Boardman Trustees Name New Administrator

After an executive session on Wednesday Boardman rustees have chosen a new administrator.

Friday, August 25th 2006, 2:34 PM EDT

Monday, August 28th 2006, 11:02 AM EDT

After an executive session on Wednesday Boardman rustees have chosen 24-year-old Jason Loree as the newest administrator.

After Trustees fired Curt Seditz in March and Michael Villano quit after three weeks on the job Loree will earn around $60,000 annually.

Loree is a Boardman High School graduate and is pursing his masters degree in public administration from Kent State University.

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