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No mail delivery on Monday

YOUNGSTOWN

There will be no mail delivery and U.S. post offices will be closed on Columbus Day on Monday.

Only Express Mail will be delivered that day. On Tuesday, normal mail delivery operations will resume and post offices will re-open.

USPS information and services are available 24/7 online at USPS.com.

Better Block event planned for Oct. 15

WARREN

Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership has announced the Warren Peninsula Better Block event will take place 1 to 6 p.m. Oct. 15.

This free event is designed to showcase the potential of the block of Market Street located just over the bridge from Courthouse Square.

The event will feature temporary streetscape improvements including bike lanes, crosswalks and benches, as well as pop-up retail shops, restaurants and recreational activities.

‘Home Team’ event set for Oct. 22

CLEVELAND

The “Home Team Celebration” to benefit Northeast Ohio Adoption Services of Warren, which has found and prepared families for about 1,300 Ohio children, will take place from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 22.

Fans can elect to tour FirstEnergy Stadium. Tickets are $100 each or $175 per couple. The NOAS fundraising event includes an experience at the premium level “Draft Room” featuring the best-in-class buffet and a nice variety of beer and spirits.

All proceeds will benefit Northeast Ohio Adoption Services and its mission of finding foster and adoptive parents for Ohio’s kids and teens waiting in foster care.

Tickets may be purchased online at www.noas.com, by calling NOAS Director of Marketing Kathy Evans at 1-800-686-6627, ext. 110, emailing kevans@noas.com.

Allegiant Air numbers up

LAS VEGAS

Allegiant Air reported a September 2016 passenger count of 734,165, up 38.3 percent from last year’s passenger count of 530,889.

Departures increased 40.9 percent to 5,437 from 3,859.

Aircraft emissions agreement reached

WASHINGTON

The United Nations’ aviation arm overwhelmingly ratified an agreement Thursday to control global warming emissions from international airline flights, the first climate-change pact to set worldwide limits on a single industry.

The agreement, adopted overwhelmingly by the 191-nation International Civil Aviation Organization at a meeting in Montreal, sets airlines’ carbon emissions in the year 2020 as the upper limit of what carriers are allowed to discharge. Airlines that exceed that limit in future years, as most are expected to do, will have to offset their emissions growth by buying credits from other industries and projects that limit greenhouse gas emissions.

Staff/wire reports

Selected local stocks

STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE

Alcoa Inc., .1231.780.58

Aqua America, .71 29.36-0.04

Avalon Holdings,2.970.00

Cortland Bancorp, .2816.30-0.20

Farmers Nat., .1610.800.08

First Energy, 1.44 31.470.08

Fifth/Third, .5220.740.00

FirstMerit Corp.,21.610.37

First Niles Financial, .1211.000.00

FNB Corp., .4810.800.08

General Motors, 1.5232.53-0.15

General Electric, .9229.27-0.23

Huntington Bank, .28 10.160.02

iHeartMedia Inc.,1.4770-0.0130

JP Morgan Chase, 1.9267.870.18

Key Corp, .3412.73-0.03

LaFarge, .3417.570.00

Macy’s, 1.51 37.680.32

Parker Hannifin, 2.52 126.92-0.49

PNC, 2.2091.820.30

Simon Prop. Grp., 6.60196.480.76

Stoneridge 18.15-0.19

Talmer Bank, 23.34-0.36United Comm. Fin., .12 7.180.09

Selected prices from Thursday’s 4 p.m. close.