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Births

Trinity Medical Center West Megan and James Bolyog Jr. of Wintersville, a girl, Jan. 13 Trinity Myers and Jaiden Dunn of Steubenville, a boy, Jan. 25 Tiffany Hicks and Anthony Walker of Cadiz, a girl, Jan. 28 Jasmine Wilson and Andrew Linn of Steubenville, a girl, Jan. 27 Kaidence Roe and Jaziah Blackwell of Steubenville, a girl, Feb. 1 Kiera Zema of East Liverpool and Wesley Dickson of Wellsville, a girl, Feb. 2 Audra and Andrew Sharples of Toronto, a girl, Feb. 10 Sydney Pritchard and Shawn McKinnon of East Liverpool, a boy, Feb. 11 Isabella Prayso and Zavier Maxwell ...

Police reports

Steubenville Police Tensions rising: A Shirley Circle resident said she’s being harassed by a neighbor, Thursday. She said she didn’t know the woman’s name but told police she “comes over and wants to fight her over parking spots.” She said she normally “just ignores her and doesn’t go out to confront her.” High flying: A woman at a building in the 100 block of North Fourth Street told police “she was high and (a male) had thrown her to the ground,” Friday. She refused to give them any more details but wanted to be checked out at the hospital to make sure she ...

Marriage applications

The following marriage applications have been filed in Jefferson County: Stephen Lucas Ferguson of Interlachen, Fla., and Synaka Marie Lewis of Steubenville Codey Taylor Francis of Mingo Junction and Lauren Nicole Watson of Weirton David Paul Ciaramitaro and Christen Fehr Nagy, both of Steubenville Ronald Lee Turner Jr., and Melody Bagnuran Jandog, both of Steubenville Joshua Ronald DeFrank of Richmond and Katelyn Michelle Carey of Wintersville Joseph Robert Burns of Wintersville and Olga Estefania Covarrubias of Steubenville Seth Adam Mozingo of New Cumberland and Chelsey ...

Police reports

Steubenville Police Can’t stay there: Employees at the Laundromat asked police for help getting a man to leave the property, Wednesday. They said he’d been “sleeping under the counter” for the last three days. Police told him he needed to leave, which he did. Talking back: Employees at Hawk Fuel needed help “removing a customer …who was refusing to leave,” Wednesday. The customer complained that the clerk was using “vulgar language towards him” so he responded. The clerk said the customer “was leaning over the counter, so he asked him to back up” and claimed the ...

Birthdays

Feb. 25 Roland Dawson, Weirton Feb. 26 Doug Zamborsky, Steubenville Robert Capito, Weirton