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METRO DIGEST || Coffee With a Cop
Coffee With a Cop LIBERTY Liberty Township Police Department will host the national program
School bus driver reportedly injured in assault by parent
A Youngstown schools bus driver was injured Wednesday when attacked by a parent who tried to board a disabled bus to get his children.
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
CORRECTION
CORRECTION Poland resident Phillip Pillin says the Poland Municipal Forest Board is required to
Trump: I’d ‘certainly prefer not’ to fire Rosenstein
President may delay meeting Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump said Wednesday
Rouhani says Iran doesn’t want war with United States
Associated Press UNITED NATIONS Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday his country
Make-or-break Senate hearing begins today for Kavanaugh, accuser HIGH DRAMA
Associated Press WASHINGTON With high drama in the making, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
Cruz takes unlikely role as bulwark of stability
Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas Ted Cruz is talking again about chaos in Washington, only this
'Annapurna' on stage at the Playhouse for 6 performances
The Youngstown Playhouse will present “Annapurna” for six weekend performances, beginning Friday.
Oktoberfest this weekend downtown
The Oktoberfest tradition, with German beer, music and dance, will come to downtown this weekend.
YSU, University of Akron pair up for Keyboard Fest
Youngstown State University’s Dana School of Music has announced a collaborative piano festival – The Northeast Ohio Keyboard Festival – with the University of Akron
Y'town schools bus drivers assaulted
A Youngstown schools bus driver was injured Wednesday when attacked by a parent who tried to board a disabled bus to get his children, which isn’t permitted, according to schools spokeswoman Denise Dick.
Better grades will come, Mohip tells council's education committee
Youngstown City Schools CEO Krish Mohip said he is expecting better state report card grades in the coming years.
Time Capsule Toys marking one year of flashbacks to childhood
Time Capsule Toys on North Market Street has been providing nostalgia and childhood flashbacks with its vintage toys for almost a year.
CCA earns award as best halfway house program in Ohio
Community Corrections Association CEO David Stillwagon said people who complete his organization’s halfway house program reoffend at a lower rate than state and national averages.
Prosecutors tell court phone data collected legally in conviction of Austin Burke
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 cell phone tracking technology isn’t a reason to overturn Burke’s convictions.