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School job fair today

YOUNGSTOWN

The Youngstown School District will have its fourth annual job fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Choffin Career & Technical Center, 200 E. Wood St. The district is recruiting for certified and noncertified teaching and staffing positions. There also will be on-site interviews for some positions.

Water distribution

SEBRING

The village announced days and times for bottled-water distribution at Sebring Community Center, 305 W. Texas Ave.

The center will be open from 8 a.m. to noon the next three Mondays; 2 to 6 p.m. the next three Wednesdays; and 9 a.m. to noon three Saturdays starting next Saturday. Further distribution hours for next week will be determined.

All Sebring water customers are eligible to receive free bottled water, unless the residence or business has been tested as OK.

Each qualifying person in the household will receive the equivalent of 1 gallon per day. No consumer will receive a supply exceeding six days per distribution. All residents and businesses receiving bottled water must have their residence or businesses tested, or be disqualified from receiving free water.

Electronics stolen

BOARDMAN

Township police are investigating a burglary on Grover Drive after a resident returned home Thursday to find his apartment ransacked and several thousand dollars worth of property missing.

Police believe someone got into the apartment through a ground-level bedroom window and left through the front door, according to a police report. Missing items include a computer, iPad, camera and television.

Domestic violence

BOARDMAN

A township man faces a felony domestic-violence charge after an incident at a West Boulevard apartment reported Thursday.

Charged is Keith McMurray, 30. The charge stems from an allegation that McMurray repeatedly shoved, grabbed and pinned down a woman at the apartment during an argument.

The charge was elevated to a felony, according to a police report, due to a prior domestic-violence conviction.

McMurray is out of jail on bond and is scheduled to appear Tuesday in Mahoning County Area Court here.

Ella Avenue repairs

YOUNGSTOWN

The city plans to replace a concrete/metal pipe culvert along Ella Avenue between Clay Street and East High Avenue on the East Side. The Ohio Department of Transportation will conduct an environmental review, consultation and other actions required by federal environmental laws. ODOT asks for any information regarding the presence of “cultural resources,” such as prehistoric and historic archeological sites or historic bridges, buildings, sites or districts.

The $2.5 million project is scheduled for summer 2018. Ella will be closed to through traffic between East High and Clay Street for about four months, and detour signs will be posted. Access to all properties within the construction limits will be maintained. For details, contact Chuck Shasho, deputy director of public works, by May 9 at 26 S. Phelps St., fifth floor, city hall, or call 330-742-8800.