Austintown News

Helen married Harry E. Dean Jr. in 1936, and together they had two children. She was a lifelong resident of Niles.

Officials said they believe copper thieves broke into the home at 2196 S. Turner Road and ripped out gas lines before the house exploded about 8 p.m. Austintown fire officials said the house was knocked off its foundation after it filled with gas.

Austintown fire officials said the house was knocked off its foundation after it filled with gas.

Evelyn Corynne Craik arrived at Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna on April 20, weighing 7 pounds, 10 ounces.

While the deputy was en route to the scene, two people emerged from the woods behind Lynn's house, one of whom was his neighbor and the other a surveyor.

Saluting the Mahoning Valley's law enforcement for their contributions to helping those in the community was the theme this year for the 11th annual Alliance for Congregational Transformation Influencing our Neighborhoods banquet, which also recognized Habitat for Humanity for its efforts to help others.

A veteran Ohio lawmaker has filed paperwork to challenge U.S. Sen. Rob Portman in 2016, citing the Republican's opposition to background checks for gun buyers.

Robin was born March 22, 1960, in Youngstown, the daughter of Ronald and Roberta Feel Frease Sr., and has been a life-long area resident.

HISTORICAL GROUP TO RECOGNIZE MOMS: The Greene Historical Society will hold its annual Mother's Day Tea at 1 p.m. May 11 at the town hall, Durst Colebrook Road.

Two men from Canton in a pickup were arrested Tuesday afternoon following two theft-related incidents reported in the Hanoverton area.

A sales agreement to sell a former Austintown school building and property for $2.5 million was approved by the Board of Education.

A World War II veteran, Bud served in the U.S. Army, Navy and Marine Corps. Mr. Guy retired from Youngstown Steel Door and was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church.

The Austintown Board of Education voted to approve the sale of the former middle school at Tuesday night's board meeting.

She leaves four sons, Dennis John Sklenchar of Youngstown, David M. Sklenchar of Austintown, Rubin J. Jones III of Dothan, Ala., and Wilburn F. Jones of Youngstown; three daughters, Danielle N. Jones of Cleveland, Victoria R. Jones of Campbell and Dominique S. Jones of Austintown; two brothers, David M. Dunkel of New Bedford, Pa., and Garland P.