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Amid plant closings, GM fights to keep tax credit
The president, however, wants the perk for making electric vehicles eliminated.
Ayers out, Mulvaney may be in Trump's search for chief of staff
The vice president's aide will instead lead a political action committee for the president
Youngstown neighborhood revitalization efforts thwarted
Absentee landlords often get opportunities for redemption
Democrats raise spectre of impeachment, jail for Trump
One House member says Trump was in the center of a ''massive fraud"
Mayfield outplays Newton; Browns beat Panthers
The Browns now have a winning record under their new head coach.
Macron plans major address on 'yellow vest' protests
At least 71 people were arrested in demonstrations Saturday
Poland council avoids public group home discussion
When Susan Maruca looked for a home for her aging mother, she wanted to find a place close to her own home, near her mother’s church and in a neighborhood with other retirees.
Howland will not oppose annexation at mall development
The old St. Joseph Riverside Hospital sits empty, vandalized and condemned on Tod Avenue on Warren’s West Side. St. Joe’s relocated its staff to the former Warren General Hospital on Eastland Avenue in 1996. The city has been unsuccessful in getting its current owner, Euro-American Finance Network Inc. of Leesburg, Fla., which owes back taxes, to clean it up.
Operation Fill A Cruiser collects toys for less fortunate
Standing in front of a police van they were filling with toys at Youngstown Police Department’s fourth-annual Fill A Cruiser campaign Saturday in the St. Christine Church parking lot are, from left, Youngstown Police Officer George Wallace, Deputy Kirk Mines, Lt. Frank Rutherford, Officer Melvin Johnson and Officer Michael Bodnar.
Easy Street Productions’ holiday revue hits 30 years
Back in 1989 when Easy Street Productions staged its first Chrismas revue, co-founder Todd Hancock never could have imagined that the show would become a tradition that has endured for three decades.
New Castle teen killed Sat., friend charged
A teen was accidentally shot and killed at a New Castle home on North Liberty Street early Saturday morning.
Steel industry historian to lecture
Staff report LIBERTY Steel historian Thomas E. Leary will give a presentation at 10 a.m.
Son of John York and Denise DeBartolo York dies at 35
Tony York, the second oldest son of John York and Denise DeBartolo York fo Canfield, owners of the San Francisco 49ers, has died at the age of 35.
METRO DIGEST || Holiday services
The Vindicator will publish a listing of area services open to the public in observance of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services will be published Dec. 22 on The Vindicator’s Religion page.