Three men plead not guilty to charges related to Wiant death
James Wanke, Dominic Figliola and Saxon Angell-Perez all pleaded not guilty to charges ranging from ...
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Nine men indicted after investigation of Collin Wiant’s death
The indictments were made in relation to the death of alleged Sigma Pi pledge Collin Wiant in fall 2018. ...
City Council: Baileys Trail funding ordinance amended, returns to first reading
Debate over funding for Baileys Trail continued as the ordinance returned to first reading.
Three men plead not guilty to charges related to Wiant death
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James Wanke, Dominic Figliola and Saxon Angell-Perez all pleaded not guilty to charges ranging from involuntary manslaughter to aggravated trafficking in drugs.
Nine men indicted after investigation of Collin Wiant’s death
The indictments were made in relation to the death of alleged Sigma Pi pledge Collin Wiant in fall 2018.
City Council: Baileys Trail funding ordinance amended, returns to first reading
Debate over funding for Baileys Trail continued as the ordinance returned to first reading.
Athens Revolutionary Socialists continue activism, reexamine structure after elections
The Athens Revolutionary Socialists is viewing the past election as a learning experience.
A proposed city ordinance would create regulations for short-term rental properties
The regulations would make it so only homeowners could use their properties for short-term renters.
Faculty group discusses possible unionization, potential walkout
The group also discussed OU’s “budget crisis” and faculty members’ workload.
City Council to potentially update parking regulations
Councilwoman Grace calls for lower rates and increased hours for free parking.
The Postcast: LGBT Center Director candidates announced; Thai Paradise accused of discrimination
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The Post’s news editors recap the week in news.
Mapping crimes on OU’s campus and in Athens
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Throughout the year, the crime map will be updated to reflect the most recent reports from OUPD and APD.
African Students Union accuses Thai Paradise of discrimination
The dispute was between members of the union and management at the restaurant.
Student Senate: Athens Fire Department Chief presented ideas about how to increase revenue
Athens Fire Department Chief Robert Rymer gave Student Senate information about the Athens Fire Department’s response time.
Blotter: Man sleeping in car; couple breaks glass from knocking
The couple allegedly broke a glass window in a door by knocking too hard.
West End Ciderworks and Distillery’s Tasting Room to have grand opening this weekend
In addition to the distillery, the location also features a retail and event space.
Voter turnout plummets to lowest point in recent years during 2019 election
Only 25.79% of voters in Athens County showed up at the polls last week.
Graduate Student Senate: Resolution supporting local food, increasing graduate student fee buydown passes
Graduate Student Senate passed multiple resolutions and heard from Deb Shaffer regarding budget and enrollment.
Menards to open East State Street location in summer
A new Menards location is currently being built across from Athens Mini Storage following a construction delay last year.
Graduate Student Senate makes change to exclude Board of Trustees from amendment process
Graduate Student Senate made the decision to remove the Board of Trustees’ approval from future amendments made to their constitution.
The Postcast: 2019 Election Results; LGBT Voter Suppression
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‘The Post’ news editors recap the 2019 General Election results.
