WARREN - Lori Faust has spent 20 years working at the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library. Faust, who most recently served as community engagement manager and formerly children services manager, said she has been with the library since October 2006. Her last day was Friday and her ...
VIENNA – The Ohio congressional delegation sent a letter to the secretary of the Air Force requesting the Youngstown Air Reserve Station receive consideration as the location for a new combat communications squadron. All 15 House members and both U.S. senators from Ohio signed the letter, led by U.S. Rep. Dave Joyce, R-Bainbridge, who represents all of Trumbull County. The Air Force Reserve Command’s new 33rd Combat Communications Squadron is looking for a location. The squadron would include 22 full-time and 128 part-time Air Reserve personnel. The squadron would help handle ...
WHAT: Oct. 19 Lakeview Board of Education meeting PRESENT: Taylor Pease, Angela Campana, Mark Harper and Danielle Scherer Scott ABSENT: Jennifer Nicholas The board: * Accepted donations, including a clarinet valued at approximately $145 from Jennifer Nicholas; $5,400 from the Lakeview Athletic Boosters for the athletic department; and $500 from Prince of Peace Lutheran Church for the Lakeview food pantry. • Accepted the retirements of school psychologist Cynthia Hutmacher and classroom aide/registered nurse Deborah Wiswell at the conclusion of the 2026-27 school year, and teacher ...
120 Years Ago, 1906 transcribed as originally published in the Youngstown Vindicator: “Killed jealous rival. Sensational shooting. The principals in awful tragedy little more than children. Chas. M. Ludwick shot through the heart last night by Elton F. Ackerman. Both sides were suitors for the hand of Miss Theresa O’Connell who was a witness to the shocking affair.” “Fearful that his jealous rival had a revolver and sought his life, Elton F. Ackerman, a 15-year-old boy, shot and instantly killed Charles M. Ludwick at the front door of Thomas J. Lawlor’s residence, 232 West ...
Warren - The Trumbull County Educational Service Center has once again be recognized as a High-Performing Educational Service Center by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. The designation highlights the continued value ESCs provide to local school districts through shared services, professional support and cost-effective programming, according to a news release from the RSC. “We are extremely proud to once again receive the High-Performing ESC designation,” said Robert Marino, Superintendent of the Trumbull County Educational Service Center. “This recognition is a ...
