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Area kids warmed by NBA player’s charity
Four siblings were among 50 youngsters who received free winter coats
Body of girl who died at US border returns to Guatemala
Body of girl who died at US border returns to Guatemala
6 hurt when car crashes into church, shatters stained glass
6 hurt when car crashes into church, shatters stained glass
White House: Trump would accept less money for border wall
White House: Trump would accept less money for border wall
Documents detail how absentee ballots gathered in NC vote
Documents detail how absentee ballots gathered in NC vote
Meghan Trainor weds actor Daryl Sabara on her 25th birthday
Meghan Trainor weds actor Daryl Sabara on her 25th birthday
Mayfield throws 3 TD passes as Browns down Bengals 26-18
Mayfield throws 3 TD passes as Browns down Bengals 26-18
New rules could close some child care businesses in Ohio
New rules could close some child care businesses in Ohio
'Aquaman' outswims 'Poppins,' 'Bumblebee' with $67.4M debut
'Aquaman' outswims 'Poppins,' 'Bumblebee' with $67.4M debut
Jennie-O recalls more than 164,000 pounds of ground turkey
Jennie-O recalls more than 164,000 pounds of ground turkey
Trump: Mattis out as of Jan. 1; deputy to be acting chief
Trump: Mattis out as of Jan. 1; deputy to be acting chief
Reservations for Boardman Park opening
Boardman Park taking reservations for 2019, will take 2020 next month.
YSU's monthly Walk with a Doc marks 1st anniversary Thursday
“Walk with a Doc,” led by the doctor of physical therapy program at Youngstown State University, celebrates its first anniversary at 9 a.m. Thursday at the center stage outside of Dillard’s at Southern Park Mall.
Japan's first modern emporer without war marks last birthday before abdicating
Japan’s Emperor Akihito, marking his 85th birthday — his last before his upcoming abdication — said he feels relieved that his reign is coming to an end without having seen his country at war and that it is important to keep telling younger people about his nation’s wartime history.
VIDEO | Bertram de Souza riffs on Tressel, Bozanich and his first ride on the new YSU bus
Vindy Editorial Page Editor Bertram de Souza offers commentary on many valley issues in this video bit.
Local veteran remembers witnessing Apollo 8 landing
The year 1968 is remembered for its unprecedented accomplishments: success of the Apollo program and the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
Poland senior kicks into gear to earn MVP in Alliance
Poland senior kicks into gear to earn MVP in Alliance By DAN HINER dhiner@vindy.com Alliance
Portman, Brown not pleased with GM’s response
U.S. Senators Sherrod Brown, D-Cleveland, and Rob Portman, R-Cincinnati, said GM executives’ Friday response to their Dec. 11 letter didn’t address their concerns and Lordstown workers “deserve better.”
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