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LISBON — A deteriorating relationship, an impending eviction and a desperate son whose father stood up to him — that’s what prosecutors said led to the vi

LISBON — A jury trial remains set for 9 a.m. May 16 in the aggravated murder case against Nathan Tataseo, who’s accused of killing his father in Columbiana in the summer of 2022. Tataseo, 46, whose last known address was listed as South Elm Street, Columbiana, appeared before Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Judge Megan […]

sujhelyi@reviewonline.com EAST LIVERPOOL — More than 110 people tuned in on social media, hoping for answers regarding a former city housing inspector Bob Smith’s allegations that he was dismissed as part of a coverup by city administrators. River Valley Organizing (RVO), which is a citizen-based community group committed toward a safer, cleaner and more transparent environment, hosted Tuesday night’s inaugural town hall on Facebook. Earlier this month, Columbiana County prosecutors decl...

sujhelyi@reviewonline.com This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi) EAST LIVERPOOL — City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insufficient evidence regarding who installed the straight pipe — thus bypassing the disc...

Staff Writer Morning Journal/Stephanie Ujhelyi This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19 at the beginning of the theft of services investigation into a property at 746 St. Clair Ave. EAST LIVERPOOL — City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insuff...

DEANNE JOHNSON LISBON — A brief telephone conference regarding the man accused in the murder of a Wellsville woman was held Wednesday in the courtroom of Common Pleas Court Judge Scott Washam for the purpose of setting dates for pretrial hearings and a possible jury trial, but only another scheduling telephone conference was slated. Defense attorney Dennis McNamara, appearing by telephone from the Columbus area, waived the appearance of his client, Terrance Haywood, 27, Chester Avenue, Wellsv...