GIRARD — The Girard City Schools Board of Education this week approved bringing back an intervention specialist whose job was among three positions the board cut at its May meeting. The board on Tuesday rescinded its previous motion from May and approved Maria Jarvis as an intervention ...
“Membership has its privileges” was a credit card company’s advertising slogan in the 1980s, and Youngstown Playhouse is using that philosophy with a new option to lure theatergoers. The Playhouse announced a “Spotlight Member Program” that will provide access to all ...
POLAND — The Little Red Schoolhouse has long been the home of the Poland Historical Society and is now joined by a smaller version as the society unveiled a small replica of the Little Red Schoolhouse during the Fireman’s Parade at Celebrate Poland last weekend. The scaled-down version of ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Dion L. Taylor, 32, waived his preliminary hearing Thursday in Youngstown Municipal Court on two counts of aggravated robbery, two of kidnapping — all first-degree felonies — as well felony escape, a second-degree felony, and theft of a motor vehicle, a fourth-degree ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The city’s board of control approved an agreement with the state for about $1.43 million worth of improvements to three main streets in which the city will pay about $53,000 of the cost. The board voted 3-0 Thursday on the agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation ...
CANFIELD — City Council met in special session Wednesday to take the first step in placing a 3.9-mill police levy on the Nov. 3 ballot. “This is the first of a three-step process,” said City Attorney Mark Fortunato. “We first pass this resolution, then have the funds certified, and at ...