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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Warren school will be built on West Side
Warren school will be built on West Side WARREN — After months of talks and protests, the school
Police, FBI search for bank robber
Police, FBI search for bank robber CAMPBELL — A bank robber who whispered to the clerk to “give me
Woman released after seven years in prison
Woman released after seven years in prison YOUNGSTOWN — After serving more than seven years of
Nicolinni’s Ristorante coming to Boardman
Nicolinni’s Ristorante coming to Boardman BOARDMAN — Italian eatery Nicolinni’s Ristorante intends
Delphi workers not pleased with new pact
Delphi workers not pleased with new pact WARREN — Several Delphi Packard Electric workers
Night out events canceled in Youngstown, Liberty
Night out events canceled in Youngstown, Liberty Heavy rains today and the threat of more rain
Soldiers return to Farrell, Pa. from Middle East
FARRELL, Pa. — Maj. Michael Curtis gave his mother and his father a big hug. “It feels good to be
Strickland creates group to study Ohio agriculture
Strickland creates group to study Ohio agriculture COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted Strickland signed an
Six Mount Carmel teachers sue diocese
NILES — Six former teachers at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Schools in Niles have sued the Diocese
Rain soaks courthouse basement
YOUNGSTOWN — County maintenance employees were busy Tuesday afternoon mopping the floor and drying
YWCA to construct 30 housing units
YOUNGSTOWN — The YWCA has received a $3.2 million housing tax credit to assist with a project that
AG lease brings 38 jobs downtown
YOUNGSTOWN — Ohop Attorney General Marc Dann will move a portion of his command, and 38 jobs, to the
Boxer Spadafora getting out of prison
Boxer Spadafora getting out of prison ERIE, Pa. (AP) — Former International Boxing Federation
REUNIONS | Classes, families plan get-togethers
Chaney High Class of 1964 will have a picnic from 4 to 8 p.m. Sept. 8 at Scholl Pavilion in
Ethanol is responsible for taking away the country’s corn surplus.
Ethanol is responsible for taking away the country’s corn surplus. The price of corn is
The difference may be between a good year and an average year.
The difference may be between a good year and an average year. SALEM — Sunday’s rainfall
Officials seek solution to loud noises
Niles will look at how other communities deal with noise issues. NILES — City Law Director
Rutushin-Phillips wedding plans are announced
XAUSTINTOWN — A late summer wedding is planned by Michelle Rutushin and Mike Phillips, both of 3807
Tree lovers win: Plan to be revisited
About 700 local residents signed a petition opposing the plan to remove the tree-lined medians.
Falls council repeals gambling law
One council member voted against repealing the old ordinance. NEWTON FALLS — City council
Business owners praise PONY
Some hotels reported having their best weeks of the year. Hotels, restaurants and other
CANFIELD CITY
CANFIELD CITY July 30 Theft: Jewelry, coins and saving bonds were stolen from a home in the 200
JENNIFER STRAHIN BEN GEISER
JENNIFER STRAHIN BEN GEISER XORRVILLE — Jennifer Strahin of Chaffin Road, Akron, the daughter of
Last-minute agreement averts employee strike
Last-minute agreement averts employee strike WARREN — Thomas Strip Steel’s 273 employees were on
Newspaper seeks return of computer
The newspaper contends that there is sensitive information on the computer. NEW CASTLE, Pa. —
Judge orders man charged in murder be held without bond
The evidence against the suspect is strong, a prosecutor wrote in his motion. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Warren study stirs concerns on council
Public participation is a key factor in the city’s comprehensive plan. WARREN — Some city
School levy meeting scheduled
LORDSTOWN — Interested residents are asked to attend a school levy committee meeting scheduled for
Here is the schedule of events at the Hillcrest Dog Park and Wellness Center:
Here is the schedule of events at the Hillcrest Dog Park and Wellness Center: Every Thursday: 7 to
Weekend crime keeps Liberty police busy
The individual responsible for shooting a 14-year-old boy remains at large. LIBERTY — Township
MEGAN SULLIVAN STEVE HRUSKA
MEGAN SULLIVAN STEVE HRUSKA XCANFIELD — Steve J. Hruska and his bride, the former Megan S.
FedEx Kinko’s to expand its operations
This way it can better provide access to small businesses and traveling professionals. MEMPHIS,
State provides grants for local public parks
COLUMBUS — The state released nearly $1.8 million for improvements at public parks, including a
National City home equity unit taking no more applications
The bank is accepting loan applications at branches but not through brokers. CLEVELAND (AP) —
Murder charge reduced to manslaughter in deal
The wounded man was slain 10 months later. YOUNGSTOWN — A man charged with murder in a Jan. 2,
Mortgage lender files bankruptcy
The market for buying mortgage debt has dried up. NEW YORK (AP) — American Home Mortgage
Evaluation of superintendent wasn’t done
The board will take up the evaluation process again in October. YOUNGSTOWN — The city school
JENNIFER MINES NATHAN SUMMERS
JENNIFER MINES NATHAN SUMMERS XAUSTINTOWN — After a wedding trip to the Shenandoah Valley in
Officials are pleased with turnout at fair
Rain cut attendance but didn’t dampen spirits. LISBON — Rain on the last day of the Columbiana
Delphi reaches tentative contracts with IUE, others
The deal includes retirement options and ‘buy down’ payments. DETROIT — Delphi Corp. said
Equity firm acquires Boston Market
McDonald’s continues to increase its focus on the golden arches. CHICAGO (AP) — McDonald’s Corp.
$2.6M coming to YSU from state for new business college building
COLUMBUS — The State Controlling Board OK’d the release of more than $2.6 million for Youngstown
Accident turns into chase, ends in arrest
AUSTINTOWN — A two-car accident Sunday night turned into a police chase with the use of a canine
FIELD OF BEANS: A soybean crop awaits the rain on the John Gross Farm on Metz Road in Columbiana.
FIELD OF BEANS: A soybean crop awaits the rain on the John Gross Farm on Metz Road in Columbiana.
Passing polygraph test gets charge dismissed
An assistant prosecutor said dropping charges as a result of lie-detector tests has occurred before.
Breach plans for dam sent to ODNR
Additional funds to save the dam may come with a matching-funds stipulation. GIRARD — City
LORI SHANNON DONALD ELLASHEK
LORI SHANNON DONALD ELLASHEK XAUSTINTOWN — Lori M. Shannon and Donald A. Ellashek were united in
City council’s strategic planning committee proposes a comprehensive plan to evaluate current,
City council’s strategic planning committee proposes a comprehensive plan to evaluate current,
Industry outsider is new Chrysler CEO
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Chrysler began its new life as a private company on Monday with an auto-
Pets, owners alike enjoy visiting park together
The dog park is open 24 hours a day. HERMITAGE, Pa. — When Amy Javens got her puppy, Dewey,
BRANDY SCHELL ANTHONY HUDDLESTON
BRANDY SCHELL ANTHONY HUDDLESTON XYOUNGSTOWN — Brandy Schell and Anthony Huddleston were married
Blumetti-Renner wedding to be held in cathedral
XCANFIELD — Joseph and Ann Marie Blumetti, 5055 S. Canfield Niles Road, are announcing the
Night Out takes stand on crime
More than 34 million people worldwide participated last year. Get outside with your neighbors