Additional 6 inches of snow on the way
CLEARING POWER LINES — Josh Kitzler, an AEP lineman from Carey, Ohio, was busy Sunday using a chain saw to clear branches from a power line in the Hollywood subdivision of Steubenville. An AEP spokesman said power should have been restored to most Jefferson County residents by today although a few pockets of power outages may remain until Wednesday.
-- Dave Gossett
STEUBENVILLE — Snow cleanup and power restoration efforts will be in high gear today as crews rush to get ahead of the next snowstorm expected to dump upward of 6 inches Tuesday into Wednesday.
The area is under a winter storm watch from Tuesday morning through Wednesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Lou Giordano, meteorologist, said this storm will be a more prolonged event, as opposed to the weekend storm that dumped heavy amounts in a relatively short period of time.
Davison continuing to prepare for post
February 8, 2010
STEUBENVILLE — Cathy Davison held her first meeting with the city’s department leaders, went house hunting and checked out the popular sledding hill at Eastern Gateway Community College.
» Full StoryCrackdown on illegal parking set for downtown Steubenville
February 8, 2010
STEUBENVILLE — Downtown business owners are hailing a decision to crack down on illegal parking in the central business district as a “major step forward.
» Full StorySix poisoned by carbon monoxide
February 8, 2010NEW MANCHESTER — Four adults and two children were sent Saturday to Weirton Medical Center for carbon monoxide poisoning.
New Manchester Fire Chief Roger Stewart said volunteer firefighters were dispatched at 9:04 p.m.
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