Local team joins national solar challenge in Athens County
Upgrade Ohio leads Solar ACCESS team accepted into Solar in Your Community Challenge. The project aims to install over one megawatt of solar across Athens County with three sites including a school and a housing project. Up to $60,000 seed funding plus $10,000 technical aid available. final prize up to $1 million.
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Upgrade
Ohio
Solar Access
United States
Suny Polytechnic Institute
U.S Department of Energy
DOE
Sarah Conley-Ballew
Upgrade Ohio
Conley-Ballew
the Messenger
Washington D.C
Third Sun Solar
Georgetown University Energy
Georgetown
U.S. Renewable Energy Supply Through 2018 Projection
A historical snapshot tracks U.S. renewable energy supply from 2009 to a projected 2018 level, measured in British thermal units. The data reflect growth in wind, solar, hydro, and biomass, showing rising contributions to total energy mix and shifting shares among major energy sources.
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Pomeroy Man Loses Appeal Over Seven Year Burglary Sentence
Justin Burris, 35, from Pomeroy, saw his appeal denied by the Fourth District Court of Appeals. He was convicted of aggravated burglary for kicking in a door and injuring Amy Wright and Darren Leister at an Athens apartment in October 2015. The court rejected claims of ineffective counsel and insufficient evidence, upholding the jury verdict.
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Pomeroy
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Justin Burris
Amy Wright
Darren Leister
Athens
Burris
Wright
Leister
Athens County
Meg Saunders
Saunders
Adam Claar
Appeals Court
Harsha
Study finds bias makes black teens look larger and more threatening
A psychology study of 950 participants shows white and black men of equal size are perceived as taller stronger and more muscular when the men are black. The research links such misperceptions to disproportionate use of force against unarmed black youths, citing Tamir Rice and other cases.
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Cleveland
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Florida
Trayvon Martin
Wisconsin
Contre Hamilton
American Psychological Association
Rice
Cadell Recreation Center
Police Union
John Paul Wilson
Montclair State University
New Jersey
Wilson
Miami University
of Ohio
University of Toronto
Centers For Disease Control
Murray City hires Susan Swelgin Miller as fiscal clerk
The Murray City Village Council voted to hire Susan Swelgin Miller as the new fiscal clerk for a three to six month contract. Miller, already the fiscal clerk for New Straitsville, will work 20 hours a month and attend council meetings, with no conflict to her current job. The next council meeting is set for March 20 at 7 p.m.
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Susan Swelgin Miller
Miller
New Straitsville
Southern Perry Incubation Center For Entrepreneurs
SPICE
Ohio
Local hero saves toddler at basketball game incident
Local hero intervenes to save a toddler during a basketball game. Details remain limited as authorities investigate and witnesses describe a tense moment. Community members praise quick action and urge vigilance at public events.
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