Two Motorcycle Riders Injured In Rural Athens Crash
Two riders were hospitalized after a head on collision on County Road 25 near Athens at 2 20 pm Wednesday. Kevin Mills 22 suffered unspecified injuries at University Hospital Columbus while his passenger 18 Lilly Schwartz treated for leg injuries at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Ann E Barr 34 Athens Route 5 drove the other vehicle. A bicyclist was injured in the same incident report says.
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Two vehicle incidents reported in Athens area
On County Road 7 south of The Plains at 5 14 p m James Snyder 11 Athens Route 2 rode from a driveway and was struck by a car driven by Sheila Meeks 25 Athens Route 1 He was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital with neck injuries and a cut right arm Timothy Welch 21 Albany Route 1 escaped injury when his vehicle left Route 681 north of Albany struck a telephone pole and overturned at 11 55 p m Welch was northbound and the car rolled onto its top
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Cleveland Banks Seek Repayment From School District
Two Cleveland banks sue in the Ohio Supreme Court seeking repayment of 154 million in operating loans tied to the Cleveland school district’s deficit. The banks argue funds should go to bond retirement, while a federal order keeps schools open amid a projected 19.1 million year end shortfall.
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City Candidates Clash On School Bond And Public Safety
City school board candidates urged support for the building program bond levy and longer elementary days. Auditor candidates Vada Poston and Margaret Topping favor computerizing audit bookkeeping. Solicitor contenders Garry Hunter and Richard Taylor debated municipal court prosecutions amid backlogs. Keifer and Light urged longer elementary days. Fugate supported the school building program. Wen did not appear. League of Women Voters and WOUB sponsored the event with another program planned at 7:30 tonight.
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Appalachia Ohio Rural Health Conference Set at OU
Ohio University will host the first Appalachia Ohio Rural Health Conference on December 1 and 2 with co sponsors CHEAO the Appalachian Development Office OH Department and local groups. Sessions cover rural health policy delivery finance and training with workshops on PAs NP roles recruitment and funding sources. Contact Donna Pope for registration and details by November 21.
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