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Corner kick gets Howland off to fast start

Pano Gentis scored twice in the Tigers’ 4-0 victory over Poland.

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Judge denies temporary restraining order to opponents of TJX project

The case will proceed to a Sept. 11 permanent injunction hearing.

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Pelini excited about his team

New faces will be seen on and off the field as YSU opens against Butler.

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ACTION presents ordinance to fight predatory land contracts

The legislation would require property owners to alert the city to the contract, undergo an inspection and earn a “certificate of compliance” through the department of Property Code Enforcement and Demolition before being cleared for rental.


Crosscutters shutout Scrappers

The Mahoning Valley Scrappers managed only two hits in their 8-0 loss to the Williamsport.


Community members invited to ‘Light Up the Night’ in honor of overdose victims

Overdose awareness event is Friday at Unitarian Universalist Church of Youngstown.


‘Cookie’ fans 11 in Tribe victory

Carlos Carrasco struck out 11 and withstood another scary Minnesota line drive.


Ex-Mahoning County auditor is no longer on probation

He was found guilty in 2016 of two counts of illegally using county computers.


Woman dead in Austintown crash into house

Austintown police confirmed a woman was killed when her vehicle hit an Evans Avenue home Tuesday afternoon.


Mayfield eager for start against Lions

Rookie expected to play first half in Detroit


Art shows to open at McDonough

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The McDonough Museum of Art, on the campus of Youngstown State


Posts can spur envy of your good time

I missed the Florida Georgia Line concert in Youngstown a few weeks ago. Feeling bummed, I started


Kingsley had a good reason for playing Eichmann in ‘Operation Finale’ It could happen again

By JOHN CARUCCI Associated Press NEW YORK Ben Kingsley said he didn’t portray Adolf Eichmann


Officer Justin Leo Memorial Bridge renaming ceremony on Labor Day

The Girard-McDonald viaduct will officially be renamed the Officer Justin Leo Memorial Bridge on Monday, and before the dedication ceremony there will be a free 2-mile run/walk event through downtown Girard in honor of the slain officer.


Recent flooding adds immediacy to National Preparedness Month

EMA Director Dennis O’Hara advises local residents to purchase insurance and create preparedness kits.


Proceedings to determine sex-offender designation for Trumbull rapist

James C. Rensel, 60, will appear before Judge W. Wyatt McKay of Trumbull County Common Pleas Court today for a hearing regarding the sex-offender registration requirements he will have when he leaves prison Sept. 17.


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Project Power Play aims to grow dek hockey in Valley

Alex Roessler of the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation, center, lays plastic dek tiles at Mill Creek Park’s old ice skating rink Tuesday morning. The new dek rink is the outdoor version of ice hockey and can be used all year. It is expected to be fully operational in 2019.


Trumbull County administrator not expected to return for final two weeks

Trumbull County administrator not expected to return for final two weeks


The top five albums on the iTunes Store for the most recent one-week sales period:

The top five albums on the iTunes Store for the most recent one-week sales period: v “Sweetener”:


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Warren cafe offers smoothies, wraps, salads and more

By REBECCA S. NIEMINEN IF YOU GO Where: Beautiful Whirl’d, 141 W. Market St.,


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