EAST LIVERPOOL — The Columbiana County Drug Task Force (DTF) assisted by East Liverpool police officers recovered trafficking amounts of suspected cocaine Wednesday. Officers also recovered a digital scale and packaging material consistent with trafficking during the warrant execution at ...
SALEM — City council approved two new union contracts in its meeting Tuesday. Following a near hour-long executive session for the discussion of personnel matters council unanimously approved collective bargaining agreements with Salem Firefighters Local 283 of the International Association of Firefighters, and American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 2701, which represents employees of the street, traffic and safety, and parks departments as well as some city hall personnel. Councilman Jim Harrington, who chairs the city’s finance committee, ...
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP — The board of trustees approved two quotes for repairs to the township’s salt storage building in a special meeting Thursday. The trustees voted unanimously to approve an $8,600 quote from Wecover Building Systems for repairs to the roof of the township’s salt storage building, which was damaged during severe storms on July 3. Board of Trustees Chair Shawn Mesler said that the township’s salt storage building was a hoop type and that the storm had nearly torn the roof off completely. The trustees also voted unanimously to approve a $5,500 quote from ...
YOUNGSTOWN — On July 22, an Ohio Department of Health Laboratory report confirmed a bat testing positive for the rabies virus. The bat was collected by Mahoning County Public Health and was submitted to the ODH lab. Mahoning County Public Health reminds all residents to protect themselves and their pets from coming in contact with wildlife. Following these practices can help prevent the spread of the Rabies Virus in the community: — Ensure that pets (dogs, cats, ferrets) are current on their rabies vaccinations. — If pet has had an encounter with a wild animal in the past ...
Moms of Scout Troop 2092 host a parking lot sale at Lisbon First United Methodist Church as part of Lisbon’s first community yard sale, which continues today. A map is posted to Mayor Peter Wilson’s Facebook page, with at least 50 residents and groups taking part. Pictured from left are ...
LISBON — The driver accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian and then fleeing the scene the evening of Feb. 4 on Bradshaw Avenue in East Liverpool is now facing felony charges, including aggravated vehicular homicide. Tracy C. Quimby, 34, Jackman Street, East Liverpool, was served Thursday with the secret indictment issued last month by the Columbiana County Grand Jury. The charges, all third-degree felonies, include aggravated vehicular homicide and three counts of failure to stop after an accident. The indictment alleges that Quimby caused the death of Braidy Ingram, 64, of ...
