Brumback was credited with 22 days already served in jail. Brumback, 57, North Royalton, was sentenced to nine months in prison for aggravated possession of drugs, a fourth-degree charge and lesser included offense to the third-degree felony aggravated possession of drugs charge she initially faced. Roessler is required to register annually as a Tier I sex offender following his 2010 conviction for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. Roessler, 29, South Main Street, Columbiana, was sentenced to nine months in prison for attempted failure to provide notice of a change of address and attempted failure to verify address, both fourth-degree felonies. LISBON – In Common Pleas Court, Donovan T. Mango is accused of having methamphetamines and paraphernalia on May 22.īoth indictments for Hobbs and Mango were issued by the grand jury in November. Mango, 31, Whinnery Road, Salem, was served a secret indictment charging him with aggravated possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony, and illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor charge. 28, Hobbs allegedly had methamphetamines in an amount equaling or exceeding five times the bulk amount, but less than 50 times the bulk amount, which were prepared for sale. Hobbs, 44, Chester, W.Va., charging him with aggravated trafficking in drugs and aggravated possession of drugs, both second-degree felonies. LISBON - A secret indictment was served to Jason C. Jacob Kendrick Duncan, 31, New Waterford, student, and Jennifer Elizabeth Battaglia, 29, Youngstown, teacher. Zachary John Sabol, 29, Salem, unemployed, and Mary Elizabeth Wills, 25, Salem, unemployed. Stephen Jack Manypenny, 28, Hanoverton, field technician, and Riley Jo Zehentbauer, 25, Hanoverton, school psychologist. Pearson, 31, East Liverpool, order filler, and Tiffany Ann Tanner, 29, East Liverpool, unemployed. Royer, Sewickley, Pa., divorce granted.Įric S. Jessica Lindsay Gilbey, Salem, and Dominic Joseph Gilbey, Salem, dissolution granted. Renee Lamp, et al., payment plan entered, foreclosure on hold. Papale, et al., case settled and dismissed.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. Richard Lee Pearson Jr., case settled and dismissed. Wilbur Cooper, et al., foreclosure sought for alleged delinquent taxes for property on Lisbon Street, East Liverpool. M2C2, LLC, an Ohio Limited Liability Company, foreclosure sought for alleged delinquent taxes for property on East State Street, Salem.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. Clair Avenue, East Liverpool.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. As Promised Assisted Living LLC, et al., foreclosure sought for alleged delinquent taxes for properties on St. Aaron Crow, foreclosure sought for alleged delinquent taxes for property on Ephriam Street, East Liverpool.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. Kelly McElwain, et al., foreclosure sought for alleged delinquent taxes for property on Sprucevale Road, East Liverpool.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. Miller, East Liverpool, dissolution sought.Ĭounty Treasurer vs. Environmental Protection Agency in Washington, D.C., calling for a ban on vinyl chloride.Tabitha S.
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when the organization joined Beyond Petrochemicals, River Valley Organizing, Hip Hop Caucus, Moms Clean Air Force, Plastic Free Future, Greenpeace, and others to deliver 27,570 petition signatures to the U.S.
We are especially excited to have a staff member on the ground in Appalachia, where the petrochemical industry is increasingly expanding its presence to the detriment of local communities.”Ĭonard, who before the derailment worked as a speech pathologist, joined Beyond Plastics last month in Washington, D.C. “Conard and Estevez offer invaluable expertise on plastic’s impacts and on strategies to effect policy change. “As the petrochemical industry ramps up the production of plastic, plastic pollution will only worsen - especially in environmental justice communities where this pollutant is produced, used, transported, and disposed of. “We are thrilled to have these two highly effective women join our staff and elevate our work with their unique backgrounds,” said Judith Enck, Beyond Plastics president, Bennington College faculty member, and former EPA regional administrator.
According to its website, Beyond Plastics “pairs the wisdom and experience of environmental policy experts with the energy and creativity of grassroots advocates to build a vibrant and effective movement to end plastic pollution” and relies on “deep policy and advocacy expertise to build a well-informed, effective movement seeking to achieve the institutional, economic, and societal changes needed to save our planet, and ourselves, from the negative health, climate, and environmental impacts of the production, usage, and disposal of plastics.”īeyond Plastics also announced the hiring of Nyah Estevez as a New York City-based community organizer.
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