Kristi R. Garabrandt

Sep 13, 2024 | salemnews.net | Kristi R. Garabrandt

EAST LIVERPOOL –The Columbiana County Drug Task Force (DTF) made a suspected drug bust early Thursday morning in East Liverpool. The bust at 629 Minerva St., a house owned Krista Rogers, was the third one made by DTF in two weeks and right-next-door to a drug bust they conducted on Sept. 6. Prior to that, that made one on Ravine Street on Sept. 4. DTF Director, Det.

Sep 6, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP –Following an executive session to discuss personnel matters, township trustees voted Tuesday to approve an increase call-out pay for firefighters and the hiring of a police officer. The trustees with an all-in favor vote approved raising the call-out pay for volunteers with the township’s two departments from $5 to $10 per. Trustee Dennis Giambroni noted this increase is hoped to bring more volunteers into the departments.

Sep 5, 2024 | reviewonline.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP –Following an executive session to discuss personnel matters, township trustees voted Tuesday to approve an increase call-out pay for firefighters and the hiring of a police officer. The trustees with an all-in favor vote approved raising the call-out pay for volunteers with the township’s two departments from $5 to $10 per. Trustee Dennis Giambroni noted this increase is hoped to bring more volunteers into the departments.

Aug 31, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

Aug 31, 2024 Staff Writer [email protected] WELLSVILLE — Wellsville Board of Education met in special session on Thursday to approve resignations and hiring of a new athletic director. With a unanimous vote from the four board members present, the board voted to accept and approve the resignations of Richard Shilling, as fall athletic director and Melissa Hudson, as fall winter and spring athletic director effective Sept. 3. Hudson’s resignation as bus trip coordinator was also...

Aug 31, 2024 | morningjournalnews.com | Kristi R. Garabrandt

ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP –The Glenmoor Fire Department is ordering a new engine to replace Engine 35 which was purchased in 1992. Capt. Derrick Smith said the department expects to be placing the order for the new engine within the next month. With the building for the fire station paid off and prices of new engines expected to rise within the next month now is the time. Smith noted that the department has been considering the purchase for some time.