21 years later, the Brick Criterium returns
By Ian McKenzie | June 21, 2019After 21 years, the Brick Criterium is back in Athens.
After 21 years, the Brick Criterium is back in Athens.
The levy’s votes stayed exactly the same.
The charges say the victims were given at least 500 micrograms of fentanyl.
Athens Police Department identified the man as Evan D. Key.
The man allegedly fell from the top of the parking garage.
Recounts will take place June 3.
The grant from the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council could mean up to $25,000 for Athens.
A ballot application is no longer required for early voters.
The restaurant was open for about six months.
If a student, however, is in possession of a card, he/she is not required to report that possession to the university.
The Athens County Dog Shelter and the Division of Wildlife monitor strays and wildlife in Athens County.
A warrant has been issued for the 28-year-old Athens resident.
Local school districts would be able to choose whether or not to implement the program.
House Bill 88 would prohibit Ohio universities from restricting free expression rights.
Mathurada “May” C. Rath serves new dishes and delivers through her new store that opened in November.
The university would be suspended from a minimum of 20 months or until deemed appropriate.
Members also discussed the cost of e-scooters in Athens at the meeting.
The settlement came after the death of Lora Stone, who was treated with a lethal and excessive dosage of fentanyl.
Athen County Child Services provides support for children before and after they are 18 years old.
A six-month pilot bus route may provide students opportunities to transfer credit between Hocking College and Ohio University.