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New Cruze's features, price give it an edge, analyst says

New look, new features and a competitive price are all factors analysts say will give the Lordstown-built Chevrolet Cruze an edge against its competition.


Warren steel company announces closing, citing market downturn

An industry downturn has led a local producer and supplier of carbon and alloy steel products to shut down temporarily.


35th annual community Thanksgiving dinner to be served Thursday

Joy in helping people and heartfelt appreciation of guests reward the 70-some volunteers who prepare and serve the annual community Thanksgiving dinner planned today at First Presbyterian Church, 201 Wick Ave.


YPD seaching for 2 more suspects in Saturday murder

Police have a suspect in custody and are searching for two more in the Saturday morning death of a West Side man.


6 Rotary clubs participate in this year's Operation Warm

Robert Thigpen, 4, picked his coat based on the color.


MVSD chief engineer to be replaced

The Mahoning Valley Sanitary District, which provides water for Youngstown, Niles and McDonald, will replace Chief Engineer Anthony Vigorito because he has not completed certification requirements.


Niles department heads will have to cut workers, state auditor's rep says

The state-appointed financial supervisor said what city leaders and deficit commission members have been reluctant to admit: Some city employees will lose their jobs in 2016.


Youngstown council approves fee changes, with modifications

City council tonight approved raising the residential sanitation fee to fund demolition work while offsetting it with a cut in the water rate with some significant changes from the original proposal.


Only 1 of 8 ordered to pay fine tonight from speed cam citations

Those objecting to civil speeding citations fared well at the initial hearing tonight with the hearing officer letting all but one go without having to pay a fee.


Boil advisory lifted for portions of Howland

Boil advisory lifted for portions of Howland


Trumbull County road reopens in Mecca and Bristol townships

Trumbull County road reopens in Mecca and Bristol townships


Charge dismissed against pastor who shot neighbor's dog

Charge dismissed against pastor who shot neighbor's dog


Ohio House committee supports CNG vehicle-tax incentives

Ohio House committee supports CNG vehicle-tax incentives


Nigeria's Boko Haram kills 37 in suicide bombings

Nigeria's Boko Haram kills 37 in suicide bombings


Fed considers justifying rate hike by December

Fed considers justifying rate hike by December


2 Warren men face federal drug charges

2 Warren men face federal drug charges


UPDATE: French police raiding apartment where several Paris attack suspects hiding

Police say anti-terrorist officers are raiding an apartment in a north Paris suburb where several men are holed up.


Pa. prison inmate charged with killing fellow inmate in fight

Pa. prison inmate charged with killing fellow inmate in fight


Absurdly hot October as Earth sets 8th heat record this year

Absurdly hot October as Earth sets 8th heat record this year


Strong winds force O'Hare runway closures, delays

Strong winds force O'Hare runway closures, delays


2 Youngstown teens arrested for allegedly threatening student

2 Youngstown teens arrested for allegedly threatening student


Warren Steel to go on temporary shutdown by Nov. 30

Warren Steel to go on temporary shutdown


House panel approves bill to overhaul sentencing laws

House panel approves bill to overhaul sentencing laws


Bill would let Ohioans with drug convictions keep license

Bill would let Ohioans with drug convictions keep license


Online training to help those with autism begins in Ohio

Online training to help those with autism begins in Ohio


Trump to make presidential campaign stop in Ohio

Trump to make presidential campaign stop in Ohio


Suspect in custody, warrants out for others in Saturday murder

Suspect in custody, warrants out for others in Saturday murder


‘Beauty and the Beast’ musical coming to Packard hall

‘Beauty and the Beast’ musical coming to Packard hall


Cash, cards, computer taken from unlocked vehicle

Cash, cards, computer taken from unlocked vehicle


Boardman man hospitalized for gunshot wound

Boardman man hospitalized for gunshot wound


Chevrolet prices new Cruze starting at $17,495

Chevrolet prices new Cruze starting at $17,495


Police take 3 into custody, retrieve cash and gun while investigating drug activity

Police take 3 into custody, retrieve cash and gun while investigating drug activity


West Judson duplex shot up, no injuries

West Judson duplex shot up, no injuries


2 dead, 7 arrested in raid targeting Paris attack mastermind

Amid gunfire and explosions, police raided a suburban Paris apartment where the suspected mastermind of last week's attacks was believed to be holed up Wednesday.


