Vandalia, Ohio is a suburb of Dayton, and a city in Montgomery County. The community was settled in 1838 by Benjamin Wilhelm, who was on his way from Pennsylvania to Vandalia, Illinois. Naming his new town after his original destination, he build a home and store in Vandalia. Incorporated as a village in 1848, Vandalia became a city in 1959.
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Rotary is an international service club comprised of business, professional and community leaders who provide humanitarian services and take an active role in their communities. The Vandalia, Ohio club is featured, including a downloadable brochure, meeting schedules, membership information, and a calendar of events.
http://www.vandaliaohiorotary.org/
Accredited by the Ohio Catholic School Accrediting Association, the K-8th grade Roman Catholic school is located on East National Road in Vandalia, Ohio. A profile of the school, its faculty and staff, a school calendar, policy information, and announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.stchris.cnd.pvt.k12.oh.us/
The official web site for the city offers contact data and an overview of the city’s administrative offices, departments and public facilities, along with a guide to local arts and recreation programs, businesses and other entities. Council meeting schedules, agendas and minutes are posted to the site.
http://www.ci.vandalia.oh.us/
The community informational site features a history of the city and township, along with a guide to local schools, restaurants, businesses, and events.
http://www.vandaliabutler.com/
Based in Vandalia, Ohio, the public school administrative district operates Demmitt Elementary School, Helke Elementary School, Murlin Heights Elementary School, Morton Middle School, Smith Middle School, and Butler High School, each of which are highlighted, including locations, schedules, and contact data.
http://www.vbcsd.com/
