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Officials, residents happy, relieved US 224 work coming to close

With work on the U.S. Route 224 bridge over Interstate 680 drawing to a close, Poland and Boardman officials, as well as businesses, say they couldn’t be happier that the project is almost complete.


Wheary cut from YSU team after punching wall, flooding apartments

A Youngstown State University football player punched a hole in a wall so hard he broke a waterline to a sprinkler system, flooding several rooms in his Wick Oval apartment complex, university police report.


Youngstown school board awaits training schedule from state

The president of the city school board expects to learn more today about when training for school board members will begin as required in the updated academic recovery plan.


Less than 64% Ohio kids properly immunized in 2013

New data shows Ohio now ranks 49th in the country for childhood immunizations.


Search continues for Mill Creek director

The Mill Creek MetroParks board continues the process of finding a new executive director to replace director Dennis Miller, who announced his resignation last month and will be leaving at year’s end.


Youngstown management pay increases on hold, pending costs report

City council won’t act today on a series of proposals from the mayor to raise the salaries of city management workers and increase payments for various bonuses for items such as having college degrees and for not using sick time.


Ryan focusing on manufacturing; opponent running so there's a race

U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan’s Republican challenger, Thomas Pekarek, said he’s running for the 13th Congressional District seat because “all people deserve a race.”


Struthers hires middle school STEM teacher

STEM is on the minds of Struthers school district administrators this year.


Youngstown paying $50K to settle police brutality suit

City council will consider legislation today to have the board of control pay $50,000 to the city’s insurance company to settle a federal police brutality lawsuit.


