Salineville News

Martin Steele Jr., 24, Lisbon Street, East Liverpool, was driving south at 6:25 p.m. Tuesday on state Route 267 in Madison Township when his vehicle went off the right edge of the roadway, struck an embankment and overturned.

In county Municipal Court on Tuesday, a Salem man was sentenced to 180 days in the county jail for OVI second offense, no motorcycle endorsement and failure to control.

Robert McCullough, 81, state Route 558, Leetonia, was cited for lanes of travel at 6:11 p.m. Nov.

Mike Gryzmala, McGavern Road, was transported by Tri-County ambulance to the hospital after he reportedly suffered a slight scratch above his eye when struck at Rukart's Tavern.

The battle continued Monday night over the Woodland Cemetery Board's efforts to get financial information from the village fiscal officer, with the majority of Village Council ultimately voting to give the board what it wants.

The East Liverpool Tourism members are selling bows for the Rememberance Tree from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and Thursday on the main floor of City Hall.

"And all I can say is thank you." In word and song, that was the message delivered to area veterans Wednesday as Southern Local Schools celebrated Veterans Day at an assembly for students and the community.

The Salineville Masonic Lodge will meet at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 17 to vote on dues increase.

Children and staff members at Robert Bycroft School honored veterans a day early Tuesday, remembering the names of soldiers and sailors they knew with stars on a Wall of Honor.

Woodland Cemetery Clerk Rhonda Johnson is back in, but not without some opposition and at least one council member accusing her of making "delusional" statements.

Huntington Bank branch managers from throughout the Ohio Valley volunteered their time Thursday to help the village.

As work progresses on installation of Phase I of the new Salineville waterline, the Buckeye Water District's engineering committee continues to monitor that progress.

Jaiden Foden of East Liverpool, fourth from the left, is holding the miniature Yorkshire terrier named Ace given to him by the Joshua Project, the Salineville-based charitable organization that donates warm clothing to needy children.

ADKINS, Fannie Marie, 71, a homemaker of Salineville, Ohio, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2009, in Trinity Medical Center West, Steubenville, Ohio.

A Rochester woman reported at 10:17 p.m. Wednesday that she left her truck for sale at George's Auto in East Rochester, returned a week later to move it and discovered someone had removed the plates.

In county Municipal Court on Tuesday, a Fairview Court, Salem, man pleaded not guilty to OVI second offense and speeding.

Citing the inability to obtain financial information she said are vital to doing her job, Woodland Cemetery Clerk Rhonda Johnson submitted her resignation to the village this week, effective immediately.

The Columbiana County Health Department will offer seasonal flu shots at five locations next week, but adult recipients will have to pay this year.

Christopher R. Tennant, 21, Wood Street, was charged with disorderly conduct after reportedly punching Ronald Ayers, 24, Hammondsville, in the face at Rukart's Tavern.

Seasonal flu shots have become such a hot item that residents from outside Columbiana County are wanting to come here to receive their vaccination.