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Stories published January 5, 2015
Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Boardman police find device designed to start fire at Walgreens
Boardman police find device designed to start fire at Walgreens
South Range School District discusses a new levy for May primary
South Range School District discusses a new levy for May primary
Antonine Sisters to unveil $9M assisted-living center
Antonine Sisters to unveil $9M assisted-living center
Neighbors, social media help cops break up burglary ring
Neighbors, social media help cops squash burglary ring
Some Youngstown council staff to lose civil-service status
Some Youngstown council staff to lose civil-service status
Union seeks to represent 400 workers at EXAL in Youngstown
Union seeks to represent 400 workers at EXAL in Youngstown
UN: Ebola kills more than 8,000 in West Africa; infects more than 20K
Ebola kills more than 8,000 in West Africa
Calif. baby snatched by gunman is found dead; police seek clues
Baby snatched by gunman is found dead; police seek clues
Chris Christie to attend Ohio Gov. Kasich swearing-in ceremony
Chris Christie to attend Ohio Gov. Kasich's swearing-in ceremony
Ohio World War II veteran to receive France's highest medal
Ohio World War II vet to receive France's highest medal
Mayor: Missing Pa. college student’s death ruled accidental
Mayor: Missing Pa. college student’s death ruled accidental
Ex-ironworkers boss going it alone at racketeering trial
Ex-ironworkers boss going it alone at racketeering trial
Murder case against boy, 10, moved to juvenile court
Murder case against boy, 10, moved to juvenile court
Jury selection gets underway in marathon bombing trial
Jury selection gets underway in marathon bombing trial
Police: Pit bull fatally shot after it attacks officers
Police: Pit bull fatally shot after it attacks officers
Sharpsville, Pa., school district closes due to mumps
Sharpsville, Pa., school district closes due to mumps
WORTH A LOOK
RAFFLES South High School Class of 1970 is conducting a raffle. First prize is a $100 gas card,
Cowboys overcome 14-point deficit for win
Controversial non-call helps send Lions to defeat
Boardman Township officials hope to improve insurance rating at evaluation this week
Boardman Township officials hope to improve insurance rating at evaluation this week
Question of Boardman's new landlord registration program to be decided in court
Question of Boardman's new landlord registration program to be decided in court
Many bypass law on driving while using cellphone
Kaely Hawkins, left, and Nicolette Pizzuto, students at Youngstown State University and News Outlet interns, use clickers to count cars passing below the state Route 711 overpass. They were counting the number of drivers using cellphones.
Canfield city, township reflect on July tornado
Some changes to township emergency laws still being worked on
Local history program set
Jared Potter Kirtland, an iconic figure in early Ohio history, will be the topic of a 7 p.m. Thursday program at the Poland library.
More piano stores close as student interest drops
By DAVID PITT Associated Press BETTENDORF, Iowa When Jim Foster opened his piano store 30
Worst regulations of 2014
Opinion: By James Gattuso and Diane Katz The Heritage Foundation As 2014 came to a close, it was
A washer and a dryer: That’s life
Opinion: By Gina Barreca The Hartford Courant What’s the most ridiculous, apparently trivial and yet now
Euphoria over low gas prices carries benefits and dangers
Editorial: Though the calendar now reminds us that the holiday season has officially ended, the season of joy
Vick’s hometown does right by dogs
Opinion: By Daphna Nachminovitch People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Dogs in Newport News, Va.—
War films are riding high again
By Oliver Gettell Los Angeles Times War movies have been around nearly as long as film itself,
2015 brings glimmers of hope
Opinion: 2014 was such a grim year for foreign policy that I’d like to write a column predicting things will
Here are some of the entertainment awards shows on the horizon for 2015 (the date for the Emmy
Here are some of the entertainment awards shows on the horizon for 2015 (the date for the Emmy
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS ‘The Hobbit’ tops box office for 3rd weekend NEW YORK Hollywood kicked off the New
Officials plan trip to ND for fact-finding
A dozen Ohio and West Virginia officials are heading north this winter to learn how a North Dakota city at ground zero of the shale boom dealt with a rapidly growing population.
Student artwork recognized by court advisory board
Young artists awarded for work by Mahoning County Juvenile Court Advisory Board
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Newton Falls Joint Fire District, 6 p.m., Fire Station 1, 19 N. Canal St. Niles
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Alaska prepares to offer grizzly license plates FAIRBANKS, Alaska Alaska drivers
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Jan. 5, the fifth day of 2015. There are 360 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Teams of Grove City students to participate in lab
Grove City students will particiate in a business and social enterprise lab
Milsap has had 40 No. 1 hits and been named CMA Entertainer of the Year
Tickets prices range from $97 to $41
Mayor eulogizes officer; cops again turn backs
Associated Press NEW YORK Thousands of police turned their backs Sunday as Mayor Bill de Blasio
Major study of bereaved military families underway
Associated Press With his wife and child close at hand, Army Maj. Chad Wriglesworth battled skin
Pope picks 15 new cardinals
Associated Press VATICAN CITY Pope Francis chose 15 new cardinals Sunday, selecting them from 14
AIRASIA JET crash Search goes on for victims, fuselage
Associated Press SURABAYA, Indonesia The weather improved today, and divers will attempt again
North Korea blasts US for sanctions over Sony attack
Associated Press SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA North Korea on Sunday criticized the United States for
Underground explosions
Underground explosions The fire department says issues with underground electrical vaults are
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses David L. Varner Jr., 37, of 652 Center St. East,
Participants start as children and continue as adults
The Festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil
Ohio driver cellphone use exceeds national estimates
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 5 percent of people hold a cellphone or other electronic device while driving.
Associated Press
Associated Press DAYTON A new law requires Ohio schools to teach children about the dangers of
Report: Marrow staying with Kentucky
Report: Marrow staying with Kentucky LEXINGTON, KY. Kentucky Sports Radio reported on Sunday
Ohio-based Cliffs sells coal-mining operation
Ohio-based Cliffs sells coal-mining operation CHARLESTON, W.VA. Cliffs Natural Resources has
Spotting drivers using cellphones easy to do
By WILLIAM LUDT TheNewsOutlet.org EUCLID A truck barrels through an intersection. The driver
NEW CARDINALS
NEW CARDINALS These new cardinals named by Pope Francis to be formally installed in the position
Ohio lawmakers prepare to open legislative session
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio lawmakers are returning to Columbus with the next state budget
Woman serious after shooting of 3
Woman serious after shooting of 3 YOUNGSTOWN City police had made no arrests as of Sunday in the
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