METRO DIGEST || Look for paranormal activity tonight at S&T homes

Paranormal activity at Sheet & Tube homes

campbell

Anyone interested in an evening tour to look for paranormal activity can meet at 9 tonight at 40 Chambers St. in Campbell.

Leanna and Kelly Mandock, paranormal investigators from Virginia Beach, Va., will conduct an investigation at the old Sheet & Tube company homes.

The Mandocks head an organization called Paranormal Encounters. They were invited here by Tim Sokoloff, head of the Iron Soup Historical Preservation Committee. The event is free.

Voting display set

YOUNGSTOWN

The Mahoning County Board of Elections will conduct a public display of its new paper-ballot voting system at 10:30 a.m. Monday at its office on the first floor of Oakhill Renaissance Place, 345 Oak Hill Ave. The election is Tuesday.

Money missing

WARREN

The assistant athletic director for Warren City Schools will remain on paid administrative leave until an internal investigation is complete, the district’s spokesman said Friday.

Lenny Redmond, who has been with the district for more than five years, was put on leave Monday, after $2,600 was reported missing from the district’s athletic fund, said spokesman Aaron Schwab.

The shortfall was uncovered during a routine internal audit and because Redmond oversees the account, he was placed on leave, Schwab said.

Warren police are also investigating.

Combat training Sunday at air base

VIENNA

Residents and passers-by in the vicinity of the Youngstown Air Reserve Station on King-Graves Road should not be alarmed if they hear weapons fire between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday.

Members of the 910th Airlift Wing’s Security Forces Squadron are scheduled to conduct combat skills training during those hours that are necessary to maintain the mission readiness of the security personnel assigned to the 910th.

Injured on I-680

Boardman

A Pennsylvania man remains hospitalized from injuries sustained in a car accident on Interstate 680.

Damien Brink of Transfer, Pa., is in St. Elizabeth Health Center. where he was taken Thursday night after the pickup truck he was driving collided with a car, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

About 9:45 p.m. Brink, who was traveling southbound on 680 just north of U.S. Route 224, drove his truck off the left side of the road, a news release said. When he re-entered the highway, his vehicle struck a car driven by Lucilla Stanich of Poland. Both vehicles went off the right side of the road, and Brink’s truck caught fire.

He was flown to the hospital by helicopter. Stanich was taken by ambulance, and was released after treatment, according to OSHP.

The accident is under investigation.

Meeting changed

NORTH LIMA

Due to the general election Tuesday, Beaver Township trustees’ meeting has been changed to Nov. 15.

Liberty apartment fire called suspicious

Liberty

Fire crews continue to investigate a fire that destroyed a vacant apartment complex here.

Capt. Arnold Barzak said someone notified the department of the fire just before 3 p.m. Thursday. Crews could see thick, black smoke coming from the property at 1740 Naylor Lloyd Road as they approached, he said.

Barzak said the complex closed about six years ago and has been through foreclosures, changes in ownership and tax issues. “It’s had a rocky past,” he said.

He said the fire is suspicious, and the department is still investigating.

“It’s definitely suspicious because there’s no gas or electric, nothing in there that could have fueled it on its own,” he said.