Anthony Leonardi
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Farmers workshop helps new farmers navigate early issues (opens the original)
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Several Columbiana County farmers gathered at the county fairgrounds for a workshop helping them navigate early issues when starting a farm. Haley Shoemaker, an agriculture educator from an extension of Ohio State, led the workshop helping the new farmers recognize and understand how to work through issues both locally and nationally. In a time where farmers are facing a number of challenges, she says thatâs nothing new for the farming industry. âFarming is a game of risk,â Shoemaker expla
Sebring council votes to disband dispatch center (opens the original)
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Emotions ran high in the Sebring Village Council meeting as they voted 5-1 to close the villageâs dispatch center. The community came out in dozens to voice their concerns and frustrations with the decision, many of them feeling blindsided and kept out of the loop throughout the process. One resident, whose wife is currently working at the center, said his family now has to make tough decisions about their future. âI want each and every one of you to know my wife planned on serving 30 years
Hundreds show support for fallen state trooper in 5k race (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people packed the starting line early Sunday morning, taking part in a memorial 5k race for Nick Cayton, a state trooper who died in the line of duty in October 2025. Organizers told 21 News that the race raised money for a scholarship fund at Youngstown State University. They say itâs their way of honoring his life and legacy. âHe was liked by everyone, and loved by everyone, so it just made sense to do something where we could bring all of his friends, all of his family and all
Salem’s K-8 building over halfway completed (opens the original)
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Several parents were in attendance for the Salem school board meeting Monday night, as officials in charge of the new school building project held a presentation, documenting the progress that has been made so far. Ground was broken on the building in August 2025, now a little over a year later, construction is just over halfway complete. During the presentation, the architect behind the designs and the project executive showcased several 3D renderings, and several pictures showing the current s
Rest stop coming to former state route 11 location (opens the original)
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A statewide initiative to address the shortage of parking for truckers is bringing the return of a rest stop on State Route 11. Ray Marsch, an ODOT spokesman, tells 21 News that the rest stop will be built directly on top of the abandoned location just north of State Route 165 in Beaver Township. Marsch explained that a 2021 study showed that there is only 1 parking space for every 11 semi-trucks in the state. This initiative looks to alleviate that issue with over 33 locations statewide. âThi
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