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Stone Bridge repair project to go before Portsmouth Town Council

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The Day - Quaker Hill resident uncovers collapsing dried up well while mowing his property

Quaker Hill resident Jay Edwards discovered a collapsing dried up well when his right leg fell through topsoil while he was mowing his backyard lawn Sunday

Nick Willis clocks best time in three years to reach 1500m semis in Tokyo

Kenyan Charles Simotwo managed to sneak in as the sixth fastest non-automatic qualifier after clocking 3min 37.26sec in Willis’ heat. So, for all the talk about a changing of the guard from Willis to exciting prospect Tanner, the Rio bronze medallist remains the top dog. Michael Steele/Getty Images The ageless Nick Willis has qualified for yet another Olympics 1500m semifinal. “The pace was very moderate [to start], which suited me ‘cause I’m old, I don’t like a fast first lap, but then the Aussie, Stewart McSweyn, really wound it up the middle laps and that suited me really well also, so I was very fortunate to get towed through to a really good time, and it was fortunately fast enough to get through,” Willis said.

Tokyo Olympics 2021: Australia's Jye Edwards misses final, Marcin Lewandowski falls during 1500m

Edwards, other state legislators, champion $2 million Baileys budget appropriation

State legislators, local politicians and dozens of members of the Athens County community met at The Baileys Trail System trailhead in Chauncey on Thursday to celebrate the inclusion of $2 million into the recently passed state budget for development at The Wayne National Forest. The funds will be used to continue work on one of the largest mountain biking trails in the eastern United States. As The Athens NEWS previously reported, State Rep. Jay Edwards, R-Nelsonville, championed the funding in the biennial state budget bill. People are often too fixated on the negative news in Athens County, and the Baileys Trail System is an example of something positive that happened when everyone in Athens County worked together, Edwards said in his remarks at the event.

More than 50 manhole lids, catch basin covers reported stolen

HUNTINGTON — More than 50 missing manhole lids and catch basin covers in Huntington have been reported as stolen. Huntington Water Quality Board Executive Director Brian Bracey said the lids and covers were taken. He said the Huntington Sanitary Board is assuming that the thefts occurred in order to get the scrap metal value of the lids and covers. “It’s an ebb and flow. We had waves of this that occur in my three years of tenure with them,” Bracey said of how often the covers go missing. He said it’s happened a couple of times and then it seems that people become aware of the issue and the thefts stop.

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