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December 12, 2023
LIBERTY – A longtime Board of Education member said goodbye at Monday’s meeting. Diana DeVito will be exiting her school board seat after serving on the
August 30, 2023
LIBERTY — The Liberty Local Schools Board of Education voted Monday to end litigation brought by seven people in July 2021 by agreeing to a settlement. The
August 30, 2023
LIBERTY — The Liberty Local Schools Board of Education voted Monday to end litigation brought by seven people in July 2021 by agreeing to a settlement. The
July 11, 2023
PRESENT: Christopher Brookbank, Diana DeVito and Kara Morgan ABSENT: Shawn Chrystal and David Malone The board: • Approved placing two renewal le
April 1, 2023
WHAT: Board of Education meeting Monday PRESENT: Christopher Brookbank, Shawn Chrystal, Diana DeVito and Kara Morgan ABSENT: David Malone The board: •
May 5, 2021
May 5, 2021 WARREN — Liberty voters turned down a levy that would have funded repairs to the school district’s roofs, heating and cooling systems, along with other improvements. The Liberty Local School District’s proposed 2.5-mill levy would have generated about $565,000 per year for five years. The levy failed by 24 votes; about 51 percent of voters selected “no,” while 49 percent voted yes, according to incomplete and unofficial results Tuesday from the Trumbull County Board of Ele...
April 13, 2021
rfox@tribtoday.com LIBERTY — Liberty voters are in a unique position when it comes to voting on the school district’s proposed five-year levy. Even if it is approved, they won’t have a tax bill as high as it was in 2020. This is possible because the 1997 bond that paid for the high school and generated $925,000 per year was paid off in 2020; and if the new 2.5-mill levy passes, an older .9-mill levy will be allowed to expire. “That is an unusual incentive to offer taxpayers. Once that...
April 13, 2021
LIBERTY — Liberty voters are in a unique position when it comes to voting on the school district’s proposed five-year levy — even if it is approved, they won’t have a tax bill as high as it was in 2020. This is possible because the 1997 bond that paid for the high school and generated $925,000 per year was paid off in 2020; and if the new 2.5-mill levy passes, an older .9-mill levy will be allowed to expire. “That is an unusual incentive to offer taxpayers. Once that happens, the ow...