Athens Messenger contact details and staff listing
Established 1825 the Athens Messenger publishes from Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio The paper lists contact phone and email addresses for staff including Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Wendy Van Sickle design editor Pete Dennis advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and provides general office information.
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Joe Higgins
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Wendy van Sickle
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Pete Dennis
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Ike Weiss
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Medicare three day rule questioned by Health Affairs study
An editorial argues the 1965 rule requiring a three day hospital stay before transfer to skilled nursing care is outdated. A Brown University study shows shorter hospitalizations and potential $1,500 savings per move when the rule is not enforced, urging Medicare to reconsider and replace the standard.
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Health Affairs
Amal Trivedi
Brown University
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Kale and snacks guide from Peter Funt
Peter Funt offers lighthearted diet tips drawn from nutrition columns and WebMD guidance. He mixes healthy ideas like nuts and hummus with indulgent choices such as maple syrup on cereals and a vodka juice mix, noting balance and portion awareness.
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Catherine Saxelby
Foodwatch
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Domino's
Sanders appeal shifts as socialism gains traction
The article tracks how Bernie Sanders frames socialism in a 2016 run, contrasting Obama’s 2009 quip with a broader public shift. It cites Pew and Gallup data showing rising positivity toward socialism among low income and younger voters, notes Sanders focus on income inequality, and contrasts views with Hillary Clinton while noting generational differences in connotations of socialism.
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Cash first in college credit card debate
The piece argues students should master cash and banking before obtaining a credit card. It critiques using authorized-user card tricks for credit building, notes risks of debt, and cites EverFi and Higher One findings that practical money management with bank accounts, not cards, builds financial independence.
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