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Multimedia Journalist, WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)
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Environment , Waste Management , Sustainable Development , Local Business Trends , Armenian Affairs
Anything that is pro hunting or promotes experimentation on animals
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By Skylar Sobansky Verified| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified During Tuesday's city council meeting, an emergency ordinance proposing the purchase of a new ambulance was brought to a vote. The city plans to officially obtain the ambulance in 2028. Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi said he reached out to both Omega and Aspire to secure grant funding to help cover the $330,000 cost. Although no grants were available for the ambulance itself, Capaldi noted there might be opportunities to apply for grants to cover equipment for the vehicle in the future.
By Skylar Sobansky Verified| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified After a decade of leadership, Todd Phillipson is set to step down as superintendent of the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School this summer, following his resignation submitted in November. The Board of Education has appointed Ted Gorman, the current principal of Steubenville High School, as the new superintendent. Gorman, who has dedicated 32 years to Steubenville High School, including 11 years as principal, expressed his desire to broaden his influence within the community.
By Skylar Sobansky Verified| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified During Tuesday's city council meeting, an emergency ordinance proposing the purchase of a new ambulance was brought to a vote. The city plans to officially obtain the ambulance in 2028. Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi said he reached out to both Omega and Aspire to secure grant funding to help cover the $330,000 cost. Although no grants were available for the ambulance itself, Capaldi noted there might be opportunities to apply for grants to cover equipment for the vehicle in the future.
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WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)