BOB COUPLAND
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St. James Parish to remain open (opens the original)
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St. James Parish to remain openWARREN -- The congregation of St Teresa of Calcutta Parish has learned that the St. James Parish site will not close as originally planned. Bishop David Bonnar sent a letter to parishioners at the weekend Masses. The Rev. Christopher Cicero, pastor of St. Teresa of Calcutta, said Bonnar has decided that St. James Church will not close as part of Cicero's pastoral plan that was presented earlier this year to the congregation. "This letter explains that the piece was
Girard considers targeting funds toward renovation, reopening of Wellman Theater (opens the original)
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GIRARD – City officials said they will check to see if nearly $70,000 in American Rescue Plan funds that need to be used by the end of the year can be used for work at the Wellman Theater. Auditor Julie Coggins told officials Monday the Wellman Theater fund has $41,500, mostly from speed camera revenue. She said the remaining ARP funds must be used and the projects the monies are used for completed by year end. City engineer Zack Teter said there is also $300,000 in Ohio Facilities Construction
Girard reviewing funds for Wellman Theater (opens the original)
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GIRARD – City officials said they will check to see if nearly $70,000 in American Rescue Plan funds that need to be used by the end of the year can be used for work at the Wellman Theater. Auditor Julie Coggins told officials Monday the Wellman Theater fund has $41,500, mostly from speed camera revenue. She said the remaining ARP funds must be used and the projects the monies are used for completed by year end. City engineer Zack Teter said there is also $300,000 in Ohio Facilities Construction
Controlled burn keeps firefighters prepared (opens the original)
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WEATHERSFIELD -- Since last spring, firefighters from Mahoning and Trumbull counties have been taking part in fire training at a home in Weathersfield that was burned to the ground over the weekend. McDonald fire Chief Fred Marcum said Sunday what made the training unique was it was a wood-framed geodesic house. "This was the last training we had at this house. We have been here since last spring meeting on Monday evenings training, and today we will have a live fire to burn it down," Marcum sai
Firefighters complete training with burning of home in Weathersfield (opens the original)
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WEATHERSFIELD – Since last spring, firefighters from Mahoning and Trumbull counties have been taking part in fire training at a home in Weathersfield that was burned to the ground over the weekend. McDonald fire Chief Fred Marcum said Sunday what made the training unique was it was a wood-framed geodesic house. “This was the last training we had at this house. We have been here since last spring meeting on Monday evenings training and today we will have a live fire to burn it down,” Marcum said.
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