Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Athens.
At 23 West State St., the Southeast Ohio History Center will host a doubleheader event on Friday, Nov.
6 with a dinner theater featuring a silent film accompanied by organ music + a live radio reading of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' and on Saturday, Nov. 7, family night with movie snacks.
Hillel at Ohio University will rededicate its newly renovated building with a ribbon cutting and reception on Sunday, Oct.
18 at 11 a.m. at the Terry and Sam D. Roth Center for Jewish Life (21 Mill St.), following a milestone donation from Terry and Sam D. Roth.
Ohio University biochemistry professor Justin Holub got a federal grant to study how chemicals from plastics attach to proteins and may harm health.
His research could lead to new treatments for conditions like inflammation, autoimmunity, and cancer (updated Friday, Oct. 16).
OhioHealth and Ohio University are hosting a supportive talk on heart-healthy habits at OhioHealth O’Bleness Hospital in LL Rooms 8 and 10 at 5:30 p.m.; each session uses worksheets and tips to guide participants, with the next class on Monday, Oct.
19.
Ohio Swim and Dive wrapped up their meet Friday at the Aquatic Center against Illinois State by winning key events such as the 3-meter dive, relay, and freestyle races.
Head coach Mason Norman, who recently signed a contract extension, noted the team will compete at Marshall on Nov. 6 and Marquette on Nov. 7.
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