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Garden Forum awards three scholarships

Garden Forum awards three scholarships YOUNGSTOWN The Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown


YEARS AGO FOR SEPT. 17

Today is Monday, Sept. 17, the 260th day of 2018. There are 105 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Shark attack victim was outdoorsman

Associated Press WELLFLEET, Mass. A 26-year-old man who was killed in a shark attack off a Cape


TRUMBULL COURTS

COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses David J. Miller Jr., 24, of Middlefield, and Susan L.


The top five global concert tours for the most recent one-week sales period, ranked by average box

The top five global concert tours for the most recent one-week sales period, ranked by average box


PREPS

PREPS WEEKEND RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Cardinal Mooney 0, Kidron Central Christian 0


Wyo. county pulls funds as bank alters fossil fuel stance

Wyo. county pulls funds as bank alters fossil fuel stance GREEN RIVER, Wyo. A county in Wyoming


Wean Foundation had a busy third quarter

The foundation made community investment awards, continued resident engagement and hired an employee


Violence meets well-traveled reporter in hometown

Over four decades with The Associated Press, I have many times thrown clothes into a bag, withdrawn a wad of cash, and stuffed my laptop case with notebooks and pens before rushing by car or plane to a terrible event in someone else’s hometown, state or country.


Chiefs’ Mahomes torches Steelers secondary

Young quarterback strikes for 6 TDs


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Documents cast light on Sebring water ‘blame game’

James Bates says the Sebring water crisis, which came about just as the Flint, Mich., water crisis reached full bloom, left him “hung out to dry.”


Bhutanese refugees work to keep their culture alive

Refugees forced from their homes in the Asian kingdom of Bhutan have been working to create a new home in northeastern Ohio while also forming a community aimed at preserving their Bhutanese heritage.


Police, fire recruits quizzed about sex lives in application

Police and fire recruits in Cincinnati are being asked about their sexual history as part of an attempt to evaluate character, according to records obtained by The Cincinnati Enquirer.


State: Grants to help protect firefighters from hazards

State officials say $426,000 in grants aimed at protecting firefighters from carcinogens and other health hazards is being shared by 40 fire departments in Ohio.


AROUND THE NFL Recaps of Sunday’s other games

AFC Jaguars 31, Patriots 20 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Blake Bortles threw four touchdown passes,


NFL LOCALS How the Valley’s players performed in Week 2

CHICAGO BEARS James Daniels, C, Warren Harding: Chicago hosts Seattle tonight. Danny Trevathan,


Pirates thwart Brewers’ rally for win

Williams earned his 13th win


‘Risk to life is rising’ Tens of thousands ordered evacuated as fears of historic flooding grow

Associated Press WILMINGTON, N.C. Catastrophic flooding from Florence spread across the


Agenda Tuesday

Agenda Tuesday District 6 Public Works Integrating Committee, 9 a.m., Eastgate Regional Council of


Officials probe fires

Officials probe fires YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown Fire Department personnel are investigating the


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