouse and O-Ku Sushi are related as members of the Indigo Road Hospitality Group based in Charleston, S.C. I mean, if you speak Japanese you’d probably rec…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Charleston #chrisayala #Germantown #indaco #indigoroadhospitalitygroup #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy
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  4. Continental troops assault a British force holed up in a house, Battle of Germantown, American Revolutionary War (Edward Lamson Henry, painted ~1900?)

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  5. Continental troops assault a British force holed up in a house, Battle of Germantown, American Revolutionary War (Edward Lamson Henry, painted ~1900?)

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  6. Continental troops assault a British force holed up in a house, Battle of Germantown, American Revolutionary War (Edward Lamson Henry, painted ~1900?)

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