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MANAFORT TRIAL UPDATE | Gates, star witness against Manafort, concludes testimony
Gates, star witness against Manafort, concludes testimony
Battling 18 blazes, California may face worst fire season
Battling 18 blazes, California may face worst fire season
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships
Jay Leno will perform on Stambaugh stage in October
Jay Leno will perform on Stambaugh stage in October
YSU looking for receivers to catch on
Other than the quarterback battle, the biggest question for the Youngstown State football team will be their receiving corps heading into Week 1.
Youngstown mayor says good things happen when people eat together
Community leaders said Tuesday’s National Night Out picnic is the kind of event that brings people together and betters relations between the residents and the police who patrol their streets.
More charges expected in human-trafficking case
Authorities say Ronald Hellman is in the Mahoning County, charged with four counts of compelling prostitution as part of a human-trafficking investigation that so far has at least 80 victims.
Woman gets three years in home invasion case
The victim told her to stay away from her mother to avoid a lot of problems in her life.
2019 All-Star logo rocks
Cleveland’s rock ‘n’ roll roots will be on display for the 2019 All-Star Game.
Warren trustees sues recovery house operators
The Warren Township trustees have filed legal action against the owner of a recovery house at 4015 Leavitt Drive, saying it violates the single-family residential zoning for the neighborhood.
German beer house, restaurant to open downtown Youngstown
Christian Rinehart plans to transform an unoccupied building that was a German restaurant nearly 100 years ago into the Rhine Haus Bier Hall at 40 N. Phelps St., next door to Suzie’s Dogs and Drafts, which he also owns.
PREPS AT A GLANCE
PREPS AT A GLANCE BOYS GOLF POLAND 151, SOUTH RANGE 167, LAKEVIEW 173, JEFFERSON 202 At
Halestorm pushes boundaries on new album
By KRISTIN M. HALL Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. When four-piece hard-rock band Halestorm
Staying best friends forever
Growing up in Brackenridge, Pa., in the 1970s, I had a few, close neighborhood friends. Our small
Mayor: Niles close to getting out from under fiscal emergency
The issue is approval of a request for proposals from independent firms to develop a complete inventory of all city capital assets.
Artisan cuisine in New Castle restaurant is worth tasting
Palate, nestled in the corner of the unassuming Westgate Plaza, opened in May 2017 by the restaurant’s co-owner and chef, Sam Michael. Michael, a native of Philadelphia, worked in his parents’ bakery and pizza shop as a young man.
Shaker Woods craft fest to return
Staff report COLUMBIANA The annual Shaker Woods Festival, a nationally recognized craft show and
Man may regret wisecracks to cops
Martin D. Halstead, 26, of South Park Drive in Brookfield was charged with a stop-sign violation and driving under suspension early Tuesday, but he could be looking at felonies if substances he’s accused of throwing from his car test positive for drugs.
Warren man grateful officers found him replacement for stolen wheelchair
Frank Drummond, 79, has been having a lot of medical problems recently and experienced another setback Tuesday morning when he discovered his wheelchair had been stolen from his yard.