Like last year, I contributed to The New Political’s voters guide. This year I wrote blurbs about Ohio’s 30th District State Senate candidates Lou Gentile and Frank Hoagland, Ohio House of Representatives candidates Sarah Grace and Jay Edwards, and several unopposed candidates running for offices in Athens County and Athens proper. The full voters’ guide can be viewed here.
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Tony Goldwyn of “Scandal” makes the case for a President Hillary Clinton
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Actor Tony Goldwyn visited Athens on Sunday afternoon to express his support for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.
Goldwyn, who plays President Fitzgerald Grant on ABC’s “Scandal,” addressed a small group of local political activists in the driveway of a Graham Drive home, encouraging them to continue getting people to vote early and sharing his personal reasons for supporting Clinton.
The city’s 24-hour parking limit may soon shift gears after events
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Ohio mayors campaign for Clinton in Athens
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City Council deals with old busses and windows
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City council treads (water) lightly in regards to new pool
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City Council debates police department agreement and upcoming road projects
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Hillary Clinton opens campaign office in Athens
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City council discusses police collaboration and credit ratings
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In the House
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Despite this lack of recognition, Ohio’s state legislators, both in the House and the Senate, put significantly more time into their jobs than legislators in many other states do, from deciding how to vote to simply finding a way to get to and from the statehouse.
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