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The Post Weekly Round-up is here to keep OU’s campus informed on the most important stories published by The Post each week. Hosts Donovan Hunt, Sophie Young and Arielle Lyons give you a brief round-up of current Athens and OU news.
Athens Mayor Steve Patterson spoke to Athens City Council on Monday about the city’s efforts to prevent the sale of flavored tobacco products within city limits.
Ohio University's Graduate Student Senate met Tuesday evening for a conversation with Athens Mayor Steve Patterson.
Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss several ordinances including an ordinance that declared a real and present emergency.
The Athens Recreation Advisory Board, which is a committee that advises city administration in matters relating to the recreational use of any land or buildings owned by the city, hopes to solidify a set Board and reduce the turnover of members.
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Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss a number of ordinances, including an ordinance pertaining to rental permits and an ordinance that would allow Mayor Steve Patter to enter a Solar Power Purchase Agreement, or SPPA.
Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss a resolution recommending the mayor deprioritize the criminalization of any aspects of abortion in Athens.
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss an ordinance amending housing regulations and the requirement for rental permits in Athens and to discuss mutual aid to the Athens Sheriff’s office.
Diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility was recently a larger priority for the city of Athens.
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss two ordinances about the Dairy Barn Arts Center’s new sign and appropriations to the water fund, as well as to hear from community members about the protection of reproductive rights.
Ohio University Student Senate met Wednesday evening to hear from Mayor Steve Patterson, who spoke to and answered questions from members of the Senate about Halloween, women’s rights and Athens’ climate change contributions.
Athenians for Bodily Autonomy, or ABA, is a grassroots activist organization outside of Ohio University that advocates for bodily autonomy rights. ABA focuses on spreading awareness of the importance of reproductive rights, transgender rights and rights to gender affirming healthcare as well.
Athens City Council met Monday to discuss the pay-to-stay ordinance passed at the Sept. 6 meeting and an ordinance authorizing the execution of the Athens Community Improvement Corporation, or •ACIC.
On Monday, Aug. 1, a local reproductive rights advocacy group, Athenians for Bodily Autonomy, or ABA, went to Athens City Council with a petition to make Athens a sanctuary city for reproductive rights.
Athens City Council met Monday to hear from committees, including the Committee of the Whole and the Planning and Development Committee, who discussed a possible land acquisition for the new fire station as well as a grant application to plant trees in Athens.
After conversations and concerns about sidewalks in Athens started to take place, the Pedestrian Accessibility Committee was established. Formed through a resolution made by Athens City Council and put forth by former Councilmember Arian Smedley, the committee is currently striving to promote accessibility and walkability of Athens sidewalks through recommendations and strategies.
Athens City Council met Monday to consider the authorization of documents needed to create and implement the Athens Community Improvement Corporation, or ACIC.
City Council met Monday evening to discuss improvements to the West Washington Street sidewalks and destruction at the water treatment plant.
Athens City Council discussed ordinances that would authorize the payment of a membership fee for the Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia, or ORCA, and the construction of tennis and pickleball courts during Monday night’s meeting.
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