GIRARD -Jim Pallone, who has served for the past 35 years in the city's water, wastewater and street departments, will put that experience to good use as the city's new safety/service director. Mayor Mark Zuppo announced at Monday's city council meeting that he has appointing Pallone to ...
BOARDMAN — Police are investigating a fight outside Walmart that involved at least 15 people, including a woman with a gun. The Monday evening melee escalated when a woman allegedly brandished a firearm and pepper-sprayed several people, including a juvenile, according to a Boardman police report. Officers responded to the store shortly before 9 p.m. after receiving reports of a large fight. The confrontation had ended by the time police arrived. The first responding officer encountered a crowd on the west side of the building, where a Walmart employee directed him toward the ...
YOUNGSTOWN — A Youngstown man is accused of trying to strangle his pregnant girlfriend. Anthony Bonner, 45, was arrested on domestic violence and felony strangulation charges after he was accused of assaulting his girlfriend during an argument Monday night, according to police. Police ...
YOUNGSTOWN - It's probably safe to say that Dominic DeDonato found it a bit easier to explore his options, given that he was in a large room filled with lots of options to explore. "YSU is a smaller school and is very beneficial for my major," DeDonato, of Boardman, a Youngstown State ...
LIBERTY - It's been nearly two years since a longtime resident expressed concern that school vouchers will "endanger" public schools and two years later, she's taking the stage to seek more support. During the public comments portion of Monday's Liberty Board of Education meeting, Julia Catchpole, a former teacher who has lived in Liberty since the 1980s and put two children through the district, thanked the board for being a part of the Vouchers Hurt Ohio coalition, a group to which multiple school districts in Trumbull County —— Bristol, Girard, Hubbard, LaBrae, Lakeview, ...
WHAT: October Milton trustees meeting PRESENT: Dave Tomaino, Wendy DiBernardi, Bryce Bond and Lisa Balsinger (fiscal officer) Trustees: * Accepted Alexander Peters as a full-time Milton Township police officer. * Accepted Andrew Monk’s resignation from the police department. * Appointed Aaron Peterman as special officer for the police department. * Accepted David Dunn Jr.'s resignation from the Milton Township Road Department. * Approved the annual contract with Mahoning County OVI Task Force. * Approved to change December's pay date to Thursday, Dec. 31. * Reviewed proposed ...
