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Hartford and Brookfield Townships Consider Fire Dept. Consolidation
A decision may be on its way for two Trumbull county communities looking to consolidate their fire departments.
Boiling advisory lifted in Brookfield
A water boiling advisory has been lifted for residents in Brookfield on state Route 7, between state Route 82 and McMullen Drive.
Melee outside Masury bar nets no arrests
A melee Friday morning outside a Masury bar left police searching for those who took part, Brookfield police Chief Dan Faustino said.
Ohio man charged with assaulting police at Brookfield truck night
A fight on Friday at Fireball Truck Night led to a man shoving and cursing at three Brookfield patrolmen, police said.
James Findley Rea, 75, passed away Tuesday, July 1, 2008, at Hospice of The Valley Hospice House.
Brookfield school directors approved hiring a board member from another Trumbull County district Wednesday as the new treasurer.
Things to do from June 18, 2008
Cost is $3 per person, and $7 per family. Beverages extra. Locally grown berries, Bruster's ice cream, homemade cake, live music, raffle.
Ohio Supreme Court rules against Trumbull woman seeking medical coverage
A Trumbull County woman's rights to equal protection were not violated when she was denied coverage in an accident caused by her husband, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled.
Brookfield board member suspended from three meetings
' A Brookfield Board of Education member has been suspended from attending three board meetings after being found guilty Thursday of misdemeanor assault.
Trumbull County Family Still Fighting For Justice
"Why is this man living...Why?", asks Tom Heiss, brother of murder victim Tammy Engstrom.
Shenango Township crash leaves 1 young person dead, 7 hurt
A Masury girl was killed and seven other young people were injured when a vehicle rolled over a hill Monday morning in the 3900 block of Longview Road in Shenango Township, Southwest Mercer County Regional ...
A Pymatuning Township man police say on May 3 showed his genitals to a store cashier in Yankee Lake was charged Thursday with public indecency, police said. via The Herald
Ruling awaited on Brookfield busing lawsuit
“They're partially following the law, just not fully”
A Trumbull County judge is deciding whether to dismiss a lawsuit contesting Brookfield Local School District's refusal to bus students to a pair of Warren, Ohio, private schools. via Sharon Herald
Man charged in fatal hit-and-run with motorcyclist
“It was just a matter of finding him over time”
A Sandy Lake Township man police say left a Youngstown motorcyclist for dead last August after a crash in Brookfield was arraigned Monday on vehicular homicide charges. via The Herald
Suspect Charged In Deadly Brookfield Hit And Run
A 21 year old Stoneboro, Pennsylvania man goes to court for the hit and run death of a motorcyclist. via WFMJ-TV Youngstown
Two men hurt in Brookfield Township crash
Two men were injured, one seriously, in a two-car crash today near the Ohio-Pennsylvania line on U.S. Route 62. via Vindy.com
Motion filed for Biros execution date
Kenneth Biros could be the first death row inmate executed in Ohio since a lawsuit before the U.S. Supreme Court 14 months ago put a nationwide halt on the use of lethal injections. via The Herald
Eatery planned for Brookfield's former Stevenson Elementary School
“It would be good food at affordable prices”
A Greenville man hopes to turn a longtime Brookfield school into a gathering place for generations to come. via The Herald
Job cuts looming in Brookfield schools
“We have to eventually stop hemorrhaging money”
More than 40 people stormed out of a school board meeting Wednesday night in Brookfield after learning 12 faculty members will likely lose their jobs. via The Herald
Court clears way to put Biros back on death row
“A condemned prisoner cannot successfully challenge a state's method of execution merely by showing a slightly or marginally safer alternative”
A Supreme Court ruling Wednesday upheld that the most common form of lethal injections executions aren't cruel or unusual, clearing the way for convicted killers like Kenneth Biros to return to death row. via The Herald