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Trains making students late, Ryan tells CSX
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, has asked the CSX Corp. to look into its trains blocking traffic, including Lordstown school buses, at the crossing at Lyntz-Townline and Salts Springs roads in the morning, sometimes causing students to be late to school.
Struthers reaches settlement with family of jail suicide victim
The city has reached a settlement agreement with the family of a man who died after hanging himself in his city jail cell Sept. 10, 2015.
Campbell chief on leave after complaint prompts investigation
Mayor Nick Phillips has placed Campbell Police Chief Drew Rauzan on paid administrative leave pending an investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation into alleged misconduct.
Despite legalization, Trumbull workers cannot use marijuana
Trumbull County commissioners went on record Wednesday acknowledging that Ohio’s medical marijuana law takes effect today but clarified that county employees may not use the drug in any form.
Local ITT educators trying to help students in wake of national closure
Arthur Daly worked at ITT Technical Institute’s Youngstown branch for eight years.
YSU survey reveals workplace complaints
Youngstown State University’s full-time staff and faculty like their relationship with their supervisors and department chairs, but say senior leadership, such as the president, provost and board of trustees, do not value, respect or trust faculty, staff or students.
Judge has 2 days to rule on Seman motions before jurors report for death penalty trial
Judge Maureen Sweeney has several pending motions to ponder less than 48 hours before jurors report to Mahoning County Common Pleas Court for orientation in the capital murder case of Robert Seman.
NASA engineer from Boardman hopes to make LEGO history
NASA’s Space Launch System is a new rocket that’s been in development since 2010 which scientists hope will one day reach Mars.
East Side residents angry over plan for their homes, neighborhood
Residents of an East Side community say they are angry and upset the city is displacing them from their homes to turn the area into a light-industrial business zone.
Youngstown fugitive's dad relieved son in custody
Robert Reber knows his son can’t come home. Yet he burst into tears Wednesday when he was informed his 19-year-old son Derrick Reber was arrested at a hotel near the Pittsburgh airport without incident.
Canfield council puts annexation of Palmyra Road parcel in motion
City council made the first moves toward expanding its boundaries by consenting to the proposed annexation of 22 acres of township land on Palmyra Road.
East Siders upset about being displaced for creation of industrial zone
East Siders upset about being displaced for creation of industrial zone
Ohio Turnpike exit ramp in Mahoning County closes Thursday
Ohio Turnpike exit ramp in Mahoning County closes Thursday
Third suspect in recent Youngstown homicide caught in Pittsburgh
Third suspect in recent Youngstown homicide caught in Pittsburgh
Apple's iPhone 7 has a better camera, repels water and dust
Apple's iPhone 7 has a better camera, repels water and dust
Campbell police chief placed on paid administrative leave
Campbell police chief placed on paid administrative leave
PRESIDENTIAL RACE | Clinton emails search finds 1 new message about Benghazi
Clinton emails search finds 1 new message about Benghazi
PRESIDENTIAL RACE | Trump promises huge boost in military spending
Trump promises huge boost in military spending
Trumbull commissioners say employees still cannot use medical marijuana
Trumbull commissioners say employees still cannot use medical marijuana
Events close many Mill Creek Park roads this weekend
Events close many Mill Creek Park roads this weekend
Man walks into Trumbull Memorial with gunshot wound
Man walks into Trumbull Memorial with gunshot wound
Defense lawyers want to delay Robert Seman capital murder trial
Defense lawyers want to delay Robert Seman capital murder trial
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY Holy Family Parish, 2729 Center Road, Poland, will sell takeout-only cavatelli dinners with
Girard Junior Women to meet Thursday
Girard Junior Women to meet Thursday NILES Girard Junior Women will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday
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
Ohio Democrats kicked off a campaign for Ted Strickland, their U.S. Senate candidate
But national Democratic groups have canceled $7 million in TV ads for Strickland
Architect: Niles City Hall structurally sound, but in bad shape
Council meets today to hear the full report
‘Narcos’ turns up heat
By ALICIA RANCILIO Associated Press NEW YORK Season two of “Narcos,” a drama about the rise
Three charged with Belden Avenue murder
Two in hospital with police hold; cops looking for other one
CEO delivers results-oriented recovery plan
Krish Mohip, Youngstown city schools chief executive officer, has delivered an ambitious, student-centered and results-oriented academic improvement plan to the district’s Academic Distress Commission, featuring specific goals and achievement timetables.
Watson wrecked as Pirates drop eight in a row
Tony Watson’s fastball went right down the middle. Whatever chance the Pirates might have of reviving their playoff hopes may have gone along with it.
