Athens couple builds life in Athens County since 2012
Mike Boyd and his wife Kerry Sheridan Boyd moved to Athens in 2012 to be near family. Kerry runs Shamrock Auction Service while Mike works as pre owned sales director at Germain Lexus of Dublin and founder of iReconCars. They commute four hours daily, enjoy farming, antiques, and county life, and praise Athens County's diversity and opportunities for their family.
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Mike Boyd
Athens
Dublin
Athens County
Kerry Sheridan-Boyd
Kerry
Shamrock Auction Service
Germain Lexus
Athens County Fair Board to meet on June 8
The Athens County Fair Board will hold a special session Monday June 8 at 7 p.m. in the secretary’s office at the fairgrounds to discuss exhibits for the 2015 fair.
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Athens County Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Glouster Personnel Committee Meeting Preview
Glouster Village Council Personnel Committee will meet Monday at 6 p.m. in the Water and Electric Office at 16 Front St. They will review applications and interview for a temporary full time street department employee.
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Glouster
Glouster Village
Water and Electric
Front St
Street Department
Mobile health clinic brings free care to Pomeroy event
A 40 foot CHP mobile health clinic arrives in Meigs County for the Ohio River Medical Mission at Meigs High School. From 8 am to 5 pm daily through June 11 the free and reduced cost services include screenings, immunizations, dental and vision checks, and referrals. The program aims to reach medically underserved residents and expand awareness of CHP offerings.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ohio University
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ohio River Medical Mission
Meigs High School
Pomeroy Pike
Mobile
Carole Merckle
BSN
Area Health Education Center
Ohio
Merckle
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Fire at 65 Crihfield Drive damages one unit
Firefighters from Nelsonville and York Two units fought a blaze at 65 Crihfield Drive on Thursday afternoon. The fire began in a couch in one of three apartments, causing only that unit to suffer fire damage while the other two may have light smoke damage. No injuries were reported.
Guysville Woman Sentenced To 30 Months In Prison
Tricia Marie Queen, 34, of Guysville, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for violating community control terms and a new felony. She had been on five-year community control after pleading guilty to aggravated possession of drugs and theft in two indictments. An April indictment added aggravated possession of drugs and petty theft. Judge George McCarty ordered her to serve the suspended term plus six months on the new case.
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Guysville
Tricia Marie Queen
Athens County
George McCarty
Queen
Nelsonville York forecasts shrinking district budget
Nelsonville York Schools face forecasted shortfalls from 2016 to 2019, with revenues of 12.6 million and expenditures of 13.8 million in 2019, creating a deficit over 1 million. Treasurer Sandi Hurd notes a 10 percent rise in insurance costs and a conservative revenue outlook while carryover cushions early deficits.
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Nelsonville-York
Sandi Hurd
Nelsonville- York
Hurd
Messenger
Advocates push budget to aid Ohio's low income residents
A coalition of health and human services advocates urged Ohio lawmakers to boost spending in the two year budget to fight elder abuse hunger and poverty. They seek $2.75 million annually for hunger relief bringing totals to $20 million per year and more funds for adult protective services. Metrics include maintaining Medicaid expansion and potential Senate amendments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Advocates For
Future
State Senate
House
Col Owens
John Kasich
Senate
Keith Faber
Ohio Association of Foodbanks
Lisa Hamlet-Fugitt
Remains of man convicted of killing wife to be removed
Elyria officials plan to disinter the cremated remains of Marvin Dallas on Thursday at the request of Mary Dallas and family. Dallas was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 1993 for beating his wife to death and spent 12 years in prison. The cremated remains had been buried over the grave of his wife earlier this year. Crystal Dean, Mary’s daughter, says she is glad to visit her mother's grave without proximity to the killer's remains.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Marvin Dallas
Mary Dallas
Crystal Dean
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