Papai clinches 3rd Ward Council seat
By XANDER ZELLNER | Nov. 8, 2011Hordes of students and Athens residents filed into Uptown bars tonight, eagerly awaiting local and statewide election results.
Hordes of students and Athens residents filed into Uptown bars tonight, eagerly awaiting local and statewide election results.
Although Issue 2 failed by a landslide within Athens County, other statewide issues were decided by much closer margins.
All six Athens County issues passed yesterday, granting more aid to senior and disability services as well as allowing three local businesses to sell alcohol on Sundays.
A resounding chorus of “Four more years!” erupted as Athens Mayor Paul Wiehl entered a packed Jackie O’s Pub and Brewery after a landslide victory against his Republican challenger, Randy Morris.
For employees of the Athens County Board of Elections, the weeks preceding Election Day might as well be dubbed their “March Madness.”
Athens County Democrats were ecstatic tonight after they learned that the controversial Senate Bill 5 was repealed. Athens voted against the bill in a landslide vote as of 11 p.m.
Hordes of students and Athens residents filed into Uptown bars tonight, eagerly awaiting local and statewide election results.
An Ohio University graduate student has died.
In addition to deciding a new mayor and choosing the fate of statewide issues, Athens voters will have the chance to vote on six local issues: three of which could allow two local bars and a convenience store to sell alcohol on Sundays.
Student trustees for Ohio universities might soon be able to do more than just attend the meetings.
Although Issue 2 failed by way of a landslide vote in Athens County, other statewide issues were decided by much closer margins.
As voters hit the polls today, about 1,000 fewer Athens County residents will be fighting polling lines compared to 2009, having cast their ballots long before the second Tuesday this November.
Although no presidential or congressional candidates are on today’s ballot, the Athens mayoral election and various statewide issues being presented have the College Democrats and College Republicans pressing students to get out and vote.
Nelson Grab ‘N Go’s black bean and romaine wraps don’t just feed hungry students or contribute to campuswide gassiness — they could be contributing to Ohio University’s national ranking as a vegan-friendly school.
A donor to the Ohio University Foundation will now have a set of rights.