Man injured in Youngstown shooting: Tuesday local, regional top stories
Welcome to the middle of the week.
Here are the top local and regional stories from Tuesday at Mahoning Matters.
We have details of a man who was injured in a shooting in Youngstown, new rules established by the U.S. Transportation Department after last year’s train derailment in East Palestine, an Alliance man who was arrested for theft in Boardman, names of 23 people who were indicted by a Mahoning Valley grand jury and the U.S. Marshals Service looking for a man believed to be hiding in Cleveland, Warren or Youngstown.
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Man injured in Youngstown shooting
A Youngstown man was found by police officers lying on the sidewalk in the 1300 block of Humboldt Avenue about 2:10 a.m. March 26 with a gunshot wound to the inner left thigh.
Read more here.
Transportation Department sets new rule on freight train crew size
The Transportation Department announced a new rule on Tuesday dictating the crew size on freight trains in light of the February 2023 derailment in East Palestine.Read more here.
Alliance man arrested on theft charge in Boardman
A 38-year-old Alliance man turned himself in to Boardman police at 11 a.m. March 27 after he learned there was an active warrant against him for a theft charge.
Read more here.
Mahoning County grand jury issues 23 felony indictments
The following felony cases were indicted March 28 by a Mahoning County grand jury.
Read more here.
U.S. Marshals Service believed to be seeking man hiding in Cleveland, Warren or Youngstown
The U.S. Marshals Service Cleveland office is seeking help in finding the whereabouts of Terry Treater, 63. Treater is five-foot-three inches tall and weighs 125 pounds and is wanted by the Marshals Service for violations of federal probation with underlying charges of possession/distribution of child pornography
Read more here.
DIY solar eclipse viewers: How to make devices using things you already have at home
With the total lunar eclipse coming up on April 8, folks are definitely going to want to get the best look at the phenomenon, but there are necessary precautions you must take. Most importantly, you can never look directly at the sun without protection, but we have you covered in protective eye wear, no matter what your budget or crafting expertise is.
Read more here.
Virginia man pleads guilty to Brookfield trespassing charge
George Chambers Jr., 53, formerly of Masury and now living in Chesapeake, Va., pleaded guilty to an amended indictment charging him with trespassing into a habitation (f4) and theft from a person in a protected class (f5)
Read more here.
Other local, regional and state stories that have our attention
- Trumbull County sheriff’s office honors retiring detective
- Boardman K-9 unit visits St. Charles School for a demonstration
- 7 events to check out in April at the Warren-Trumbull County Library
- Social Security scam costs Ohio woman $500,000
- Akron-based Black Keys announce ‘International Players’ tour
Wednesday Things To Do
The Youngstown State University Dana Clarinet Studio performs at 12:15 p.m. at The Butler Institute of American Art for Music at Noon.
Check out Art You Can Hear at 5:30 p.m. at 25 E Boardman St. on the first floor. It’s the first of two nights of student demonstrations highlighting what SMARTS students learned during their SMARTS classes this spring.
Lit Youngstown’s First Wednesday Reader Series presents two poets, Adam Brodsky of Cleveland and Liz Hill of North Carolina, at 7 p.m. at Westside Bowl in Youngstown.
Sips and Scripts live reading is at 7 p.m. hosted by Modern Methods Brewing Company’s Darlene Lounge in Warren.
Piano students in Youngstown State University’s Dana School of Music will present a free concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Chestnut Room of Kilcawley Center. They’re showcasing their work over the academic year in a wide variety of styles from strictly classical, jazz, Beethoven and original compositions.
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