Salineville News

Columbiana County commissioners declared a state of emergency Monday as the county braced for a second major snowstorm in four days.

John W. "Jack" Whitaker, 66, of Broadway, Wellsville, died in the Emergency Room at East Liverpool City Hospital on Sunday, Jan.

A raise for police Chief Tim LaClair was put on hold by Village Council Monday after questions were raised about the proposal made by finance Chairman Wayne Leishman.

What a difference a week makes. At the Jan. 27 public hearing on the 1 percent county sales tax, about a half dozen members of the Ohio Valley Tea Party showed up to express their often strong opposition to the tax and other taxes.

Scott Landsberger, 34, Huron Trail, Negley, was charged with OVI at 8:53 p.m. Wednesday on Carmel Achor Road in Middleton Township after his westbound vehicle went of the left edge of the roadway and struck a ditch.

David McGraw scored 27 points as the Oak Glen 8th-grade defeating visiting Buckeye Southwest 51-41 on Wednesday.

Harry Lee Fishback, 61, of township Road 302, died Friday morning at East Liverpool City Hospital.

Spotlight Players of East Palestine will present "Oldies But Goodies" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.

SALINEVILLE, Ohio- Warning letters will go out Monday to Columbiana county residents who fail to keep up their property.

By JO ANN BOBBY-GILBERT SALINEVILLE - During what appears to have been an illegal meeting, members of the village safety committee met Monday with police Chief Tim LaClair to "clear the air." No notice of the meeting was given, nor was the media notified, but committee Chairman Mark Wood and members Wayne Leishman and Paul Jarvis were seen by a ...

The suspected driver in the armed robbery of a Summitville area man has been placed on $500,000 bond on two felony counts of complicity.

Rachel L. Logan became the bride of Bryan Robert Hays during a 1:30 p.m. Oct. 17 ceremony at the Perrysville United Methodist Church.

Contracts were signed Monday at Village Hall for the second phase of a waterline project which will bring Buckeye Water District service to the village of Salineville.

A Salineville man is being held on $500,000 bond as a suspect in a home invasion and burglary that occurred in September in Franklin Township.

In county Municipal Court on Friday, a Canfield woman was bound over to grand jury on a charge of receiving stolen property.

A new year has dawned, but in the village of Salineville, it appears that some officials - old and new - are suffering hangovers from the old grudges being harbored from years past.

Assured by the village solicitor that a contract with Buckeye Water District had been revised to his satisfaction, Village Council approved it unanimously at the year's first meeting Monday night.

Gary Holloway, 39939 Miller Road, Leetonia, reported at 11:04 a.m. Saturday he had parked his car behind his garage in mid-October and just went out to start it, when he found someone had damaged the edge of the driver's door and edge of the left front fender.

By JO ANN BOBBY-GILBERT SALINEVILLE Buckeye Water District does not want village-owned property near the nearly defunct water plant, but until Village Council accepts that fact, work on a new waterline has been halted.

With a new year comes tax increases for some property owners and decreases for others.