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Students and staff spruce up the neighborhood
Nearly 40 Boardman High School students and district staff members were happy to work up a sweat on Sept. 7, to spruce up a southside Youngstown neighborhood.
Austintown Community Briefs
Audubon Society to hear Bue speak The Audubon Society of Mahoning Valley invites the public to
Miss Marchese, Mr. Carchedi plan autumn rite
POLAND Cindy Marchese and Theodore and Mary Jo Carchedi, all of Poland, are announcing the
Trolley ride gives information on Mill Creek Park
By JESSICA HARKER jharker@vindy.com Mill Creek Park put on a Fun Facts Trolley Tour on Aug.
Austintown Sports Briefs
Boys varsity golf tallies second lowest score this season The Austintown boys varsity golf team
MetroParks Farm hosts petting zoo for the Canfield Fair
By JESSICA HARKER jharker@vindy.com The MetroParks Farm ran its annual petting zoo during the
Browns beat Jets to end winless streak
Rookie QB Baker Mayfield led the Browns back from a 14-3 deficit.
Hospital among about 600 Trumbull County customers without power tonight
First Energy reported that nearly 600 customers were without power tonight in Warren, including Trumbull Memorial Hospital, which was operating on generators.
Defendant fails to follow judge's orders, now behind bars for 3 years
In April, Judge Maureen A. Sweeney gave Joseph Zaku a chance to prove he’s turned his life around, but his failure to do so landed him in prison for three years.
Lisbon cop to be arraigned Friday
A Lisbon police officer is expected to be arraigned in Mahoning County Area Court today after reports said he was arrested late Wednesday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and a felony charge of improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle.
Rocker Mellencamp debuts expansive exhibit tonight at Butler
Wearing denim bib overalls and a white T-shirt, John Mellencamp pulled up a stool and talked about his art.
Conservative Ben Stein weighs in on health care, Kavanaugh at YSU
Writer, lawyer, actor and political and economic commentator Ben Stein, a Republican with a sense of humor, favors universal health care and says it is “immoral” for a country with the wealth of the United States not to provide health care for all its citizens.
Sentencing options for Cosby include prison, jail, probation
Sentencing options for Cosby include prison, jail, probation
‘Veronica Mars’ starring Kristen Bell gets revived by Hulu
Veronica Mars has another mystery to solve.
Man sought in June 20 fatal shooting turns self in
Man sought in June 20 fatal shooting turns self in
Ohio State DE Nick Bosa has surgery, out indefinitely
Ohio State DE Nick Bosa has surgery, out indefinitely
9 people, including 7 in US illegally, die in Arizona crash
9 people, including 7 in US illegally, die in Arizona crash