Lawsuit against Athens dismissed by judge
Judge L Alan Goldsberry dismissed Sean Jones 2013 lawsuit in Athens County Common Pleas Court over city of Athens storm sewer work and a delayed lot split decision. Jones claimed a taken easement and sought mandamus and damages. the city argued no taking and no right to appeal. Attorney Rusty Rittenhouse said the decision to appeal had not yet been made.
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WOUB and Institute earn seven regional Emmy nominations
Evan Shaw of WOUB Public Media and the Barbara Geralds Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact led seven Emmy nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Ohio Valley Chapter. Dr. Lynn Harter co directs the Institute with student Brett Maszczak named in one category.
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Five members of Short North Posse convicted in Ohio murders
A federal jury in Columbus found five men tied to the Short North Posse gang guilty of murder and related charges. Prosecutors said the defendants were the gang's homicide squad, part of a decade-long pattern of violence and drug distribution in central Ohio. The five face life in prison, with the remaining five defendants set for July and September trials.
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Federal judge preserves early voting in Ohio despite appeal
A federal judge refused to delay the ruling restoring certain early voting opportunities for the November election. He stayed the Aug. 2 special election implementation but kept the Nov. 8 availability. The decision upheld the Democrats' challenge to eliminating the golden week for voter registration and early ballots.
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Superseding indictment filed in case of man who fled into pond
Jelani Walker, 35, faces a superseding indictment after tests showed Pentylone in drugs seized during a Route 33 stop near The Plains. He also faces cocaine possession charges. He fled into a pond as troopers moved him from the vehicle. Bond set at $100,000. trial scheduled June 15 before Judge George McCarthy.
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Ohio woman confined at home by deer attacks
Cindy Frost in suburban Cleveland says a doe has attacked her near her home, forcing her to stay indoors while she walks her dogs. She fought off the deer with a leash and her fist, and the animal has since circled her house. Wildlife officials say such encounters are common and limited actions are available.
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Athens County Visitor Bureau chief highlights local charm
Paige Alost, executive director, describes Athens County as a vibrant, authentic destination. She moved from Baton Rouge to Athens in the 1990s and aims to tell the county’s story to attract visitors and bolster the economy. Highlights include main districts in Athens and Nelsonville, local foods, nightlife, Starbrick and Passion Flower keepsakes, and the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway.
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Athens County stories and the region's creative spirit
A profile highlights a resident who cherishes family time, trails on a husband created property, and peace in the woods. She loves the Appalachian Region, aims to amplify local life stories, and invites community members to share via social media or email.
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Children Services Board to meet June 20 in Athens
Athens County Children Services Board schedules regular session for Monday June 20 at 5 15 p m at 14 Stony Brook Drive Athens. Nelsonville Council also set for Monday June 13 at 7 p m in Council Chambers City Hall.
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