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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2015
Page
4
Established 1825 the Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio contact details including phone and email for letters to the editor and a roster of staff titles and email formats for editors design advertising production and management.
The piece argues public pensions belong to workers and retirees not the public and blasts Gov Kasich for urging divestment from Iran. It cites OPERS and fiduciary duty, condemns political use of pension assets, and notes DOE over records access with Hansen's resignation and subsequent calls for transparency. It calls for compliance with public records laws and accountability.
Marjorie Stone of Athens writes with worries about relocating the 65 N Court Street building. She cites 180 days to move 60,000 artifacts, financial strain from the sale, endowment depletion, and the need for experienced architectural planning. She recalls the museum’s history and asks if trustees have a viable plan.
A letter from the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens Ohio calls for a public apology from Hocking College Executive Director of Public Relations Mike Brown regarding comments on a campus sexual assault case. The faith group urges support for the survivor, urges full investigation, and condemns spin tactics while seeking justice and accountability from college leadership.
This meditation links a note of remorse from John Gibson, a New Orleans seminary professor and father, to the Ashley Madison hack and the site’s betrayal of privacy. It argues the platform profits from betrayal, likening its pose to pimps and drug dealers, and laments the erosion of basic common sense.
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