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WARREN A Howland woman has sued a Youngstown-based real estate company, a broker, a real estate agent and a Girard resident.
She accuses them in a court filing of illegally closing a transaction for her Robbins Avenue, Niles, property and illegally entering the property and committing damage in excess of $30,000.
A lawsuit was filed last week by attorney Daniel P. Thomas of Warren, representing Karen Macali of North Road NE. The case was assigned to Trumbull County Common Pleas Court Judge Andrew D. Logan.
Logan has not scheduled hearings in the case. The court docket shows the defendants were served the lawsuit as of April 26.
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LORDSTOWN Lordstown Motors Corp. skipped its first-half 2020 property tax payment in March, racking up a hefty penalty in doing so.
Records from the Trumbull County Auditor’s and Treasurer’s offices show the startup electric-truck manufacturer did not pay the $570,958 tax bill due March 5 for four pieces of property it owns, including the land where its assembly factory in Lordstown sits.
Because the company missed the deadline, it was assessed a 10 percent penalty that’s added to the bill.
According to parcel data with the auditor’s office, Lordstown Motors owes $424,109 for 386.6 acres it owns at 2300 Hallock Young Road, which is the location of the factory, the former General Motors assembly complex.
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