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Nov. 6 correction

In Thursday’s edition of Ticket, the name of the owner of Cedars Lounge was incorrect in the story on the multimedia work “ITSOFOMO.” Tommy Simon was the owner. CORRECTION POLICY: The Tribune Chronicle and The Vindicator wish to present a fair and accurate news report each day. If you have a concern about anything published, please call our editorial department at 330-841-1738 and ask to speak to the editor. If he is unavailable, ask to speak to an editor who can deal with your concern.

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Youngstown man accused of damaging cars in Liberty

LIBERTY - A Youngstown man is facing charges after being accused of damaging vehicles in a local plaza area early Wednesday. Rodney Sanders, 37, pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal damaging and appeared on a felony vandalism charge in front of Girard Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Adler ...

Nov. 5 correction

In the elections results chart on page A8 of Wednesday's Tribune Chronicle, the Farmington Township 2.5-mill road levy renewal was approved 264 votes in favor to 203 votes against. The chart contained incomplete vote totals, but still showed the issue passed. CORRECTION POLICY: The Tribune Chronicle and The Vindicator wish to present a fair and accurate news report each day. If you have a concern about anything published, please call our editorial department at 330-841-1738 and ask to speak to the editor. If he is unavailable, ask to speak to an editor who can deal with your concern.

Niles passes data center moratorium extension

NILES - One Trumbull County city made its voice heard Tuesday on data centers being banned within its limits, but another one might not be too far behind. Niles City Council at Wednesday's meeting approved an ordinance extending a temporary moratorium on the granting or issuing of new permits and the receipt or processing of applications for permits regarding data centers within the city's corporate limits. The extension will run 180 days. The move comes weeks after a roundtable, where Councilman Aaron Johnstone, D-2nd Ward, said officials have been meeting regularly with a zoning ...

Warren council will decide this month on garbage collection increase

WARREN — City council will give first reading at the Nov. 10 council meeting to a proposed increase in garbage collection rates and plans to vote on it at their meeting Nov. 23 or Nov. 24. The date of the vote is still uncertain because of the Thanksgiving holiday, Councilwoman Helen Rucker, D-at Large, said during a City Council Health and Welfare Committee meeting Wednesday. Two representatives from the engineering consulting firm AECOM explained two options it is recommending to increase rates for the first time since 2021. Each recommendation increases the price about $10 per ...