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Manhunt for Canfield teacher's killer
Officers from Canfield Police Department, Mahoning Valley Homicide Task Force and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation were at Carriage Hill Apartments Wednesday after Stacey Sutera, a 40-year-old teacher, was shot and killed there around 7 a.m. as she got into her car. Police have issued an aggravated-murder warrant for Robert McLaughlin, 64, of Painesville, described as ex-military and armed and dangerous.
Testing technology
Ashley Wallace is putting her class of third-graders ahead of the curve, as they test the incorporation of tablet devices in their everyday lessons.
Beaver Twp. police recall devotion of late officer
Cpl. James R. Ball was the only man of his kind to grace the halls of Beaver Township Police Department.
Levy would help offset cuts
By Elise Franco efranco@vindy.com Austintown The township police chief wants to continue
HMHP mobile dental clinic visits Austintown kids
Staff report Austintown Providing optional dental care to elementary students is part of the
AUSTINTOWN Trustees pick director for senior center
By Elise Franco efranco@vindy.com Austintown A strategic plan is necessary to ensure the
Ash trees cut in Mill Creek to stop infestation
By Elise Franco efranco@vindy.com Youngstown Mill Creek MetroParks employees are working to
LESSON on LEGACY
Teacher leaves lasting impression on family, Austintown students
Mike Zoccali, a seventh-grade teacher in social studies at Austintown Middle School, created a scholarship in his father’s name in 2007. His father, Anthony Zoccali, was an educator in Austintown for 30 years and died in 1999.
New signals to aid Canfield
By Elise Franco efranco@vindy.com Canfield New traffic signals will give Canfield safety
Police stay on trail of unsolved homicides
Austintown cops START NEW INVESTIGATIONS in 2 killings
The township police department’s two most recent homicide cases are also its first to remain unsolved in a decade.