Headlines for Fairborn, Ohio for Nov 2, 2013

Here are the latest news headlines for Fairborn, Ohio for Nov 2, 2013.

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Utilizing a complete team effort that would make sidelined coach Bob DeLong proud, Xenia controlled Friday's game with Greene County rival Fairborn, Friday night at Buschmeyer Field.
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The Army Criminal Investigative Command has turned over the results of an investigation into the death of a Fairborn civilian defense contractor to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S.
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Those Fairborn and Bath Township residents in need of assistance this holiday season can register for the Fairborn Christmas Project next week.
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The sewer-lining project originally scheduled in late September is now scheduled to begin next week. The delay was due to a previously scheduled job by the contractor that was already in process.
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Fairborn's own “King of Halloween” recently stepped up to help a Riverside couple who had more than $500 worth of decorations taken from their annual display.
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While Fairborn may be considered the Halloween Town, there doesn't seem to be too much paranormal activity going on.
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Removing a house from a neighborhood isn’t something you see or hear about everyday; yet, there are situations that arise that necessitate the demolition of residential and commercial structures within the city for the safety, health and welfare of the citizens and our community as a whole.
Inspectors from the City of Fairborn Building Inspection and Code Enforcement Divisions investigate and inspect structures within the city that have fallen into disrepair. Code Officials work with the property owner of record to create a course of action that addresses the structures problems. If it is determined by Code Officials that the structure is beyond rehabilitation and repair, then the structure is scheduled for demolition. Structures are only scheduled for demolition if they are a hazard to the safety, health and welfare of the community. State and federal grants, such as the Ohio Attorney General’s Moving Ohio Forward grant, help to pay for the demolition.

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Members of the Fairborn community do not have to spend Thanksgiving Day alone.
The Fairborn Senior Center will begin taking reservations Nov. 1 for the Seventh Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner, co-sponsored by the center and the Fairborn Christian Alliance.
“This not only gives people the opportunity to enjoy a hot meal, maybe the only hot meal they get, but we want them to have fellowship,” said Senior Center executive director Ellen Slone-Farthing. “Please don’t be alone on Thanksgiving. Come join our family.”
There will be two dine-in seating times from 12-1 p.m. and 1-2 p.m. Thanksgiving day, Nov. 28, at the Senior Center, 325 N. Third St. Delivered meals will be dropped off to individuals’ homes by 11 a.m. Home delivery must be in Fairborn. The deadline to make reservations is Nov. 27.