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Library hosts Baby Brilliant story time
The Canfield library hosted Baby Brilliant: Bonding with Babies and Books for children ages 6-23 months on Aug. 2.
Marching Band shows off skills for Parent Preview Night
After a summer of work the Austintown Marching Band showed off their skills for the first time at Parent Preview Night on Aug. 23.
Summer tours Showcase farm
By JESSICA HARKER jharker@vindy.com The Mill Creek MetroParks Farms hosted their weekly
Boardman cross country takes first
Boardman’s Mitchel Dunham raced to a first place finish, outpacing 225 competitors, to lead Boardman
Link Leaders welcome new Spartans
Boardman High School hosted its eighth annual Link Leader freshman orientation on Aug. 22.
Trot with your Tot at Mill Creek Park
By JESSICA HARKER jharker@vindy.com On July 31, the Mill Creek Park program Trot with your
Dry pantry helps fill community need
Poland Presbyterian Church hosted its monthly paper goods pantry on Aug. 20.
3 indicted in death of woman found cut up, dissolved in freezer
An indictment issued Thursday said the body of a woman found in a freezer last summer had been cut up and dissolved in acid before it was found.
13 detained in Salem immigration raid facing federal indictment
Thirteen people detained in the raids carried out by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement at the Fresh Mark plant in Salem this year are federally indicted on immigration-related offenses.
Administrator, transit jobs shouldn't be combined after all, Polivka says
Trumbull County Commissioner Dan Polivka said he now realizes that Trumbull County Transit administrator is a full-time job and shouldn’t be combined with county administrator’s duties.
Beniston asks court to force Mayor Brown to sign her settlement
The Youngstown Board of Control approved a settlement with a city employee on Aug. 2, but the mayor has yet to approve it, according to a motion filed in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court this week.
'Stay firm," Hubbbard trustee urges injection well opponents tonight
Hubbard people are “tough.” They kept out a demolition debris landfill through years of fighting, and they will do the same for an injection well proposed for the southeast corner of state Routes 80 and 7, said Hubbard Township Trustee Rick Hernandez.
Renowned modern dance icon Paul Taylor dead at 88
Paul Taylor, a towering figure in American modern dance who, in a career that spanned more than six decades, created a vast body of work that reflected both the giddy highs and the depraved lows of the human condition, has died.
Trump to sign executive order on retirement security Friday
Trump to sign executive order on retirement security Friday
4 dead after small civilian plane crashes on Air Force base
4 dead after small civilian plane crashes on Air Force base
3 arrested in gun incident at San Francisco school
3 arrested in gun incident at San Francisco school
Kaepernick’s grievance against NFL moving to trial
An arbitrator is sending Colin Kaepernick’s grievance with the NFL to trial, denying the league’s request to throw out the quarterback’s claims that owners conspired to keep him out of the league because of his protests of social injustice.
Travelers to Hawaii's Big Island drop 12.7 percent in July
Travelers to Hawaii's Big Island drop 12.7 percent in July