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Rich Curtician of Greenville, Pa., an instructor at The Canine Campus’ service animal training class The Together Journey in Hubbard, offers his service dog Mitch ...
Stories published July 29, 2017
Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Desert Storm vet tells Youngstown Pride Fest attendees when, why he became activist
Maj. Stephen Snyder-Hill likely will never forget the day in September 2011 during a Republican presidential debate when he became a civil-rights activist after having posed a controversial question to then-2012 presidential hopeful Rick Santorum.
Youngstown library class teaches kids how to program computers
Computer-literate young people learned the basics of computer coding, or programming, during an intense, but fun, hands-on, hour-long class Saturday at the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County.
Pasquale and Carolyn Camuso celebrate 60th
Pasquale and Carolyn Camuso celebrate 60th
Youngstown mayor urges Trump to reverse transgender military ban
‘Every qualified and able-bodied transgender individual should be allowed to serve,’ the mayor wrote.
Taylor goes 4 for 4 with 5 RBIs in Scrappers’ rout
Samad Taylor provided all the offense the Scrappers needed.
It’s World Series time again for Poland girls
Poland is making a second straight trip to the tournament in Kirkland, Wash.
Meranto takes superintendent position
Hunter included in his email that Meranto was, in fact, interviewed by the board, however, Meranto said he merely had a conversation with the board, not an official interview
Multi-Tiered Support System to help Youngstown students
“We realize for some of those students, getting that extra assistance has been very helpful. However, if they don’t have a disability, they should be back in general population,” a county education consultant said.
Assion steps down as Jackson-Milton’s football coach
Jackson-Milton’s football coach resigned from his post with the regular season less than a month away
Scrappers to announce design winner Monday
Scrappers to announce design winner Monday boardman The Mahoning Valley Scrappers players will
Warren man enjoys helping his downtown neighborhood look nice
“There’s a lot of elderly people who need help,” he said. “They have a lot of pride in their places, but they just can’t get out and do it. It’s more fun for me than making money.”
Kids meet beloved author Rosemary Wells at Stambaugh Auditorium
The author and illustrator behind Max & Ruby came to Youngstown to celebrate area children’s reading achievements.
Ramirez, Brantley, Santana homer as Tribe routs Sox
Jose Ramirez had four hits, including a homer, Carlos Santana and Michael Brantley also homered.
Judge in Howland murder case OKs motion
Hamad’s new attorneys cited different case law to bolster their argument.
Connor wants to be another rookie running back
There were no tears when James Conner arrived at Saint Vincent College
Film recaptures the fear that gripped New Yorkers 40 years ago ‘Son of Sam’ summer
By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK Geraldo Rivera dates the low point in modern New
Mom sentenced for overdose of her children seeks early release from prison
A young mother convicted of two counts of felony child endangering after her children, age 21 months and 9 months, had to be revived with the overdose drug naloxone Feb. 2, 2016, is asking to be released early from prison.
Bond set for man charged in YSU groping incident
Dorian Warner, 25, who gave addresses for homeless shelters in Youngstown and Cleveland, was arraigned Friday
Despite following rules, asked to leave
Rich Curtician of Greenville, Pa., an instructor at The Canine Campus’ service animal training class The Together Journey in Hubbard, offers his service dog Mitch a treat. Curtician picked Mitch out of a litter of Labrador retrievers the day he was born and put him into the class at 9 weeks old. A service animal is allowed to be with their handler in any public space frequented by people.
What do you say to your Scout?
Opinion: By Heidi Stevens Chicago Tribune Now that President Donald Trump has had his fun with the Boy
Trump may go on a pardon-fest
Opinion: By Jonathan Bernstein Bloomberg View Donald Trump – who seemed to be trying to intimidate the
How is Trump doing?
Opinion: By Bart Chilton Tribune News Service Now that we’re six months into the presidency of Donald
Tireless investigation needed to prevent repeat of ride tragedy
Editorial: Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich did not mince words in his description of this week’s deadly ride accident
Man not allowed to have a gun racks up fourth gun arrest in three years
Is out on bond for weapons charge
Consumer spending continues to fuel growth
Associated Press WASHINGTON The U.S. economy revved up this spring after a weak start to the
washington Trump ousts Priebus as chief of staff
Associated Press WASHINGTON His White House in turmoil, President Donald Trump abruptly
Doctors would report opioid diagnosis codes under deal
Doctors would report opioid diagnosis codes under deal COLUMBUS Ohio doctors have reached a
Coroner IDs man found in minivan
Coroner IDs man found in minivan WARREN The Trumbull County coroner has identified the man found
S. Korea to deploy US strategic military assets
Associated Press PYONGYANG, North Korea South Korea says it will deploy strategic U.S. military
State fair reopens kiddie, other low-impact rides
Associated Press COLUMBUS Rides at the Ohio State Fair’s Kiddieland and some elsewhere in the
FirstEnergy releases second-quarter earnings
FirstEnergy Corp. reported second-quarter 2017 earnings of $174 million on revenue of $3.3 billion.
GOP blame game begins after health bill crash
Associated Press WASHINGTON The resounding Senate crash of the seven-year Republican drive to
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Disco Inferno, 5:30 p.m.: It will be fun times when this ’70s disco
POLICE CALLS IN GIRARD, LIBERTY, HUBBARD
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty:
House moves to extend Veterans Choice program
Associated Press WASHINGTON The House overwhelmingly approved a $3.9 billion emergency spending
record reviews
record reviews Arcade Fire Album: “Everything Now” Grade: A Arcade Fire are darkly happy-go-
Vacation blackout hits North Carolina islands
Associated Press A man-made power outage – not an approaching hurricane – forced 10,000 tourists
METRO DIGEST || Warren woman killed in crash
Woman killed WARREN A 20-year-old Warren woman was killed in a crash on state Route 5 in Paris
Raeanne Gould, Joshua Brantley to wed Aug. 25
Raeanne Gould, Joshua Brantley to wed Aug. 25
Mary Yuhas and Brandon Huff to marry Aug. 5
Mary Yuhas and Brandon Huff to marry Aug. 5
George Clooney threatens prosecution over pics of twins
George Clooney threatens prosecution over pics of twins George Clooney says photographers who
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Christopher and Elizabeth Miller, Canfield, boy, July 27.
Justice, Fossaceca wedding set for this afternoon
Justice, Fossaceca wedding set for this afternoon
Right to protest is inviolate
Opinion: Lima News: The discussion about “buffer zones” outside abortion clinics has nothing to do about the
SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS
SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: TBA NBC’s “Meet
Tina Cascarelli, Matthew Azam are engaged
Tina Cascarelli, Matthew Azam are engaged
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jerry L. Hunt, 63, of 207 Boardman Blvd., Boardman,
PUCO recommends surcharges to help Youngstown Thermal
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s staff has recommended surcharges for Youngstown Thermal customers that the board of commissions will review on Wednesday
sandlot roundup | Friday’s games
BASEBALL COLT 15-U EAST ZONE CHAMPIONSHIP Knightline 13, Greensboro White 8 Knightline 11,
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Schedule
Redeemer Lutheran Church: 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesday through Friday. Wednesday and Thursday will take
BUSINESS DIGEST ||
BryceAUCTION expands reach YOUNGSTOWN ByceAUCTION has expanded into Columbus with the addition
Hundreds savor Serbian culture at annual Youngstown festival
Patrons at the 85th annual Serbian Day picnic and festival at Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church on Youngstown's West Side enjoy the music of Orkestar Braco. The picnic took place Sunday. PHOTO BY NIKOS FRAZIER