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TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS

COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket Sam Lamancusa v. Richard W. Latimer et al, foreclosure. Sam


Agenda Tuesday

Agenda Tuesday Poland Village Council, 7 p.m., caucus; regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., town hall, 308


Complexity of Ohio laws may be slowing resolution of teacher weapons case

Complexity of Ohio laws may be slowing resolution of teacher weapons case


Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Brittany Eversole, Salem, boy, Dec. 1. Alicia and Mark


Don’t give up, UAW leader tells workers

Don’t give up, UAW leader tells workers LORDSTOWN United Autoworkers Local 1112 President Dave


At least 20 injured in rare Dec. tornadoes

Associated Press TAYLORVILLE, Ill. Residents in central Illinois on Sunday assessed damage after


Youngstown house fire injures one

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A fire Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the 1100 block of Springdale Avenue is


‘The light is the message’

Pittsburgh synagogue hosts Hannukah ceremony at site of October mass shooting Associated Press


Officer assaulted in Youngstown

Officer assaulted in Youngstown YOUNGSTOWN A Kinsman man arrested by Youngstown police just


Colors abound at 48th Butler holiday show

It probably won’t take long for those who visit a longtime popular arts-and-crafts show to see that bright, sharp colors flow and abound – and are reflected in everything from pottery to cosmic nebula.


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Impact of GM Lordstown shutdown will be felt for many years

Some of the final Chevy Cruzes built in Lordstown can be seen near the GM Lordstown‘s assembly complex, which is scheduled to close as early as next March.


Warren Council to consider GM Lordstown support resolution Monday

Warren City Council will have a special meeting at 5 p.m. Monday to consider a resolution supporting the General Motors assembly plant in Lordstown, whose employees were informed last week they will no longer have a car to build as of March 1.


Campbell looks to sell its water plant

By the end of the meeting, Mayor Nick Phillips said he’d like to see council pass a resolution to at Wednesday’s meeting to put the plant up for bid.


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Investigator hopes cold case success brings more results

The investigator in charge of missing-persons cases for the city police department hopes a breakthrough last week in a 20-year-old case can lead to breakthroughs in other cases.


Fitch Eagle Scout lends helping hand with street corner pantry

Alex Mazon, a senior at Austintown Fitch High School, is using his Boy Scout Eagle project to lend a helping hand to financially struggling people in the Youngstown area.