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Athens City Council met Monday night to discuss a city-county agreement for sewerage line extension to replace an aging infrastructure.
Athens City Council is back from recess and met on Tuesday for its first meeting since July 15. The biggest topic of discussion was Halloween, covering precautionary measures for the city’s biggest event of the year.
While students were off cam pus doing internships, odd jobs and being couch potatoes, Ath ens City Council was still in ses sion. Most of the time.
Athens could soon acquire a sizable chunk of land on the south side of the city, and several Athens City Council members said last week they support spending as much as $25,000 on the purchase.
Troy Gregorino, the booking manager of a local coffee shop, hopes to rule a new stage in town next year.
While Ohio University students are enjoying their first week of summer, members of the Athens City Council convened as usual Monday night.
UPDATE: Troy Gregorino, booking manger for a local coffee shop, will challenge three Democrats for council seats in the fall. For The Post's interview with Gregorino, click here.
Athens voters will pick Tuesday the batch of Democrats they want to face off in November for a seat on Athens City Council. The three Democrats who get the most votes will face off against any potential Independent challengers that pop up during the summer.
Just five months removed from an election season that saw the Democratic Party sweep the Athens ticket, the next has kicked off for six Democrats battling for three at-large Athens City Council seats.
Incumbent Steve Patterson answers questions from the community during the City Council candidates forum at the Athens Public Library.
“Planning” — as it applied to annexation and handicapped accessibility — proved to be a buzzword for at-large Athens City Council candidates at Tuesday night’s candidates forum.
Athens Police Department may soon be able to gather evidence 40 times faster than their current rate.
Ohio University officials met with city, county and township officials Monday night to discuss the creation of an advisory committee that could help President Roderick McDavis on further Ridges development.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office covers about 50 times more ground than two Athens city departments, despite having a similar number of employees — and half the funds.
Athens City Council members reviewed proposals that would create a preservation board for the city as well as a plan to continue paying off environmental improvements made at the Athens Community Center.
Athens city officials entertained qualms and queries from about 20 local residents –– including Ohio University staff members –– Tuesday night at the Athens Community Center.
Another potential candidate has added her name to a long list of people vying for an at-large seat on Athens City Council.
New Year’s Day brought about changes in Athens that would make vendors and non-union workers alike feel as if they were opening presents on Christmas morning.
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