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LISBON In Columbiana County Municipal Court, a preliminary hearing was set Jan. 11 for Joey-Lynn Corfee, 34, Rose Drive, Lisbon, charged with second-degree felonies of aggravated trafficking in drugs and possession of drugs and fifth-degree felonies of falsification and theft. Corfee allegedly possessed 27.34 grams of methamphetamine, which is nine times the bulk amount, […] ....
Common Pleas New Cases Trudy Fletcher, Hess Road, East Liverpool, vs. William Fletcher, Toronto; divorce sought. Onemain Financial Group, LLC, Columbus, v ....
LEBANON A proposal to build a 436-unit apartment complex in a former brickyard on Hanover Street will need to address an array of public concerns, including the potential impact on wildlife and traffic congestion, according to city planning. ....
Scott Trombly sworn in as Hampden police chief Updated Mar 31, 2021; Posted Mar 31, 2021 Members of the Hampden Police Department gather around their new chief, Scott Trombly, fourth from left, following a ceremony Wednesday in front of the police station. (Emily Thurlow photo) Facebook Share HAMPDEN Detective Scott Trombly has changed his title to police chief after being sworn in Wednesday morning. Friends, family, members of the community as well as the greater policing community gathered on the front lawn of the Hampden Police Department to witness the ceremony. Trombly replaces longtime Police Chief Jeff Farnsworth, who resigned Dec. 17. Following Farnsworth’s resignation, retired Longmeadow Police Chief Richard Marchese was named interim chief while the Select Board searched for a permanent replacement. ....
Hampden may use casino mitigation funds to address traffic concerns Updated Jan 27, 2021; HAMPDEN When MGM Resorts International first laid its chips on the table about building a Springfield casino, surrounding communities sought funding to mitigate its impact. While some were approved to eventually be allocated such funds, Hampden’s Select Board members at the time walked away empty-handed or so they thought. More than four years later, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission reached out to the town’s Select Board and asked what the community had planned for its $100,000 worth of mitigation funds, said Select Board Chair Donald Davenport. “Apparently, they neglected to notify us,” said Davenport. ....