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WARREN Many Trumbull County sheriff deputies and personnel are mourning the sudden death of deputy Anthony Diehl.
Diehl, 54, a 1985 graduate of Girard High School, died Tuesday. His unexpected death was announced on the Ohio Going Blue social media page. The cause of death is unknown, but the Ohio Going Blue site said Diehl was experiencing chest pain last weekend and had visited a hospital.
“Anthony had done a lot of tasks for the sheriff department, but his most recent assignment was working security over at the Jobs and Family Services offices,” said Chief Deputy Joseph Dragovich.
Dragovich said he remembers first interacting with Diehl at accident scenes when the chief deputy worked for the Ohio State Highway Patrol prior to 2017.
WARREN Many Trumbull County sheriff deputies and personnel are mourning the sudden death of deputy Anthony Diehl.
Diehl, 54, a 1985 graduate of Girard High School, died Tuesday. His unexpected death was announced on the Ohio Going Blue social media page. The cause of death is unknown, but the Ohio Going Blue site said Diehl was experiencing chest pain last weekend and had visited a hospital.
“Anthony had done a lot of tasks for the sheriff department, but his most recent assignment was working security over at the Jobs and Family Services offices,” said Chief Deputy Joseph Dragovich.
Dragovich said he remembers first interacting with Diehl at accident scenes when the chief deputy worked for the Ohio State Highway Patrol prior to 2017.
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WARREN Three high school seniors two from Warren G. Harding and one from Girard each were awarded $500 scholarships Friday during a ceremony sponsored by the Trumbull County African-American Achievers Association.
The awardees are Trinity George, 18, Girard High School; Kai Neal, 17, Warren G. Harding; and Brenden Freeman, 18, Warren G. Harding. The scholarship funds were donated by Trumbull County Dress for Success, Sterling McCullough Williams Funeral Home and Grace AME Nursing Guild.
The scholarships normally are presented to students during the African-American Achievers Association dinner during February, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the sponsors elected not to have the dinner this year.