Warren Trumbull discuss regional sewer plan for Golden Triangle
Warren and Trumbull County officials sat with nine industry representatives to consider a regional sewer project that could protect up to 75 percent federal funding and cost over 22 million dollars. The plan aims to include tributaries outside Warren and to secure EPA approval while balancing local shares through assessments.
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Warren
Trumbull County
Golden Triangle
Triangle
County
Lyle Williams
Board of County Commissioners
George Libertin
Federal
Environmental Protection Agencies
EPA
Libertin
Red Run
Williams
Com
Rizzi
Margaret O’brien
Anthony Bernard
Warren Service
Robert Dawson
Dawson
Mahoning River
van Huffel Tube
D.O. Townsend
R.K. Cox
Cox Lithographing
Cox
Brainard Strapping Div
YBM Warren Division
H.R. Hill
Ajax Magnathermic
American Welding
Cox Lithography
U.S. Gypsum
Warren Tool
van Huffel
Visit Report on Lynda Brienz Educator Trip to Russia
Fourth grade teacher Lynda Brienz of Howland Glen Elementary traveled to the Soviet Union during Christmas break with Phi Delta Kappa and Dr. Read from Kent State. The group toured schools and universities, met educators, and observed daily life under Intourist arrangements. They experienced crowded shops, lines for purchases, and the New Year holiday, with Grandfather Frost as a festive figure.
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Lynda Brienz
Howland Glen Elementary
Russia
Phi Delta Kappa
Read
Kent State University Research Center For Study of Socialist Education
Soviet Union
National Teachers’ Union
Intourist
Grandfather Frost
McKinley Memorial born in Niles sparked a lasting tribute
The piece recounts William McKinley’s birth near Niles in 1843 and details the rise of the Memorial through Joseph G. Butler Jr.’s vision. It notes Butler’s push for a funded endowment, Congressional charter obtained on December 5, 1910, and the community effort to honor the hometown president.
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John S. Latcham
Niles
Ohio
United States
William McKinley
Butler
McKinley
Canton
Niles Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Alonside
Lincoln
Con- Sea
Washington
Taft
Congress
Hne
Ted Ge Stoutg
Howland Police Launch National Neighborhood Watch Effort
Police Chief David Hartsock announces Howland PD will distribute literature on a national neighborhood watch program to curb burglaries. The program aims to inform residents about home protection and engage the community in reducing crime. Literature available at the police station.
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Howland
David Hartsock
United States
Howland speakers win Boardman Rotary All Events title
Howland High School closed its regular speech and debate season by winning the Boardman Rotary All Events title with 136 points. Boardman was second, 111, followed by Canfield 85 and Poland 79, with 27 teams and 39 speakers participating. Nine Howland speakers and one four-man debate team earned awards.
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Boardman
Howland High School
Boardman Rotary
Howland
Canfield
Poland
Niles McKinley
Aire
Mark Kline
Janet Tims
Jeannie Vidoni
Sue Freer
Cindy Ris
Howland Police Seek Up To Ten Auxiliary Officers
Howland Police Department announces openings for up to ten auxiliary officers. Since October 1975 the auxiliary unit trained with Sgt. J E Martin and supported patrols, radio operations, and riding with regular officers. In January the nine current auxiliaries logged 583 hours. contact Sgt. Martin at the department for details.
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Howland
J.E
Martin
Howland Organization
Martin Ope
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Sam Rizzi
Warren Council
Paul Revere
Sherry
Judy
Zimmer
Elizabeth Whetson
North Road School
Borce Ilevski
Daneen Lucas
Andrew Petty
Niki Lucas
Mary Ann Lucas
Eva Lucas
McKinley Memorial
McKinley Savings and Loan
Mineral Ridge
Mesenay Mages Veers Sn Ey Coeced
Joseph G. Butler, Jr
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