Additional grievances filed by Hocking College union
The Hocking College Education Association has filed four grievances since mid October with at least two more in September. The union says the college violated the collective bargaining agreement in several ways, bringing 13 total grievances for 2015. On Oct 19 four grievances cite workload, faculty work year length, and hiring above the normal scale without union notice. The first claim says the college unilaterally changed terms by altering the faculty work year from 165 days including holidays to SEE HOCKING ON A3.
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Athens Halloween Block Party Parade at Avon Place
The Bride of Frankenstein and a piratical pal lead trick or treat along Avon Place on Athens east side before families move to the Community Center for a party and parade. Halloween in Athens keeps the festive spirit alive.
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Michael Pletcher, 70, Coolville, appears in Page A5 comics section under Community Editorial Sports. The notice references Reese Eres Eu N Awan Eenen in Vol 110 No 292.
Glouster set for Wolf Funk mayoral rematch
Glouster residents vote Tuesday to decide between Miles Wolf and Robert Funk, same candidates as 2011. Funk, a village council member, promises to back revitalization with grants while Wolf pushes infrastructure repair and street work with possible state loan matches. Both cite paving needs and limited funds, with Wolf aiming to restore downtown sidewalks and curb work.
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Nelsonville York School Board race may bring change
Four seats are up with incumbents Steve Berry Dave Kline and Ernie Perkins seeking new terms. Roberta Bunting leaves an unexpired seat in December with Gary Edwards running unopposed to fill it. Challenger Daniel McDonald argues for focus on student needs and resources to narrow educational gaps. Cliff Warren did not respond by deadline.
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Three vie for two Alexander board seats
Incumbents Patrick Lawson and John Hutchison seek re election to the Alexander School Board with two seats open Ralph Harvey Sr challenges. Lawson, 62, has eight years on the board and cites education quality and taxpayer representation. Harvey, 70, says change may improve governance while not opposing ongoing projects.
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