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Premier Health President and CEO, Mary H. Boosalis to Retire in 2022 DAYTON, Ohio (August 2, 2021) - The Board of Trustees of Premier Health announced today that Mary Boosalis, President and CEO of the health system, plans to retire around the end of the first quarter in 2022, after more than 35 years of service to the people of the Miami Valley region. Her career has been marked by partnerships, successfully navigating unprecedented challenges, and a strong orientation towards physician an...

By Gintautas Dumcius, Managing Editor June 16, 2021 Gintautas Dumcius, Managing Editor Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey and City Councillor At-Large Michelle Wu are leading in the polls, though a good chunk of voters remains undecided. A recent poll on the Boston mayor’s race offers another snapshot of the six-way contest. The poll — conducted for a new coalition that includes a construction union, a developer and a real estate investment and development firm— shows 31 percent putting themse...

Ohio’s first solar-powered refrigerator unit switched on outside Dayton area company Eric Schwartzberg © JIM NOELKER From left, Etai Tinma, Brent Boyd and Neil Chaudhry check out the solar powered refrigerator in Miamisburg Monday April 19, 2021. Solar-powered refrigeration that could help families affected by food insecurity due to the pandemic or disaster relief areas is being built by a Dayton-area company and a California-based non-profit organization. The organization,...

Ohio Senate Moves to Extend Broadband Expansion Program The Ohio Senate voted 32-0 on Wednesday to create a new residential broadband expansion grant program that would serve as a way to extend access to high-speed Internet to more Ohioans in various regions. by Lauren A. Bischoff, Journal-News / February 11, 2021 Shutterstock/photobyphotoboy (TNS) — The  Ohio Senate voted 32-0 on Wednesday to create a new residential broadband e...

Dayton’s space bid aimed high but fell short, for now Thomas Gnau A pair of recent decisions with national implications appeared to dent the Dayton area’s significance for national defense. First, the Air Force revealed a list of finalist locations for the basing of Space Command headquarters. The list did not include Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Next, a standing committee of the House Republican conference did not select Dayton’s congressman, Mike Turner, to serve as ...