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September 9, 2023
WARREN — A leadership training program that’s been on hiatus for more than three years will relaunch this month, and give members of the latest cohort an in
September 9, 2023
WARREN — A leadership training program that’s been on hiatus for more than three years will relaunch this month, and give members of the latest cohort an in
July 29, 2023
LISBON — Columbiana County Commissioner Mike Halleck said the new chiller/cooling tower for the county jail probably won’t be ready for installation until May next year. “Hopefully we can get through this year,” he said. The commissioners on Wednesday awarded the contract for the chiller/cooling tower for the jail air conditioning system to Johnson Controls, […]
July 28, 2023
LISBON — Columbiana County Commissioner Mike Halleck said the new chiller/cooling tower for the county jail probably won’t be ready for installation until M
April 19, 2023
YOUNGSTOWN — FirstEnergy, which had a request to place a high-tension power line through downtown Youngstown rejected last May, is proposing changes that woul
May 13, 2022
Parade, memorial events planned for May 30.
May 5, 2022
Heard from representative of NOPEC, and set hearing.
February 19, 2022
Trustees approve move from part-time; and hire new snow-plow driver.
May 11, 2021
MARY ANN GREIER SALEM — Perry Township trustees are holding off on any change to their street lighting program with Ohio Edison, but may research whether a reassessment can take place for what residents pay. Ohio Edison/First Energy spokesman Troy Rhoades explained the street lighting options Monday, noting that switching to all LED will increase the township’s monthly street lighting bill by nearly $350, not counting the $25,000 cost to install the bulbs on 120 poles. He said another optio...
May 11, 2021
mgreier@salemnews.net SALEM — Perry Township trustees are holding off on any change to their street lighting program with Ohio Edison, but may research whether a reassessment can take place for what residents pay. Ohio Edison/First Energy spokesman Troy Rhoades explained the street lighting options Monday, noting that switching to all LED will increase the township’s monthly street lighting bill by nearly $350, not counting the $25,000 cost to install the bulbs on 120 poles. He said another...