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JD Vance does not represent small town Appalachia
I’ve been the mayor of the Village of Trimble for a long time. I’ve watched with some amusement as well as distrust as our Ohio Senator, JD Vance, has caught the limelight.
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Show appreciation for our libraries at the polls
Funding our Athens County web of libraries represents not only overdue financial support, but an affirmation of the public’s need and right to access information and indulge curiosity.
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For the good of democracy, Athens Dems need to stop playing politics
For as long as most of us can remember, that power in Athens County has lain with the Democratic Party. After every general election, local Dems proudly point to the little blue dot in a sea of red on maps showing election results. The Athens County Republican Party, on the other hand, is essentially nonexistent…
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Senior Services Levy costs little, but provides so much
Meals on Wheels is critical for maintaining the safety net for many of Athens County’s most vulnerable people.
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Faber will represent Athens-area’s values
With several years’ experience in the community’s nonprofit sector, Ari Faber understands the economic and social concerns of Appalachian Ohioans.
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Voter: City should make West Union two-way for Election Day
West Union construction has been impossible for all businesses in that area. Let’s not make it impossible for voters as well.
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Grant can’t replace community support for local news
The Indy was chosen to receive a nationally competitive grant — but please don’t think that we don’t need your support. We always will.
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Rigorous safeguards ensure integrity and security of your vote
Thanks to Ohio’s rigorous regulations and the tireless efforts of board of elections staff, our elections are secure.
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Attorney’s defense of landlord by claiming antisemitism went too far
The unfounded accusations represent a dangerous trend of politicizing antisemitism in order to suppress speech on unrelated issues.
