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More Charges Filed Against OU Professor In Child Porn Case
By: Susan Tebben | The Athens Messenger
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An Ohio University professor already facing charges of pandering obscenity involving a minor has been indicted on further charges, according to court documents. Amol T. Kharabe, 41, of Dublin, was… Read More
Spring On The Flavor!
By: Ann Kyle
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Our viewing and listening area is an extraordinary environment for a multitude of reasons, and, the premise of my opinion is how we experience all four seasons like we do…. Read More
Alleged Davidson Victim Will Testify Via Closed-Circuit Television
By: Susan Tebben | The Athens Messenger
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After arguments from both sides and multiple continuations, the alleged victim in the case of an Albany woman accused of raping a 10-year-old, will be allowed to testify via closed-circuit… Read More
Deputy Will Lose Job To Make Way For Return Of Sheridan
By: Steve Robb - Athens Messenger staff reporter
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An Athens County sheriff's deputy will be losing his job to make room in the budget for the return of Deputy Shannon Sheridan. Interim Sheriff Rodney Smith said Monday he does not… Read More
Ohio Soccer Announces 2014 Schedule
The Ohio soccer team announced its schedule for the 2014 season on Monday, with eight nonconference games and 11 games against Mid-American Conference opponents. The Bobcats’ nonconference schedule includes a… Read More
Shots Fired At Dayton VA Medical Center
By: Atish Baidya
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UPDATE 4:00 p.m. A city official says a suspect is in police custody after a shooting at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Ohio that left one person with a minor… Read More
The Psychology Of Male Sexual Assault Survivors
In this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Dr. Howard Fradkin discusses the psychology of male sexual assault victims, while discussing his book "Joining Forces." In his book, Fradkin explains… Read More
FitzGerald Is Looking Forward To Race Against Kasich In November, Not Ealy In May
By: Karen Kasler | Statehouse News Bureau
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There are two names on the Democratic primary ballot – in alphabetical order, Larry Ealy and Ed FitzGerald. For FitzGerald, the former FBI agent and current Cuyahoga County Executive who’s… Read More
Tree Dedicated In Memory Of Student
By: Sarah Hawley | Athens Messenger staff reporter
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Students and staff at Morrison-Gordon Elementary came together on Friday afternoon to remember one of their own. Camden Patton was a kindergarten student at the school who died on April… Read More
Ohio’s Top Judge Wants To Change How Ohio Elects Judges
By: Jo Ingles | Statehouse News Bureau
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The Chief Justice of Ohio’s Supreme Court wants to change the way Ohioans elect judges. Justice Maureen O’Connor is proposing an amendment to Ohio’s constitution that would move judicial races… Read More
Festival Brings Vinton County Together
By: Tyler Buchanan | The Vinton County Courier
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Chris Higbee performs atop a vendor's roof as his band accompanies during opening night of the 30th annual Wild Turkey Festival (photo: Tyler Buchanan/Vinton County Courier) The Wild Turkey Festival,… Read More
Ohio Groups Make Final Pitch On Public Works Issue
By: Associated Press
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The renewal of a public works program in Ohio is drawing last-minute pitches from both sides of the ballot issue. Voters on Tuesday will decide whether to allow the state… Read More
“More Than Sculptures And Stuff” At ARTS/West
ARTS/West is currently hosting More Than Sculptures and Stuff, a solo exhibition of new work by Adam Lindner, through May 28.
Lindner is an Athens-based artist who has exhibited painting, installations and videos nationally. His work was recently included in shows at the Dairy Barn Art Center and the Athens Public Library.