Bank robbers linked to Ashville heist also eyed Nelsonville crime
John Mogan II and Ashley Duboe, in custody on robbery charges in Ashville, face accusations of robbing Citizens Bank in Nelsonville earlier this month. Nelsonville police say a white male wearing a red Ohio State hoodie demanded cash with a note at 9:40 am. No injuries reported. Both suspects are held on 250000 dollars bond awaiting Athens County grand jury action.
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Athens City Council keeps Court Street trick or treat plan
Athens Uptown Business Association will hold downtown trick or treat on October 26 at 5 p.m. The council is expected to vote again next week on closing Court Street for the event. Some business owners urged a date change to November 2 to avoid hurting sales ahead of Halloween.
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Steps continue toward relocating history museum
The Athens County Historical Society and Museum selected an architect and a fundraising consultant for its planned move to the First Christian Church in Athens. Bids open Wednesday afternoon will determine if the project proceeds, with a sale price of the North Court Street building set at 650000. The plan includes 500000 in renovations and an endowment funded capital campaign led by The Nevis Group. Trent DeBruin of BDT Architects is the project architect.
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Opera House
Trent DeBruin
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Newell
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Nelsonville considers Title 31 fire department stance debated
Nelsonville City Council discussed whether the fire department can oppose a proposed Title 31 property maintenance code referendum set for November 3. The code would add a $50 yearly fee for landlords and biennial inspections for rental properties, with exterior housing rules possibly expanding. Fire Chief Harry Barber said the department should not take a political position, noting limited staff to handle daily inspections.
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