Ohio University’s Center for Advising, Career and Experiential Learning has offered 13 spaces Experiential Spaces Designation.
Athens City Council met on Monday to discuss an ordinance that would authorize the Service-Safety Director Andrew Stone to enter into a contract for the construction of the new fire headquarters.
The current goal for construction is to have a bid opening on March 15 and an award by March 20 so construction can start in April.
According to the auditor’s reports, the city is looking at an estimated $82 million in revenue in 2023. Over $52 million will be appropriated.
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.
Council President Chris Knisley said Buckeye Hills Foundation and Community Partners were able to obtain a grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission to further plan to stabilize the buildings and plan potential new buildings.
Council approved a resolution encouraging the mayor to deprioritize the criminalization of abortions in Athens, which he said he would sign immediately.
Athens City Council met in committees to discuss a possible resolution that would protect reproductive rights in Athens, recommending all aspects of abortion not be prosecuted.
Athens City Council met 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.
The race for Ohio’s 94th District House of Representatives seat between Tanya Conrath and Jay Edwards has involved controversy since Conrath decided to run in August.
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