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Multiple people killed in mass shooting in Jacksonville

One suspect at the gaming tournament was reported shot and killed


Square’s interception seals Valley Christian win against Campbell

The Valley Christian needed one defensive stop


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Report details factors that weren’t taken for consideration in initial Loraine Lynn case.

A complaint to Liberty police reveals details in the botched investigation. The victim's sister will drive from Florida to address her concerns to trustees at their next regular evening meeting Sept. 17.


JFK’s late gamble pays off for win

Marantis hits Williamson for winning TD


The event is named for a Canfield High School grad

JD’s Summer Songfest Saturday drew several hundred acoustic fans to Youngstown’s downtown


Giveaways tumble Ursuline

Benedictine took advantage of Irish fumbles


Neighborhood leader grows successful block watch in face of violence, crime

Victoria Allen founded the ICU Block Watch hoping that open communication and monthly meetings might be a catalyst for neighborhood improvement.


SPORTS DIGEST || YSU volleyball tops NJIT, Bucknell

Youngstown State’s volleyball team picked up two victories on Saturday at the Bucknell Invitational.


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Volunteers pitch in to clean up, beautify Lincoln Park walkway

A mere matter of hours was all that was needed to transform a long-abandoned walkway from an overgrown, trash-strewn eyesore to an area that promises to be a green oasis.


HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE

SATURDAY’S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA SCORES Cleveland Benedictine 35, Ursuline 0 Valley


September events raise awareness of ovarian cancer, symptoms

September — National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month — brings several local events sponsored by the Rose Mary Flanagan Ovarian Cancer Foundation aimed at raising awareness of the deadly disease and the need for early detection for a better chance of survival.


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Valley native co-founds piano bar that has quickly become a ... Hollywood hotspot

One of the hottest new nightspots in Hollywood is Tramp Stamp Granny’s, a New York-style piano bar that has been drawing actors and celebrities for sing-alongs ever since it opened.


Allgaier’s top rivals tap out to clear path to win

Tifft finishes second in Xfinity race


Runners TO YOUR MARKS … Upcoming races & walks

SEPTEMBER 23 — Lordstown Apple Cider Festival 5K Race/Walk begins at 10 a.m. Advance registration


Gordon cleared to practice, slowed by hamstring

WR might not play against Steelers on Sept. 9


Job Opportunities’ job fair Sept. 20

The Organizacion Civica y Cultural Hispana Americana, 3600 Shirley Road, is the site of the fall job fair known as “Job Opportunities.”


METRO DIGEST || Meeting on proposed Injection wells

A town-hall meeting is set for 7 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at Brentford House, 737 Myron St., to discuss proposed Hubbard, Brookfield, Vienna and North Lima injection wells.


METRO DIGEST || Pedestrian struck on 224

Pedestrian struck on 224 BOARDMAN A vehicle struck a 17-year-old male while he was crossing U.S.


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New rides abound at 172nd Canfield Fair

A worker washes the Tornado ride at the 172nd Canfield Fair, which opens Wednesday.


Sorority to host ‘Divas of Distinction Gala’

Staff report BOARDMAN The members of the Youngstown Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta


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