The Republican incumbent state legislators who represent the Mahoning Valley have significant financial advantages over their Democratic challengers right before the election. Pregeneral election finance reports, for the period between June 6 and Oct. 14, show state Sen. Al Cutrona, ...
YOUNGSTOWN — A Youngstown man was arrested Saturday following a shooting on the city's North Side. A Youngstown police report states Jermaine Anthony, 33, was arrested on a charge of felonious assault after police responded to reports of gunfire near Fairgreen Avenue and Griffith Street ...
ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIP —— A motorcyclist died in a weekend crash with a dump truck. A press release from the Canfield Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol states that Eugene C. Henry, 72, of Berlin Center was killed Sunday evening after his bike collided with the truck on U.S. Route 224 in Ellsworth Township, just east of state Route 45, about 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The patrol reports William D. Diver, 52, of Canfield was turning right from a private drive onto Route 224 eastbound in a 1987 Chevrolet C7 dump truck. Henry, riding a 1996 Harley Davidson 36950, was traveling eastbound ...
POLAND TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES will have a budget work session at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the township government center. STRUTHERS CITY COUNCIL will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at city hall with caucus at 6:15 p.m. MAHONING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will meet at 10 am. Wednesday at the conference room at the administration building for a staff meeting.
TRUNK OR TREAT: Girard High School National Honor Society and the Girard High School Band will have the annual Trick of Treat 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Arrowhead Stadium. There also will be a band show. Those attending the free event are asked to enter on the home-side entrance and also sit on the home-side stands. The trunk or treat will take place around the stadium track. Donations of candy for the event will be accepted at Girard High School office. AFTERNOON AT THE MUSEUM: The Springfield Township Historical Society Museum will have its last presentation of the “Afternoon at the ...
McDONALD - Village residents are being asked to support a 4.5-mill five-year emergency safety services levy on the November general election ballot to provide needed funding for the fire and police departments. The levy is projected to generate around $310,000 annually. The additional levy would cost property owners roughly $159 per year for assessed property value of $100,000. Funds will be used for maintaining services, including round-the-clock fire and EMS staffing, as department costs rise. The levy will also provide funds to cost cover day‑to‑day operating costs, wages ...
