Mageetops Vannelli Stage Sets for November Election
After the June 8 primary, Trumbull County Democrats crowned nominees across offices. Magee won the Hubbard mayoral nomination, facing Republican Frank Adgate. Williams won the 58th District Dem nomination to face Republican Jeffery Hardin. Sullivan secured re election in the auditor’s race as no Republican ran. Verich led a five man Dem field for the 59th District, set to oppose Republican William Letson. Ford and Norton won Democratic nominations for the Court of Appeals and Common Pleas Domestic Juvenile, with no Republicans file for Norton’s seat. all Dem winners were endorsed by the county party, except Thomas Carney’s 17th District bid.
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Adgate
Liberty Township
Donald Bowser
Mecca Township
John McCormick
Joseph Williams
Girard
Joseph Melfi
David Hines
Howland Township
Sullivan
Michael Verich
Verich
Warren
George B. Lockwood
Robert Gelum
Steven DeBolt
Thomas Letson
William Letson
11Th District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Donald R. Ford
Edwin T. Hofstetter
Trumbull
Thomas F. Norton
Craig E. Neuman
Daniel Kender
James J. Rounsley
Charles Swartz
Allan Larmi
Norton
David Griffith
Robert Nader
Howard Martin
Dem
Nader
Peter Panagis
Trumbull County
Thomas Carney
Michael Beckes
George Tablack
Voters Concerned Over Emergency Loan Impact
A speaker warns that a two month old emergency loan only funds this school year. He says a second loan would let Columbus officials run local schools, stripping taxpayers of control. The remark underscores fear over provincial involvement in funding decisions.
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Columbus
Mancini Espano Bout Draws Traffic to Park Lot Showdown
Warren reports an agreement with Packard Electric to use North River Road parking lots on July 24 for thousands of fans visiting to watch Ray Mancini defend the World Boxing Association lightweight title against Ernesto Espano of Venezuela.
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Warren
Packard Electric
Packard
North River Road
Ray
Mancini
World Boxing Association
Ernesto Espano
Venezuela
Fireworks Wholesale Test Case Heads to Court in Ohio
Hubbard Township police served summons to Karlovic and Naples as they await arraignment in Girard Municipal Court next week. The dispute centers on what counts as wholesale fireworks and whether regulation or tax schemes should apply, with Naples defending compliance and employment in Trumbull County.
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Karlovic
Girard Municiple Court
Anthony M. Bernard
Hubbard Township
Girard
Bernard
Ohio General Assembly
Naples
Trumbull
Girard Court
Campaign to curb drug crime prompts hotline push
A state initiative led by OCJS aims to flood communities with drug hotline posters. Sheriff Jakmas will distribute posters to citizens, agencies, groups, businesses and schools. Interested individuals may call 1-800-282-DRUG or write to Sheriff Richard A. Jakmas at 605 Panther Ave Warren Ohio for a free copy.
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Community Development
OCJS
Jakmas
Intersted
Richard A. Jakmas
Panther Ave
Warren
Ohio
Hubbard Church Car Wash Benefits Father’s Day Drive
The Hubbard Church of the Nazarene Young People’s Class sponsors a car wash Saturday June 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Falcon Gas Station on the corner of Route 62 and 7 and Route 304. The community is invited to attend and have cars cleaned for Father’s Day.
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Young People’s Class
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Hubbard Church of the Nazarene
Falcon Gas Station
Route 62
Route 304
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