Moving on: Pelini, Penguins turn attention to Sycamores

It was certainly a different Bo Pelini than the one last seen berating referees on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium.


Kasich calls for international bond to beat IS

Kasich also reiterated his support for sending U.S. and other troops abroad to counter militant Islamic groups as part of a broad international coalition


Workers from Boak receive awards for rescue

The men heard the collision and raced to help the victims inside the flame-engulfed car


Bayuk’s Eagles pleasant surprise

Among his peers, Jeff Bayuk is widely regarded as one of the most knowledgeable coaches in the Mahoning Valley.


Mahoning County gets ‘F’ for preterm birth rates

Addressing premature births is focus of several groups


Newcomers lead Phantoms’ scorers

Two of the Youngstown Phantoms’ newest additions are among the top 10 scorers in the USHL.


Legal services absent for those who need them most, state bar assoc. president says

OSBA chief laments shortage of legal help for poor people in civil cases.


YSU women defeat Niagara

Alison Smolinski scored a game-high 16 points.


Ohio House blocks Planned Parenthood funding

State Rep. Rep. Michele Lepore-Hagan of Youngstown, D-58th, offered an amendment to require schools to provide medically accurate information as part of sex-education courses.


High school football playoffs At a glance

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS Division I Regional Semifinals Saturday, 7 p.m.


Ohio law would allow guns at day care centers

HB 48 also would reduce charges for carrying concealed handguns on college campuses.


Victorian High Tea at Picadilly Parlour

The Victorian Players Theater will present a Victorian High Tea fundraiser from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday


Record Reviews

Record Reviews Justin Bieber Album: “Purpose” Grade: A Justin Bieber’s new album is peppered


‘Hunger Games’ stars are friends in real life Instant bonding

By SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES Upon meeting six years ago, they were three


STEM Week showcases surgeon-training technology

Hands-on method shows off hand-eye coordination skills students have obtained through playing video games


Youngstown council will consider legislation to pay $140,000 for two splash pads

The splash pads will start being used next spring


Giant Eagle moves forward with plan for new Boardman GetGo location

Site will feature restaurant, convenience store, fueling station


Oakhill prosecutors: Case shouldn’t be dismissed

2,000 hours of secretly recorded tapes ‘do not and have never existed,’ prosecutors say


Cops: Suspect blamed Monday shooting victim for Saturday murder

Suspect also wounded along with four others Monday


Kirkmere, day care students help feed the hungry

Liam Beverly, 2, a day care center student, carries cans of food to fill bags that will be distributed to needy families from Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church’s Family Life Center on Thursday. Fifth- and sixth-graders from Discovery at Kirkmere and Blessed Assurance and Auntie Rei’s day care centers filled the bags as part of a community-service project.


Ohio State routs Grambling

Kam Williams scored 22 points as Ohio State coasted past Grambling on Tuesday night.


Paris attacks leave parents, schools with tough questions

Associated Press BOSTON The deadly attacks in France left schools and parents around the world


Trial begins in 2013 murder case

Victim found shot to death on East Side


Struthers City Schools looks to resolve transportation woes

The district is exploring solutions to its busing problems.


Hubbard Council moves to clean up Mud Run Creek

North Main Street businesses were forced to temporarily close when the creek flooded in 2003.


Local activists have protests at Trumbull County oil-and-gas-waste disposal sites

Members of Frack Free Mahoning Valley traveled to several Trumbull County locations to call attention to the dangers of waste from hydraulic fracturing


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Boardman Park Commissioners, 8:30 a.m. park office, Georgeanna Parker Activity


Official: Police shooting videos won’t be released

Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS State investigators looking into the fatal shooting of a black


Courthouse job deadline extended

The Mahoning County commissioners have extended the courthouse restoration completion deadline to Sept. 30, 2016.


FOOD SALES AND DINNERS

TODAY Boar’s Head Group of St. John’s Episcopal Church, 323 Wick Ave., Youngstown, will serve a


Mobile food pantry

Mobile food pantry YOUNGSTOWN The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley is teaming up


Trumbull commissioners support grant application for Warren business incubator

TBEIC supports advanced and alternative energy and natural resource technology start-ups.


