POLAND Brian Varley, 49, died unexpectedly early Saturday morning, May 1, 2021, at his home.
Brian was born Oct. 13, 1971, in Youngstown, the son of James H. and Nancy Walcott Varley. He married his Camp Fitch crush, Kelly Patton of Hubbard, on June 17, 1995. Together they started a family rooted in love, ethnic traditions and an open-door policy to all they called “friends.”
Brian was a lifelong resident of Poland. He was a 1990 graduate of Cardinal Mooney High School, where he played football and proudly wore the Cardinal red and gold.
He pursued a career in the trades as an electrician through the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 64 and was employed by Dickey Electric for many years before taking a position as facilities manager with Crothall Healthcare at St. Joseph Warren Hospital.
Here are the 143 people Donald Trump pardoned the night before he left office, plus one revealed in his final minutes
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In the final hours of his presidency, Donald Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 144 people.
The first list, which included 143 names issued the night before Joe Biden s inauguration, included former White House aide
i think it s a moral issue. welcome to news and views. we re talking to homeland security officials today who are changing the no-fly list policy to prevent a repeat of what happened in the case of the times square bomb suspect. faisal shahzad boarded a plane on monday, even though he d been added to the no-fly list just that afternoon. chuck roberts is keeping an eye on these developments. you are bringing us up to speed. it s so much more indicative of what a close call. he was on the list for four hours. four hours. they ve changed that. in fact, a lot has changed in the last day. from now on, airlines will have to check that within two hours of being notified. they have to keep refreshing it. previously they had only updates every 24 hours. last night new york congressman charlie rangel talked to larry king about why that change needed to be made. whatever went wrong, i hope they get their acts together and correct it. we learn every day, and the good thing about th