Cancer survivors event

Cancer survivors event
WARREN -- Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital will recognize cancer survivors at the 14th annual Cancer Survivorship Day from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 7 at Packard Music Hall.
Entertainment will be provided throughout the day by jazz guitarist Teddy Pantelas. The event concludes with a 4 p.m. live butterfly release. TMH began releasing live butterflies nearly 10 years ago, and since then, hospitals throughout the country have adopted the butterfly as a symbol of life, TMH officials said.
2 face drug charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two men face drug charges after separate raids Tuesday.
At 1450 Bryson St., police arrested James Levy III, 34, of Woodland Avenue on charges of drug abuse-cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia (crack pipe filter). Levy also was served with a 1998 warrant for his failure to appear for trial in municipal court on a charge of no driver's license. Police said they found a pie pan with suspected crack cocaine on the couch near Levy and two bags of suspected crack on the television at the Bryson house.
At 1006 Berkley, police arrested Dan Evans Jr., 27, of Quinn Street on a charge of trafficking in cocaine. Police said they found six packaged-for-sale bags of suspected crack in Evans' right front pocket.
Levy and Evans were booked into the Mahoning County jail overnight pending arraignment today in municipal court.
Mauthe Park concerts
STRUTHERS -- The summer concert schedule for August at Mauthe Park has been announced, with Eddie Vallus Band II on Thursday, the Rocky Chirchiglia Combo on Aug. 21, and John Gabriele and Friend on Aug. 28.
City officials said the free concerts begin at 7 p.m. and last about 90 minutes.
Man, woman are arraigned
YOUNGSTOWN -- A man and woman arrested after being found naked in a car in the parking lot of East Middle School late Monday night were arraigned Tuesday in municipal court.
Keith Davenport, 22, of Park Heights was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, aggravated trafficking in marijuana, illegal possession of a weapon based on a prior conviction, sexual conduct in a motor vehicle and failure to appear in court on two separate driving-under-suspension charges from a year ago. His bond was set at $45,000.
Sonya Bebbs, 24, of Mabel Street was charged with sexual conduct in a motor vehicle. A charge of carrying a concealed weapon was not filed. Her bond was set at $1,000, with 10 percent allowed to be posted.
Davenport and Bebbs will be back in court Aug. 25.
Dog's death investigated
CAMPBELL -- A Whipple Avenue woman filed reports with the police department and humane agent for Mahoning County after finding her pet dog dead in her back yard.
According to police, the woman believes neighbors killed the dog. She told police that she'd caught neighbors on Penhale Avenue throwing rocks at her pet and taunting him in the past. The woman also told police that she'd had a rabbit and that after she found it dead another neighbor told her that the same neighbors who threw rocks at her dog had killed the rabbit.
Lorrie Ziegler, humane investigator for Mahoning County, said the dog appeared to have been killed on purpose.
Bond set at $80,000
YOUNGSTOWN -- At Michael McCutcheon's arraignment Tuesday in municipal court, bond was set at $80,000 on two counts each of receiving stolen property and misuse of a credit card.
The 31-year-old Boardman man is accused of enticing elderly residents out of their homes so that his accomplice could enter and steal valuables. Police don't have a description of the accomplice.
McCutcheon will be back in municipal court next Wednesday for a preliminary hearing. He also faces burglary charges in Mahoning County Court, Sebring.
Second car break-in
CAMPBELL -- A 36-year-old Neoka Drive man, who reported his wallet, credit card, cell phone and check book missing after someone broke into his 1998 Chevy Blazer while it was parked in his driveway last week, told police his vehicle was broken into a second time late Sunday or early Monday.
This time, he told police, a .38-caliber stainless Smith and Wesson was taken from under the front seat. The vehicle was parked at a home in the 400 block of Neoka.