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The Inn at Poland Way celebrates their resident fathers
By ZACK SHVIELY zshively@vindy.com The Inn at the Poland Way hosted their first Father’s Day
Plans scrapped for Italian restaurant at new hotel
Plans to bring Italian restaurant YOSTERIA to the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel downtown are no more.
Hubbard couple transform Downtown Cafe into grille and tavern
It was Dave Matanin’s dream to own a restaurant and bar, and with the opening of Matanin’s Eagle Grille and Tavern on 29 N. Main St. that dream has become a reality.
Lake Erie forecast is for smaller, significant algae bloom
Lake Erie forecast is for smaller, significant algae bloom
Marshals arrest one of two men sought in fatal shooting
Marshals arrest one of two men sought in fatal shooting
East Palestine superintendent named to top ESC post
East Palestine superintendent named to top ESC post
Clark beats Butler in playoff for last Greatest boys spot; Horvath grabs girls spot
The sixth qualifier of the Greatest Golfer of the Valley junior series teed off today at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course in Hermitage.
Report says fire at Market Street building was arson
Report says fire at Market Street building was arson
DNA tests link remains to Akron teen who went missing in 1974
DNA tests have confirmed that remains found in an unmarked grave in Cleveland belong to a 17-year-old girl who went missing 44 years ago.
Ex-athletes: Creepy people, lewd atmosphere at Ohio State
It was no secret that a team doctor now being investigated for sexually abusing male athletes decades ago at Ohio State University liked to linger in the showers alongside those athletes.
Government probing "new information" in Emmett Till slaying
The federal government has reopened its investigation into the slaying of Emmett Till
Pair facing charges after early morning traffic stop
Pair face charges after early moring traffic stop
Big Island officials discuss housing plans after lava flows
Construction shouldn't be prohibited in lava zones without compensating property owners for the lost use of their lands, Big Island Mayor Harry Kim said.
Los Angeles Zoo's new western lowland gorilla to make debut
A female western lowland gorilla is making her debut at the Los Angeles Zoo.
Officials seek public's help in locating pair sought in June 20 shooting death
Officials seek public's help in locating pair sought in June 20 shooting death
US says all eligible youngest children, families reunited
The Trump administration says all eligible small children separated from their families as a result of its zero-tolerance immigration policy have been reunited with their parents.
Trump's claim that NATO will boost defense spending disputed
In a chaotic 28 hours at NATO, President Donald Trump disparaged longtime allies, cast doubt on his commitment to the mutual-defense organization and sent the 29-member pact into frenzied emergency session.