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LISBON — In Columbiana County Municipal Court, a case against Seth Joseph Mora, 30, Anderson Boulevard, East Liverpool, was bound over to the county grand jury for fourth-degree felony strangulation and misdemeanor domestic violence for allegedly choking a woman during a domestic on Jan. 27 in East Liverpool. A preliminary/pretrial hearing was set April 1 […]
LISBON — In Columbiana County Municipal Court, a case against Seth Joseph Mora, 30, Anderson Boulevard, East Liverpool, was bound over to the county grand jur
Stephen A. Smith criticism this week. This dispute stems from Smith's recent appearance on Black On Air with Larry Wilmore. During the interview, Smith spoke about the representation of women in sports leagues that are predominantly made up by men. Specifically, Wilmore asked Stephen A. Smith, a former NBA reporter, about San Antonio Spurs Assistant Coach Becky Hammon. As the conversation developed, Smith veered toward mixed martial arts and boxing, sports he has not covered to the degree he has covered basketball. “First of all, I love it. I think there’s an awful lot of women who are...
Stephen A. Smith is in hot water after expressing his disinterest in seeing women compete in mixed martial arts and boxing. Smith recently appeared on the “Black on the Air” podcast, where he expressed his objection to women fighting men in combat sports, and later, his disinterest in seeing women fight at all. “I think that there’s an awful lot of women that are incredibly qualified to do the jobs that they’re doing. Where I jump off the bandwagon is when they try to engage physically,” Smith said (h/t MMA Junkie). “For example, I don’t ever want to see a woman boxing a man....
Mary Posch decorated for Christmas. She knew that if her husband came home from the hospital, he would welcome the sight. Donald Posch had been baking Christmas cookies with his wife, Mary, in early November when the two of them initially came down with cold-like symptoms. By mid-month, Posch had stopped eating and was barely drinking. But he never got out. Instead, hours before he died in Kenmore Mercy Hospital, she was finally allowed at his bedside and told her partner of more than 30 years what she knew he needed to hear. "Don," she said, "if you're ready to go, I will be fine."