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ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Funeral director who took corpse photos gets probation EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. A
TJX project update
TJX project update LORDSTOWN State Sen. Sean O’Brien of Bazetta, D-32nd, and U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 16, the 289th day of 2018. There are 76 days left in the year.
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 16, the 289th day of 2018. There are 76 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Live music performances on television shows this week include:
Live music performances on television shows this week include: v St. Vincent: Tonight on “Jimmy
BIRTHS
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Brandy Whitman and Dillon Crumpton, Girard, boy, Oct. 14.
Reunions & Class Notes
Austintown Fitch High School Class of 1956 will meet for its monthly breakfast at 9 a.m. Thursday at
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Brookfield school board, 7 p.m., school auditorium, 614 Bedford Road.
Steelers’ focus is not on Bell’s return
Team trying to move on from running back’s volunteered absence
Mooney blasts Struthers in soccer match
By BOB ETTINGER sports@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Holding onto the ball is something every soccer team tries to do in some capacity or another. The Cardinal Mooney girls, however, have put their own twist on the strategy and used it to perfection in Monday’s 16-0 victory over Struthers in a Division II sectional semifinal at Farmer’s National Bank Field.
3D breast imaging improves accuracy
YOUNGSTOWN Dr. Jonah Moon uses a loaf of bread analogy when describing how impactful 3D imaging has become to breast cancer screening.
Hubbard council approves pay raises for mayor, law director
Hubbard council approves pay raises for mayor, law director
Ohio says now-closed Weathersfield injection well may reopen later
Ohio says now-closed Weathersfield injection well may reopen later
Youngstown police investigating South Side shooting
Youngstown police investigating South Side shooting
Nonprofit law firm sues S.C. real-estate company
YOUNGSTOWN Community Legal Aid, a nonprofit law firm serving low-income communities, filed a lawsuit against Vision Property Management accusing the real-estate management company of fraud, breach of contract and predatory sales practices. The lawsuit filed Monday alleges 18 counts of illegal actions against Vision, its subsidiary companies and its leadership.