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Email records indicate it could cost OU $15 million to $20 million to demolish and rebuild, in comparison to $8 million to $10 million to renovate.
At its weekly meeting, Athens City Council continued its discussion on the future of the city pool and passed a resolution asking the Ohio University Board of Trustees to postpone its vote to demolish the President Street Academic Center.
With Number Fest and the International Street Fair falling on April 16, the city of Athens prepares for its emergency services to be stretched thin.
The first committee meeting of the year for Athens City Council is full of new ideas and old projects.
With the swearing in of two new council members, Athens City Council began the new year with emergency repairs and a poet laureate.
With Mayor-elect Steve Patterson stepping into office in January, former City Writer Emily Bohatch takes a look at her interviews with Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl.
Athens City Councilman Steve Patterson, D-At Large, will be sworn in as mayor on Dec. 21 in a public ceremony at the Athens City Building.
This fall, local law enforcement also saw an increase in reports of sex-related crimes.
OUPD officers issued 17 traffic citations to drivers making illegal turns onto Ohio University’s Bobcat Lane last week.
Athens City Council recognized three exiting members last night and approved an ordinance that will adopt a three year agreement with the American Federation.
After the temporary closure of OUSAP, the university and city of Athens have created guidelines to better help law enforcement handle cases of sexual assault.
City council members proposed issuing a statement on behalf of the city of Athens on the recent Syrian refugee crisis.
Athens City Council passes resolution against the proposed Wayne National Forest fracking plans and a candidate for the Ohio House speaks out against Airbnb legislation.
Service-Safety Director Paula Horan-Moseley expressed her dismay at the growing number of "Back to the Future contraptions" in Athens and the Athens Police Department is looking to widen the age range of its new recruits.
The Democrats will continue their majority on council, and McGee will be the first independent to hold a seat in decades.
The Post's editorial board has decided where they stand on the issues and candidates.
Patterson is running uncontested after an Ohio University student dropped out of the race in the summer.
The Post caught up with Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl to reflect on his time in office and talk about what is in store for the former lab technician.
The executive editors of The Post look back on time spent with city official while reporting.
Athens City Council ready to talk Christmas for new holiday parking.
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