Athens Messenger Contacts and staff roles list
The Athens Messenger provides contact information and staff roles for its Athens Ohio office. It includes address Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio 45701, phone number (740) 592 6612 and email addresses for Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Wendy Van Sickie Jeff Bunch and Ike Weiss detailing their positions as president editor design editor advertising director and production manager.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
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Monica Nieporte
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Joe Higgins
Shiggins
Wendy van Sickie
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Jeff Bunch
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Ike Weiss
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Global terror strikes across France Kuwait and Tunisia
Editorial notes three Ramadan era attacks by Islamic militants on Friday. A French plant worker beheaded a manager near Lyon and failed to cause a major blast. In Kuwait a bomber killed 27 in a Shiite mosque. In Tunisia a beach attack left 38 dead including many British tourists. Authorities seek links and motives.
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France
Kuwait
Tunisia
Lyon
Air Products and Chemicals Co
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Syria
Islamic State Group
Middle East
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Sousse
Sky is not falling with same sex marriage
A reader argues that Supreme Court rulings affect government only and do not force churches to conduct same sex weddings. The letter contends that changes require Congress, notes clerks may face conflicts, and asserts marriage remains a private contract between two people without impacting other marriages.
Clean Power Plan Seen as Boost for Ohio Small Business
Athens owner Michelle Greenfield argues the Clean Power Plan will spur innovation and cut energy costs, with Small Business Majority reporting benefits from efficiency programs that have already saved Ohio residents billions. She urges lawmakers to support national standards to guide state implementation and protect the economy and environment.
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the Messenger
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Buckeye
Supreme Court same sex marriage decision sparks Fourth of July celebration
A columnist lauds the Supreme Court ruling allowing gay couples to marry in all 50 states. The piece argues liberty and justice for all, rejects fears of church bans, and praises Chief Justice Roberts for a conciliatory stance while noting progress since the Founders. It frames the decision as a defining American moment for equality.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
U.S. Department of Dating
Anthony Kennedy
Antonin Scalia
Clarence Thomas
John Roberts
America
Faith and law clash as gay marriage debate moves forward
The Supreme Court decision sparks fear among religious groups that they will lose freedom to act on beliefs. Kennedy signals advocacy rights but Roberts notes religious exercise protection. Debate shifts to tax status for religious groups, potential loss of tax exemptions, and new legislative battles.
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Anthony Kennedy
Justice
Kennedy
John Roberts
Utah
Mike Lee
American Civil Liberties Union
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