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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2016
Page
1
Hardy powered the Tomcats to a decisive 55 13 victory over the Spartans in a high school game. The report highlights strong offense, standout plays, and team momentum as the season progresses. Preschoolers visited the Murray City Fire Department for a day of hands on learning and safety demonstrations.
Nelsonville York school officials told Athens County Commissioners they seek a direct connection to Nelsonville water to reduce outages. So far this year one full school day was missed and two hours of dismissal due to water problems. Calamity time and bottled water costs add to parent and staff burdens. See water on page A2.
The Ohio House Democratic Caucus filed an elections complaint against 94th District Republican candidate Jay Edwards and his campaign committee for allegedly failing to include a proper source disclaimer on social media posts. The pages now show paid for by Friends of Jay Edwards, with Edwards avoiding specifics on when added. District rivals include Democrat Sarah Grace as they contest the seat.
Athens City Schools and Alexander Local district finance updates show mixed fortunes under the state budget. Athens City aims to renew a levy while facing potential deficits without it, with projected surpluses of about $138k and possible annual losses over $150k if unresolved.
An Athens accountant said electronic records reviewed Friday provided the needed information to resolve questions about East Elementary PTO funds. Certified public accountant Alex Couladis spoke after a meeting with PTO officers and Athens City Schools Superintendent Tom Gibbs. He noted the district has not asked further action and that the PTO seeks closure on the matter.
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