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Falls interviews candidates for village manager

NEWTON FALLS — Village council on Wednesday spent several hours interviewing three finalists for the village manager position. Council went into executive session shortly after the beginning of the meeting and interviewed three candidates, with each given 45 minutes. The candidates ...

Man’s stalking conviction upheld by appeals court

The 11th District Court of Appeals on Monday upheld the conviction and sentence of Leonel L. Brown, 48, of Summit Street NW, Warren. In July, Brown was convicted by a Trumbull County jury of menacing by stalking a minor, a fourth-degree felony, ending a one-day trial before Trumbull County ...

On the record: Lordstown

WHAT: Village council meeting Monday PRESENT: Robert Bond, Mark McGrail, Lamar Liming, Jamie Moseley, Ron Radtka and Mayor Jackie Woodward ABSENT: Jessica Blank Council: • Heard from Trumbull County Treasurer Agostino Raggozino who discussed delinquent property taxes from businesses in ...

SCOPE exalts longtime director

WARREN — The first person who comes to mind when discussing Trumbull County Senior Services is SCOPE Director Mike Wilson. You can find him at one of the nine SCOPE centers, in his office with Snowball, the agency’s therapy dog, in a committee meeting to promote SCOPE’s programs and ...

Graphite One picks Ashtabula site over Trumbull

The company that wanted to build a $435 million manufacturing plant in Trumbull County to produce essential material for electric vehicle batteries has instead chosen to locate in Conneaut in Ashtabula County. The new location is still within the boundaries of Lake to River Economic ...

Shutt opts to not run for GOP chair again

Tired of the political infighting, Trumbull County Republican Party Chairman Julia Shutt said she won’t run for reelection. Shutt said Tuesday, “My goals were simple: unify, attract and promote. I have seen energy spent on infighting by just a few. It’s like watching a dog fight. I have ...