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Liberty passes police levy

LIBERTY — Law enforcement in the township will be able to continue maintaining its strong presence in the community, thanks to residents. The measure passed by a margin of 66% to 34%, according to complete and unofficial results from the Trumbull County Board of Elections. The levy ...

On the record: Lordstown

WHAT: Village council meeting Monday PRESENT: Robert Bond, Jessica Blank, Lamar Liming, Mark McGrail, Jamie Moseley, Ron Radtka and Mayor Jackie Woodward Council: • Approved having Solicitor Matt Ries file an appeal to the decision last month by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency’s ...

Seven Ranges survey changed the country

EDITOR’S NOTE: In the years following the Revolutionary War, the United States stood as an unfinished nation. Victory had secured independence, formalized by the Treaty of Paris, but it had not secured stability. The young republic was burdened by war debt, constrained under the Articles of ...

Mother-daughter duo graduates from YSU on same weekend

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN — For Jennifer and Olivia Jackson, graduation from Youngstown State University is more than a milestone. It is a moment shaped by years of determination, quiet sacrifices and an unexpected gift: time together. Olivia Jackson graduated Friday with a bachelor of ...

Two file as independent candidates

Newton Falls Law Director Jeff Limbian filed as an independent for a Mahoning County Common Pleas Court judicial seat while Michael Philip Walton submitted petitions as an independent for the 64th Ohio House District post. Limbian of Youngstown and Walton of Warren turned in petitions on ...

Lordstown officials plan to re-up 180-day moratorium on data centers

LORDSTOWN — Village council is planning to extend the moratorium on applications for data centers for an additional 180 days beyond the current 180-day moratorium. Councilwoman Jessica Blank requested at Monday’s meeting that the village advertise for a public hearing in June to get ...