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There's been a lot of talk about the tree removal that taking place as part of the Springfield Pike reconstruction project. Rumors would have you believe that there will be no trees left on the Pike when the it completes, but reality is quite different. 
Someone who volunteers at church, in the schools, in our civic organizations or our neighborhoods?  The Citizen of the Year Committee wants to know!
Melanie Wahlberg will present her talk, “Never Alone: How Spiritual Ideas Work in Us" on Sunday, November 4 from 2:00 - 3:00 pm at the First Church of Christ, Scientist
A small group of Wyoming and Lockland residents lead Lockland Rising, a group of citizens working to turn the page in Lockland and bring back its economic viability.
Wyoming restaurateurs Caitlyn Steininger and Kelly Trush are once again expanding the Wyoming dining scene with the construction of Station Family + BBQ, a new venture set to open in early 2019
Two new architectural trends dominated in Wyoming during the Baby Boom years of 1946-1964: the Modernist house and the ranch house. 
According to the American Water Works Association (AWWA), Wyoming has the best tasting water in the entire state of Ohio.
The traditional end of Summer marked the chance for Wyoming's dogs to enjoy the Wyoming Family Aquatic Center pool as the annual tradition of Dawg Days of Summer unfolded.
Take a moment to enjoy these scenes of summer in Wyoming, OH
Traffic cones and construction equipment have returned to Springfield Pike.
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