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The U.S. Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments in Chiles v. Salazar on Oct. 7. The case challenges a Colorado ban on conversion therapy for minors.
Athens City Council met Monday, Oct. 20, for a nearly three-hour-long regular session primarily discussing a temporary housing ordinance. All members of Council and Mayor Steve Patterson were present, along with dozens of community members in the packed audience.
The city of Athens is leading a project to reduce carbon emissions by 50% by 2030. In February 2020, the Athens City Council passed a resolution that declared a climate emergency and expressed the city’s intention of limiting carbon emissions and becoming more energy conscious.
The Athens City Council gathered Monday evening, passing an emergency ordinance that authorizes Mayor Steve Patterson to execute a combined participation agreement in the national opioid settlement.
Athens City Council met Monday, drawing its most engagement over a proposal to create a temporary homeless living space.
The Athens City Council met Monday, Sept. 15, for a general session meeting. Council President Sam Crowl filled in as acting mayor in Mayor Steve Patterson’s absence, and Micah McCarey served as president pro tempore.
Athens City Council convened Tuesday evening following Labor Day weekend to discuss several ordinances, ranging from property sales to sidewalk closures and rental housing regulations.
If people did not already spend a lot of time on TikTok, they will be spending more time on the app going through the brand-new city of Athens TikTok page.
Athens City Council resumed meetings Aug. 4 after its July break, with committees discussing several ordinances, projects and improvements to local facilities.
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss rezonings and city budget matters.
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss street repaving, as well as property rezonings and a new shared-use bike path.
Stepping onto campus for the first time may feel intimidating. Ohio University can easily feel overwhelming, and getting to know Athens can be difficult. Luckily for new students, there are a few key buildings to remember and people to keep in mind.
Athens residents will vote May 6 in the Primary Election on a new tax reform, Issue 3. If passed, the levy would increase income taxes by 0.3% per year in the City of Athens and would go into effect Jan. 1, 2026.
Ohio Issue 2, the Local Public Infrastructure Bond Amendment, is on the ballot to allow the state to issue up to $2.5 million in general obligation bonds to help support local infrastructure improvements if passed May 6.
Athens City Council met Monday evening in special committees to discuss issuing a special permit, reconstituting the Comprehensive Plan Review Advisory Committee, utility easement and disposal of police equipment.
Athens City Council met Monday evening to discuss the use of the Welcome Home Ohio Program funds and the diversion program coordinator position.
The City of Athens has made progress toward establishing a racial equity plan in conjunction with the 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
Athens’ local businesses are displeased with the construction, chain businesses moving in and local businesses moving out.
Sara Quoia Bryant, owner of Cool Digs Rock Shop located at 13 W. Union St., hosted a town hall meeting Wednesday in the Athens Community Center to discuss the loss of local businesses in town.
The City and Safety Services Committee discussed its annual report on the Commission on Disabilities, giving an update on the overall commission.
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