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Brookfield boil advisory

BROOKFIELD

The Trumbull County Sanitary Engineer’s Office issued a boil advisory Friday night for Brookfield Township customers on state Route 7 north of Warren-Sharon Road until further notice.

The boil advisory was issued because of a waterline break. A boil advisory means residents should boil tap water used for drinking for three to five minutes before consuming.

Suspect surrenders

WARREN

Terrell T. Allen, 22, of Reo Boulevard Northwest, is in the Trumbull County jail without eligibility to make bond after he surrendered Thursday night at the Warren Police Department.

A judge with Warren Municipal Court issued a warrant for Allen’s arrest earlier in the week in connection with the Tuesday shootings of three city men on Burton Street Southeast.

Allen appeared in court Friday for his arraignment. A not-guilty plea was entered for him to one count of felonious assault.

All three victims were taken to area hospitals with gunshot wounds; one is in critical condition in St. Elizabeth Health Center, Youngstown.

Open house at school

Columbiana

The staff at Joshua Dixon Elementary School in the Columbiana School District will host an informational open house for students and families from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the school, 333 N. Middle St.

Parents, grandparents and guardians are urged to attend to meet their child’s teacher and see work the students have completed this school year. Community organizations such as the Way Station, Family Recovery Center and Family Children First Council will be available to provide information and resources for families. Representatives from the school’s Parent-Teacher Organization and Nutrition Inc. will also be present.

Shop with a Cop benefit

STRUTHERS

The second annual Struthers Shop with a Cop car show will take place from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Fifth Street Plaza, rain or shine.

Early registration is $8, then $10 on the day of the show; those interested can preregister online at www.panthersrun.net. Vehicles that can take part include street rods, hot rods, classics, antiques and trucks. The event will conclude with a light parade in which cars will be decorated with Christmas lights and driven down Fifth Street.

Goodie bags and door prizes will be given out, and food will be available. Proceeds from the event will benefit Struthers Shop with a Cop — a program that gives eligible children in need $100 with which they can buy clothing and toys.

Festival of Bands

SALEM

Salem High School Marching Band will host its 19th annual Salem Area Festival of Bands at 7 p.m. next Saturday at Reilly Stadium at the high school, 1200 E 6th St.

Participating bands include Crestview, Columbiana, South Range, United, West Branch and Salem. There also will be a special appearance and performance by the Malone University Marching “Pioneer Spirit.”

General admission is $5 for adults, with complementary admission to all students and children in attendance.

For information, contact Hannah McFarland, SHS band director, at 330-332-8905, ext. 58355, or email mcfarllandh@salem.k12.oh.us, or contact booster president Gregg Warner at 330-261-5413, or email gregg.warner9244@gmail.com.