Mark Kitzki loves putting a guitar in the hands of anyone who wants to learn how to play, or happens to need one. For the past two years, the singer/songwriter has customized an electric guitar and donated it to be raffled at the annual Pink Out Mahoning Valley Music Festival. This year, ...
YOUNGSTOWN — A Youngstown State University Russian history professor said learning the history behind current events, such as the Russo-Ukrainian War, helps people understand those events by contextualizing them and providing insight into what led up to them. Brian Bonhomme gave a ...
A trip to the park. A day at the beach. A workout session at the gym. All in public spaces where smart glasses can snap photos, record conversations or stream video online — without people in the line of their lenses and microphones knowing about it. Norway’s government wants to get a handle on both the promise and peril of AI glasses and is proposing that parliament enact a temporary ban on them in some places. It’s the latest sign of growing concern in many countries about new technologies that are fundamentally changing the way people live. Some governments have banned the ...
WARREN — Trumbull County Commissioners approved joining a statewide consortium of other counties working with Huntington Bank that will enable it to use bank provided credit cards to pay for a variety of transactions. The system will allow the county to pay vendors and other services through the credit card system and receive cash back rewards. The County Commissioners Association of Ohio, an association of county commissioners, has partnered with Huntington Bank to expand this program throughout the state. Counties in the program get annual rebates based on the amount of financial ...
WARREN — Trumbull County Commissioners on Wednesday officially hired Matthew J. Glidewell to be the director of Trumbull County Job and Family Services and the Child Support Enforcement Agency at a salary of $99,450 per year. Glidewell has been the assistant superintendent of the Ashtabula ...
POLAND - Poland Junior Women’s League member Emily Ciavarella asked Poland Village Council earlier this week to close several roads during the Lighting of the Green Dec. 5 at Village Hall. “We have carriage rides and want to use village roads,” she said. “For the safety of the children and the horses, we are asking to have a few roads closed to vehicle traffic.” The roads in question are Lee and Cortland streets. Ciavarella said the PJWL is planning the horse-drawn carriage rides and wants to ensure every child gets a ride. To do that, she said the rides need to be ...
