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Trumbull County man pleads guilty to robbery, endangering children charges
According to a press release by the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office, Patrick D. Johnson, 34, pleaded guilty to an amended indictment charging him with three third-degree felonies of robbery, burglary, and endangering children.
High school softball: Emma McCandlish’s gapper in the eighth leads Wickliffe past Garrettsville
That’s all Wickliffe softball coach Marlana Mucciarone asks from senior Emma McCandlish every time the Blue Devils play a game. Play strong defense at second base and give the team one good hit. McCandlish held up her end of the bargain May 7 at Jindra Park. After not hitting...
DeWine to announce state grants for water quality, improved rec opportunities in Warren
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will be in Warren Thursday to announce more than $50 million in grants to fund transformational economic development projects in Ohio’s Appalachian region. DeWine will appear 12:30 p.m. at Warren Community Amphitheatre. DeWine and Ohio EPA Director Anne Vogel are slated to announce a grant...
Tyler Marovich sworn in as Ravenna council member
Tyler Marovich served his first meeting as an official member of Ravenna City Council on Monday. Marovich was appointed to the post last week. He replaces Rob Kairis, who was appointed as president of council. Kairis replaced Andrew Kluge, who resigned, citing job and family commitments. A graduate of Ravenna...
Pepper spray flies in disagreement between man, women at Solon gas station
SOLON, Ohio -- A confrontation at a gas pump did not go well for a local man, who learned firsthand about the agony of getting a dose or two of pepper spray to the face. At 2:10 p.m. May 3, the manager of True North Shell, 6170 SOM Center Road, called Solon police to report the confrontation taking place next to a pump between a man, 18, and a woman.
Hudson's American Legion Auxiliary celebrates 100th anniversary
The American Legion Auxiliary-Lee Bishop Unit 464, a veteran's service organization, celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Over the years, the organization assisted with many community service projects from assisting the Hudson Schools with their first lighted football field to working on the restoration of the World War I monument. It also assists at VA hospitals and clinics too assisting women veterans and child of veterans and those that are serving. It also has planned the local Memorial Day Parade in Hudson for more than 50 years. It also has Poppy Days every year to collect donations for veteran programs.
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