Vigil in Solidarity with Orlando at OU a powerful show
More than 300 gathered on Ohio University's College Green Monday evening to mourn the Pulse nightclub massacre. Delfin Bautista, the LGBT director at OU, called the vigil powerful as students and community members expressed fear, outrage and unity after the national tragedy on Sunday.
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Orlando
Athens
Ohio University
College Green
Bes Conchelle Trachtenberg
Ea Oxeliiers
Dalat
Blolal
Halley
Obituaries for Lenora Burns Margaret Hubble Sherry Newton
Obituary notices list Lenora Burns 77 of Athens Margaret Hubble 89 of Nelsonville and Sherry Newton 46 of Page with brief death notices on page A5.
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Lenora Burns
Athens
Margaret Hubble
Nelsonville
Sherry Newton
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A brief notice directs readers to scan a QR code to access the mobile web page. The item mentions a "77 Er Page A2" reference line, suggesting placement guidance for the newspaper page. The tone is terse and instructional.
Area residents urge County to study road treatment options
Athens County residents on Dutch Creek Road petition County Engineer Jeff Maiden to consider alternatives to asphalt based chip and seal. Robert Mader and wife Cynthia oppose chip and seal due to health concerns and a pending lawsuit. A preliminary injunction blocks work within one mile of the Madej home. final hearing is set for Aug. 22. Research has identified 15 alternative products.
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Robert Mader
Athens County
Dutch Creek Road
Jeff Maiden
Madel
Cynthia
Maiden
Cynthia Made
Madej
Nelsonville City Council Tables Home Use Variance Plan
Nelsonville council votes five to zero to table the second reading of a use variance allowing 178 Fort Street residence to become an antique store. The plan, requested by Diane and David Stahl, faces zoning limits in a single-family area and sparked debate among council members.
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Nelsonville Council
Nelsonville
Fort and Short
Fort St
Diane Stahl
New Marshfield
David Stahl
Ed Mash
Trial delayed for Detroit man in drug possession case
Jelani Walker, 35, facing one count each of aggravated possession of drugs, aggravated trafficking in drugs, and possession of cocaine, had his jury trial pushed back after a superseding indictment. Judge Patrick Lang denied a motion to dismiss but considered concerns raised by Walker's attorney, Thomas Gerken, delaying the March traffic-stop case to allow more preparation time.
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Detroit
Jelani Walker
Patrick Lang
Walker
Thomas Gerken
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