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A resounding chorus of “Congratulations, Coach!” echoed in the packed Tony’s Tavern after news broke that Steve Patterson secured a Democratic nomination in last night’s primary for an Athens City Council at-Large seat, joining incumbents Christine Knisely and Elahu Gosney.
From Left: Christine Kinsley, Council-at-Large, Elahu Gosney, Council-at-Large, Steve Patterson, Council-at-Large, and Kent Butler, 1st Ward.
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With only three at-large council seats, it was a tough decision to narrow down the six Democratic candidates, but we endorse Steve Patterson, Chris Knisley and Nate Hall.
Six Democratic candidates for Athens City Council’s three at-large seats looked to differentiate themselves from a crowded field at a candidate forum last night.
One of the three Ohio University students planning to run for Athens City Council in this year’s election did not secure enough signatures to make the ballot.
A steady stream of candidates filed into the Athens County Board of Elections office on Court Street yesterday to turn in signature sheets and $45 checks.
As an Ohio University sophomore and Republican, Aaron Grassel said he faces an uphill battle to becoming one of Athens City Council's at-large members.
Steve Patterson is a stickler about students referring to him with a proper title.
Ohio lawmakers and community leaders made their final, formal pitch to members of a base-closing commission yesterday in hopes of keeping open and in place a defense finance center in Columbus and an Air Force graduate school near Dayton.
Solutions by The State News