Bubble shows steal the Color in the Hills spotlight
Mr Bubblemaker wowed crowds with a Bubble Ballet and Rock n Roll Bubble Show featuring giant and heart shaped bubbles. Fans voted for the third show under the lights, while other acts included animatronic dinosaurs and a variety of festival foods and treats.
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Ohio
Putnam County
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Belpre
New Marshfield Man Registered as Sexually Oriented Offender
Bradley E. Jack, 44, now registered under Megan's Law after a 1996 Athens County conviction for three felonies including corruption of a minor. He must annually register for 10 years and has notified of residing in New Marshfield. The case highlights ex post facto issues around the Adam Walsh Act.
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New Marshfield
Athens County
Bradley E. Jack
Robert Driscoll
Jack
McCarthy
Athens
Teo
Adam Walsh
Driscoll
Ohio Supreme Court
George W. Bush
OU visiting artist to discuss Confederate flag and art
John Sims, a Detroit based artist, will visit Ohio University to present a lecture panel and exhibition on sacred symbols social identity and visual terror ism through confronting the Confederate flag. His talks outline a forthcoming book and trace the evolution of his Recoloration Proclamation project and related works including Burn and Bury and The Proper Way to Hang a Confederate Flag while noting influence on efforts to remove Confederate memorials in New Orleans.
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Ohio University
John Sims
America
Sums
New Orleans
Erie deputy resigns after racial slur report in Sandusky
An Erie County Sheriff's deputy resigned following a report of using a racial slur. The deputy, identified as Mr. Smith, faced administrative leave and possible termination after a Sandusky Police Department officer documented the incident. Sheriff Sigsworth condemned the conduct as unbecoming and not reflective of the agency’s standards.
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Sandusky
Erie County Sheriff's
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Sigsworth
Smith Wron
Mobile pantry set for Hocking College center lot in Nelsonville
Southeast Ohio Foodbank schedules a mobile pantry in the Hocking College Student Center lot Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eligible Athens County residents up to 200 percent of the federal poverty line receive food with photo ID and proof of residency. Warm Hearts Winter Coat Drive runs through Nov 10 with locations in The Plains Athens and Nelsonville. new coats and monetary gifts accepted. call numbers provided for donations and questions.
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Southeast Ohio
Foodbank
Hocking College
Athens County
Athens County Children Services
The
Salvation Army
N. Plains Road
Country Corner
Plains
Wood'n Rocker
Main St
Coolville
Shoe Department
E. State St
Athens Plaza
Athens
Brookfield Church
N. Court St
Public Square
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Tire Amnesty Collection Event in Coolville on Oct 21
Residents in the Troy Twp area may drop off old and scrap tires at 25600 Brimstone Road Coolville on October 21 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Public road and property tires only. exclude tires from shops. Call Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District at 740-753-6885 for details. CHAUNCEY records retention committee meets Tuesday Oct 17 at 5 p.m.
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Coolville
Troy Twp
Brimstone Road
Athens-Hocking
Parole hearing set for man who killed OU student
A man who killed an OU student faces a parole hearing as part of ongoing criminal proceedings. The case drew regional attention from Athens residents and law enforcement, with prosecutors detailing the incident and its impact on the campus community.
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