UPDATE | Megabus crashes in Ind., 18 injured

Megabus crashes in Ind., 18 injured


10-year-old Pa. boy fatally beats woman, 90, in her bed

10-year-old Pa. boy fatally beats woman, 90, in her bed


Charges filed against 5 teens in ice bucket prank

Charges filed against 5 teens in ice bucket prank


Local chamber opposes Ohio bill to eliminate Common Core ed standards

Local chamber opposes Ohio bill to eliminate Common Core ed standards


UPDATE | US stocks rise, breaking 3-day slump

US stocks rise, breaking 3-day slump


OCCHA annual fundraising gala is Friday

OCCHA annual fundraising gala is Friday


UPDATE: Man in custody after fleeing and firing at Hubbard officer

UPDATE: Man in custody after fleeing and firing at Hubbard officer


Ebola concerns send 'worried well' to Ohio hospitals

Ebola concerns send 'worried well' to Ohio hospitals


Pa. man charged in boy's overdose

Pa. man charged in boy's overdose


Ohio ranks 49th for childhood immunizations

Ohio ranks 49th for childhood immunizations


61-year-old indicted on rape charge in Trumbull County

61-year-old indicted on rape charge in Trumbull County


Critics: NFL concussion deal leaves too many out

Critics: NFL concussion deal leaves too many out


Pittsburgh man's kin settles police shooting suit

Pittsburgh man's kin settles police shooting suit


Youngstown settles a police brutality lawsuit

Youngstown settles a police brutality lawsuit


Jury convicts Ohio judge on felony count

Jury convicts Ohio judge on felony count


Facebook CEO, wife donate $25M to CDC for Ebola

Facebook CEO, wife donate $25M to CDC for Ebola


Americans try to solve Ryder Cup woes with task force

Americans try to solver Ryder Cup woes with task force


UPDATE: Hubbard police catch man who fired at officer

UPDATE: Hubbard police catch man who fired at officer


Doctor: Ohio woman injured by rock on car doing well

Doctor: Ohio woman injured by rock on car doing well


Feds say pilot error led to Ohio air show crash

Feds say pilot error led to Ohio air show crash


Dallas Cowboys RB arrested on theft charge

Dallas Cowboys RB arrested on theft charge


Hubbard police chase man who fired at officer

Hubbard police chase man who fired at officer


Rafidi ordered jailed without bond

Rafidi ordered jailed without bond


Woman's purse snatched at her home in Struthers

Woman's purse snatched at her home in Struthers


Lowellville police raise almost $500 selling hotdogs

Lowellville police raise almost $500 selling hotdogs


Campbell police arrest 2 on drug charges

Campbell police arrest 2 on drug charges


School won’t have to pay $100K in student sex case

School won’t have to pay $100K in student sex case


Ebola death rate is 70 percent

Ebola death rate is 70 percent


Wynonna coming to Stambaugh

Wynonna coming to Stambaugh


Trumbull prosecutor again asks for Martin Petersime to remain in prison

Trumbull prosecutor again asks for Martin Petersime to remain in prison


Youngstown police arrest man in connection with shooting

Youngstown police arrest man in connection with shooting


Doctor gives blood for Ebola-infected Dallas nurse

Doctor gives blood for Ebola-infected Dallas nurse


YWCA to host violence workshop


Sisters will gather for panel discussion

Sisters will gather for panel discussion YOUNGSTOWN Joanie’s Sisters in Support, a sorority of


Wellness center's 5K event raises $1,500 for autism

Center's 5K event proceeds will go to autism groups.

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East High classes celebrate 50th reunion

East High School classes joined together for a 50th celebration.

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REUNIONS

An All-City Class Reunion Party will take place from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Nov. 28 at the B&O, 530


Boardman Township and firefighters union headed to conciliation over contract

Biggest issue is wages, both sides say


Federal application for daily flights reveals company’s financial details

An informed source says the service would more likely use Chicago O’Hare International Airport and begin as soon as November

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A happy beginning

By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES 11He didn’t, and when they return home,


Barbershop chapter sings from the heart

Penn-Ohio Singers are rehearsing for concert Nov. 1.

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Poland earns Lakeview rematch

Rubesa scored two goals for Bulldogs


WFMJ pioneered ‘Overtime Report’

Balash determined to repeat as Blitz Picks champ


SPARTY PARTY

Landers leads Boardman past Howland in 3


Hain, Cole key young roster

Penguins return two starters from last year’s 15-17 team


‘Dance’ finalist’s dream continues with tour

IF YOU GO What: “So You Think You Can Dance” tour When: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at Connor Palace, 1615


Newsweek names six schools among top high schools

The magazine ranked Maplewood No. 68, Girard No. 89 and YEC No. 251 out of 500 schools for top schools for low-income students


Township approves liquor license for 76 Drive bar

Township transfers $55K to parks fund while waiting on funds to come in


Student raises awareness through diabetes awareness

The three-mile walk begins at 9:30 a.m. and continues until noon at the Springfield High School Stadium


Austintown authorities looking for a missing man

Anthony T. Harrison was last seen Wednesday


YSU ROUNDUP | News and notes

Fresh start: Sophomore guard Marcus Keene returns to the Penguins after being suspended for the


Cherry and celery keep prison guard on his toes

Q. I work as a correctional officer and have to go up and down flights of stairs 12 hours a day. My


Inconsistent Steelers searching for answers

Pittsburgh unable to stack wins


Simon Roofing gets BBB accreditation

Simon Roofing gets BBB accreditation BOARDMAN Simon Roofing, a national commercial roofing


Hughes selected as PAC player of the week

Hughes selected as PAC player of the week Beaver falls P.A. Erica Hughes (Jackson Milton) was


Robb’s experience, qualifications ideal for appeals court judgeship

Editorial: In evaluating the Nov. 4 race for the 7th District Court of Appeals judgeship being vacated by


birthdays

birthdays Singer Barry McGuire is 79. Actress Linda Lavin is 77. Drummer Don Stevenson of Moby


Tailgating event

Tailgating event YOUNGSTOWN The Rose Mary Flanagan Ovarian Cancer Foundation is sponsoring


Years Ago

Today is Tuesday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2014. There are 78 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Bryan and Jessica Piccirillo, Edinburg, Pa., boy, Oct. 12.


Browns’ Mack likely done for season

Pro Bowl center suffered a broken leg against Steelers


West Branch moves up parent conferences

West Branch moves up parent conferences BELOIT The West Branch School District’s first


Nobel winner’s research could help consumers

Associated Press U.S. consumers might be paying less than they are for cable and Internet access


ferguson, mo. Police: More than 50 arrested in protest

Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Pounding rain and tornado watches didn’t deter hundreds of


Live music on television this week includes:

Live music on television this week includes: v Foo Fighters: Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday and


Little truth or consequences evident in Obama White House

Opinion: Little truth or consequences evident in Obama White House Truth or Consequences: These two words


