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RoadsMahoning County could get only a third of its road salt this winterIf you live in Mahoning County, plan for a different kind of plowing this winter. Morton Salt ceased underground operations at its Fairport Harbor mine after a "significant inflow of water." It has roughly 50,000 tons on hand for six Northeast Ohio counties, about 25-30% of what was contracted.Today’s editionRead RoadsMahoning County could get about one-third of its usual road salt this winterIf you drive Mahoning or Trumbull county roads this winter, expect a thinner salt supply. Morton Salt's Fairport Harbor mine has been closed about three weeks after water got in. Mahoning County Engineer Pat Ginnetti said Thursday that Morton has about 50,000 tons on the ground to split among communities in six counties.Friday’s editionRead

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From Warren County Post, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Warren County Post9 hours ago

    Wayne Township Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed I-75/I-71 Connector

    County engineer says six possible routes are preliminary and no construction funding has been identified

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  • Road grantsTrumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro asked commissioners Thursday for $1 million from the county's general fund to match state and federal road grants.

    Trumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro asked commissioners Thursday for $1 million from the county's general fund to match state and federal road grants. His office has grants for more than $16.5 million in projects, but the county must provide nearly $4.2 million in matching funds.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: Tribune Chronicle