WARREN — Warren Library Friends made the right choice for its first board president with Lauren Mathews, whose support of the library is decades long. “I was a single mother of a daughter with very little money, so the library was our movie theatre. We would borrow DVDs. It was our place ...
WARREN — The Warren-based 11th District Court of Appeals issued two rulings this week that again refused to allow death row inmate Danny Lee Hill of Warren to challenge his death sentence on the grounds that he is intellectually disabled. In separate decisions, the court struck down Hill’s “motion to certify a conflict” and his “application for reconsideration” of the 11th District’s Aug. 17 decision that affirmed that Hill is not intellectually disabled, according to a Trumbull County Prosecutor’s office news release. Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins, ...
LIBERTY — The county’s comprehensive plan for land use has not received an update in nearly 70 years, but it’s set to be revamped soon, after things were set in motion for a set of Trumbull County communities. Officials from Liberty, Brookfield, Vienna and Hubbard townships and the ...
WARREN — Law Director Enzo Cantalamessa provided city council with an update at the council meeting Wednesday night on the liquor permit issues it addressed at its Sept. 9 meeting and a separate liquor control issue involving the Convenient Food Mart on Elm Road. Cantalamessa said Convenient Food Mart withdrew its appeal of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control’s recent decision to not renew the store’s liquor license. He said the “practical effect” of withdrawing the appeal is “that location is no longer permitted by law to sell any alcoholic beverages.” He said it ...
LORDSTOWN — Village council has approved proceeding with improvement work next year on Salt Springs Road. Council approved having the village cooperate with the Ohio Department of Transportation for the resurfacing of a section of Salt Springs Road that will include asphalt concrete resurfacing, pavement planing, partial depth pavement repair, curb ramps, sidewalks and pavement markings. Officials said Ohio Public Works Commission funds of $268,241 will be used to cover project costs, with the village contributing $38,862 of the $307,103 total. Also, Village Engineer Chris ...
WARREN — William A. Naylor, 41, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of dangerous or vicious dogs Wednesday in Warren Municipal Court and was sentenced to 150 days in the Trumbull County jail. The charge was filed after Naylor’s dog attacked an 8-year-old neighbor who came to ...