ITT shutters schools amid federal funding actions
All ITT Technical Institute locations closed on Tuesday.
Despite many changes, Tomlin remains positive
Preseason injuries are affecting the opening night roster
Packard band to commemorate 9/11
Staff report WARREN The W.D. Packard Concert Band will open its season Sunday with “A Concert in
YSU’s enrollment up in all categories
The total head count of full-time and part-time students for the fall 2016 semester is 12,808.
CONNECTED Connect through fantasy football
Food. Insults. Crude jokes. Football. These words best describe a typical Sunday in early
Youngstown committee rejects city plan to cut down two healthy trees downtown
The trees obstruct the view of the city’s Christmas tree
RECOVERY PLAN
RECOVERY PLAN Talking points Youngstown City Schools CEO Krish Mohip has submitted his three-
Births
Births ST. JOSEPH WARREN HOSPITAL Michael Harper II and Valerie Harper, Warren, boy, Sept. 2.
Executions drop; is death penalty fading away?
Associated Press WASHINGTON Is the death penalty in America gradually dying? There have been
Live music performances on TV programs this week include:
Live music performances on TV programs this week include: v Bastille: Tonight on “Jimmy Kimmel
Southington man banned two years from attending high school sports, including his daughter’s
A Southington man was sentenced Tuesday to two years probation, during which time he will not be allowed to attend any high school sporting events, including those of his daughter.
Canadian auto workers pick GM as strike target
Associated Press DETROIT The Canadian auto workers’ union has picked General Motors Co. as a
Beyond the BLT Other tomato sandwiches to try
By Nick Kindelsperger Chicago Tribune (TNS) While we all have access to tomatoes in even the
Coroner fears dealers use Cincinnati area as ‘test tube’
Associated Press CINCINNATI Authorities suspect the Cincinnati area has been treated as a “test
80M unexploded bombs: Obama pledges to aid Laos
Associated Press VIENTIANE, LAOS Declaring a “moral obligation” to heal the wounds of a secret
Carlson settles lawsuit against Ailes for $20M
Carlson settles lawsuit against Ailes for $20M NEW YORK Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson
Partial stop granted on ND pipeline work
Associated Press WASHINGTON An American Indian tribe succeeded Tuesday in getting a federal
Who’s a national security danger? Clinton and Trump point fingers
Associated Press GREENVILLE, N.C. Donald Trump said Tuesday night that Hillary Clinton’s
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Poland school board, 6 p.m., special board meeting, board office. Will adjourn
Secrets to making YOUR OWN PIZZA
By Daniel Neman St. Louis Post-Dispatch (TNS) Pizza. In many ways, it is the perfect food. It
Apprenticeship program offered
Apprenticeship program offered BOARDMAN The Ironworkers Joint Apprenticeship Program is
QUOTABLE TROY AIKMAN, FOX NFL analyst, on his employer hiring Skip Bayless:
“I believe success is achieved by acquiring and developing talented, respected and credible
Tax abatement sought for downtown hotel
Tax abatement sought for downtown hotel YOUNGSTOWN Dominic Marchionda of NYO Property Group. is
Prep Roundup Recaps of other games
VOLLEYBALL Canfield 25-25-25, Lakeside 14-9-10 ASHTABULA Jenny Smith, Grace Mangapora and
Warren man resigns job with state to run as write-in for Trumbull commissioner
Warren man resigns job with state to run as write-in for Trumbull commissioner
SPORTS digest
Texas, Wisconsin make big jumps in Top 25 Texas is ranked for the first time under coach Charlie
school goals
Youngstown City School District will use this plan to chart the course for the next three academic
Crash injures driver
Crash injures driver BOARDMAN The driver of a vehicle that was struck Tuesday morning in a crash
Youngstown school board discusses attendance, paycheck glitches
The board met in special session Tuesday.
NOTICES
NOTICES SFlbBASEBALL Ohio Glaciers 12U team — is looking for a couple players for next season’s
Packard Museum announces donation of rare ‘37 Packard now on display
Packard Museum announces donation of rare ‘37 Packard now on display
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., .1210.310.18 Aqua America, .71
Bare plates speak volumes for Hunger Action Month
Editorial: One sure-fire sign that the pace of economic recovery in the Mahoning Valley continues to crawl
Schools flunking lunch
Opinion: By Heather Moore People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals I don’t care what kids say – the
‘Star Trek’ at 50 still exploring new story lines for the big screen
Opinion: By Jake Blumgart The Philadelphia Inquirer As Gene Roddenberry’s “Star Trek” boldly passes the
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