Albany honors two officers with promotions and awards
Albany’s small police force, funded by two levies totaling 24000 annually, recognized two officers for outstanding service. Sergeant Kyle Calendine was promoted from Officer 3 and received a Meritorious Conduct Award, while reserve officer Richard Hixson was promoted to Officer 3 and given a Volunteerism Award for leadership in events and emergency shelter efforts.
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Albany
Robert Deardorff
Kyle Calendine
Deardorff
Albany Village Hall
Calendine
Police Department
Hixson
U.S. Department of Energy
Piketon
Messenger
Larry DI Giovani
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Richard Hixson
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Ohio University reports spring enrollment holds steady near record
Ohio University releases preliminary spring 2017 enrollment figures showing total students at 34,587, down 38 from 2016. Athens Campus up 177 to 20,187, regional campuses up 115 to 8,275, and eLearning down 10 to 7,689. Retention from fall 2016 to spring 2017 stands at 92.8 percent.
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Ohio University
Office of
Institutional Research
Athens
Craig Cornell
Ohio
Athens County names former HAPC official as planner
Jessie Powers will start February 27 as Athens County planner at a $44880 salary. She previously served over three years at Hocking Athens Perry Community Action as community development manager and spent the past year with Ohio Development Services Agency as a community development analyst. Powers has a history degree from the Mississippi University for Women and floodplain planning training. She lives near Glouster in Morgan County and was selected from three candidates to fill the vacancy after Miranda Kindler resigned.
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Athens County
Jessie Powers
County Commission
Lenny Eliason
Powers
Hocking-Athens-Perry
Ohio Development Services Agency
Mississippi University For Women
Morgan County
Glouster
Eliason
Miranda Kindler
Ohio University
Bob Eichenberg
Round River Planning and Design
Walk on Feb 18 to aid Timothy House in Appalachian Ohio
Good Works Inc sponsors its 15th annual WALK on Saturday February 18 from 8 30 a m to 1 p m starting and finishing at Athens First United Methodist Church. Proceeds support Timothy House the homeless shelter serving eight counties with a goal to raise 60000 and more than 110000 nights of shelter since 1981. Participants can visit goodworkswalknet or call 594 3339 for sponsor packets.
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Good Works Inc
Athens First United Methodist Church
College Street
Appalachian
Ohio
Timothy House
Goodworkswalknet
Glouster Finance Committee Meets Friday Evening
Glouster Village Council will hold a finance committee meeting on Friday February 3 at 4 p.m. at the Water and Electric Office 16 Front Street. Discussion will cover health insurance and permanent appropriations. Amesville posts 2016 financial report at the Village Office 18 South Taple Street.
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Glouster
Water & Electrc
Front St
Amesville
Staple St
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