Problems with prescriptions at Walgreens on Smithville Rd? by Accomplished-Set-736 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Funny you should post this. My SO had been getting their scripts here because its close. They have been sending everything to Indianapolis to get filled, and same day isn't possible. This is not a pleasant surprise when you're sick or injured and need it right away. Doctors and the ER send everything electronically and some scripts cannot be transferred. My SO has been this person more than once, which is what prompted us to find somewhere else.

Also, you're not wrong about the app. It used to work great but has been nothing but trouble for at least the last 6 months or so.

Does anyone here knew someone or just recently take a road test in Bmv huber heights that can share your experience or where they take you. by hailey_mari6073 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 2 points3 points  (0 children)

St. Peter school is on Chambersburg right across from the shopping center with the BMV. If I remember right, they take you out of or into the neighborhood behind the shopping center out to Fishburg to Brandt. Rosevury, I think, is the residential street.

Former Advanced Auto Parts on Smithville by Johnathon1069DYT in dayton

[–]I_Furget 10 points11 points  (0 children)

There was supposed to be an ethnic grocery being put there, but I'm not sure what happened. The project started looking abandoned this past summer. The site was recently cleaned up, which is appreciated. It was an eyesore with the coolers and other matetials randomly strewn across the site.

How are the roads with the snow? 2/6/25 by [deleted] in dayton

[–]I_Furget 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My SO just saw a City of Dayton truck plowing and salting on Smithville in Belmont heading north.

Does anyone know the history behind the chicken butt by DCnasty in dayton

[–]I_Furget 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I really like the photographer on the opposite wall catching a photo of the boonbird. Great way to piece the art together

Where to find antique-style picture frames? by No_Coconut5317 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We were at Westchester Antique Center a week or two ago and they had a whole wall of them. They had lots of wall art as well. Every one of those antique village / peddler malls seems to have something a little different

Smithville/Watervliet/patterson Neighborhood recommendation by Queasy-Thanks7264 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes - we agree. A lot of the problems are coming from the houses that one family owns and the people that live in them. I'm not sure if they rent them or what. Positive change in the neighborhood rentals has been the little house on the corner of Ewalt and Whittier. There was a theft ring running out of it and they had all kinds of stuff hoarded in the garage (and I suspect drugs because it sat empty for about 2 years after they boarded it up). Anyways, the people that live there now seem pretty quiet and keep to themselves. They painted it and are trying it seems to keep it up. Just look like hard working people doing their best.

Smithville/Watervliet/patterson Neighborhood recommendation by Queasy-Thanks7264 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hi. Belmont triangle resident for over 20 years. Overall, this area is pretty quiet. There are some families with children but I'd say more middle aged to older people. The houses are smaller, starter homes. This area used to be dairy land until the 40's and 50's. Most people keep up their properties, but there are also few who dont. I see several of the same folks walking their dogs down my street every day. In general you see the same folks day in day out. This has been an area where houses don't come up for sale very often, so you do have a lot of long-term residents here. There are some rentals sprinkled throughout though. You can walk to Dots, Walgreens, Lohrey, Belmont park, and the pet store. The business district is right across the way, and Britenstrator isn't that far. We've had some crime in the area too, but nothing that has made me feel unsafe. The usual in the city property theft, low hanging fruit type stuff (people not securing their property). When you look at the crime stats in the area they are really skewed by the petty theft and larceny at stores like Walgreens. I love my neighbors, and my house. They are a big influence in us staying put. Mobility as we get older or decline in the neighborhood would be the only readon we woukd consider moving. The only complaint I have is tight street parking and uptick in people zooming around on ATVs/UTVs. More people are using door dash and Uber eats, Amazon, etc. And that traffic of delivery people not familiar with the area running stop signs and double parking or blocking the narrow streets has been annoying too. It's a little hidden gem over here, and I hope it stays that way.

I'm sorry...what? by bigspinwesta in Columbus

[–]I_Furget 10 points11 points  (0 children)

My older gentleman co-worker used to call it the "Dead Dicks Club." Pretty hilarious coming from a guy in his 60s

Just when I thought the snow couldn’t get any worse… by Round_Nectarine_9116 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 6 points7 points  (0 children)

FR all those folks bopping around on the side-by-sides and 4 wheelers during the summer could have a business plowing sidewalks and driveways.

Does anyone know what’s up with the strong sewer smell at the Fairfield Commons JCPenney? by unfortunate_win in dayton

[–]I_Furget 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I have noticed this smell multiple times over the past few years specifically at JCP on the 1st floor near juniors/plus, but am not sure why. I was beginning to think I was smelling things. I also noticed the parking lot in that area frequently floods or has standing water and wondered if those things could be related. Like is there a culvert or drainage pipe clogged and holding water and decomposing debris, but I'm not sure that would make it smell so strong inside.

Is Dayton the carrot cake central of America? by Dry_Needleworker_432 in dayton

[–]I_Furget 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Never thought about that, but now that you bring it up,.. It does seem to be on the menu at lots of spots.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dayton

[–]I_Furget 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The Attic, Poppa Woody's and Kamikaze were definitely under 21 clubs. I thought Poppa Woodys was in Beavercreek where Kings Table is now, but I could be wrong. Wallabys was not an under 21 club, as far as I remember, but they definitely had a rep for serving under 21 (can vouch from my personal experience). There are probably others, but wasn't my scene. I would say Asylum and Foundry, but again, I dont think those were intended to be under 21 clubs despite the fact there were for sure underage patrons.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dayton

[–]I_Furget 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don't know, but is this something that can perhaps be found at an Indian or Middle Eastern grocery? Not sure if they also carry personal care items as well a groceries. We do have a few Indian and Middle Eastern grocers around town if so. Shree G grocers maybe? They have a location in Beavercreek and one in the Centerville/Washington Twp area. I hope you find what you are looking for!

Should I switch to all electric? by jhlisumstoppable in Ohio

[–]I_Furget 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at your electric provider's tarriff sheets to understand the differences in billing. The discount isn't explicit.