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In Illinois, sign of intelligent life in the Democratic Party
Opinion: WASHINGTON If Republicans have a lick of sense, they are alarmed by a recent sign of intelligent
Democrats have a chance to scrutinize GM’s actions
Editorial: Here’s a reality check for Democrats as they take control today of the U.S. House of
Murray leads Pens to blowout of Rangers
The Penguins goalie stopped 28 shots as Pittsburgh wins seventh straight.
“Big Bang Theory” (8 p.m., CBS): The reigning champion of sitcomdom restarts its 12th
“Big Bang Theory” (8 p.m., CBS): The reigning champion of sitcomdom restarts its 12th and final
Brenda Kimble remains school board president
Kimble said with a new CEO on the horizon she hopes he or she will be willing to work with the board
Council to toughen its crackdown on city land contracts
The postponement came at the request of local community organizations
Myron Street bridge project in Hubbard to begin soon
Detour information will be posted, and one lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained.
‘Sea Horse’ at Hopewell Theatre
The Hopewell Theatre, 702 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown, will present “The Sea Horse."
New Day hire: Mike Yurcich goes from one OSU to another
New Day hire: Mike Yurcich goes from one OSU to another COLUMBUS Ohio State head football coach
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships
A New Deal that’s green
Opinion: By Norah Vawter OtherWords Lately there’s been a lot of bad news about climate change and the
New Year’s Eve TV viewership dips
New Year’s Eve TV viewership dips NEW YORK Television ratings for New Year’s Eve celebrations
Lordstown council member says she will accept that mayor can break tie votes
Lordstown council member says she will accept that mayor can break tie votes