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The Jefferson County Port Authority Board of Directors has approved letters of support for three local projects applying for Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization (AMLER) grant funding. These projects include initiatives from Friendship Park, Historic Fort Steuben, and Adena, which aim to revitalize areas affected by abandoned mine lands.
Steubenville's second-annual Hobbit Party is set to bring the community together for an evening of fantasy fun, celebrating the birthdays of beloved characters Bilbo and Frodo Baggins from J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings." Local businesses are collaborating to host various activities, including a cake decorating contest and potluck. This event not only enriches local culture but also fosters community spirit.
A Steubenville man, Chad Allen Keyser, has been charged with DUI causing death following a fatal accident on May 3, where his vehicle struck a utility pole, resulting in the death of his passenger. The charge has significant local implications, highlighting ongoing issues related to impaired driving in the area. Keyser's case is currently pending.
Weirton residents had the opportunity to hear from mayoral candidates during a forum hosted by the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce. The event featured three of the four candidates vying for the position, allowing for direct engagement with the community.
Family resource centers in Brooke and Hancock counties have received a significant financial boost, with Aetna Better Health donating $50,000 to each center to support their services for local children and families. This funding aims to enhance community support and outreach efforts, addressing critical needs in the region.
Charleroi's immigrant liaison, Getro Bernabe, has reported heightened stress among the borough's Haitian population following recent national attention linked to comments made by former President Donald Trump. Bernabe emphasized that this group, while spotlighted, is not the only immigrant community in the area facing challenges.
Franciscan University of Steubenville is set to host its fourth-annual Career Day for Criminal Justice on Friday, featuring over 25 organizations and employers from across the United States. This free event aims to provide participants with valuable insights into careers and internships in the justice, legal, and law enforcement fields.
The article discusses early impressions of local football teams after three weeks of the season, focusing on performance trends in Ohio and West Virginia. It provides insights into how local teams are shaping up, revealing both strengths and areas that need improvement.
Donald Trump's trial in New York, stemming from hush money payments, is poised to be the only trial held before the upcoming November elections. This case marks the first of four criminal prosecutions against the former president, raising significant political implications as the election approaches.
Donald Trump's recent trial in New York, related to a hush money case, is significant as it marks the first of four criminal prosecutions against him and is likely the only one to reach trial before the upcoming November elections. The article discusses the implications of this trial on Trump's political future and the broader landscape of criminal prosecutions involving high-profile figures.