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What do ‘ex-pats’ miss most about Dayton?

By Mark Fisher | Friday, December 16, 2011, 12:53 PM

When you (or your grown-up kids) return home for the holidays, where is the first place you want to go after catching up with the family? What’s the one restaurant or hangout or other destination you miss the most about living here? And what is it about that place that makes it so special? We’re planning a story about what Dayton-area natives miss most about living in the Miami Valley, and what they do about it when they come home for the holidays. Please send your response via email to Mark Fisher at mfisher@daytondailynews.com and be sure to include your full name, age and what town or township you live (or used to live) in.

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