Athens Messenger Opinion Staff Contact List
Opinion page details contact lines for Athens Messenger based in Athens Ohio. It lists staff roles including Monica Nieporte president Tyler Buchanan editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and provides email addresses for letters to the editor and general inquiries.
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Tyler Buchanan
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Ike Weiss
Light pollution in southeast Ohio and new observatories
Southeastern Ohio preserves dark skies outside cities, but extensive outdoor lighting wastes energy and harms health, wildlife, and safety. Studies link excessive lighting to crime, accidents, and disrupted biological rhythms. Replacing with LED full cut-off lighting saves energy, while two new observatories, Ohio University on The Ridges and John Glenn in Hocking Hills, may boost tourism and regional economy. Tom O Grady is an astronomy
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Journal of Epidemiology and
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International Dark Sky Association
American Medical Association
Ohio University Observatory
John Glenn Observatory
Hocking Hills
Tom O'Grady
Hints From Heloise Dear Readers Sound Off on memorials
Memorial column urges honoring the deceased through charitable gifts rather than leaving clutter. Readers share pet peeves about flowers candles and mementos at death sites and suggest donations in the name of the departed. Heloise supports charitable memorials as a better tribute.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Messenger
The Messenger invites signed letters limited to 400 words and requires a name hometown and phone number for verification. Letters may be mailed to FA Athens OH or emailed to thuchanan athensme ger com, with all submissions subject to editing.
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Athens
Thuchanan
Athensme
Circleville Pumpkin Show giants weigh in at record sizes
Circleville’s Pumpkin Show features Atlantic Giant pumpkins with Cecil Weston’s 1701 pound entry edging out Bella Liggett’s 962 pound second place. The event on West Main Street drew a large crowd as weigh-ins occurred in mid afternoon with spectators watching a crane lift the heavy squash onto the digital scale. Weston announced this would be his final Circleville competitor, moving out of the 21 mile radius rule.
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