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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2017

Page

4

Athens Messenger Staff and Contact Information

The Athens Messenger announces staff roles and contact channels for 1825 established publication. Monica Nieporte leads as president, Joe Higgins is editor, Josh Wilder design editor, Jeff Bunch advertising director, and Ike Weiss production manager. Address Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens, Ohio with a general contact line and email for letters to the editor.

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Chauncey bike spur gains support from officials

In a letter from Chauncey residents and the Chauncey Community Improvement Committee the group thanks the Athens County Commissioners Miranda Knicier and the Athens County Conservancy for backing a Chauncey bike spur linking to the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway. Land purchases begin the project and officials anticipate further progress for students workers and seniors.

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Getting Risk Right and the News Frenzy in Health Warnings

Geoffrey Kabat, cancer epidemiologist, argues media hype inflates breakthroughs and urges careful distinction between large replicated studies and small flashy ones. He notes overstatement, funding pressures, and herd mentality in science, explaining why dramatic results often mislead the public.

Environmental Working Group Geoffrey Kabat Kabat Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx

Letters to the Editor: Toe Meseenane Signed Views Limiter

A readers columns notes limit signed letters to editor content to concise opinions about local issues. The piece urges compacting submissions and restricting lengthy signatures while inviting civility and useful public discourse.

Feds push for safer cars that talk to each other

The U S Department of Transportation proposes equipping new light vehicles with a basic safety message to share heading speed and location with nearby cars. The system could warn drivers of crashes, blind spots, or risky turns but may not prevent all accidents and faces high costs and partial adoption concerns.

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Treat drug addicts not prison in Anaheim plan

Anaheim leaders test a kindness initiative under Drug Free Anaheim guiding chronic users to police stations for help rather than arrest. The city plans to contract with Social Model Recovery Systems, funded by narcotics asset forfeiture, to connect addicts with treatment, echoing Portugal’s decriminalization approach.

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Hints From Heloise Color Guard For Printer Paper

A reader shares tips to manage printer paper like placing colored sheets after each ream to track usage, limiting to two reams at a time, and leaving about 10 sheets behind the second colored page as a final warning to help plan printing jobs.

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