Cornelius Frolik is a Staff Writer at Dayton Daily News. He covers government and economic development, with a focus on construction, real estate, transportation, and social issues in Ohio. Cornelius has been featured in several publications, including Springfield News-Sun, Mass Transit magazine, Government Technology, and Yahoo News.
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By: Marshall Gorby, Avery Kreemer, Cornelius Frolik
Group homes for children would face additional reporting requirements, oversight and easier possible closure under legislation backed by Dayton-area state lawmakers following a rash of problems involving group homes in Montgomery County — which now houses more than one-third of the state’s group homes, a recent Dayton Daily News investigation found.
By: Cornelius Frolik
Gem City Market , a community-owned, full-service grocery store that brought fresh food to a food desert in northwest Dayton, originally hoped to break even around its four-year anniversary.
By: Cornelius Frolik
Dayton business: Gettysburg Grocery store to open in early 2025. Homefull says it will be bigger than a Trader Joe’s
By: Cornelius Frolik
Dayton food pantry needs volunteers. Good Neighbor House sees much more demand.
By: Cornelius Frolik
A $70 million workforce housing project in northwest Dayton is expected to break ground next year and city leaders and planning officials say they believe it will create high-quality apartments with affordable rents, which are needed to support business expansion and growth.
By: Cornelius Frolik
Public housing agency GDPM plans to tear down 234 units; all of Hilltop could become parkland, while some DeSoto Bass units will be redeveloped nearby
By: Cornelius Frolik
The vice president of the Dayton Board of Education announced Monday that she will run for a spot on the Dayton City Commission in 2025.
By: Cornelius Frolik
Dayton's elected leaders on Wednesday night approved contributing $5.8 million toward the first phase of infrastructure improvements for the massive
By: Cornelius Frolik
Dayton affordable housing: $48M investment will improve apartments in Dayton, Riverside, Trotwood. St. Mary Development Corp and Related Affordable are partners on the projects.
By: Cornelius Frolik
After horrific hit-and-run, here’s what Ashley Escalante wants for Christmas
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