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ON TRIAL: Oryan Miller, 20, of Hall Street Northwest, listens to testimony with his attorney, Sarah Kovoor, in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. Miller is on trial in the 2008 death of Cameron Murray, 21, in Murray’s Howland apartment. In the background is Judge Andrew Logan, presiding over the trial. ON THE ROOF: Firefighters spent a couple of hours putting out a fire in the roof of the Warren post office on High Street Northeast that started at 3:20 p.m. Monday. Water used to put out the fire did some interior damage to the building. Workers using torches on the post office roof started the fire, the fire department said. The post office was closed Monday for Columbus Day. TWO SCHOOLS: Four of the people organizing the Warren Western Reserve and Warren G. Harding class of 1968 60th Birthday Party on July 24 at Maffit Meadows on Bazetta Road in Bazetta Township are, from left, Rick Thompson of Reserve, Hank Angelo of Harding, Vicki (Vlad) Marino of Harding and Mark Clawges of Reserve. They posed in Clawges’ garage, where he keeps Harding and Reserve memorabilia. ONE MORE CHANCE: Tom Mahoney, former Trumbull County Department of Job and Family Services director, hands the bailiff his driver’s license in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. Judge John M. Stuard sentenced Mahoney to four years’ probation for his conviction on a cocaine-possession charge. LIFE IN PRISON: Brittnay McCoy, left, and her sister, Chelise McCoy, took turns speaking about Eugene Cumberbatch, who was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the April 13 deaths of their brother Lloyd McCoy Jr., 11, and Marvin Chaney, 26. Deputy Nick Veri is pictured at far left. LIFE IN PRISON: Eugene Cumberbatch appeared in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court with his attorney, Joseph Fritz, to be sentenced for his role in the April 13 deaths of Lloyd McCoy Jr., 11, and Marvin Chaney, 26. Cumberbatch was sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 38 years. SKATEBOARD TRICKS: C. J. Hamner, 17, and Michael Young, 18, both of Warren, demonstrate some of the tricks they like to do on their skateboards on Elm Road in Warren. They said they hope the city follows through with its plans to build a skateboard park just south of Packard Park on the former site of Turner Middle School. FEDERAL HELP: Christopher Wargo, left, and his wife, Alissa, stand at the rear of their home on Pleasant Valley Road in Vienna Township. The small area of dirt in front of them is the only indication on their property that they even have a septic system. It empties into a ravine at the back of their property. The couple has been approved to receive federal stimulus money to replace the system, which didn’t meet regulations when the Wargos bought the house in 2005. Robert Reizian, president of New Valley Taxi, stands by one of his cabs. Reizian says his employees are trained to avoid being robbed, but one employee failed to follow proper procedures when she was robbed last weekend. GIRLS SOCCER: Shawna Hunter (3) of Lakeview takes a free kick during Monday's game against Canfield. The game was stopped with about 25 minutes remaining because of a power failure that caused the stadium's lights to go out. Newton Falls football team COURT DATE: Adreen I. Mitchell and his attorney, James Lewis, of the Ohio Public Defender's Office, listen to proceedings in Trumbull County Common Pleas COuty. MItchell was present for an initial appearance Monday; he is charged in the slaying of Fred A. DeVengencie, 89, owner of Freddie's Diner in Warren; and the wounding of Fred's son, Anthony DeVengencie, 71.
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