Bet on Baylee raises funds for mitochondrial disease
The Thompson family hosts Bet on Baylee, a 13th annual benefit at Perry County Fairgrounds. Proceeds support the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation. The event features auctions, poker, silent auction, raffles, inflatables, food, and appearances by local figures and Buckeye players. Admission is $10, with 12 free, and sponsors list Huddle Tire locations.
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Recall effort targets Koons amid council recall debate
McDonald calls for recall of Koons for neglect of duty and unbecoming conduct after he resisted resignation. She aims for about 280 signatures to place the issue on the ballot, while Koons says he will not resign. Resident Mike Brooks calls the move ridiculous but urges city leadership and a new manager to guide the city forward.
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Nelsonville to name new city manager at Wednesday meeting
The city will announce its chosen city manager during a 5:50 p.m. special meeting in City Council Chambers. Four finalists Gary Edwards Athens Ron Lucas Monroeville Chester Gallant Mansfield were interviewed last week to replace Mark Hall who has served since July 2012 and may retire, with pay expected around 52000 to 62000.
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Residential hazardous waste drop-off scheduled
A household hazardous waste drop-off for residents of Athens and Athens Two is set for April 23 from 9 am to 1 pm at the Athens Center. Proof of residency requires a current City of Athens utility bill. Acceptable items include paints, solvents, fuels, batteries, chemicals, and electronics. A $2 fee applies per tire. six-gallon per vehicle limit. no containers over 5 gallons or dry materials over 50 lbs. For details contact Roger Bail at the Athens Solid Waste Gmail address.
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Hocking College seeks transfer of case to federal court
Hocking College moves to shift a lawsuit filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court by William DeWeese to U.S. District Court. DeWeese alleges due process violations and claims the college failed to provide records or prove an investigation occurred. His attorney did not comment on opposition.
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Permanent and relocated recycling drop-offs announced in Athens County
Residents in Amesville Kilvert Lee and Albany areas may drop household recyclables during daylight hours at the Athens County Engineer Outpost 6 Main St Amesville now a permanent site. Kilvert relocated there. Lee Twp behind Albany Grange also a permanent full time site. Lodi Twp hosts a tire collection at 15525 Fossil Rock Rd Guysville Saturday 8 am to 2 pm. Old tires from the public and property accepted. shops not. Call 740 753 6885 for info.
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Windfall Ridge Road Closure Delayed by Trustees
The Athens Two trustees postponed the Windfall Ridge Road closure originally set for Wednesday. The new closure date and times will be announced once scheduled.
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Ohio abortion bills seek burial or cremation of fetal remains
Ohio lawmakers consider bills to require burial or cremation of aborted fetal remains, with a health director dictating details. Critics say the measures invade privacy by creating a public paper trail including the mother’s name and fetal death location, while supporters argue the rules clarify disposal. A House health committee will review the bills amid debate on privacy and medical necessity.
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