Portage County • April 15, 2025
Good morning, Portage County. Immigration enforcement is taking a new turn in Northeast Ohio as two local sheriffs forge partnerships with federal authorities. Portage County's Bruce Zuchowski and Mahoning County's Jerry Greene have both signed agreements with ICE—Zuchowski to assist with enforcement operations while Greene provides detention space in Youngstown for up to 100 individuals, marking an expansion of local involvement in federal immigration matters.
Wine enthusiasts have reason to raise their glasses as North Coast Winery launches "Vino Versity," an educational series designed to enhance appreciation for the beloved beverage. Meanwhile, the Geauga Park Board faces an unexpected transition with Commissioner Jolene Carnabuci's abrupt resignation after three years of service. The Ace Billing Group VP, whose departure becomes effective April 21, cited personal and business responsibilities in her decision to step down from the board where she was praised for her passionate contributions.
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🚔 Two Ohio sheriffs join forces with ICE for immigration enforcement. Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski and Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene have both signed new agreements with federal authorities. Zuchowski, who controversially called illegal immigrants "locust" last year, will help round up undocumented individuals. Meanwhile, Greene has agreed to house up to 100 ICE detainees in his Youngstown jail facility. The contracts represent an expansion of local involvement in federal immigration enforcement across Northeast Ohio.
🍷 North Coast Winery launches wine education program for curious sippers. The "Vino Versity" classes will be led by a sommelier who will guide participants through wine basics, food pairings, and regional characteristics. The next session is scheduled for Tuesday, April 22, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Solon, Ohio location. Seats are limited for this educational opportunity that aims to enhance participants' wine knowledge and appreciation.
🌳 Jolene Carnabuci abruptly resigns from Geauga Park Board after three years. The commissioner cited changes in personal and business responsibilities as the reason for her departure, effective April 21. Carnabuci, who serves as Vice President of Ace Billing Group, was appointed by County Probate Judge Timothy Grendell in June 2022. Executive Director John Oros praised her service as "key to our staff achieving success" and noted her passion for the park district's mission. Her resignation leaves her as the third longest-serving member on the five-person board.
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