OU Marks Grand Opening Of Class Gateway Renovations
Ohio University community gathered October 8 for the grand reopening of the class gateway beside College Green in Athens. The renewal preserves original features, adds an accessibility ramp, and supports the fall 2016 heating season with underground tunnel work completed.
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Ath ens Messenger history notes 1966 school bus pay rates
Athens school board approved bus driver pay scales in 1966 with starting hourly wages for beginners set at two dollars and an additional one dollar sixty eight cents per hour for extra duties. The item appears in a column surveying local historical notes.
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Ohio dad of girl who was starved and beaten gets death sentence
Glen Bates, 34, was sentenced to death for aggravated murder in Hamilton County Ohio for the death of his 2 year old daughter Glenara. The jury found him guilty after authorities said the child suffered belt and bite marks bruises missing teeth broken ribs head trauma and extreme malnourishment. Prosecutors called for the death penalty while Bates plans an appeal and his wife Andrea Bradley faces separate charges.
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Miami University settles federal disability case in consent decree
Federal officials say an agreement with Miami University ends a lawsuit by blind student Aleeha Dudley over ADA access. The decree requires equal access to services and programs, addressing inaccessible course materials and assistive technology issues. Dudley, from New Paris, sued in 2014 citing tactile and touchscreen barriers at the Oxford campus.
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Former Hocking College employee appeals board ruling
Former Hocking College program manager William DeWeese appeals a State Personnel Board of Review decision after his layoff and suspension were found to be nonjurisdictional. He alleges retaliation as a whistleblower, claims of defamation, and seeks further investigation. The board had classified Hocking as a state technical college, not a community college, prompting the appeal. The related civil suit was moved from Athens County to federal court and remains pending.
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Athens man accused of injuring 10 month old boy
An Athens man faces charges after allegedly causing serious injuries to a 10 month old boy. The case details and current status remain under investigation with authorities providing updates as they become available.
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Woman charged after Ohio concert deadly drive incident
A 74-year-old Parma Heights woman, Donna Chidsey, faces four counts of aggravated vehicular homicide after backing from a parking space at a community concert drove onto a makeshift dance floor, killing Nancy Gielas and Kathleen McDonald and injuring seven others. officials say the act was negligent, not reckless. She turned herself in and was released on bond.
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