Athens Messenger Staff Contact Directory
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists the newspaper’s contact details and staff roles. It provides the address Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio, a phone number, and email addresses for the president editor design editor and advertising and production staff.
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Editorial Defeat deadly diabetes worldwide
The World Health Organization reports diabetes worldwide nearly doubled from 1980 to 2014. In 2014 about 422 million adults had the disease, causing 1.5 million deaths annually and exacerbating other conditions. The piece urges personal responsibility and smarter public health policy to curb rising cases globally and in the United States.
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A Century of Income Tax Headaches and Odd Rules
Tax history highlights a century back show a four page 1916 form with confusing order rules and a $4 000 married exemption split between spouses. Penalties for false returns or non filing were steep and some federal pension rules sparked debate. Thomas V. Cibacco of American University weighs in.
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Clinton apology urge after Philadelphia clash with protesters
Bill Clinton told an audience at Penn State Behrend he almost apologized for yesterday's Philadelphia confrontation with Black Lives Matter activists. He argued the danger is disrespectful debate, urged listening, and criticized the 1994 crime bill's role in mass incarceration, while protesters and supporters debated past policies and future reform.
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Old Houses Fight Back Against the New Dream Home
The piece contrasts the push for granite counters and huge master baths with a call for preserving older houses. It notes historic New England homes, 1920s bungalows, and Palm Springs midcentury styles amid rising teardown trends. It praises open plans but laments loss of character. It cites HGTV shows like Property Brothers while proposing a “Tearless Teardowns” concept.
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Drew
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