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Ex-Smith Township police chief guilty of $10k theft
A jury found John Siranovic guilty of stealing about $10,000 from the Smith Township Police Department’s evidence locker.
Austintown family traps, ties up intruder
The family set a trap for a man they believed broke into their home three times in four days.
Youngstown Symphony bringing Mozart to life
YSO will mark a historical milestone with a fresh approach at Saturday's season-opening concert.
PREPS AT A GLANCE
PREPS AT A GLANCE WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS GIRLS SOCCER Canfield 3, Boardman 1 CANFIELD Ellie
Struthers council remembers local woman killed in crash
Road resurfacing and sealing projects for the summer should be complete by Friday, the mayor said.
Natural-hair event organized by local entrepreneur Saturday at YSU
“The Mane Event” promotes natural-hair care and wellness.
Prosecutors say high court ruling doesn’t overturn Bristol murder conviction
Trumbull County prosecutors responded Wednesday to an appeal filed by an attorney for convicted murderer Austin Burke, saying a June U.S. Supreme Court ruling on cellphone-tracking technology isn’t a reason to overturn Burke’s convictions.
State recognizes CCA for halfway-house program
Those who complete CCA’s halfway-house program reoffend at rates below than state and national averages.
Trump admits influence of allegations against him
An agitated President Donald Trump acknowledged Wednesday that past accusations of sexual misconduct against him have influenced the way he views similar allegations his Supreme Court nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, who was set to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee today about multiple accusations.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Oregon judge won’t allow animals to sue PORTLAND, Ore. A judge has tossed a
Congress passes spending legislation
Congress passes spending legislation WASHINGTON Congress has approved a bill keeping the
Review: No widespread changes in state gun laws after shootings
Associated Press Shortly after last year’s shooting massacre on the Las Vegas strip, Ohio Gov.
Fall bug invasion
Fall bug invasion It’s a good idea to avoid insect invasions in your home through installing door
Mushy roots mean nematodes
Q. My onions look terrible. What’s wrong with them? Bob from Ellsworth A. Bob brought in onions
Fall Classic Fest on tap
Staff report GARRETTSVILLE Nelson Ledges Quarry Park presents Fall Classic Fest on Oct. 12-14,
Pond flourishes with management plans
By Haley Shoemaker OSU Extension If you’ve ever watched the “Andy Griffith” Show, you can
Niles police captain pleads not guilty
Niles police captain pleads not guilty WARREN Niles police Capt. Robert P. Miketa II, 41,