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Letitia Perry

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As seen in: WHIO-TV (Dayton, OH), Yahoo, Springfield News-Sun
I co-anchor DAYBREAK EDITION, weekdays starting at 5 a.m., on WHIO with Adam Marshall. I also anchor the NOON NEWS, weekdays. I’ll see you on TV!
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Group celebrates 1 year helping Dayton-area high school students get into college

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By Noelle Horn, Letitia Perry Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A group is celebrating one year of helping Dayton-area high school students get into and succeed in college. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Mary Ely-Holden is finishing her first year of college; she’s studying communications at the University of Dayton’s Sinclair Academy. It’s something she never saw for herself, until she got involved with the group Bottom Line.
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How to become an organ donor to save a life

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By John Tisdell, Letitia Perry Verified
| Yahoo Verified
April is “National Organ and Tissue Awareness Month.” Some people hope that you consider giving the gift of life. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak, three men have failing organs and are in dire need of a transplant. News Center 7’s Letitia Perry says there are two ways to donate. One is to decide now that your organs will be donated after death. The second is to become a living donor.
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ForEverGreen Program encourages locals to purchase live Christmas trees this year to plant in parks

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By Letitia Perry Verified
| WHIO-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
BEAVERCREEK — Beavercreek’s Department of Parks, Recreation, and Culture is urging locals to buy a “living tree” this year that can be planted after Christmas through the ForEverGreen Program. After you are finished with your tree, the city will pick it up and plant it in a Beavercreek park, which could be a helpful way to replace the lost trees from the Memorial Day tornadoes in 2019. “Putting trees in parks creates clean air, provides oxygen,” said Kim Farrell with the ForEverGreen Program.
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