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Retro Report: The opening of Walmart and its effect on local business
Twenty-four years before Chick-fil-A opened on East State Street, people were standing a few hundred feet away protesting another national chain: Walmart. When the Walmart Supercenter opened in 2002, its arrival came after years of pushback from Athens residents concerned about what a retailer of its size could mean for local businesses and the city around them. Today, Walmart is a normal part of East State Street. Chick-fil-A is its newest neighbor.
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Grand Central Mall marks grand reopening with full month of events
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - After months of renovation, Grand Central Mall is officially celebrating its grand reopening with a ribbon cutting and a full slate of community events throughout November. The grand reopening celebration begins Friday at 11 a.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the mall. That evening, the...
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Grand Central Mall celebrates renovations with grand reopening
VIENNA -- Grand Central Mall celebrated its grand reopening Friday with new flooring, lighting and food court furnishings, an expanded bookstore and a pledge from its owners to continue investing in the shopping center. Community members, local officials and business representatives gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included performances by...
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Genesis Reaches Deals With Aetna, CareSource After Denied-Claims Dispute
Genesis HealthCare System in Zanesville has reached new agreements with CareSource and Aetna that will keep many Muskingum County patients in network through 2027, according to a release from Genesis reported by the Zanesville Times Recorder. CareSource Medicaid, the Next Generation MyCare Ohio Plan and Aetna Medicare Advantage members will maintain in-network access to Genesis […]
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An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee
In 2018, residents of Athens, Ohio, did something unusual – they voted to raise their own utility bills. The voters chose to adopt a carbon fee, a small bump in their electricity rate that goes to solar energy projects on city buildings and other public sites. The fee is...
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The most harmful part of Cambridge’s divestment debate wasn’t the vote
The Cambridge City Council voted Wednesday to divest from companies “contributing to genocide, apartheid and occupation of Palestinians.” (“Cambridge votes 5-4 for order to divest money from businesses involved with Israel’s actions against Palestinians,” Oct. 28.) As a Muslim, parent, health equity researcher and longtime Cambridge resident, what stuck with me more than the vote was the language preceding it. Before the vote, I sat silently as a city councillor used her platform to spout debunked propaganda and dehumanizing rhetoric. When she said the population of Palestinians was still rising, so it could not be genocide, it felt like she was saying that not enough Palestinians had been killed, like we were talking about insects that needed to be exterminated.