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Free service can help battle property fraud

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LISBON — Columbiana County Recorder Jim Armeni and his deputy recorders are reminding residents about the free service available to protect themselves from possible property and mortgage fraud. Known as PropertyCheck, the automated system sends property owners emails or text alerts when ...

CCBDD recognizes retiring Robert Bycroft teacher

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LISBON — The Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CCBDD) recognized Tena Stollar for her 24 years of service as a teacher at the Robert Bycroft School during Wednesday’s CCBDD board meeting. The board members and Superintendent Bill Devon congratulated Stollar on her ...

Salem to commemorate Revere’s Ride Monday

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SALEM — On April 18, 1775, Paul Revere took his famous Midnight Ride, and 250 years later he will ride again in spirit in Salem.  Communities across the nation are set to participate in the “Two Light Night Initiative,” which will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Midnight Ride ...

Lisbon BOE hears about leadership and learning at McKinley

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LISBON — John F. Kennedy famously said that leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. McKinley Elementary’s student government stepped into the spotlight at the Lisbon Board of Education on Thursday as the embodiment of JFK’s words. The school board welcomed McKinley ...

Rulli adds to his campaign war chest

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Michael Rulli, one of the two Republican U.S. House members who represent the Mahoning Valley, started off the first three months of the year growing his campaign account in preparation for reelection bids in 2026. Rulli, of Salem, whose district includes all of Mahoning and Columbiana ...

Columbiana council hears updates from city manager

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COLUMBIANA — City officials kept it short and sweet Tuesday for their regular meeting, adjourning 35 minutes after starting.  The bulk of the time was taken up by city manager Lance Willard, who updated Mayor Rick Noel and council members on city employees’ work activities, grant ...