A home at 725 Forestridge Dr. that was cited in Jan., 2024 by Boardman Township zoning officials for accumulation of rubbish or garbage has yet to be cleaned-up, despite many notices sent to it owner, Angela M. Housteau, 58.
      The zoning office and the Mahoning County Board of Health have been attempting to work with the owner for compliance and other agencies have been notified to see what assistance can be provided.
      After Housteau was given notice of the violations, the zoning office has been to the house at least nine times, each time confirming the accumulation of stuff has not be cleaned-up.
      On Nov. 6, a home rule citation was filed in the Boardman Court of Judge Joseph Houser and a hearing date has been set for Jan. 14, 2025 on the matter.
      The property was first inspected by then zoning inspector Shaun ...Read More >>

     MEETING LAST WEEK, TWO Boardman Township police officers received their oaths of office after being promoted to the rank of lieutenant. They are Lt. Jon Martin, at left; and Lt. Mike Sweeney, at right. Sweeney will serve in the Operations Division where he will oversee the department’s investigations and serve as a liaison with the court system. Martin will supervise the patrol division’s midnight turn operations. In another police department matter, Trustees approved an agreement with Shallow Creek Kennels for the purchase of a new canine officer, including training for the dog’s partner at a cost of $16,500. Lt. Martin joined the Boardman Police Department in Jan., 2003; and Lt. Sweeney became a member of the BPD in Mar., 2005.

     The Boardman High School Class of 2014 will hold its 10-Year Reunion on Sat., November 30, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at La Casa Mexicana, 7334 Market St. Reservations are $25/person and can be made by going to EventCreate.com/GoSpartans2014.