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Rams
Basketball
Record: 20-5
Final Score:
64-70 vs
Newark
Next Game:
This
loss in the regional semi-final ended a great Ram season. Go Rams!
The Rams won the 2008 District Title
for the 4th consecutive year!
Despite Ohio's fragile economy Trotwood will be adding over 300 jobs this year with the James Group and Allen Refrigeration. The James Group Facility (pictured) is on schedule to open this summer to repackage auto parts for General Motors.
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Last Thursday
evening this school bus was full of adult students attending Trotwood's Leadership
Academy. City Manager Mike Lucking was the tour guide of many local neighborhoods
to show successes and challenges to the group.
Mayor Darreyl Davis makes the connection between perception and progress at the Trotwood Chamber of Commerce Mayor's Breakfast. The chamber event is held several times a year for area business leaders.
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Construction work on Salem Avenue will last until August from the Kentucky Fried Chicken to Olive Road. New roadway, sidewalks, curbs and storm drainage will be installed. Traffic will be reduced to one lane at times.
