DuPont C8 water suit verdict awarding 1.6 million to Carla Bartlett
An Ohio jury granted Carla Bartlett 59 from Guysville 1.6 million in a case alleging DuPont plant discharges contaminated drinking water with C8, a chemical used to make Teflon, a pivotal ruling amid thousands of related suits over its Ohio River contamination near Parkersburg.
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Headless horseman duo spotted at Nelsonville Rocky Boots
A mysterious figure described as the headless horseman and a companion were seen in front of the Rocky Boots Outlet Store in Nelsonville. Photo credit goes to John Halley for the Messenger.
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Social follow list for multiple accounts
The item lists social handles to follow on Twitter for individuals including Joe Higgins Sara Brumfield Kevin Wiseman Jason Arkley John Halley Steve Robb and Sarah Hawley with their corresponding messenger variants. It reads like a contact or outreach roster from a newsroom or organization.
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Linda Morris 64 of Logan Dies
Linda Morris, aged 64, of Logan died. A local obituary notes her passing and honors her memory with brief details of life and family.
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ADA 25th Anniversary Marked by Athens OU Community
Athens and Ohio University joined in a month long celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Leaders including OU President Roderick McDavis and Athens Mayor Paul Wieh spoke on progress and ongoing work toward accessibility. The event was organized by the Presidential Advisory Council for Disability and Accessibility Planning and the Athens City Commission on Disabilities with campus offices. Speakers highlighted ADA impact on accessibility in schools and businesses, and noted remaining gaps in homes and services for people with disabilities. The ADA is a catalyst for change and a better life for millions, organizers said. The celebration continues with events and education across campus and the community.
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Feasibility study under way for local radiation cancer care
OhioHealth O’Bleness Hospital is exploring bringing radiation oncology back to Athens after the Athens Cancer Center closed last summer. Spokeswoman Sydney Webber says the decision rests with the system and will weigh patient access, demand, and cost as it remains in an exploratory phase.
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Guardians Aliens paint keyboard on city stairs in Athens
Local graffiti group Guardians Aliens painted a keyboard mural on city stairs linking Depot Street to West Washington Street without city approval. Safety Director Paula Horan Moseley notes possible criminal mischief but cites Municipal Arts Commission guidance and says no charges or removal planned at this time.
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