Nelsonville house linked to flaming faucet clears of gas
Firefighters found no flammable gas at the Nelsonville residence after a video showed fire under a bathroom faucet during a water outage. Ohio EPA and other agencies tested water at the home and area, finding no volatile compounds or methane. tests continue to determine the cause.
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Nelsonville
Messenger
Foster
Dan Pfeiffer
Harry Barber Jr
Ohio
EPA
Heather Lauer
Fire Department
Ohio Epa
Columbia Gas
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lauer
Pfeiffer
Forecast Comics Communi Editorial Sports Vol 111 No 98
Comic and editorial notes blend with sports brief in a single issue. Highlights cover comic features and community commentary alongside a short sports item from Vol 111, No 98, showing the era’s civic voice and local entertainment.
Drug ringleader seeks plea withdrawal cited being high
A Nelsonville man, Joshua D. Gambrel, 31, who pleaded guilty in Athens County to a 19 count drug trafficking indictment in February, asks to withdraw his plea and vacate a 10 year sentence. He claims he was under the influence of heroin and Xanax from February 14 to 17 and faced stress due to his father's illness. The motion notes a short furlough granted as part of the plea, and references further details on page A5.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Joshua D. Gambrel
Renue
Gambrel
HSN chief Bill Brand named OU 2016 commencement speaker
Ohio University announces media and retail leader Bill Brand as the 2016 undergraduate commencement speaker. Brand, OU 1987 graduate of the School of Media Arts and Studies, is president of HSN and chief marketing officer of HSN Inc. He will address both morning and afternoon ceremonies and inspire graduates with a message of perseverance and dedication.
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Ohio University
Bill Brand
Brand
Home Shopping Network
HSN, Inc
OU School of Media Arts and Studies
The
School of Telecommunications
HSN
WOUB Sports Dept Reshaped After Gender Bias Findings
WOUB Public Media canceled two student sports shows and dismissed several students after a report found male reporters created a hostile environment by ratings female colleagues on appearance. The investigation traced air time favoritism to perceived attractiveness and led to the disbanding of the involved student group and management changes.
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Woub Public Media
WOUB
Tom Hodson
Mark Brewer
Ohio University Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance
E.W. Scripps School of Journalism
Nashville
Associated Press
Justice Hill
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Twitter
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Wendy Vansickle
Madison Street
Buchte
York Two
Facebook
Rae
Florence McIntorf
Pennsville
Thomas King
Page
Communi Editorial
Roderick J. Mc Davis
Woub Sports
Sports Department
MR. Toad
Ssenger
MN Halley
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