YOUNGSTOWN — For about 20 years, Denise Seman has run a Mineral Ridge-based business called Crafty Shop of Horrors, but it’s likely those on the autism spectrum who pay her shop a visit found many more halcyon items than horrifying ones. “It’s good to support the autism society. ... ...
Niles WHAT: City council meeting Wednesday PRESENT: Doug Sollitto, Michael Lastic, Ed Stredney, Todd Weddell, Aaron Johnstone, James Sheely and Frank Leskovec ABSENT: Jimmy Julian Council: • Passed an ordinance accepting and confirming the dedication of Illumination Point Drive as a public street of the City of Niles. • Passed a resolution authorizing the service director to issue a request for qualifications for the Wastewater Treatment Plant screen enclosure project. • Passed an ordinance authorizing the service director to advertise for bids and enter into a ...
Mike D’Orio received his draft notice while a freshman at Youngstown State University, but he opted to enlist in the U.S. Army. After graduating from Leavittsburg High School, D’Orio was among the first 800 people hired at GM Lordstown. After graduation from Warren Business College, he enrolled at YSU, and his draft letter arrived in 1966, soon after he began his freshman year. D’Orio’s choice to enlist for three years allowed him to select the service branch and his job specialty. Enlisting allows for greater control over career advancement and specialized training tailored ...
McDonald WHAT: Board of education meeting Wednesday PRESENT: Nick Gall, Jessica Krumpak, Kristina Merola, Michael Morris and Donna Shields The board: • Approved a three-year contract with Amanda Latell as treasurer of McDonald schools at a salary of $79,000 for 260 work days effective Aug. 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027. • Approved an agreement with All Ways Construction LLC to have designated property at the athletic facility to establish district bus parking at a cost of $82,870. • Renewed an agreement with PureResults water treatment program with Gardiner for the two ...
NORTH BLOOMFIELD — The Bloomfield-Mespo Local School District showed significant growth on the 2025-26 state report card, earning the largest year-to-year improvement in overall rating among Trumbull County school districts. The district’s overall rating increased from 2.5 stars in 2024-25 to 4 stars in 2025-26. Growth also was demonstrated at both district buildings, with Bloomfield High School increasing from 3 stars to 3.5 stars, and Mesopotamia Elementary School increasing from 2.5 stars to 3 stars. Several individual report card components also showed meaningful improvement, ...
Marriage licenses granted Sept. 8 to 11 in Trumbull County: Alexandra J. Wedge, 33, Austintown, and Stephen E. Hulick, 33, Warren Abbey K. Lane, 31, Warren, and Andrew A. Cavender, 27, Warren Brenden C. Clifford, 29, Niles, and Sabrina R. Morrison, 26, Newton Falls Eun Yun, 24, Warren, and Jeong Hyun Ju, 29, Warren Ashton A. Eskins, 24, Warren, and Faith R. Miller, 25, Newton Falls Noah W. Anderson, 25, McDonald, and Bryanna M. Hagerty, 22, McDonald Delilah M. Post, 22, Farmdale, and Jason R. Thomas, 30, Newton Falls Xavier M. Bernhagen, 27, Warren, and Taytum R. ...
