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Todd Elzey

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I was born in Columbus, Ohio, raised in West Jefferson, Ohio, attended the Ohio State School for the Blind, and graduated from Whetstone High School in Columbus. I lived in California for 20 years. I have a law degree from Lincoln Law School of Sacramento and passed the California Bar in 2004. I worked for the State of California for 13 years. I also lived in Phelps New York for 15 years. While in New York, I worked as a Medicare Appeal Officer for 8 years. I am now a freelance journalist working out of Dayton/Kettering, Ohio. I specialize in covering local government meetings in the Montgomery County Ohio region. I also cover local sports and community events.

Kettering Tue. Nov 23 2021

Local police are seeking the public's help in identifying armed robbery suspect

Centerville Police and the Montgomery County Sheriff are looking for a man who robbed a Circle M convenience store.

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Local police are seeking the public's help in identifying armed robbery suspect

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Kettering Mon. Nov 22 2021

The Kettering Police Department is seeking the public's help with identifying a theft suspect

Kettering police are looking for a suspect who stole items from a local apartment complex.

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The Kettering Police Department is seeking the public's help with identifying a theft suspect

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Kettering Sun. Nov 21 2021

Kettering City Council to meet November 23, 2021

The Kettering City Council will swear in new representatives, introduce proclamations for lung cancer awareness and Small Business Saturday, and consider 3 resolutions.

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Kettering City Council to meet November 23, 2021

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Kettering Wed. Nov 17 2021

Kettering mourns the sudden death of Greene County Sheriff Gene Fischer

38 year Kettering area law enforcement veteran unexpectedly dies.

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Kettering mourns the sudden death of Greene County Sheriff Gene Fischer

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