May 28, 2010 by J.T. Ryder
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Name: J.T. Ryder
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About: "There is nothing that can be said about me that hasn't already been said about Britney Spears' mommy parts: I'm bald, scarred and crave an inordinate amount of attention. I have no clue what to say about myself. There are times when I would write something humorous, wherein you would have little or no idea about my motives or personality, and yet there are other times when I would write something so personal that you may turn away. I really have no illusions, personally, as to the type of person I am, but no one person who has ever met me has seen more than a few facets at any one given time, therefore, opinions differ greatly as to who I actually am."See Authors Posts (11)
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A short description (with a long winded rant) about Possum Creek MetroPark and some of the history behind it.
October 26, 2009 by Bill Pote
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Name: Bill Pote
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Site: http://www.daytonmostmetro.com
About: Bill is the founder and creator of DaytonMostMetro.com, and has written hundreds of articles about Dayton since 2006. An urban advocate, he has lived in Downtown Dayton with his wife Shannon and yellow lab Cody since 2003 (with a daughter added in 2007) and has been very involved with various committees and grasssroots efforts with the aim to improve the urban core of Dayton.
Professionally, Bill is the president of ResConnex, Inc. - a technology consulting firm that is now specializing in the use of project management methodologies and Internet technology to help organize and manage community-driven projects. In his spare time he enjoys bike riding and enjoying the many great things to see, do and get involved with in Dayton.See Authors Posts (126)
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While volunteering on this important campaign for Issue 4, former MetroParks employee Angie Sullivan discovered something unsettling. “People just don’t know about the MetroParks,” Sullivan laments. “Most folks I talk to might be familiar with one or two parks they frequent, but when I tell them we have 25 facilities located throughout the county, they’re [...]
