Athens County prosecutor T. L. Warren profile and rail role
Timothy L. Warren, assistant Athens County prosecutor and Nelsonville resident, is a Nelsonville York High School and Ohio university graduate. He chairs the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Board and recalls family law enforcement influence while outlining career motivations and personal hobbies. He shares his weight loss journey from over 350 pounds to near goal.
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Athens County
Timothy
T.L
Warren
Nelsonville- York High School
Ohio University
Ohio Northern University
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway
Railway
Dave
Dairy Queen
Keller
Black
Athens County Resident Reflects on History and Growth
A local Athens County resident discusses personal health improvements after encouragement from Glenn Jones, dislikes inattentive drivers, and praises the area's history. They note admiration for Athens history, desire for renewed manufacturing and business, and pride in the county’s hardworking character.
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Athens County
Nelsonville Council to hold regular meeting Monday
Nelsonville City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in council chambers at city hall. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
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Nelsonville
City Hall
Albany Village to Hold Special Council Meeting
Albany Village Council schedules a special meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Council Chambers 5153 Alton St Albany to discuss general purposes and the waste water system with attendees urged to attend in person.
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Albany
Alton St
Ohio prison workers sue to halt prison farms shutdown
The Ohio Civil Service Association filed suit in Franklin Court on Thursday to block the planned closure of state prison farms. The union argues the move violates the employee contract and questions the timing after the state spent 9 million on new barns at London and Marion prisons. A spokesman says the state will cut payroll costs of 5 million annually for 72 workers while shifting funds to security and training.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ae Oe
Ohio Civil Service Association
Franklin Court
London
Marion
JoEllen Smith
Gypsy Moth treatment program approved in Wayne NF
Athens District Ranger Jason Reed approved a gypsy moth control plan for Wayne National Forest areas in Athens Hocking Morgan Perry and Vinton Counties. Treatments in 2016 and future years use mating disruption pheromone or Gypche specific to gypsy moths to prevent defoliation while sparing other species.
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Athens
Jason Reed
Hocking
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Wayne
Athens Ranger District
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
New
OU medical school to host commencement on Saturday
The Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will host its 37th commencement at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium with Ronald Moomaw D O as speaker. Moomaw, a NASA flight surgeon and psychiatrist, trains astronauts and supports families while researching fatigue and isolation during long space flights.
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Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ouhcom
Ronald Moomaw
D.O
NASA
Moomaw
Heritage College
University of Texas Medical Branch
Ohio.edu
Medicine
County to bid on EMS site near current Athens station
County commissioners authorized Charlie Adkins to make offers on two properties for a new Athens County Emergency Medical Services station. One site is near the current EMS station and could also house the Emergency Management Agency. If the deal fails, a second EMS only site offer is possible. A separate offer was approved for Haga Ridge, where 911 radio tower land has been leased previously.
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Charlie Adkins
Athens County Emergency Medical Services
Athens
Lenny Eliason
EMS Station
Athens County Emergency Management Agency
Eliason
Adkins
Haga Ridge
Athens County 911
Man convicted in Cleveland killings wrapped in bags
Michael Madison, a convicted sex offender, was found guilty of aggravated murder and kidnapping in the deaths of Angela Deskins, Shetisha Sheeley, and Shirenda Terry. The bodies were discovered in 2013 in and around his East Cleveland apartment complex, raising fears of a serial killer in the area. The trial proceeded after a lengthy legal process, with sentencing to be considered next by the same jury.
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Cleveland
Michael Madison
Madison
David Grant
Anthony Sowell
Lowell
Ohio Supreme Court
Lancs
Grant
Angela Deskins
Shetisha Sheeley
Shirenda Terry
East Cleveland
Deskins
Terry
Sheeley
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Johnson Space Center
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Athens Messenger
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