Albany weighs settlement offer in Alexander Local Schools case
Albany Village Council moved to authorize Mayor Tim Kirkendall to seek a settlement with Alexander Local School Board counsel over a dispute about connecting a bus garage and wellness center to the village sewer system. The filing seeks to determine whether the existing 2004 $95,000 sewer tap, allowing 22,200 gallons daily, suffices amid annexation and new tap questions. A Nov 5 hearing in Athens County is set, with other litigation noted.
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Amesville Elementary library updated by donors and Rotary
Amesville Elementary gains updated resources funded by donors and Athens Rotary Club plus Friends of India. Donations totaling 11166 paid for new books maps and two Google Chromebooks replacing outdated materials. Librarian Linda Cochran plans to teach students efficient search using tablets.
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Right to Work Debates Dominate Athens County Dinner
Athens County Democrats praise state turnout and discuss statewide ballots Issue 1 aims at bipartisan district drawing while Issue 3 would create a marijuana monopoly. Turnout supports a Democratic imperative amid GOP spending to unseat Gentile.
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Scams Target Athens County Residents Cited by Sheriff
The Athens County Sheriff's Office reports multiple phone scams including an aggressive IRS scam and a family member emergency scam. Sheriff Rodney Smith urges hanging up, not sharing personal data, and contacting the sheriff if victimized.
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Repeat sex offender headed back to prison for another six years
Nelsonville man Michael G. Maffin, 40, was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor. He faces five years of mandatory post release control and lifetime Tier III registration.
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College appoints Rizor to lead workforce program and veteran services
The article announces a new executive director for workforce and economic development, Rizor, an internal candidate who will implement the Appalachian Heritage School to attract revenue. Ken Teter becomes full-time veteran services officer, with upgraded office space and a plan to upgrade the veterans lounge. A joint Dec. 8 meeting with the Hocking College Foundation Board is planned.
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