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Residential Property Sales Show Strong Summer in Miami County
Vol. IV No. 110, Let’s Dive into the Auditor’s Property Sales Data
10 hrs ago • William Lutz
Deep Brief: A Hammer Is Not a Strategy for Homelessness
Vol. IV. No. 109 - How a Community Responds to Homelessness
Sep 11 • William Lutz
Piqua Appears Headed For Recall Election
Vol. IV. No. 108 - Petitions Filed To Recall Three City Commissioners Appear to Have Met 1,250 Signature Threshold
Sep 10 • William Lutz
D. R. Horton Gives Notice to Piqua
Vol. IV. No. 107 - Homebuilder Gives Intent to Appeal Recent Decision
Sep 9 • William Lutz
The Local Number That Could Change Everything
Vol. IV. No. 106 - Living In a Better Community Starts With You
Sep 8 • William Lutz
Homelessness Ordinance Comes in Front of Council
Vol. IV, No. 105 - City Council Meets Tomorrow Night Thanks to Labor Day Holiday
Sep 7 • William Lutz
Why Civic Capacity Exists
Vol. IV. No. 104 - An Explanation of the Work Being Done Here at Civic Capacity
Sep 6 • William Lutz
Council Committee Moves Duke Park Plan Forward
Vol. IV, No. 103 - Planning Wprk Is Agreed Upon After One Week Delay in Committee
Sep 5 • William Lutz
The Deep Brief: An Ordinance’s Journey
Vol. IV, No. 102 - Troy’s Homelessness Ordinance isn’t what it was -- and that’s a good thing.
Sep 4 • William Lutz
When “Exemplary Work” Comes With a Price Tag
Vol. IV. No. 101 - Are Public Sector Performance Bonuses Good Public Policy?
Sep 3 • William Lutz
Troy’s Homeless Ordinance Moves Forward
Vol. IV. No. 100 - Council’s Safety and Health Committee Holds Two and a Half Hour Meeting
Sep 2 • William Lutz
Announcing our September Community Survey
Vol. IV. No. 99 - Our every-other-month survey is open for your responses!
Sep 1 • William Lutz
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