Job rally planned

Job rally planned

YOUNGSTOWN

A Rally for Valley Jobs, sponsored by the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative in conjunction with the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, is at 6:30 p.m. today at Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 Fifth Ave.

The rally will include a dialogue with local elected officials, community leaders and labor and business representatives about policies to build an economy for the Mahoning Valley and Ohio that is more equitable and works for all, a MVOC spokeswoman said.

Man robs Subway

YOUNGSTOWN

Police are looking for the man responsible for robbing a Subway restaurant on the South Side earlier this week.

Police were sent to the restaurant on Midlothian Boulevard about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday for a panic alarm.

When they arrived, several employees said a man in a Halloween mask came into the store, pulled out a gun and demanded cash.

The man was given about $93 before he ran away.

Flu shots offered

NILES

The Niles City Health Department, 34 W. State St., is offering flu shots for people 6 months and older from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Nov. 1 and 2.

No appointment is needed.

Participants must bring their Medicare, Medicaid or Anthem Senior Advantage ID cards.

For those with all other health maintenance organizations, including Medicare Complete and Aetna Medicare, the cost is $3 for children and $20 for adults.

Incidents reported

LIBerty

Police said three business on the 3600 block of Belmont Avenue reported breaking-and-enterings within a 24-hour span. According to reports, the incidents occurred Tuesday night and Wednesday morning at Ambassatek, Ham’s Beauty and Barber and Associates in Anesthesiology.

The owners at all three locations reported no stolen property but did report damage. Police are still investigating.

Boy reimbursed

HUBBARD

A 9-year-old boy who lost his wallet over the weekend has been reimbursed.

Police said the child lost a wallet containing just more than $200 at a Hubbard High School football game on Friday but was fully reimbursed on Tuesday after community members offered donations, police said. They would not say exactly how much money was in the wallet.

Sgt. Bill Fisher said the child’s wallet was recovered at the game, but the money in it was missing.

Through a post on the police Facebook site, police notified residents of the child’s missing money. Fisher said the post brought in donations from generous residents looking to help the child.

Fisher said a 15-year-old boy was responsible for taking the money, but he’s not facing any criminal charges.

He said the student may face punishment from the school.