Athens Messenger Contact Details and Address
Established 1825 the Athens SSCUACT Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 Times contact line includes phone number 740 592 6612. Email addresses for letters to the editor and staff members Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Josh Wilder Jeff Bunch Ike Weiss provide editorial and advertising lines.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Athensmessenger
Monica Nieporte
Mnieporte
Joe Higgins
Shiggins
Josh Wilder
Jwilder
Jeff Bunch
Jbunch
Ike Weiss
Iweiss
Cussing and Linguistic Bravura in Everyday Speech
A humorous column argues recent studies show frequent cursing signals healthy verbal ability rather than deficiency. It notes Cambridge data that women curse more than men, with a 500 percent rise in F-bomb use over 20 years, and references pop culture and celebrity quips to support the playful thesis.
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Cambridge University
England
Hubby
Phil Dumphy
Dad
Kim Kardashian
The Coffee Generation and Millennial Brew Trends
Editorial notes millennials started coffee young driving demand and price rises. It contrasts coffee with soda, highlights status and personalization, cites Folgers versus Starbucks costs, and speculates future drinkers from younger ages.
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National Coffee Association
Gabrielle Bosche
Letters to the Editor Policy for The Messenger
The Messenger invites signed letters limited to 400 words and bearing the writer's name and hometown. A verification phone number is required. Mail to P O Box 4210 Athens Ohio or email shiggins at Athens Messenger dot com. All letters may be edited by the newspaper.
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P.O
Athens
Shiggins
Athensmessenger.com
Trump the Showman takes center stage
Trump secures the presidency amid fierce critique and caution. Analysts note his acting persona over any fixed ideology and warn wary voters about his volatile approach. The piece questions future policy shifts and even hints at potential Canadian housing market impacts if rigidity persists.
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Ted Cruz
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Canada
When schools misbehave and service dogs in court case
The Supreme Court weighs if parents may sue schools for damages without exhausting the IDEA process. Ehlena Fry, a Michigan child with cerebral palsy, was denied a service dog at school, prompting a dispute about federal law. If the Court rules for present rules, Congress may modify the law to allow suits for emotional distress after leaving a district.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan
Ehlena Fry
Ehlena
Supreme Court
Congress
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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