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Daily Happenings for Nov. 3

POLICE REPORTS STEUBENVILLE POLICE Food fight: A woman unhappy with her food order refused to leave the restaurant Sunday. She told police she wanted her full purchase refunded “due to the poor food quality,” complaining it was “soggy and cold.” She said when she asked the business to redo her order, she was told it could take “40 to 50 minutes” and when the manager started arguing with her, “she just asked for a refund.” The manager said she told the customer it would take 72 hours for the refund to process and the customer “kept most of the order and only wanted a ...

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Nov. 2 Mary Ann Boyd, Piney Fork

Daily Happenings for Oct. 30

BIRTHDAYS Oct. 30 Amber Rea, Kent Pam Edwards, Mingo Junction Doug “Tweety” Boyd, Wintersville POLICE REPORTS Jefferson County Sheriff Dog days: A homeowner on State Route 213, Toronto, said Wednesday his neighbor lets his dog do his business on his property and doesn’t clean it up. When he posted about this on Facebook, the man demanded he take it down. He told deputies the man “pulled up in front of his house and ‘wanted to fight’ him” since he did not remove the post and was enraged when he refused to engage him, threatening to “go to the bathroom in his ...

Daily Happenings for Oct. 29

BIRTHDAYS Oct. 29 Jim Niles, Mingo Junction David Ziarko Jr., Steubenville POLICE REPORTS STEUBENVILLE POLICE Jealous ex: A Sherman Avenue resident said her ex “came into her home and confronted her about dating someone else” Tuesday. She said he became agitated and “began making statements about hitting her in the face.” Police said she told them she feared for her safety so she ran into the kitchen and grabbed a kitchen knife, but he “drew a firearm and continued making threats about hitting her” and when she called for help he fled. They share a child and police ...

Local Briefs for Oct. 29

Entries sought for Christmas tree display WEIRTON – The Weirton Board of Parks and Recreation is seeking any church, business, or organization interested in taking part in the annual Christmas tree display at the Millsop Community Center. Those interested in taking part are asked to contact Programs Director Chris Krishak at (304) 797-5721 for more information. Trees must be set up between Nov. 16 and Nov. 18, and spaces are limited. Legion Auxiliary plans soup and sandwich sale WEIRTON – The Weirton Evert Maki American Legion Ladies Auxiliary will host a soup and sandwich sale, ...

Police for 10.28.26

STEUBENVILLE POLICE Chores: A man in the 1300 block of West Adams Street told police he was arguing with his mother when she “threw a pot against the wall” Monday. She said her son is an adult but "does nothing around the house and when asked to, he ignores her.” She admitted throwing the pot “to get his attention” but didn’t hurl it in his direction. Mom said she wants him out of her house but police told her she’d have to file eviction papers to do it. Choices: A caller reported “several people in the parking lot” of a building in the 2500 block of Crabbe Boulevard ...