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First Night: a grand finale of festivities
There’s something for the whole family at the alcohol-free event
OSU offers pesticide re-certification programs
Ohio State University Extension will offer pesticide re-certification programs over the next several weeks.
Preps at a Glance
Preps at a Glance BOYS BASKETBALL Boardman 73, Struthers 49 BOARDMAN Che Trevena led all
METRO DIGEST || Man, dog die in New Castle fire
A man and a dog died in a house fire early Saturday morning in the 400 block of Martin Street here. Officials have identified the victim as Fletcher Hudson Jr., 40.
FNY SCHEDULE
FNY SCHEDULE 20 Federal Place Opening ceremony: 4:30-4:45 Hugs the Clown: 5-8 Cirque Du
Limelights and career paths
Farmers National Bank expanded its commercial lending division with a new hire.
SOCIETY DIGEST || Luncheon will feature local chef
Bob Dellimuti, chef at DiLucia’s, will share details of how his passion for cooking became his purpose in establishing a successful business.
The Valley's Year of boom and bust
In November, General Motors announced the end of production of the Cruze at its Lordstown complex come March, throwing the plant’s final shift of about 1,500 workers out of jobs. The company has said the future of the plant and four other North American facilities, also slated to be idled, will be determined largely by the 2019 labor talks with the United Auto Workers union.
Short on solutions, long on blame in second shutdown weekend
Short on solutions, long on blame in second shutdown weekend Associated Press WASHINGTON
Therapy pony in training brings out smiles around Ohio town
By SAMANTHA ICKES The Massillon Independent NAVARRE When Frankie hopped out of the back of
Perkins, Zaccheaus lead Virginia over South Carolina
Shortly after winning the Belk Bowl and earning Virginia its first bowl victory since 2005, quarterback Bryce Perkins raised the bar.
Tragic deaths, sports probes among top 2018 stories in Ohio
2018 saw Tragic deaths, sports and church probes Associated Press COLUMBUS An investigation
publishers weekly Top 15 best-sellers for 2018
1. “Becoming” by Michelle Obama (Crown) 2. “The Meltdown (Diary of a Wimpy Kid 13” by Jeff Kinney
ON THE ALLEYS | AREA BOWLING LEAGUES
amron lanes Amron Wednesday Seniors — John Cambert 269-733, Doug Zolla 277-707, Bruce Davis
Tulane profs’ books to be city reads in Philly and New Orleans
Associated Press NEW ORLEANS Novels by two Tulane University professors have been chosen for
Blood Drives
Blood Drives MONDAY Boardman Park, Stambaugh Room, Lariccia Family Community Center, 375
Ohio 2nd in nation for opioid deaths
The (Columbus) Dispatch Despite significant decreases in heroin and prescription opioid overdoses
How to snag hotel loyalty perks
By CLAIRE TSOSIE NerdWallet Hotel loyalty benefits – such as access to room upgrades, late