Lordstown puts public safety on display
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Judge rejects gun evidence in case against Acton suspect
CANFIELD –- A judge ruled that evidence a man who allegedly lunged at Democratic governor candidate Amy Acton possessed weapons at the time of the altercation cannot be used in his case. Mahoning County Area Court Judge Molly K. Johnson ruled Thursday in favor of a motion filed by the ...
Community news: Visit 'Not So Haunted House'
NOT SO HAUNTED HOUSE: Gateways to Better Living, Inc. is inviting the community to experience Halloween in a fun, welcoming and inclusive way at its annual Not So Haunted House, taking place from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at Austintown Plaza. Designed for children and adults of all ages and ...
Court date set for two involved in Hubbard road rage incident
HUBBARD TOWNSHIP - A city and township resident are set to return to court next week, after being accused of being involved in a road rage incident Monday. Jackie Pumphrey, 42, pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and disorderly conduct, while Dominic Brant, 18, appeared on a felonious assault charge in front of Girard Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Adler. According to a police report, a township officer, along with a city and Brookfield police unit, were called to Pothour Wheeler Road for a fight in progress. The report states a preliminary investigation was conducted, where ...
On the record: Hubbard Board of Education
WHAT: Board of Education meeting Monday PRESENT: Anna Martin, William Cummings, Josh Barr, Donald Newell and Amanda O'Neill The board: * Accepted the following donations: $10,000 from Greenwood's Hubbard Chevrolet and $300 for stadium banners to the district's athletic department from Don's Repair That Glass, Santangelo, LLC, the Carsone family and Barb Wells; $4,000 from Hubbard Elementary Parents Association to the Elementary Principal Fund; $787 from HEPA for elementary class field trips; and $200 from an anonymous donor to the Food Service Department. * Approved a resolution ...
Agenda for Oct. 23
LOWELLVILLE VILLAGE COUNCIL will meet at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at city hall on salary increase for the Class 1 wastewater treatment employee, appropriations for the fire station lease payment, salary ordinance on overtime payment and other business.