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With the popularity of the Chevy Bolt EV on the rise, Greenwood Chevrolet has installed a new fast-charging station.
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With the popularity of the Chevy Bolt EV on the rise, Greenwood Chevrolet has installed a new fast-charging station.
Mahoning County Director of Environmental Health, Colton Masters told 21 News that the school was ordered to only serve food with disposable Styrofoam trays and use disposable plastic silverware.
Mark Zura, left, will be the new principal at Boardman High School, and Mike Masucci will be the new principal at Boardman Center Intermediate School. (Contributed photos) BOARDMAN — The Boardman Local School Board voted unanimously Monday night to hire two officials who are coming from Poland Local Schools. Mark Zura, who serves as director of Student Services in the Poland Local School District, will be the new principal at Boardman High School. Mike Masucci, principal at Poland Union Elementary School, will be the new principal at Boardman Center Intermediate School. Zura has more than 2...
WARREN — A Trumbull County sheriff deputy used the beach area at Mosquito Lake State Park to help him become a world martial arts champion. Deputy John Barhoover, a graduate of Lakeview High School and Hiram College, took first place in the traditional beach poomsae category at the fourth annual Lents Taekwondo Worldwide Online Sports Poomsae Open 2021. Poomsae is a taekwondo term meaning a defined pattern of defense-and-attack motions. For half a decade, Barhoover, an Air Force veteran who was deployed to Iraq, has been training under masters Justin Taylor of Canfield and Darrin Warren of ...
Mar 14, 2021 YOUNGSTOWN — A seventh-grade boy from Struthers lasted nine rounds to become grand champion of the 88th annual 21-WFMJ Regional Spelling Bee in downtown Youngstown on Saturday. Thirteen area school champions took part in the competition, which eventually was won by Christopher Dominick from Struthers Middle School, who won on the word “stalwart.” In the past, Christopher represented Struthers in the bee as a third-grader and also was scheduled to appear last year, but the bee was canceled just days prior to the event because of the pandemic. Due to COVID-19 restrictions thi...