YOUNGSTOWN — Incoming Youngstown State University freshman Adrianna Holden hopes to major in studio art, and she wasted no time cutting to the colorful chase. “I hope someday to become a storybook artist,” Holden, of Youngstown, said. “I really like the art program here.” She was ...
NILES — A regular city council meeting’s Zoom video was forced to be cut short Wednesday night when its display showed what appeared to be a nude image of a man. Law Director Phil Zuzulo said Thursday officials are in the process of filing a police report with the Niles Police Department, with Councilman Aaron Johnstone, D-2nd Ward, as the initiator. “I have drafted subpoenas to go out tomorrow, to Zoom, to try and locate — see if we’re able to locate — the IP address, or at least get an idea of what their IP address is,” Zuzulo said. “Maybe at least their location ...
NILES — The city will gain value from vehicles no longer used by its law enforcement, thanks to deals with two townships. As part of their consent agenda Wednesday, city officials approved an ordinance authorizing the sale of two decommissioned police cruisers to Champion Township, and declared it an emergency action. The ordinance’s body section states the vehicles, a 2018 and 2019 Ford Explorer, will be purchased from Niles for $15,000, adding that they are no longer needed for any municipal use by the city. Council also approved an ordinance approving a trade with ...
McDONALD — This fall residents will have the opportunity to play disc golf as a course will soon be under construction at Woodland Park. Mayor Ray Lewis said that Turbo Putt Disc Golf has donated installation of the 9-hole disc golf course with work to be in a few weeks. He said there is no cost to the village for the course. The course will take players through different parts of the park, including the wooded areas and near Billy Goat Hill. Those areas will be incorporated into the course without being touched. “I have never played disc golf, but am excited to be able to ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Higher education is facing a slew of unknowns and challenges, but through it all, Youngstown State University continues to rely heavily on a collaborative spirit to rise to whatever challenges may come its way, an official says. “It shows how deep trust and accountability run — happy faculty leads to happy students,” Jennifer Adams, YSU’s provost and vice president for academic affairs, said. That was among the primary themes on which Adams spoke while delivering the university’s annual State of Academic Affairs presentation Thursday morning in the Williamson ...
HOWLAND — Motorists traversing a portion of Mines Road should expect delays next week — but not for long. Trumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro announced the resurfacing of the road in a news release Thursday, which will affect Mines from state Route 46 to Stillwagon Road beginning Monday. The project is anticipated to be completed the week of Aug. 31, and there will be lane restrictions to perform milling, partial depth pavement repairs and resurfacing of the immediate and surface courses of asphalt, followed by pavement markings. Motorists should anticipate traffic ...
