NEWTON FALLS — The Salvation Army, Newton Falls Service Unit, is accepting applications for children from age 6 to 12 to attend Camp NEOSA (North East Ohio Salvation Army), located near Carrollton.

The session will be from July 30 through Aug. 4. Participants will fish, swim, hike, study nature and make crafts at the free camp. The unit is able to send about 30 children.

Applications are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis at the Church Mouse, 26 1‚Ñ2 W. Broad St. For information, call Doug Herlinger, unit director, at (330) 872-5574.

NEWTON FALLS -- Mike Talanca was one of the recording industry's top recording engineers, helping create the sound of the Rolling Stones, Foreigner, Michael Bolton, Billy Idol and others.

When he needed to leave New York to return to his hometown to care for his parents he opened Tune Town Recording here.

Newton Falls police have charged two people following a marijuana investigation at the high school. 21 year old Marcus Honsaker faces a charge of trafficking. One juvenile is also charged. He and five other students have been suspended while the investigation continues.

Newton Falls Superintendent Dave Wilson said he believes the loss of the 4-mill additional levy was due to a variety of factors, including the decline in the economy, last September's teachers strike and a belief by some people that the state would come up with some money for the district.

"Some people took sides on these issues," Wilson said.

The administration will look at a variety of ways to save money, Wilson said.

NEWTON FALLS, Ohio -- The Ohio Army National Guard announced April 14 the final Supplemental Environmental Assessment for Proposed Range Development at the Ravenna Training and Logistics Site, Portage and Trumbull Counties, Ohio is available for review.