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Ursuline’s Tsudis, Hoang pooled talents for tourney
Vy Hoang and Lexi Tsudis were singles players on the Ursuline girls tennis team prior to the season.
Canfield duo, singles player state-bound
Seniors Cece Economus and Sydney Cianciola will compete as a doubles team while sophomore Anna Kan will compete in singles.
$31 million Shepherd of the Valley facility to open 2020
About 200 jobs will be created by the retirement facility.
Ebony Lifeline Sports Hall of Fame to induct 16 in Class of 2018
The 22nd Ebony Lifeline Sports Hall of Fame banquet is set for Friday.
SPORTS DIGEST || Bohannon, YSU hoops ranked 9th in HL poll
Youngstown State sophomore Naz Bohannon was voted the Preseason All-Horizon League Second-Team, and the YSU men’s basketball was predicted to finish ninth after a vote of the league’s head coaches, athletics communications directors and selected media.
Youngstown council extends the time downtown hotel owners have to repay a loan
The company received a $2,050,000 no-interest loan from the city in December 2016
WEDNESDAY’s HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENTS DIVISION I At Alliance High School North Canton Hoover 25-20-25-25,
Port authority continues to look for commercial airline opportunities
WRPA director will attend airline industry conference
Hopewell Theatre enters ‘The Twilight Zone’
IF YOU GO What: “The Twilight Zone” When: 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and Oct. 26 and 27; and 2
Library renovation is in its beginning phases
The library is seeking the community’s input on what people would like to see included in the building “to help make the main library as attractive and responsive to the community as possible.”
New lighting at Youngstown Playhouse
The Youngstown Playhouse has added lights to its parking lot and also installed decorative lights that bath the building facade in color.
Urban’s new album, tour has female presence
On Keith Urban’s newest record, “Graffiti U,” female collaborators are featured on many of the tracks both as songwriters and duet partners.
Warren neighbors help cops arrest attempted burglar
An officer spotted the suspect, later identified as Jermaine L. Mobley, 46, of Fifth Avenue in Youngstown and arrested him after a short foot chase.
Poland village business owners discuss crime and clutter
Councilwoman Leah Wilson suggested increasing police presence “until we discourage whatever is happening.”
Commissioners hire transit administrator, want to meet with new his new bosses
Commissioner Frank Fuda said he was voting yes to hire Salamone because Salamone has the needed qualifications.
Niles recovery plan approved for fiscal commission review
The Financial Planning and Supervision Commission meets meets Oct. 31 to review the recovery plan.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Mixer, wine event
The Boardman Civic Association will host its Business Mixer and Wine Tasting event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30 at Magic Tree Pub & Eatery on South Avenue.
Sen. Sherrod Brown is being challenged in his re-election by Rep. Jim Renacci
Brown says he’s done much for the Valley while Renacci says the incumbent has done nothing
Today is Thursday, Oct. 18, the 291st day of 2018. There are 74 days left in the year.
Today is Thursday, Oct. 18, the 291st day of 2018. There are 74 days left in the year. Associated
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Toddler shreds more than $1,000 in cash HOLLADAY, Utah A toddler in Utah was a