Forecast: Few Showers With 74 And 57 Degrees
Today’s forecast notes a few showers with a high near 74 and a low around 57 degrees. The page also mentions social media updates and contests from the newsroom.
28 Jun 2015
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2015
Page
1
Today’s forecast notes a few showers with a high near 74 and a low around 57 degrees. The page also mentions social media updates and contests from the newsroom.
Abigail R. Abby Dempsey 56 of Glouster Columbus resident Mark Osborne Ward Starlin 95 Amesville and John White 72 McArthur listed in page A6 obituary notices with brief age and location details.
Hocking College reports 91 registered athletes for the first year with 66 more in process aiming for 100. Notable recruit Trenton Mays, a Steubenville High School alum, was involved in a 2012 rape case and delinquent for sharing nude photos. College spokesperson Michelle O'Brien notes Mays will attend SEE FOOTBALL ON PAGE A6. President Betty Young comments on second chances linking to broader college narratives.
Athens High School graduate John Schriner, class of 2008, and Ohio University sculptor, has reached a milestone by publicly displaying his artwork on New York City streets. Since moving to NYC after 2013, he has engaged with Scribble Art Workshop, expanding exposure for his sculpture and Expanded Practice.
Athens County Sheriff’s Office introduces Dutch Shepherd Ijo as partner to Deputy Johan Kulchar, replacing Ryder who died in a house fire. Ijo, turning two, trained since May 4, joins the force from the same kennel, bringing strong work ethic and narcotics detection capabilities. The duo began duty on June 15 after a six week training period.
Emmy Thompson and Erika Vigo eight toured the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks and local plants at Athens first STEAM Camp. They built projects, learned manufacturing, and heard from Sen. Sherrod Brown and Athens County leaders about future jobs. Commissioner Chris Chmiel organized tours to Quidel, underscoring local economic development and workforce training.
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