WARREN — Michael J. Robinson, senior investigator/supervisor of the delinquent real estate tax and collection department in the Trumbull County Treasurer’s Office, has received the Trumbull County Planning Commission’s “Something Good Initiative.” Robinson was honored for more ...
Property transfers recorded in Mahoning County Aug. 3 to 7 and portions of Trumbull County Aug. 10 to 14: Austintown Mark S. Kay to Restore Asset Recovery LLC, 4845 New Road, $120,000 Caitlin M. O’Hara to Sarah L. Palm, 1423 Bexley Drive, $209,000 Sara N. Joseph to Daniel William McDonald Brooks, 4257 Selkirk Ave., $184,900 PD Real Estate Holdings LLC to Rachael L. Davis, 4542 Plumbrook Drive, $204,000 Wendy and William Potkanowicz to John A. T. Cicero, 2371 Penny Lane, $255,000 Richard W. and Debra Day to Sara Lee Rose, 4715 New Road, $178,000 David L. Ferris and Lisa ...
In addition to previously announced road closures for the Interstate 80/76 pavement rehabilitation project in Austintown and Jackson townships, I-80 westbound between Salt Springs Road and state Route 46 will be reduced to one lane through the end of the month. Also, the ramp from I-80 west to Route 46 will be closed through late August. The detour will be I-80 westbound to I-76 westbound to Bailey Road to I-76 eastbound to I-80 eastbound to Route 46.
YOUNGSTOWN — An attorney for Mahoning County Clerk of Courts Michael Ciccone denied the charges in a racial discrimination lawsuit against the officeholder contending he had “legitimate, nondiscriminatory reasons” for firing a black employee. In response to Thais Scott’s July 21 lawsuit against Ciccone and the clerk of courts’ office, attorney David Smith of the Cleveland law firm of Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis — hired to represent them —wrote that the defendants “deny that plaintiff is entitled to any of the relief sought and denies liability related to this ...
WEATHERSFIELD — Evan Warholic doesn’t like to ask for help nearly as much as he likes giving it. The 24-year-old, who juggles three part-time jobs and wants to be a paramedic, is in end-stage renal failure and isn’t comfortable when the attention turns to him. “You can kick and ...
Staff report BOARDMAN — A crisis in capacity and funding has forced Animal Charity of Ohio to suspend all humane investigations and stop intakes of animals in Mahoning County. Officials said the suspensions should be temporary. “We know how important this work is to the animals and to our community,” said Rachel Hammond, secretary of the organization’s board of directors. “Being forced to suspend humane investigations is heartbreaking, particularly because there are animals in our community who need this service. We want to resume this work as soon as possible, but we ...
