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Rumpke is Athens newest solid waste hauler
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 29Rumpke Waste and Recycling will replace Athens-Hocking Recycling Centers, Inc., or AHRC, as the solid waste hauler in Athens.
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City Council discusses tobacco retailer licenses
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 20Athens City Council met Monday to discuss two ordinances concerning tobacco retailer licenses, or TRL, and solid waste hauling in the city.
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Committees discuss solid waste, tobacco licenses
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 20Athens City Council met in committees Nov. 13 to discuss the solid waste hauling contract and tobacco licensing.
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OU students speak about election day experience
By Elizabeth Talaga , Disha Hoque and Payton Daugherty | Nov. 7Many students felt compelled to vote in this election because of Ohio statewide issues, Issues 1 and 2, which deal with abortion rights and marijuana legalization.
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All Athens City Council seats were won unopposed
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 7Each Athens City Council democratic candidate won their seat unopposed.
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ACEMS levy to help cover increasing costs of operation
By Payton Daugherty | Nov. 2Voters in Athens County will vote on a levy affecting Athens County Emergency Medical Services, or ACEMS, Nov. 7.
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City council discusses The Ridges
By Payton Daugherty | Oct. 23Athens City Council met in committees Monday to discuss the redevelopment of The Ridges.
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OU professors, student leaders call for peace in Israel
By Payton Daugherty | Oct. 18The long-standing conflict between Israel and Palestine has intensified following an attack committed by Hamas in Israel on Oct. 7.
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City Council discusses bar overcrowding
By Payton Daugherty | Oct. 9Athens City Council met in committees Monday to discuss an ordinance concerning the punishment for fire safety violations for bar owners in Athens.
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BSU holds silent march in honor of Ta’Kiya Young
By Payton Daugherty | Sep. 28Ohio University’s Black Student Union, or BSU, met in Baker Center on Thursday to host Time for Change, a silent march in solidarity of Ta’Kiya Young.
