Information Sought In Athens Fire Staffing Dispute
City officials plan a survey of staffing policies in 17 Ohio cities to inform decisions on Athens Fire Department staffing. Councilman Tad Grover urged the study to provide hard data, with questions covering paid versus volunteer status, station numbers, work week, costs, salaries, and officer 구성.
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Donald Barrett
Harland Harris
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Athens
Howard Romine
Kenneth Collins
Brad Davis
Jack Green
Fred Weber II
Thomas Smith
George Mara
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Gerald Mollica
Canterbury Drive
Canterbury
Lewis Hicks
Richard French
Weber
Humane Society of the United States
Harry Crewson
Senior Citizens Club
Crewson
City Hall
Phillip Goldsberry
City Postpones Downtown Sidewalk Upgrade to Next Year
Athens city government will delay downtown sidewalk and curb work until next summer to avoid disruption during Ohio University classes and allow more lead time with property owners. January notices will require repairs. liability insurance for police and hospital coverage for city workers were also discussed.
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Athens City
Donald Barrett
Ohio University
Barrett
Fred Weber
Births and admissions and dismissals in Athens area
Mr and Mrs Charles Lanning of Newark welcome a son. Names admitted include Lee Owens Lorayne Martin Monroe Vermillion Carl White Jack Bartle Thomas Stanley Jack Coen Pauline Jones Okey Edwards Clyde Deeter Stewart Suzanne Dutiel Amesville. Dismissed are Scott Mong Kelly Woodruff Robert Hart Michael Danko Mrs James Hall Ralph Pinkerton Craig White Marion Rose.
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Lorayne Martin
Monroe Vermillion
Carl White
Jack Bartle
Thomas Stanley
Jack Coen
Pauline Jones
Okey Edwards
Athens
Clyde Deeter
Stewart
Suzanne Dutiel
Amesville
Scott Mong
Kelly Woodruff
Robert Hart
Michael Danko
James Hall
Ralph Pinkerton
Craig White
Marion Rose
Deadline moved up for Hire A Veteran poster contest
The Veterans Administration poster contest deadline shifts to 4 pm September 27 in Athens County. Josten notes county judges drop Oct. 1 and top two posters from each high school advance to a state contest with prizes up to 1500 dollars and a potential trip to Washington DC.
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C. J. Josten
Athens County
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Josten
Athens
Washington D. C
Children Examined At POD Clinic At O Bleness Memorial
Forty five children were examined Monday during the Pediatric Otological Diagnostic Clinic at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Staff and volunteers from Athens Columbus Nelsonville and Athens supported the clinic with nursing and health department personnel.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio School of Nursing
Andrew Miglets
Don Eliot
Richard Sayre
Guy Naples
Betsy Davis
Ohio Department of Health
Lucille Mosser
Gary Packwood
Ohio University
Hope Powell
Tractor Trail Blows Over Near Glouster Spill
A Hemlock man escaped serious injury when his tractor-trailer left Route 13 north of Glouster and rolled onto its side spilling 25 tons of coal. Charles W. McFann, 39, swerved to avoid a northbound car and complained of a sore back. The Adams Mill firm owned the semi.
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Route 13
Glouster
State Highway Patrol
Charles W. McFann
Adams Mill
Weather forecast brief update from local and national sources
Local forecast calls for clear tonight with lows in the 60s and a warm Wednesday in the 80s. Thursday brings a chance of showers and thundershowers, then cooler clearing Friday and Saturday with highs in the 60s–70s and morning lows in the 40s–60s. National outlook shows hot and humid conditions in the south and central regions, cooler in the Northeast and Northwest with rain across the northern Rockies and Gulf coast. Observations note yesterday’s high 81 and low 65 with 0.20 inches of rain yesterday and 2.41 inches this month. sun set 7:32 p.m. today.
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Rockies
Northern Plains
Gulf Coast
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Kilvert Fair crowns royal teens amid rainy festival
Goldie Tabler was crowned queen and Dean Thompson as king while Rose May Flowers won teen queen and Everett Simmons teen king. Flowers also placed first in vegetable display with Victoria Leeper second. Despite rain, fair featured bike races sack races balloon races crafts toys and sale of pies cakes and candy. The STEWART Federal Hocking Local School District Board of Education will meet Friday to plan the school levy campaign for November ballots inviting all citizens to attend and contribute ideas.
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Dean Thompson King
Rose May Flowers
Everett Simmons
Kilvert
Miss Flowers
Victoria Leeper
Stewart
Federal
Hocking Local School District Board of Education
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