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Man gets two years for leading cops on chase

Judge Krichbaum ignored recommendations for probation.


Michael McDonald coming to Stambaugh

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Michael McDonald will come to Stambaugh Auditorium on Dec. 13 for a 7:30


Questions abound on eve of Emmy nominations ‘Roseanne’ respect?

By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES If “Roseanne” has a shot at Emmy honors, it’s


Kyle-McCollum House gets historical marker

The 2-and-a-half-story house was built by War of 1812 veteran Joshua Kyle and his wife Mary Stewart and was completed in 1813.


Limiting screen time is still an issue

I keep returning to 2014, struggling with the amount of time my kids were spending on screens. It


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Family of five grows by one at Trumbull County Fair time

The Moody family of Colebrook Township, just east of Orwell, grows by one person each summer at Trumbull County Fair time.


Trial of former Sebring water operator now Sept. 17

The water-quality criminal case filed by the Ohio Attorney Generals Office against former Sebring Water Department operator James V. Bates has been reset to 9 a.m. Sept. 17 in the Mahoning County Area Court in Sebring.


Trumbull County allowed to negotiate acquisition of CSX rail line

The U.S. Surface Transportation Board has given Trumbull County officials until Jan. 2 to negotiate an interim trail-use agreement with CSX Transportation for CSX’s 13.9-mile rail line from Niles to Newton Falls.


Girard council discussed speed camera and income tax revenue, and a waterline project

Girard council approved contributing $37,500 to replace a waterline along East Drive in Liberty Township.


New firefighter sworn in to Struthers Fire Department

Jared Kitt was sworn in to the Struthers Fire Department by Mayor Terry Stocker on Tuesday


Candidates for Struthers mayoral race announce early

Though the Struthers mayoral election is more than a year away, a pair of candidates has already emerged


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Youngstown’s North Side Pool offering swim lessons

Zymra Smith, 5, of Youngstown, goes underwater during a swimming lesson at North Side Pool in Youngstown Tuesday afternoon.


YEARS AGO FOR JULY 11

Today is Wednesday, July 11, the 192nd day of 2018. There are 173 days left in the year.


‘Everyone is safe’ Daring rescue mission of Thai soccer team ends

Associated Press MAE SAI, Thailand “Everyone is safe.” With those three words posted on Facebook


BUSINESS DIGEST || Bob and Chuck Eddy Dealership under new ownership

Bob and Chuck Eddy Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram dealership on Mahoning Avenue has been purchased by the Pennsylvania-based Jim Shorkey Auto Group, which operates seven car dealerships in western Pennsylvania.


Making sense of Gazette killings

Opinion: By Peter Funt Cagle Cartoons When rational thinking fails or is simply ignored, conflation often


4 rides at Kansas water park still shut

Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Kan. Four rides at a Kansas water park where a 10-year-old boy


FBI agent charged in shooting while dancing gets gun back

Associated Press DENVER An FBI agent accused of accidentally dropping and firing his gun while


Cave rescue proves value of worldwide cooperation

Editorial: It’s hardly any wonder why the eyes of the nation and the world have been firmly glued over the past


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., 47.88-0.42 Aqua America, .20


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