Hocking explores concealed carry on campus policy
Hocking College President Betty Young urged trustees to study the pros and cons of allowing concealed weapons on campus. The Ohio Senate is weighing House Bill 48 which would let colleges decide individually. if passed, the college has 90 days to adopt a policy. Liability and potential lawsuits loom as key concerns.
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OU and Athens approve appendix on sexual misconduct reporting
Ohio University President Roderick J. McDavis and Athens Mayor Paul Wieh authorize a new appendix to the City University Memorandum of Understanding. It guides OAPD and APD on reporting and investigating sexual assault and relationship-based violence. The document calls for survivor advocate coordination and updates on best practices. It also sets a process for APD to notify OU administration about misconduct affecting students, faculty and staff.
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OU Credit Union to open downtown Athens branch on W Union St
Ohio University Credit Union plans a downtown Athens branch at 12 West Union Street in a new building replacing fire-destroyed property. CEO Phil Meyer says the uptown branch will involve them in construction from start to finish. Ground-floor space is being leased before construction, with bids due December 18 and construction hoped to begin soon.
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Fired deputy facing involuntary manslaughter charge in neighbor death
Former Pike County deputy Joel Jenkins, 31, appeared in Pike County Court on Monday to answer to an involuntary manslaughter complaint in the death of Jason Brady. Bond was set at 100000 with a 10 percent provision. Jenkins ordered to have no contact with Brady’s family and to stay drug and alcohol free.
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