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Reunions & Class Notes
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ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Mom who hosted $25k prom send-off accused of fraud PHILADELPHIA A Philadelphia
US, Mexico tentatively set to replace NAFTA
Associated Press WASHINGTON Snubbing Canada, the Trump administration reached a preliminary deal
Ginobili retires with Spurs
The member of the San Antonio Spurs’ “Big 3” calls it quits after 16 NBA seasons.
Livestock project will help food bank
Livestock project will help food bank YOUNGSTOWN The 10th annual Canfield Fair Junior Fair
Vandalism reported
Vandalism reported AUSTINTOWN Police said someone reportedly spray-painted a racial slur on the
Trump pettiness threatens security of United States
Editorial: There’s a reason why security clearance is maintained for a select number of former federal
Mooney/Hoban football tickets available
Mooney/Hoban football tickets available Youngstown Tickets for Cardinal Mooney football’s game
Poland board approves memorandum with teachers
School board compensates teachers involved in building reconfiguration
Live music performances on television shows this week include:
Live music performances on television shows this week include: v Meghan Trainor: Tonight on “Jimmy
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday McDonald Village Board of Zoning Appeals, 6 p.m., meeting to discuss a variance
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Marc and Briana Chiarello, Campbell, boy, Aug. 26. John
Associated Press
Associated Press THE HAGUE, Netherlands Iran warned Monday that re-imposed U.S. sanctions would
Infielders lead Scrappers over Crosscutters
Jose Fermin and Tyler Freeman recorded back-to-back RBIs in the third to give Mahoning Valley a win.
New post office site set to open Sept. 4
New post office site set to open Sept. 4 YOUNGSTOWN The U.S. Postal Service announced a new
Trustees discuss flooding, approve purchases
Boardman trustees discussed flood relief and prevention