Potential site eyed for another Athens County EMS station
After a closed door meeting, EMS Chief Rick Callebs and County Commission President Lenny Eliason discussed leasing a property for a future EMS station to cut response times. No lease yet, no imminent construction, with six full time staff and about 400000 in annual costs projected if built. The plan remains in a long term 10 year outlook and depends on budget and reimbursement changes.
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County
EMS
Rick Callebs
Commission
Lenny Eliason
Callebs
Eliason
Athens
Guysville
Amesville
Canaan Road
Glouster
Coolville
Callebs and
Trump
Athens County
Campus Recycling hosts annual winter food drive at Ohio University
Ohio University Campus Recycling runs a weeks long winter food drive from November 28 to December 11. Donations support Alexander School District families with non-perishable items collected at residence halls apartment complexes cafes and campus locations. Local community members and students are urged to donate to help Southeast Ohio families during the holidays.
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Athens
Ohio University
Alexander
River Park
River Gate
Palmer Place
Mill Street Village
University Commons
the Summit
University Courtyard
Court Street
Court Street Coffee
Brewen’s
Baker University Center
Alden Library
Living Learning Center
South Green
Academic & Research Center
ARC
Southeast Ohio
Ohio
Athens library to host popular children s author Catrow event
The Athens Public Library will host children s book author and illustrator David Catrow at 4 30 p m on Wednesday Nov 30. Youth coordinator Taryn Lentes says Catrow emphasizes that we are all artists and will discuss his work and philosophy, creating live drawings for the audience. The program is part of the Young Illustrators series for grades K 2, free and open to the public.
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Athens Public Library
David Catrow
Catrow
Taryn Lentes
Athens
Athens County
Lentes
Eric Carle
Herve Tullet
New Franklin man indicted after 36 kilos of cocaine found
Jerry J. Davis Jr., 35, faces federal charges for possessing cocaine with intent to distribute and firearms offenses after police found 11 kilograms in his vehicle and 25 more at his home. Davis allegedly led officers on a chase and leapt from a 30 foot bridge near Summit Lake Akron. Police recovered guns, ammunition, and over $67,000 cash. Authorities hail the major drug and gun seizure as a victory against trafficking.
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New Franklin
Franklin
Akron
Jerry J. Davis Jr
James Nice
Davis
Nice
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Lake
Old Main Streets
Summit Lake
East Miller Avenue
Broadway Street
Timothy Plancon
Drug Enforcement Administration
Detroit
Ohio
U.S
Carole S. Rendon
Rendon
Fake retailer shopping apps warn consumers
The BBB and KnowBe4 warn that Apple App Store and Google Play are crowded with fake impostor retail apps. Scammers mimic brands such as Dollar Tree Foot Locker Nordstrom Zappos Jimmy Choo Dior Ferragamo to steal personal data. Consumers should use official sources and check app history and reviews.
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Better Business Bureau
KnowBed4
Apple
App Store
Google Play
Robert Siciliano
Idtheftsecurity.com
Siciliano
Dollar Tree
Foot Locker
Nordstrom
Zappos.com
Polyvore
Jimmy Choo
Christian Dior
Salvatore Ferragamo
Dillard’s
C. Matthew Curtin
Interhack Corp
Apple Store
Google
Curtin
Grand jury to weigh case of Michigan student in fatal Ohio crash
Lima Ohio case against Zachery Brown 21 Waterford Michigan charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after a November 10 crash on Route 115 near Allen and Putnam counties killed 18 year old Brendon Wale of St Louis Michigan. Trooper testimony described Brown dazed and intoxicated at the scene.
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Lima
Zachery Brown
Waterford
Michigan
Brendon Wale
St. Louis
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