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    • A kayaker listens to music from the Great Miami River as Flying Buffaloes and Motherfolk performed at RiversEdge Amphitheater Thursday, August 6, 2020 with limited capacity to meet social distancing requirements. The RiversEdge concerts series is normally free but they have fenced off the area and attendees must now purchase tickets to reserve a square marked out on the grass designated as their seating area. The squares are spaced out around the venue with plenty of room to walk between them and stay distanced. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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    Fairfield Board of Education member Carrie O'Neal, shown here being sworn in during a 2017 meeting, has announced her resignation from the governing board overseeing the 10,000-student district. O'Neal says she plans to move outside the school system. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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    Fairfield Board of Education member Carrie O'Neal, shown here being sworn in during a 2017 meeting, has announced her resignation from the governing board overseeing the 10,000-student district. O'Neal says she plans to move outside the school system. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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    Here's a final look at Hara Arena in Trotwood from yesterday evening, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020. Demolition of the Hara complex buildings will start today, Sept. 25. Closed in 2016, the property experienced extensive damage from the 2019 Dayton area Memorial Day tornadoes. Michael Heitz, a Lexington, Ky. based developer, purchased Hara and its land in 2018. Though plans have yet to be announced for how the site will be redeveloped, the property was rezoned in March from recreational uses to light industrial. TOM GILLIAM/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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    Casey Redemeier of Ross (left) vs. Badin during their game on Friday, August 28, 2020 at Ross High School. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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    Security guards wearing masks and armed with restrainers stand guard at the entrance to the Auto China 2020 show in Beijing, China on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020. The auto show, the first major in-person sales event for any industry since the coronavirus pandemic began, opens Saturday in a sign the ruling Communist Party is confident China has contained the disease. Still, automakers face intensive anti-virus controls including quarantines for visitors from abroad and curbs on crowd sizes at an event that usually is packed shoulder-to-shoulder with spectators. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
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    The sign for Tyler Technologies is seen outside the company's offices, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020, in Plano, Texas. The major U.S. provider of software services to state and local governments, including the online publishing of election results, has told customers that an unknown intruder broke into its phone and IT systems. Plano, Texas-based Tyler Technologies told customers in an email that it discovered the breach and contacted law enforcement and enlisted outside cybersecurity help. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
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    Hamilton's Malik Verdon carries the ball in for a touchdown against Princeton on August 28, 2020 at Virgil Schwarm Stadium in Hamilton. Big Blue handed Mason its first loss of the season Friday night. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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    Northmont's Rod Moore scores on a 60-yard reception in the fourth quarter against Springfield on Friday, Sept. 18, 2020, in Clayton. David Jablonski/Staff
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