The people listed below are considered dangerous and should not be approached by members of the public.
Authorities are looking for:
⢠Abdul Muhammad, 29, wanted for aggravated murder. Muhammad is accused of shooting and killing 35-year-old Marquise Bebbs on Nov. 19 in the parking lot of a Youngstown bar near the corner of East Lucius and South Avenue.
Muhammad is described as about 6 feet tall and weighs 200 pounds. His last known address is in Columbus, but investigators think he’s now in the Cleveland area.
⢠George Hill III, 45, indicted on two counts of murder, felonious assault and domestic violence in the death of Jennifer Mullen, 35, of Boardman. Mullen died June 1, 2020, at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital from injuries she sustained either May 30 or May 31 in her Shields Road home. Hill is about 5-foot-6 and weighs 152 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
Caravati’s site in Manchester under contract to mystery buyer
Mike Platania photo)
Manchester was among the city’s busiest areas for development in 2020, and it doesn’t look like the neighborhood will be slowing down in the New Year.
The roughly 2-acre plot that’s been the longtime home to architectural salvage company Caravati’s is under contract to be sold.
The pending deal was confirmed by Caravati’s owner Jimmy Kastelberg, whose family has owned the business since the late 1930s.
Caravati’s put the assemblage on the market last year for an undisclosed amount, an offering that includes its 97-year-old, 38,000-square-foot warehouse.
Thalhimer, Freeland plan 126-unit apartment building in Scott’s Addition
Courtesy of Thalhimer Realty Partners)
Belleville Street, largely left untouched during the early days of the Scott’s Addition real estate boom, continues to now be one of the neighborhood’s busiest strips for new development.
The latest sign of its momentum will soon take shape at 1508 Belleville St., where Thalhimer Realty Partners and property owner John Freeland are planning a six-story, 126-unit apartment building.
Last week TRP and Freeland filed an application for a special use permit, something TRP Principal Jason Guillot said they need in order to build six stories high. The property’s current B-7 zoning allows for up to five stories.
The January 8, 2021, editorial “Credibility in Question” outlined a lack of clarity and even a “whiff of bait and switch.” with regard to the Proposition 2½ override to fund
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic looms over the proposed $149.8 million Fiscal Year 2022 budget for Falmouth.
âThere is a lot we donât know right now,â Finance Director Jennifer Mullen told the select board on Monday, January 4. âState aid was level-funded for FY21, but we really donât know what will happen in FY22. They had a revenue hearing on December 15, but they really havenât released any information on that, so I did project an 8.5 percent decrease in state aid.â
However, she projected a 15.1 percent increase in local estimated receipts.
âWhen you look at your spreadsheet and read your budget book, it looks like a huge increase for FY22, but that is just because we significantly decreased them in FY21. Weâre getting them back to pre-pandemic levels. I feel comfortable doing that, and we do have some room in our estimated receipts,â she said.