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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2016
Page
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Local developers East State Street Development Co LLC and partner Brent Hayes purchased just over 52 acres off Route 682 near Athens for commercial front properties with possible residential back sections. Courthouse records show the $1 million-plus deal from Ronald Hope and others, including 2.5 acres on the same side of Route 682, and annexation and water-service plans were discussed though not immediately pursued.
Athens County voters cast 28 560 total ballots with 10 061 absentee and an estimated 482 provisional ballots awaiting counting. Clinton carried the county 55.09 percent as local GOP and Democratic leaders react to the nationwide outcome and lingering races noted for page A2.
Local discussions indicate Menards is weighing a third Athens location by a former Columbia Gas site on East State Street. The property, under contract, is owned by East State Street Development Co., a Parfitt Hayes partnership. Parfitt confirmed a major retailer is eyeing the site but offered no further details. A city official said a August 17 meeting involved a Mr. O’Neil and city planners.
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