1st appearance in 5 weeks for Kim

1st appearance in 5 weeks for Kim SEOUL, South Korea North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un has made


Toledo, Fiat Chrysler should work together, mayor says

Associated Press TOLEDO Toledo’s mayor isn’t about to pick a fight with Fiat Chrysler


J.C. Penney’s new CEO faces challenges

Associated Press NEW YORK J.C. Penney’s newly tapped CEO has a big challenge ahead of him: The


Comparing Ebola with AIDS

Opinion: Sacramento Bee: Only in hindsight will we truly know whether the global response to Ebola was rapid


“Anywhere deciduous trees are found has potential, but to me, by far the best place in Mill

“Anywhere deciduous trees are found has potential, but to me, by far the best place in Mill Creek


RECORD REVIEWs

Stevie Nicks Album: “24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault” (Warner Bros.) Grade: A As its title


Boardman High School students learn dangers of texting while driving

Boardman High School students learn dangers of texting while driving


Ohio judge denies bias; delay in trial expected

Associated Press CLEVELAND A judge overseeing the trial of a Cleveland police officer denies


Business uses tax break

CR Electric is building a bigger building across the street.


Voiceprints being harvested

Associated Press LONDON Over the telephone, in jail and online, a new digital bounty is being


Secretary of state said he’s made it ‘easy to vote’ and ‘hard to cheat’

His Democratic opponent disagrees


MAHONING COUNTY COURTS

courts MAHONING COUNTY Divorces asked Enrique Nunez, 2240 Hubbard Road, Youngstown, v. Rosa L.


Agenda Wednesday

Agenda Wednesday City of Youngstown, Wayfinding proposals discussion, 1:30 p.m., community


Climate change will challenge military, defense chief says

Associated Press AREQUIPA, Peru Rising sea levels and other effects of climate change will pose


National 'teen killer' expert educates Lowellville students

Phil Chalmers, expert on juvenile homicides, spoke with Lowellville students Monday to teach them about substance abuse, bullying, crime prevention and Internet safety.


Man faces charges of intimidation, burglary

Man faces charges of intimidation, burglary YOUNGSTOWN Police arrested a man Saturday afternoon


NEWSPAPER ANALYSIS Ohio VA employees received big bonuses

Associated Press DAYTON Ohio Veterans Affairs hospitals paid out nearly $6.5 million in bonuses


Feds to hospitals: ‘Think Ebola’

Associated Press DALLAS Federal health officials on Monday urged the nation’s hospitals to


Bishops say gays have gifts to offer church

Associated Press VATICAN CITY Catholic bishops signaled a radical shift in tone Monday about


Peak leaf color is mid- to late October and lasts about a week

The leaves are slowly changing from green to bright yellow with a smattering of the red of gum trees and sumacs at Mill Creek MetroParks Golf Course. Enjoying the fall weather are, from left, Steve Spencer in the golf cart, Jim Donlon and Jim Calcagni.


Next step in the process is up to Mahoning County commissioners

Goal is consolidation by July 1, 2015


Police will charge girl who brought pot brownies to school

Associated Press TROY, OHIO Police in western Ohio say they will file a marijuana-possession


Cops answer several drug calls over weekend

Seize small amounts of pills and heroin


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 23.89 0.07 Avalon


Royals, Orioles not changing Game 3 starters

Games 4 and 5 will be played in the afternoon


penn-ohio singers

penn-ohio singers Annual concert Penn-Ohio Singers, Shenango Valley Chaper of Barbershop Harmony


61 Eagle's Nest locations to close

Out of more than 100 child care centers, Giant Eagle will close 61.


Hubbard remains No. 1 in AP poll

The unbeaten Eagles picked up two more first-place votes.


oddly enough

oddly enough Parrot missing for years returns speaking Spanish TORRANCE, Calif. A pet parrot


GM ignition-switch deaths rise to 27

Associated Press DETROIT At least 27 people have died and 25 people have been seriously


Kaepernick’s big finish defeats Rams

St. Louis started fast, then faded


PREP ROUNDUP

PREP ROUNDUP Monday’s results VOLLEYBALL Division I Twinsburg 25-25-30, Warren Harding


nhl roundup | Monday’s games

Avalanche 2, Bruins 1 BOSTON Daniel Briere scored his 300th career goal off a rebound with less


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