Court halts Dutch Creek road work on TRO order
A judge issued a temporary restraining order delaying phase two of the Dutch Creek Road improvement to Monday’s hearing. The Maders sue Athens County Engineer Jeff Maiden, claiming chip and seal work could injure Cindi Mader. The court says the engineer has discretion but may need limits. a preliminary injunction will be heard Monday.
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Dutch Creek
Patrick Lang
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Bob
Cindi Mader
Jeff Maiden
Maders
Lang
Maiden
Athens
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Cindi Made
Cindi Lee
Messenger
John Halley
Dutch Creek Road
Athens County
Athens weighs permanent farmers market site on city land
Athens City Council weighed the proposal to relocate the farmers market to a city owned parcel currently used as the East State Street Dog Park. A task force, after evaluating 14 sites, endorsed the East State Street dog park location, noting the need for bathrooms plumbing and electricity. Vendors supported the move and planners cited evolving needs plus traffic concerns and accessibility for younger shoppers.
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East State Street
Athens
Messenger
Leslie Schaller
Appalachian Center For Economic Networks
Schaller
Council
Laura Black
Athens Foundation
Paul Logue
Columbia Gas
Stimson Avenue
West Union Street
Larry
Black
Ohio
Isabel Hall Obituary Highlighted In Cincinnati Comics
Isabel Hall is remembered in Cincinnati Comics with a brief obituary note appearing in the A2 section, and tributes are shared across community pages. The notice appears among editorials and sports listings in volume 110, number 255.
Fifth sex crime reports on Ohio University campus
Ohio University has recorded five sex related incidents on campus since the fall term began. Two rapes and three other alleged offenses in a short period prompt questions about safety measures. Lt. Tim Ryan notes reporting increases reflect awareness, not necessarily more crime, citing annual student affairs surveys. See OU on Page A5.
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Ohio University
Tim Ryan
Ohio University Police
Ment
Ryan
Division of Student Affairs
Hocking College Hawks win home debut in 52 2 rout
Nelsonville Hocking College President Betty Young cheered as the Hawks opened their first home game of their first season with a 52 2 victory over Wright State University. The crowd of about 900 filled Boston Field as the team improved to 3 0 despite prior campus controversies including faculty cuts and delayed Fire Science courses.
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Joe Higgins
Hawks Nest
Hocking
Nelsonville-York
Boston Field
Nelsonville
Hocking College
Betty Young
Hocking College Hawks
Young
Trent Mays
Mays
Steubenville
Nelsonville- York
Boston
Hawks
Wright State University
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