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OU’s bullying tactics are simply union busting
It is clear to me that the university administration and the board of trustees want no faculty union, period, writes Tom Hodson.
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Plastics plant would worsen microplastics crisis
The CCC plant in The Plains will be dyeing nurdles (considered to be microplastics at 5mm or less).
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Examining Athens $16.1m stake in immigration enforcement
One case cannot tell us the full cost of a federal policy.
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Safe cannabis consumption requires credible information
As Ohio continues to adjust to the legalization of cannabis, trust matters more than ever.
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Creative solutions and democracy will uplift Appalachia
I believe our community needs more than jobs; we need livelihoods.
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Athens County has better economic options than a data center
Whether it’s art, music, football, or beer, we in Athens County have a tradition of doing things best when we do them our way, together.
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Port authority addresses plastics plant concerns
Athens County Port Authority Executive Director Mollie Fitzgerald addresses community concerns about CCC Plastics’ proposed opening in The Plains.
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Sidewalk repair in Athens requires new approach
Are we ready to actually live up to our ideals and try something new?
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New Social Security report sounds an alarm for workers
The Social Security trust fund will run dry in 2032. Here’s what that means for retirees and workers who hope to retire.
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Chauncey officials’ actions will hurt tenants
As landlords, the elected officials working to repeal protections for LGBTQ+ and HUD-voucher renters have a conflict of interest.
