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Clauida Hoerig says she’s sick but won’t let trial be moved back
Hoerig told the judge she is having problems with dizziness.
Cleveland blanks Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia
Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles threw two interceptions and Philadelphia’s starting offense struggled.
Judge in Sebring lead-notification case to bar ‘mistake’ defense
The judge in the James Bates lead-notification case has ruled that jurors will not be instructed that the former Sebring water department operator can be found not guilty because his failure to notify Sebring water customers of high lead levels was a “mistake of fact.”
Poland escapes Marlington with a win
The thoughts of Poland football coach Ryan Williams ranged from unprintable to unadulterated joy
Neighbor’s report results in grandpa’s domestic violence arrest
Township police were sent to Argyle Avenue after a neighbor accused a grandfather of abusing his grandson in the front yard.
Meyer survives a scandal that ousts a lesser coach
Urban Meyer may have weathered scandal at Ohio State, but not without a lasting stain.
Crude and without wit, puppet film tarnishes Henson Company Sad ‘Happytime’
‘The Happytime Murders’ Grade: 1 star (out of 4) Rating: R for strong crude and sexual content
SPORTS digest
Frank sets Tippecanoe Country Club record Canfield Garett Frank shot 64 on Thursday at
Celebrity stylist to return to salon
Staff report CANFIELD New York-based celebrity hairstylist Mia Santiago, a Youngstown native,
Latest NJ online sports betting site goes live
By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. PlaySugarHouse.com launched online sports
Scrappers, Pujols edge Black Bears
Henry Pujols’ RBI double clinches the Scrappers fourth straight win.
Woman seeks compensation from county after basement flooded with sewage
Clogged pipes in the county’s system caused the damage, she said.
Judge denies county’s attempt to dismiss claims in Desmond lawsuit
Martin Desmond’s 22-count civil will proceed as filed.
METRO DIGEST || Recognizing ODOT
Recognizing ODOT YOUNGSTOWN Liberty will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 p.m. today at
West Side man found guilty of dealing heroin, fentanyl
Corey Floyd could face up to eight years in prison
Liberty welcomes new patrolman
Patrolman Christopher Walla of Poland was sworn in by Girard Municipal Judge Jeff Adler at the township administration building Thursday afternoon.
Struthers food pantry addresses needs of school community
Dakota Kuhley, back, and Elijah Dixon straighten boxes on the shelves of the Struthers Middle School’s food pantry. The pantry provides food for students whose families are in need.
Canfield Community Briefs
MVYP August 2018 Volunteer Opportunity The Mahoning Valley Young Professionals 2018 volunteer
Baseball has a no-comfort zone
Opinion: By Peter Funt Cagle Cartoons In a recent discussion with a Major League pitching coach about