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Property transfers

Local News September 12, 2026

Property transfers recorded Aug. 31 to Sept. 4 in Trumbull County: Bazetta James J. Dicenso to Nick L. Massacci, 3303 Trapper Trail Unit D, $130,000 Braceville Lily N. Beavers to Matthew Wilson and Marjorie MacKnight, 1263 Depot Phalanx Road, $250,000 Bristol Andy L. and Irene Zook to Lester and Martha Miller, 830 Housel Craft Road, $325,000 Donna A. Martin to Matthew and Mattie Miller, 361 Mahan Denman Road, $385,000 Woodside Estates LLC to Matt and Danny Troyer, Housel Craft Road, $76,500 Brookfield M Walker Investments LLC to Brandon and Emily Janosik, 1095 Albright ...

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History of soda fountains bubbles up in Niles

Local News September 12, 2026

NILES — The owners of Kast Iron Soda Works traveled from Salem on Thursday to give a “History of Soda Fountains” presentation at the McKinley Birthplace Home. Kast Iron is an old-school style soda bar partnered with America250-Ohio as an official nonalcoholic beverage provider. Lesley ...

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Outing to present latest leadership class

Business September 12, 2026

Staff report The community is invited to join Leadership Mahoning Valley in welcoming the Class of 2027 at the Leadership Mahoning Valley Kick-Off Breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, at The Grand Resort, Howland. Selected from a record number of applicants, the newest class represents a diverse group of emerging and established leaders from businesses, nonprofits, government, education, healthcare and other sectors throughout the Mahoning Valley. “We are thrilled to welcome this outstanding group of leaders to Leadership Mahoning Valley,” said JoAnn Stock, the ...

AWL hosts pet yoga to help with adoptions

Local News September 12, 2026

VIENNA — Officials at the Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County are always looking at ways to get their shelter dogs and cats adopted and have added shelter pet yoga as a way for people to exercise while also seeing the available dogs. Maggie Guy, volunteer coordinator for the Animal Welfare League, said every other month, people come to the AWL for yoga classes. “While people are doing yoga, we showcase some of our animals. People can relax as they do yoga as some of the animals awaiting adoption walk among them. The event lets the animals get familiar with people who come ...