Athens Messenger Contact Details and Contacts
The Athens Messenger lists its established year as 1825 and provides Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio 45701 with a contact phone number 740 592 6612. Email addresses are provided for letters to the editor and staff including Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Josh Reith Jeff Bunch Ike Weiss and their respective roles.
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Editorial on Afghan hospital bombing errors and accountability
The Pentagon partly explains a multi‑error sequence that led to the Kunduz hospital strike, but critics say the redacted findings and light punishments fail to hold officers accountable. Communication breakdowns, a misidentified target, and a faulty data system produced a deadly attack on Doctors Without Borders, raising questions about military discipline and mission legitimacy.
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Tiny NYC apartment author writes big life lesson
Felice Cohen, 45, lived four years in a 490 square foot studio in Manhattan paying 700 a month to pursue writing and travel. Her YouTube tour of the space drew over 11 million views as she advocates minimalism and organized living, arguing people can live with less and edit possessions.
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Trump campaign plan uses old political hay metaphor
The piece analyzes Trump, Cruz, Hillary Clinton, and past figures, noting Trump’s insistence on sticking to his beliefs and attacking rivals. It recalls Wallace and Huey Long to illustrate populist tactics, and previews continuing primaries and media battles as he pushes a provocative, fear-based message.
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Don Blankenship head to federal prison for mine deaths
Former Massey Energy chief Don Blankenship, once dubbed King Coal, is headed to federal prison following his conviction for conspiring to violate mine safety standards. The 29 fatalities at Upper Big Branch in 2010 highlighted his aggressive focus on profits over safety, with a one year sentence reflecting a rare accountability moment for an Appalachian coal executive.
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