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Goshen Township trustees approve mutual aid police contract with Perry Township

GOSHEN TOWNSHIP — Goshen Townshp trustees approved a new mutual aid contract for the police department in its meeting Tuesday. The trustees unanimously approved a mutual aid contract between the Goshen Police District and the Perry Township Police Department. Goshen Police Chief John Calko said the township already has mutual aid contracts with the Salem Police Department and the Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office, but one had never been formed with Perry Township. Calko said that the contract would be “pretty much the same” as its existing mutual aid contracts, and both ...

Boil order in effective in Leetonia for water main repairs

LEETONIA — A boil order will be in effect beginning today for water main repairs. A boil order is set to begin at approximately 9 a.m. today as repairs are made to a leaking water main valve, according to an announcement posted to the village’s Facebook page Monday. The order will remain in place until water testing confirms that the water is safe for consumption. According to the notice, test results are typically available within 24-hours, and a separate notice will be issued when the advisory is lifted. While the advisory is in effect, residents should not consume any ...

Elections board certifies November ballot, including new money levies

LISBON — The Nov. 3 general election ballot will include issues for four additional tax levies and an additional income tax, eight tax levy renewals and two local liquor options, along with Columbiana County, state and federal candidates. The Columbiana County Board of Elections on Wednesday certified the two local liquor options for businesses looking to add Sunday sales, finding they both met all the requirements and had more than enough valid signatures. Both needed 50 valid signatures. American Legion John Adams Post 442 in Salineville submitted petitions with 69 signatures, ...

Head of scheme that stole millions, including from Salem man, to be sentenced

SALEM — Shreyas Baldevbhai Chaudhary, 25, who is from the Republic of India, will be sentenced at 10 a.m. today in U.S. District Court in Cleveland for his role in a three-person scheme that stole millions of dollars from older adults across the United States, including a 77-year-old Salem man. Prosecutors are recommending that he get about eight to 10 years in prison. They say he was the person who directed the scheme. One of his co-conspirators, Trusha Chaudhary, who is not related to Shreyas Baldevbhai Chaudhary, will be sentenced for her role in the scheme at 3 p.m. today. ...

Salem Summer Concert Series to feature Paige Marie Sunday

This Sunday, the Salem Summer Concert Series welcomes Paige Marie (Whitehill), a 2023 Salem High School graduate who has been gracing the stage since she was 8 years old. Paige is now a senior at the University of Akron and has been performing with her dad (1990 SHS graduate Brian Whitehill) ...