OAKHILL CASE
September 22nd, 2012 at 12:08 AM
By PETER H. MILLIKEN milliken@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Ohio Supreme Court has unanimously
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LATEST STORIES
- Court: Cafaro can’t have all records
- Lies, bribes, misconduct all alleged in Oakhill documents
- DOCUMENTS HERE | Oakhill documents reveal web of conspiracy
- A perversion of a system meant to promote good
- Documents: McNally lied under oath
- Cafaro sought to block Oakhill abandonment, bill alleges
- Ohio justices: the Oakhill 'sealing orders were improper’
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LATEST STORIES
- Court: Cafaro can’t have all records
- Lies, bribes, misconduct all alleged in Oakhill documents
- DOCUMENTS HERE | Oakhill documents reveal web of conspiracy
- A perversion of a system meant to promote good
- Documents: McNally lied under oath
- Cafaro sought to block Oakhill abandonment, bill alleges
- Ohio justices: the Oakhill 'sealing orders were improper’
- Feds must come clean on Antonini
- Judge hears arguments over fate of Oakhill records
- Hearing set on sealing of Oakhill records
- Notice calls for Oakhill hearing
- Foreman: Oakhill presentation ‘fair’
- Hearing set on sealing Oakhill records
- Official: Mahoning County may have to borrow $3.5M
- Cafaros ask court to seal Oakhill records
- Cafaro defendants seek to seal records from public in dismissed Oakhill case
- Is fed probe cause for concern?
- Oakhill defendants feel exonerated with dismissal of charges
- Feds aren’t folding up their tent
- Absence of tapes puts brakes on Oakhill case
- Oakhill case dismissal to be sought
- Oakhill prosecutors tried to intimidate judges, Cafaro interests allege in filing
- Mystery shrouds tapes tied to Oakhill
- Antonini’s plea deal mandates full cooperation
- Cafaro motion calls for dismissal
- Details of Oakhill case still being kept from public view
- Judge permits Cafaro to go to Italy, England
- Judge Wolff defends sealing of Oakhill bills
- Top court removes paralegal deposition in Oakhill case
- Vindicator wins 15 statewide AP awards
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- September 1998
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Forum Health sells its former Southside Medical Center for $1 to the nonprofit Southside Community Development Corp.
- August 1999
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development releases a $1 million grant to convert the former hospital into a multi-tenant facility, which is renamed Oakhill Renaissance Place.
- May 2006
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SCDC files for Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy, threatening Oakhill tenants, including the Youngstown Health Department and Mahoning County coroner’s office, with possible eviction on short notice.
- July 2006
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The County buys Oakhill in U.S. Bankruptcy Court and keeps the city health department and coroner’s office there, but assumes responsibility for more than $900,000 worth of mortgages and liens, including a $430,000 Ohio Department of Development loan to SCDC and a real estate tax bill of about $400,000.
- July 2007
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The County moves its department of Job and Family Services from the Cafaro Co.-owned Garland Plaza on the city’s East Side to Oakhill; and the Cafaro Co. loses in the bench trial of its lawsuit to rescind the county’s purchase of Oakhill. The trial judge orders County Auditor Michael V. Sciortino to immediately issue the $75,000 check for the former hospital. Sciortino does so.
- November 2008
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At the request of Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul J. Gains, the county common pleas judges appoint Dennis P. Will and Paul M. Nick as special prosecutors to probe potential criminal conflict of interest related to the purchase of Oakhill.
- December 2008
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The county moves its Veterans’ Service Commission from its Southside Annex to Oakhill.
- February to July 2010
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A Mahoning County grand jury hears testimony and examines documents on Oakhill in at least 12 sessions with the special prosecutors, concluding its work this week. The grand jury, which was scheduled for a four-month session ending April 30, was extended twice at the request of the special prosecutors, but the county’s common pleas judges said the extension ending this week would be the fi nal extension.
- Thursday
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The grand jury returns a 73-county indictment charging seven people and three organizations with multiple felony and misdemeanor charges related to the relocation of the county’s Job and Family Services offices from Garland Plaza to Oakhill Renaissance Place.