Athens messages span reunions, talent and sports history
From The Athens Messenger editions 1905 1937 1962 and 1999 the chronicle recalls the 18th Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion in Glouster actor William V Mong performance at Athens Opera House FHA Freshmen women honor Little Women Degree at Rome High School Plains High School beat Butcher 20 6 with Stillwell 40 yard return and Ellis McClain as main back Shade PTA Old-time School play evacuee Mrs Gerdal Bas e Guantanamo Bay visit Bricker rally in Gallipolis American Farmers Award to Ronnie Scott Lee Two Coolville council shuts police force funding runs out Federal Hocking football 26 14 over Trimble last time 1970 noted.
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Trick-or-Treat Times Listed for Athens County Areas
Communities in Athens County release Halloween hours with dates and times for neighborhoods and institutions. Events include Ohio University Green locations, Athens city areas, and nearby towns from October 23 through October 31 with varied 5:30 to 9 p.m. windows.
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Thai chef brings festive flavors to Athens through ACEnet kitchen
Rath, born in Thailand and now in Athens, runs Dr May's Thai Kitchen from ACEnet. She plans a food truck to serve lunches on College Green, with a future storefront, while sourcing ingredients from local farms and preserving seasonal produce.
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Cleveland gun buyback moves nearly 100 firearms off streets
About 98 revolvers rifles and other firearms were exchanged for $100 gift cards at Cleveland’s 1th annual Gun Buyback held at the 3rd Police District HQ on Chester Avenue. Organized by police ArcelorMittal the city and the Cleveland Police Foundation the program aims to remove unwanted guns to prevent child injuries burglaries and crimes.
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Ohio unemployment rate declines in September report
Ohio's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 5.3 percent in September, easing from 5.8 percent in August. Nonagricultural wage and salary employment rose by 10,000 over the month, from revised 5,546,500 in August to 5,557,000 in September, per the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Employment in goods producing industries increased by 3,100 during the month.
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