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Township celebration expanding
August 28, 2011 The Celebrate Liberty committee are planning the second annual Celebration in the Park, with a few minor changes this year. more »»
Mayor swears in new chief
August 21, 2011 Mayor Richard Keenan recently held a swearing-in ceremony for new police chief James Taafe and a new department Sgt. Howard Haynie. more »» 
Hubbard family hosts chaperone
August 21, 2011 Frank and Cathy Marino of Hubbard and their daughter, Carrie, have been hosting Japanese students for several years through the Labo International Exchange Program, but this year had the pleasure of... more »»
Girard hires new superintendent
August 14, 2011 The Girard Board of Education recently hired David Cappuzzello, 45, as the new superintendent of Girard School District. Former superintendent Joe Jeswald retired effective July 31. more »»
Council, administrators to get raises
August 14, 2011 City council members and city administrators will see an increase in pay next year for the first time in 11 years, following council action at a special meeting held Aug. 3. more »»
Student travels to Australia
August 8, 2011 When Angelo Donadio received his letter inviting him to be a part of the People to People Ambassador program touring Australia, he didn’t believe it at first. ‘‘My dad said yes, but my mom was like . more »»
Veteran goes back to scene of war
August 8, 2011 After spending 395 days in Korea as a young man, Howland resident Robert Brothers never thought he would set foot on that soil again, but when the Republic of South Korea government invited him to... more »» 
Liberty church marks summer solstice
June 26, 2011 The longest daylight day of the year was marked with a special service this week as those attending Unity Centre for Spiritual Living on June 21 marked the summer solstice with prayers, meditation... more »»
Academies dismantled by Liberty school BOE
June 26, 2011 The LEAD and LEARN charter school programs at Liberty Local Schools are the latest casualties of the troubled district’s efforts to reconcile its financial woes. more »»
Summer camp marks 55 years
June 26, 2011 Churchill Park is usually bustling with activity, whether it is from a community event or the annual Relay for Life, but each summer for the past 55 years children in the township could expect to... more »» 
Howland man writes book on the Appalachain
June 13, 2011 Howland resident Charles Anderson hiked the entire Appalachian Trail in sections starting in September 1992 and completing it in September 2001 and is sharing his experience in his first book... more »» 
Students surpass goal for hospital
June 13, 2011 Amid cheers of ‘‘Cut it! Cut it!’’ from the entire student body, Howland Middle School health teacher Becky Pekarovic finally cut the ponytail from the head of school janitor Ted Bronson. more »»
Travel agent caters to public
June 13, 2011 ‘‘I can send you anywhere in the world you want to go,’’ said Vicki Stankewich, owner and agent at Howland Travel, located at 5200 E. Market St. in the Market Square Plaza. more »»
Students clean up Tiger Town
June 13, 2011 Members of the Howland High School National Honor Society spent a day recently helping to beautify Tiger Town which is a popular children’s recreation attraction at the township par. more »»
Howland grad speaks at YSU commencement
June 13, 2011 Kim Taylor, a 1977 graduate of Howland High School spoke last month during Youngs-town State University’s recent graduation ceremony along with keynote speaker, U.S. District Judge Peter C. Economus. more »»
St. Rose teacher wins Golden Apple
June 5, 2011 Margaret Jenkins of St. Rose School in Girard was recently awarded the Golden Apple Award. The award is given to outstanding individuals who teach or are administrators in Catholic schools. more »» 
Trumbull Wolves honor students
June 5, 2011 Matt Pagano and Jessica Sprankle, both of Girard, were among other area recipients of scholarships awarded by the National Association of Wolves Club at a recent recognition dinner. more »» |
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