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Boardman bicyclist undertaking journey around Lake Erie

Boardman cyclist Carl Foote is turning miles into memories and milestones. On Wednesday, he embarked on the Magical Memory Tour (MMT 2026), a 700-mile, two-week bicycle journey around the entire perimeter of Lake Erie. His mission is to raise critical funds and awareness for the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund with 100% of those donations going toward research. Foote, 74, will launch from Ashtabula, pushing west through Cleveland and Toledo before heading north into Monroe and Detroit. From there, the international journey crosses into Windsor, Ontario, tracing the Canadian coastline down to ...

Shooting at city apartment hits man

WARREN — A gunshot victim was found at a home in the 2800 block of Parkman Road NW when officers responded there for a shots-fired call Monday afternoon. When officers arrived for the 4:42 p.m. call, they found the victim, a man, who was treated by ambulance personnel and was taken to St. Joseph Warren Hospital. The location of the incident is an apartment complex. Officers found a crime scene, which was taped off for investigative purposes, and detectives were called out to investigate. The report does not indicate how seriously injured the victim was. The report indicated that ...

Candidate forum set Sept. 17 at YSU

Youngstown State University will host a Constitution Day candidate forum 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 17 in Bliss Hall’s Ford Theater on the YSU campus. Sponsored by YSU’s Student Government Association, the forum will provide candidates with an opportunity to introduce themselves and share information about their platforms with attendees. The event is being held in recognition of Constitution Day, which is observed annually Sept. 17 to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. The forum provides an opportunity for members of the campus and surrounding community to hear ...

On the record: Southington

WHAT: Board of education meeting Aug. 26 PRESENT: Terry Kelly, Elizabeth Dunn, Megan Gibbs, Steve Gilanyi and LeeAnn Westenfelder The board: • Approved Tabitha Hornof as a kindergarten teacher and Benjamin Smith as a fourth-grade math/science teacher. • Approved as field maintenance agreement with the Chalker High School football coaches who will help take care of the fields they use. A similar agreement is in place for the baseball fields. • Approved a weapons policy that while the district does not allow any staff to have weapons on them, the district hired a school ...

Making room for more history

Staff photo / R. Michael Semple Carpenter Ron Kollar of Brookfield, working for Declan Construction Inc. of Brookfield, the general contractor for the expansion of the Morgan History Center, removes a door frame Tuesday. The addition is attached to the back of the Morgan History Center, 328 ...

Prosecutor: Man accused of lunging at Acton didn’t commit any felonies

CANFIELD — Patrick Havas, who is alleged to have lunged at Amy Acton, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, during an incident Sunday afternoon at the Canfield Fair, did not commit any offenses that rise to felonies, Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro said. Havas, 38, of Canfield, was arrested Sunday on two counts of assault and one misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct. An additional misdemeanor charge of inciting panic was added Tuesday during his arraignment in Mahoning County Area Court in Canfield in front of Judge Molly Johnson. Havas, who was armed at the time of his ...