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White House Commends Dayton Immigrant Initiatives
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White House Commends Dayton Immigrant Initiatives

AFRICAN METRO NEWS July 18, 2016February 14, 2021
A new report from the White House Task Force on New Americans, “Bright Spots in…
SPECIAL REPORT: Pregnant Refugee Alleges Poor Housing by Ohio Resettlement Agency
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SPECIAL REPORT: Pregnant Refugee Alleges Poor Housing by Ohio Resettlement Agency

AFRICAN METRO NEWS June 9, 2015March 28, 2026
Vanisi Chimpaye, a pregnant refugee from Congo is happy to be here in United States…
Schuster “Welcomes” Immigrants with Philharmonic concerts
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Schuster “Welcomes” Immigrants with Philharmonic concerts

AFRICAN METRO NEWS January 7, 2015March 28, 2026
   The City of Dayton, Welcome Dayton initiative has partnered with the Dayton Philharmonic orchestra…
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Dayton World Soccer Game Begins!

AFRICAN METRO NEWS August 5, 2014October 21, 2014
The fiesta of Brazil Soccer World Cup Championship may be over but the excitement is just…
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