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Warren man charged with skinning his own dog
Reports conflict on whether the dog was dead or alive at the time it was skinned.
Flexible park dedicated at site of former decaying multiplex
Residents see the park as a source of pride for the neighborhood.
LITTLE LEAGUE ROUNDUP || Poland-Canfield softball team loses
Canfield baseball team drops to losers bracket
Advocates discuss ongoing fight to free immigrants detained in ICE raids
The event was an update to the attendees on the state of immigrants rounded up by ICE officials during raids in Salem and Sandusky.
Y'town residents insulted by city's damage offer
The damage to the West Side homes was caused by a water break in December.
Marketing CEO talks creativity at third annual DOYO Live conference
Allen Gannett of TrackMaven delivered this year’s keynote address at DOYO Live.
Ravens edge Bears in defensive battle
The Ravens and Bears honored their great linebackers Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher with some defense to make them proud
14-U SOFTBALL
14-U SOFTBALL Poland/Canfield team out of contention KIRKLAND, WASH. Poland/Canfield watched
June housing sales mixed for Mahoning Valley
June housing sales were up in Mahoning County, flat in Columbiana and down in Trumbull County compared with June 2017.
Youngstown board approves settlement with city employee
She remains a city worker but at a reduced salary.
METRO DIGEST || Grants for firefighters
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, announced two grant awards totaling $188,743 to the McDonald Volunteer Fire Department.
Steel Valley Cluster show attracts thousands of 'best friends'
Chelsay Paul of Madison, Ohio, clips her champion, George, a standard poodle, Thursday at the Steel Valley Cluster dog show at Canfield Fairgrounds.
SPORTS DIGEST || Canfield's Sammarone commits to Findlay
Canfield High School senior basketball player Serena Sammarone has committed to the University of Findlay women’s basketball program.
Youngstown Tool & Die rises as growth industry
Editorial: The American tool and die industry is on course for noteworthy growth at a pace of 3 to 4 percent
SOCIETY DIGEST || National Night Out
National Night Out YOUNGSTOWN Eastside Crime Watch will host a National Night Out picnic at 4:30