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On the record: Bristol

WHAT: Board of education meeting Aug. 17 PRESENT: Brooke Vondrasek, Jared Bilas, Kristina Stephens, Candy Bemus and Don Mickel The board: • Approved complimentary passes for school events for current and past board members, community members age 62 and older and for one representative of the opposing school team. A special pass also was approved allowing Bristol students free admission. • Waived elementary school workbook fees and high school general fees for students. • Approved the girls golf team’s participation in the Mahoning Girls Golf Classic on Sept. 5 in ...

No formal search party for missing Vienna teen

VIENNA — A Vienna teenager went missing again over the weekend, and the search for him will take a different route. According to police Chief Dan Adkins on Monday afternoon, the search for 17-year-old Landyn Zagorski has been turned over to the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Department, which took a runaway juvenile report. Adkins noted that Zagorski has “quite the history” of running away, and law enforcement can’t call for assistance every time he goes missing, adding that he’s run away five times. Adkins said Vienna’s police department has no plans to form a search ...

Man convicted of Warren murder denied in 2nd motion

WARREN — Ohio’s 11th District Court of Appeals on Monday rejected a second motion by a convicted Trumbull County murderer and upheld his life prison sentence. Dominic M. Harvey, 25, who was convicted of aggravated murder and attempted aggravated murder in the July 21, 2022, shooting death of Jauton Lee Jr., 23, and the wounding of Mitchell Powell, then 24, outside of a West Market Street restaurant, alleged the Trumbull County judge in his case erred by not holding a hearing in an earlier matter. Harvey was sentenced to 50 to 56 1/2 years to life in prison Jan. 2, 2024. Harvey ...

Howland board hears five-year plan

HOWLAND — Changes have been made to how public education is funded in recent years, and the Howland Board of Education learned how the district will be affected through its five-year plan. Treasurer Julie Sloan said Monday that the district’s revenue is set to be down “quite a bit,” mainly because of the owner-occupancy tax credit, which will be a $500,000 loss for the district. “We’re down in tuition, state aid about $300,000, and our expenses are up for the new buses that we weren’t planning on when we did the forecast last year,” Sloan said. “Over five years, ...

YSU plans military lecture series

YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University will present “Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Military History,” a four-part public lecture series examining the evolution and impact of conflict across historical, cultural, social and political contexts. The free series will take place throughout the 2026-27 academic year at the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor. Each session will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and include short presentations, a moderated roundtable discussion, audience questions and a reception. The series is presented by YSU’s Department of Humanities and ...