Housing sales stay positive in October

Mahoning Valley housing sales continued to thrive through October.


“It’s a Wonderful Life – A Radio Play” opens Friday at Youngstown State

“It’s a Wonderful Life – A Radio Play” opens Friday at Youngstown State University Theater’s


Angie’s List board rejects $512M deal

Associated Press NEW YORK Angie’s List says that its board has rejected a $512 million takeover


For Hallmark Channel, holidays start early

For Hallmark Channel, holidays start early NEW YORK The Hallmark Channel may have aired a movie


Surplus food

Surplus food New Bethel Baptist Church, 1507 Hillman St., Youngstown, food giveaway 9 to 10 a.m.


Putin vows to hunt down, punish those who bombed jet

Associated Press MOSCOW A somber President Vladimir Putin vowed to hunt down and punish those


Will lord of manor get locked up?

Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Don Blankenship had it all. The West Virginia coal baron had


Malkin scores twice to lead Pens over Wild

Maybe Evgeni Malkin should speak his mind more often.


Wines for your holiday table

Wines for your holiday table Your guests will be thankful for these wines to pair with your


Maddon, Banister are top skippers

Associated Press NEW YORK Joe Maddon won his third Manager of the Year award Tuesday and Jeff


Buckeyes gearing up for Michigan State

No doubt this is a big week for No. 2 Ohio State.


Browns turn offense over to Manziel full-time

There was no formal presentation or fanfare. No torch passing ceremony.


Foul shots by Pistons’ Drummond help top Cavaliers

With his team down by four and less than 3 minutes to play, Andre Drummond was fouled intentionally.


ODDLY ENOUGH

ODDLY ENOUGH Dog that ate BBQ skewer wins award for most-unusual claim PRINCETON, W.Va. A dog


Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have

Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have


Introduction to Indian

Introduction to Indian If you’ve never tried Indian food before, one way to become acquainted


Steelers’ secondary has not slipped after key retirements

DC Keith Butler had no clue what was coming this fall while trying to piece together a revamped secondary.


Ace holiday pies and cakes

By Arthi Subramaniam Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pies, cakes and puddings are the last act of a


Big police op underway in Paris suburb

Associated Press PARIS A large police operation was underway in the Paris suburb of Saint


Accused of possessing and distributing computor files depicting minors in sexually explicit acts

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Two area men are charged under separate federal indictments with


Tease photo

Krakatoa erupts with flavorful Burger

Less is more. You usually hear that when a menu only offers a little, but at Krakatoa it’s the truth. The restaurant does not have a huge menu, but what they do have explodes with flavor.


Jindal drops out of race for presidency

Jindal drops out of race for presidency BATON ROUGE, LA. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal dropped out


METRO DIGEST || 6th-graders cited for pot

6th-graders cited YOUNGSTOWN Two Williamson Elementary School sixth-grade boys were issued


Germany cancels match

Associated Press HANNOVER, Germany The friendly soccer game between Germany and the Netherlands


YEARS AGO

Today is Wednesday, Nov. 18, the 322nd day of 2015. There are 43 days left in the year.


Palmy Chapter of OES conducts installation

The ceremony also was presented in sign language.


Library Friends to offer chili cook-off

Library Friends to offer chili cook-off LEETONIA Friends of the Leetonia Community Public


ODOT closes ramp on I-80 beginning Friday night

The ramp is from state Route 46 to I-80 eastbound in Austintown


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., .128.27—.02 Aqua America, .71


Outcry proves meat is addictive

Opinion: By Heather Moore People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals The meat-eating public’s general


Unions suing GE

Unions suing GE YOUNGSTOWN Several labor unions are suing to prevent General Electric from


Charlie Sheen admits he’s HIV-positive

Los Angeles Times Actor Charlie Sheen is publicly acknowledging that he has been HIV-positive for


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Shaun and Julie Toth, Youngstown, girl, Nov. 16. St.


Question arises: What about US safety?

Associated Press NEW YORK From cafes in New York to tailgate parties in the heartland, the


Rubio’s plan is flawed

Opinion: By Francis Wilkinson Bloomberg View Marco Rubio has a three-step plan on illegal immigration.


For a century, Central Y has played central role in Valley

Editorial: As the Central YMCA on Champion Street in the heart of downtown Youngstown crosses the century mark