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Contractor hired for $767K resurfacing project on city roads

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YOUNGSTOWN — The city’s board of control voted to hire a contractor for a resurfacing job, to pay $50,000 to its insurance company to cover the deductible and legal fees for a lawsuit settlement, and to spend $10,000 to buy two parcels at the failed Chill-Can site. The board voted 3-0 ...

Suspect in Pyatt St. shooting in court, jailed

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YOUNGSTOWN — Kobe Hayden, 27, was arraigned Wednesday afternoon in Youngstown Municipal Court on two counts of felonious assault in the Sunday evening shooting of a man who was with another person in a car hit by gunfire while traveling on Pyatt Street near downtown. Magistrate Meghan ...

Trumbull commissioner opposes tax abatement for company in Warren

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WARREN — An effort by a local manufacturing company to obtain a 10-year, 75% tax abatement for a $270,000 expansion of a building that will add six offices to its facilities at 3021 Sferra Ave. was delayed Wednesday after Commissioner Denny Malloy objected to the request. Charles ...

Leaders in Lordstown eye changes to site review

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LORDSTOWN — The village’s moratorium committee is forwarding recommendations for changes to the current planning and zoning ordinances on the site plan review process for new businesses, including data centers. The three-member committee, made up of council members Robert Bond, Mark ...

On the record | Lordstown Board of Education

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Lordstown WHAT: Board of education meetings Jan. 14 and Feb. 11 PRESENT: Cheryl Kistler, Niki Reid, William Catlin, Rebekah Conn and Michelle Wells The board: ● Named Kistler as board president and Reid as vice president. ● Named Catlin as representative to the Trumbull Career/ ...