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TSUNAMI: Indonesia death toll rises to 62
The bass player and road manager of a band playing on the beach were found dead, while four other members of their group remained missing after the stage heaved foward into the audience.
Donate coats for kids
Top Flite Financial and Home Builders and Remodelers Association of the Valley donated 29 coats to Liberty’s Guy Junior High School students this week.
LORDSTOWN CLOSING | Senators blast GM's response to queries
LORDSTOWN CLOSING | Senators blast GM's response to queries
Federal shutdown has begun
A partial federal shutdown took hold early today after Democrats refused to meet President Donald Trump’s demands for $5 billion to start erecting his cherished Mexican border wall, a chaotic postscript for Republicans in the waning days of their two-year reign controlling government.
Bulldogs dominate from start to finish against Indians
Dan Kramer scored a game-high 21 points and 11 players scored as Poland knocked Girard from the ranks of the undefeated.
Retired autoworkers send letter to President Trump
“A lot of our members believed in what you said,” the local autoworkers told the president.
Third suspect charged in New Castle triple slaying
The arrest comes after a confidential informant provided new details on the Oct. 16 shooting deaths.
Huff makes Lakeview go against Niles
Carter Huff played the role of facilitator well in helping the Bulldogs to a 68-41 victory.
Devils slow Springfield, but Tigers stay perfect
Next to using all-out stalling tactics, there aren’t many formulas that work against the undefeated Springfield Tigers.
Kasich signs bill toughening laws to thwart ‘revenge porn’
The new law bans the sharing of private sexual images and punishes people who distribute sexually explicit images for the purposes of harassment.
SPORTS DIGEST || Phantoms announce multiple roster changes
The Youngstown Phantoms (10-11-0-3, 23 pts.) have announced four roster moves as the Phantoms head on holiday break.
Arrests made in Campbell car break-ins
Campbell police found a gun, marijuana and a stash of stolen items in the car of two men.
FRIDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BOYS BASKETBALL Mineral Ridge 94, McDonald 88 MCDONALD The Rams’ Jordan Zupko scored a game-
House Bill 500 provision originated in Boardman
The bill will permit townships and municipalities to set aside money for capital improvement projects.
With ‘Second Act,’ star makes her own opportunity
LIFE WITH LOPEZ With ‘Second Act,’ star makes her own opportunity By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film
How do trees grow out of boulders?
As we hiked through the Old Man Cave Gorge Trail at Hocking Hills near Logan, Ohio, I’m always amazed by the trees growing out of and around large boulders. It is simply amazing and makes me wonder how they can do that.
Traditional fare rules at holidays
By JONATHAN LANDRUM Jr. AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for
Sharon rape fugitive arrested in Warren
Jihaad A. Harrison, 19, of Sharon, faces felony counts of rape, kidnapping, aggravated assault and strangulation in Mercer County court.