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LORDSTOWN — Village resident Mark McGrail, who was a mayoral candidate in the general election, has filed a complaint in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court ag

Neighbors have objected to the project, arguing it would increase traffic, dilute water pressure and lessen access to outdoor space.

Androscoggin County pays its seven commissioners $4,000 per year, the lowest rate in Maine and one-fourth as much as Penobscot County officials are paid.

Androscoggin County pays its seven commissioners $4,000 per year, the lowest rate in Maine and one-fourth as much as Penobscot County officials are paid.

Commissioner Braian Ames of Lewiston said he will propose a $5,000 raise for both the sheriff and the chief deputy.

The commissioners voted 5-2 to award the increase to nonunion employees.

STEUBENVILLE — City officials are close to resolving a lawsuit filed four months ago over alleged open meetings law violations. City Council emerged from a

Superintendent Elizabeth Lolli says the Dayton school district strives for transparency and will respond after reviewing the allegations in the lawsui

LISBON — Columbiana County Board of Elections members agreed Monday to pay a $3,500 settlement and put their meeting notification policy in writing to end a lawsuit filed against them over alleged Open Meetings Act violations. “This was a nuisance lawsuit, a frivolous lawsuit that we are being forced to comply with,” board chair David […]

LISBON — Columbiana County Board of Elections members agreed Monday to pay a $3,500 settlement and put their meeting notification policy in writing to end a l