Schools receive bomb threats; police arrest 13-year-old girl

Sharon police arrested a 13-year-old city girl accused of making a bomb threat at the Sharon High-Middle School Wednesday while Sharpsville police are investigating a bomb threat in the schools there.
The Sharon seventh-grader is accused of writing a note on a napkin saying a bomb would go off in the school today. The napkin was found in a girls restroom around 3 p.m. shortly after school had been dismissed for the day.
Police said the girl is being held in a juvenile detention facility on charges of threatening to use a weapon of mass destruction, making terroristic threats and making a false alarm.
Nothing found
The building was searched, but nothing was found, and classes were scheduled as normal today.
The Sharpsville schools complex was evacuated around 10 a.m. Wednesday after the high school received a phoned bomb threat.
Officials there said the buildings were searched and nothing was found. School officials sent all students home early, and police said this morning they had no suspects in the case at this time.
Classes there resumed a normal schedule today.