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LISBON Brandon Allan Hoschar was urged to take his substance abuse problems seriously by Common Pleas Court Judge Megan Bickerton during a sentencing hearing for a felony domestic violence charge.
Hoschar, 25, West Perry Street, Salem, already had two misdemeanor domestic violence convictions in county Municipal Court, both in 2015.
Both Assistant County Prosecutor Tammie Riley Jones and Hoschar’s defense attorney, Paul Conn, explained what they believed Hoschar really needed were the tools to battle his long-term substance abuse issues. Additionally, Jones said Hoschar has already served 204 days in jail for this domestic violence charge, a third-degree felony, for harming Jamie Lynn Allen on July 9.
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Lee University’s Spring Convocation To Begin Sunday Friday, January 22, 2021
Todd Tilghman
Lee University students, faculty, and staff will come together for a time of spiritual reflection during this semester’s Convocation. The six services will span four days, beginning on Sunday with Lee President Dr. Mark L. Walker, and concluding on Thursday.
“Convocation this year will focus on resilience,” said Lee University Campus Pastor Rob Fultz. “We chose to go with this theme because we are both inspired and challenged by the response of students to so many issues facing our communities. We believe perhaps more than any other time in recent history we are being called to live out our faith with integrity, passion, conviction, commitment, and consistency. To do that, we must learn the art and discipline of spiritual resiliency.”