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Salem Memorial Building to host Senior Expo

SALEM — The Salem Memorial Building will be hosting its second annual Senior Expo. “We’re primarily looking to connect people in the senior community with people who have resources available that could be beneficial for that community. We’ve got people to provide help with your Medicaid insurance. We have Shepherd of the Valley coming, funeral pre-planning all sorts of things,” Project Manager Ron Lankford said. The expo will be held at the Memorial Building from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 9 and will offer local seniors an opportunity to connect with service financial, ...

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Butler Township James P. and Kelly A. Phillis Sr. to Bruce Haug and John Gottschalk, home on state Route 9; $408,000 Columbiana Christopher T. and Nicole R. Meta to Rasheeda and Jeffrey Williams, home on Kingwood Avenue; $275,000 Carol E. Romeo to Stanley Douglas Perry et al, home on Sunset Court; $230,0002 East Liverpool Jeffrey M. and Tammy L. Tanner to Brennon and Lorelie Wright, home and other residential structures on Charles Street; $155,000 Sue Plumley et al to Sue Plumley, home on Railroad Street; $12,200 Mark D. and Trudy Hoppel to Aaron and Jessica Shope, home on ...

County health district to host flu clinics

LISBON — The Columbiana County Health District will host one drive-thru and two walk-in flu vaccination clinics this month, with the drive-thru on Oct. 23 in Lisbon and the walk-ins on Oct. 27 in Salineville and Columbiana. The clinics will have both high-dose flu vaccines available for individuals 65 years and older, and regular-dose vaccines for those 18 years of age and older (Flulaval or Fluzone). Most major insurance plans are accepted, however, uninsured individuals are welcome. Cash or check will be accepted for self-pay. If paying by check, the name on the account must ...

Council approves funds for generator during special meeting

EAST LIVERPOOL — City council Tuesday approved funds for a generator in response to recent power outage that led to carbon monoxide poisoning of city employees. Council unanimously approved an amendment to appropriations increasing funds for capital improvements from $8,822.82 to $55,822.82 to allow the funding to be available for the purchase of a generator for the police department. The generator was deemed a priority by the Safety/Rules Committee during its previous meeting due to the generator failing to operate during a recent power outage that resulted in the police dispatch ...

Goshen Police District has new assistant chief

GOSHEN TOWNSHIP — The Goshen Township Police Department has a new assistant police chief. The board of trustees voted unanimously in its September meeting to authorize the promotion of Michael Platt from his prior position as detective sergeant to the department’s assistant police chief ...