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Rebecca Riffee retires from Shaffer Plaza Apartments

STEUBENVILLE — Residents and staff at the Shaffer Plaza Apartments are bidding farewell to longtime staff member Rebecca Riffee. A Steubenville resident, Riffee has served the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities for nearly 24 years and retired on Friday. She began as a ...

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JOINS CEDAR ONE: Ann Krall has joined the staff of Cedar One Realty. Having a background in the health care industry, Krall is married and has two sons and a daughter. “I always try to imagine the client, as me offering advice to one of my children,” she said. Krall obtained a ...

Auto mechanic offers variety of repair services

WELLSBURG — Jason Bucy said he’s been working on various automobiles for more than a dozen years, working initially out of the back of his truck before operating at a single-bay garage in Weirton. Bucy said he’s happy now to have three bays at his new location adjacent to the Clark ...

Soulshine yoga studio aims to help you relax

FOLLANSBEE — “I want this to be a place for everyone,” said Taylor Provenzano as she welcomed visitors recently to her new business, Soulshine, at 834 Main St. Suite B. A yoga instructor for 10 years, Provenzano hopes to engage people of all ages in exercise designed to reduce stress, ...

Robert Simon appointed CEO of JSW USA

BAYTOWN, Texas — Robert Simon has been appointed chief executive officer of JSW USA. He will lead the overall business comprising slab, coil, pipe and plate production and sales at Baytown and Mingo Junction. Rob will report to the respective boards of the subsidiary companies of JSW ...

Utica Shale Academy gets equipment from former Sammis Plant

SALINEVILLE — Utica Shale Academy is building its learning arsenal with an equipment donation from the former W.H. Sammis Plant in Stratton. Academy Superintendent Bill Watson said Bryan Donatelli, project manager of B&B Wrecking and Excavating of Cleveland, was handling the dismantling of the Energy Harbor-owned, coal-fired power plant which was idled in July and donated $132,400 worth of items from the site. Among them were a transmitter calibration unit, eight sets of lockers, jib cranes, six toolboxes, ceiling mounts for training monitors, a training station, electrical ...