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Jefferson County faces repairs to exposed sewer line

STEUBENVILLE — Jefferson County commissioners were told Thursday there's an exposed sanitary sewer line in Cross Creek that will have to be repaired. District Director Jonathan Sgalla said the wastewater line is what is considered "a force main," meaning it is pressurized and "pushes the wastewater toward another lift station to eventually arrive at a treatment plant." "The line became exposed due to stream bank erosion and will require corrective action to protect the infrastructure and prevent future damage," he said. "Because the repair is located within the stream channel, the project will likely require…

Overturned cargo

Traffic had to be routed off of a portion of southbound Ohio Route 7 in Steubenville Thursday morning after a…

An evening to rock

Ross Gallabrese U.S. Kids rocked the Berkman Amphitheater stage Thursday as the Fort Steuben Summer Concert Series continued. Twice as…

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Steubenville alley resurfacing project to begin Sunday STEUBENVILLE — The City of Steubenville will begin the…

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Getting a boost

Craig Howell The management and staff of Boost Mobile were joined by members of…

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Different perspectives

It's easy to be critical about the way your community looks, or the people who have been elected to govern it or those who have been appointed to be in charge of services ranging from the streets to the water system, from the sewer system to garbage collection. If you have any doubts about…

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Ross Gallabrese: Innovation all around us

There was a lot of excitement this spring surrounding the Artemis II mission that successfully sent four astronauts around the moon. It helped to set the stage for the third mission, which is scheduled for next year and will test the Orion spacecraft's ability to dock with landers built by SpaceX and Blue Origin.…

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Ohio Haitians await next Steps after TPS decision

Haitian immigrants in Ohio who were under federal temporary protective status could see their state driver’s licenses and work permits expire this week following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The court declined to extend TPS status on June 25, holding the argument that the Trump administration terminated the status based on race is unlikely…