WARREN — A 1953 Packard Caribbean Sports Convertible is the latest addition to the National Packard Museum’s permanent collection. The vehicle was delivered Tuesday from North Carolina, and was donated by Robert Ryan. It’s an important car in telling the history of Packard’s final ...
Marriage licenses granted Aug. 31-Sept. 4 in Trumbull County: Branden N. Fronzaglio, 26, Cortland, and Kaila M. L. Markland, 24, Seneca Falls, New York Barbara K. Switka, 36, Warren, and Jayden J. B. Wyrwicki, 23, Warren Leigh A. P. Knorzer, 26, Newton Falls, and Gregory B. Pickus, 27, Beachwood Michelle M. George, 53, Hubbard, and Richard L. Amon Jr., 57, Greenville, Pa. Daniel M. Widemire, 32, Girard, and Erin R. Barrickman, 47, Cortland David E. Duffield, 45, Hubbard, and Jennifer M. Lukach, 48, Hubbard Damon M. Cunningham, 32, Niles, and Kelsey M. McGinnis, 30, ...
WARREN — The Tribune Chronicle is seeking nominations for its 14th annual Twenty Under 20 program. The newspaper will recognize 20 high-achieving individuals younger than 20 for their leadership skills through volunteerism, extracurricular activities and academic achievements. Nominees need to be a resident of Trumbull County, at least a freshman in high school and no older than 19 as of Dec. 1. Nomination forms can be acquired at local high school guidance offices or by contacting community events coordinator Sue Shafer at sshafer@tribtoday.com or 330-841-1696. Along with the ...
Property transfers recorded Sept. 8-11 in Trumbull County: Bazetta Courtenay N. and Julia M. Perkins to Alana R. Waldron and Miles J. Wagner, 3024 Fallehn Drive, $375,000 Charles David Construction Inc. to the Felix A. Hallsky Trust, 2261 Saddle Brook Lane, $430,000 Bloomfield Mark Smith trustee to Samuel J. and Ruth Mast, 9216 Warren Painesville Road, $895,000 Bristol Joseph D. Kuhns and Mary P. Kuhns to Matt Troyer and Danny Troyer, Housel Craft Road, $173,500 Brookfield Kenneth C. Sterns and Carla L. Van Kirk to Joseph Van Kirk, 6466 Warren Sharon Road, ...
100 Years Ago, 1926 transcribed as originally published in the Youngstown Vindicator: “Blast rocks city. Blame black hand for $500,000 loss.” “A blast of terrific force, suspected to have been caused by blackhanders or business rivals, shattered the three-story brick wholesale grocery establishment of the Youngstown Grocery Co., 340 E. Front St., destroyed the ruins by fire which followed the explosion, will probably cause the death of at least one man, injured five others seriously and scores slightly, blew out thousands of windows in downtown buildings and East Side ...
WARREN — Detective Michael Altiere and several top Warren police supervisors provided a quick course to members of the Warren City Council police and fire committee Thursday on the ways the department uses its Flock cameras and ways that it doesn’t. The reason for the presentation was ...
